lawyer from the defender of drunk drivers are rushing for a high position did i know gennady kernes this is how i knew him and where did the children's valuable property come from son's candidates have a scholarship. congratulations, this is judicial control and i am tetyana shustrova. the largest competition in the history of the judicial system is underway in ukraine. the new composition of the higher qualification commission of judges of the body responsible for the formation of the entire judicial corps is being elected. we continue to closely monitor the candidates for its composition. today we will tell you about a lawyer kernes and the judge in the savior that does not prosecute drivers who drive while intoxicated, but first the head of the higher anti-corruption court to the news appointed judge vira mykhaylenko, the corresponding decision was made at the general meeting of judges in this position. mykhaylenko replaced judge vaks with the longest experience, oleg pavlyshyn, who was the head of the court since may 7, 2022. vira mykhaylenko is from kyiv. was a judge and speake

and a defender of drunken drivers rushes to a high position, did i know gennady kernes, so i knew himwhere did the valuable property come from the candidates' children have a son's income is a scholarship in ukraine the largest competition in the history of the judicial system is underway a new composition of the higher qualification commission of judges is elected, the body responsible for the formation of the entire judicial of the corps we continue to closely monitor the candidates for its membership today we will tell you about the lawyer kernes that savior judge who does not bring to justice drivers who drive while intoxicated, but first to the news , judge vira mykhaylenko was appointed as the head of the higher anti-corruption court, the corresponding decision was made at the general meeting of judges in this position, mykhaylenko replaced judge vaks with the longest experience, oleg pavlyshyn, who was the head of the court since may 7, 2022. vera mykhaylenko is from kyiv. she is a lawyer by education worked with the judge of the vags since 2019 until she was appointed head of

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blunt and kern cross were philby's counterintelligence officers, and burgess was in intelligence.estoring communication is always a risk suddenly agents have already been lured away recruit a person. well, it's very interesting , very suitable in that it turns out that he works for the counterintelligence of the enemy. and just like that, there was a question of not framing these very interesting young people with great prospects. the foreign intelligence departments believed the cambridge five, but he was sure that he would always find the fitin. in september 1939, world war ii began. european countries, one after another, fell under the onslaught of the german military machine more denmark norway belgium france at that time fitin made several business trips abroad. the main thing is to germany, where the red chapel was left without communication, what is important after the visit of the fitin, contacts were restored with the red chapel from the british. a piano transmitter , a radio operator, a pianist, this is not an invention of yulian semyonov . the same argon really existed

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department of justice in the kharkiv region from 2010 to 2016, precisely at the time when gennady kernesg mayor of kharkiv, then the imam of kharkiv, and the publication states that in during the time of the head of the department of justice, serhiy mykhalchuk was one of the organizers of the enrichment scheme thanks to the registration service, we organize frauds in public procurement and received kickbacks from them . and what did he improve ? i knew him, if you ask me, did i communicate with him? yes, i did not communicate with him in the way that the media does not report , but we were acquainted. if you ask me, did he influence you? i will say that it did not influence me in making any decisions. it is interesting that it was during this period in 2014 that the 20-year-old son of a candidate for the higher qualifications commission, bohdan mohonchuk, became the owner of an apartment with an area of ​​83 square meters in the center of kharkiv and two parking spaces. the value of this property reaches over one and a half million hryvnias, according to the kharkiv anti-corruption cente

and a defender of drunk drivers rush for a high position did i know gennady kernes yes i knew him, and where did the valuable property of the candidates' children come from? the car is a scholarship. on thursday, february 23, at 4:40 p.m., watch the judicial review program with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel. i congratulate you on this. freedom life on radio freedom footage may shock you news from the scene live kamikaze drone attacks political analysis objectively and meaningfully there is no season exclusive interviews reports from the hottest points of the front freedom life frankly and impartially draw your own conclusions the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel continues thank you that you are with us, as always, high-quality analytics, the collection of operational information from the hottest locations, and, of course, an effort to form some kind of vision of how events may develop in the near future. regarding the latter, probably one of the most active representatives of our military in the media field, the head of the main intelligence department, kyrylo b

lawyer and the defender of drunk drivers are running for a high position, did i know gennady kernes,knew him, and where did the valuable property of the candidates' children come from, the son's income there is a scholarship, watch on thursday , february 23 at 4:40 p.m. the judicial control program with tatiana shustrova on the espresso tv channel, deoccupation. our brothers helped us, freed us from a normal life, freed us from the normal technology of the pro-russian inhumans, it was terrible, it was very terrible, every day, one by one, two houses were burned, and the nazis of the ukrainian people are here. yes, we are all nationalists . did the people resist? the residents came here, stopped them and sent them back, and the heroes of the novel were, are and will always be ukraine about the unbreakable cities of ukraine from the ukraine project in the documentary cycle de-occupation that saturdays at 11:10 a.m. on espresso the big broadcast of vasyl zimi my name is vasyl zima two hours of airtime and my colleagues with you until 21:00 two hours of your time we will talk about the m

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loses fluid , which can lead to dehydration . to the higher qualification commission of judges as kernes'sthe defender of drunk drivers are running for a high position did i know gennady kernes that's how i knew him and where did the valuable property of the candidates' children come from, the son's income is a scholarship see thursday, february 23 at 4:40 p.m. the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel, the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians, victories and losses, analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics , serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future right now the main and interesting thing in the program is the verdict by serhiy rudenko from monday to thursday at 1:00 p.m. repeat at 6:00 p.m. i congratulate you olga lentsa chronicle of hostilities for a week we now have all the forces of the defense of ukraine repulse storm attacks of the enemy on at least in five directions, all this is accompanied by ene

and a defender of drivers are eager for a high position, did i know gennady kernes yes, i knew him anderty of the candidates' children come from, the car is a scholarship see thursday, february 23 at 4:40 p.m. program under judicial control with tatyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel this morning president putin announced a special military operation in many places of ukraine explosions were heard the year of the great war the most difficult year in the modern history of ukraine the most important year in the history of ukraine the year that determined everything in our lives how we lived this year, how things changed, what we lost, and most importantly, who about losses and victories about heroes from the front and heroes of the rear in the marathon of the espresso tv channel, the year of the great war , the best journalists - exclusive reports inclusion and interview on friday, february 24, from seven in the morning to 11 in the evening at espresso. good morning, dear friends, here we are in avatar . we are back . and we are glad that you are staying with us. not only in the fo

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severe weather in december deterring travel and leading to a spike in cancellations, but ceo peter kernry we said in our call that we're seeing over 20% lodging demand, which is considerably higher than where we were in the fourth quarter, even x the weather, and so, there's just been a ton of demand apac is starting to come back quite strongly that's helping in our b to b&b to c business. that's been quite strong and generally t market's been very robust across the board in the western world and asia and latam. >> seema modi joins us now pretty upbeat message there from peter kern however, the market is clearly not pleased with the results is there a disconnect here is it just last quarter's results are coloring the interpretation >> i think what's providing a floor on to the stock is the fact that expedia is guiding for double-digit revenue and ebitda growth in 2023, despite the fourth quarter miss, which peter kern chalks up to bad weather. the other big concern will be about the increase in marketing spending in total of 20% compared to 2019 levels. there is some evidence that is wo

balloon program, or there were surveillance vehicles from other any other country intelligence cameras. kern assessment is that these 3 objects for most likely balloons tied to private companies. recreation or research institutions studied whether or conducting other scientific research. he w. washington correspondent mikaela. christina followed joe biden speech for us. so finally a word from the president on those balloons. the 1st one, the united states says that big balloon that could be seen from the ground here in the united states. u. s. s. was a chinese spy balloon. china still protest that the other 3 now heard from the mouth of the president himself, unlikely to be part of any kind of spying program, more likely something malign, something that belongs to a private company or an institution. the real new announcement from the president today is that there's an intention here to speak to the tiniest president she directly about this very issue. but the united states and china would never only speak about one balloon. they have a lot to talk about to responsibly manage that competitio

. >> the historian, doris kern, good one. he has said that leadership is five qualities. humility, empathy, resilience. self-awareness, and self reflection. i think my colleagues have these qualities, and so, i am glad that they are here with us. dale and jim, tell us a little bit more about some of the stories this past year that i thought were important to our society and world. >> i was reflecting on our conversation last year as we ended the year, and i think a story that continues in the news is the shootings. the mass shootings. and i think it has been intensified when we are having more shootings and places of worship. and so, it seems like not a week goes by. we just had the shooting in texas the other day, and it is bringing into question, whethe parishioners should be carrying firearms of the churches are not. so, that is still disturbing, as it. is becoming the new normal. >> it seems like every-- from synagogues, two mosques, two christian communities. >> every praise place of worship, every faith. >> i don't just don't understand the tribalism that goes on to

good kern turned out, yes smooth indeed. well, now you can proceed further. specialists themselves, the elbrus educational and scientific base is unique, there are no analogues to it, nowhere is it enough that this is the highest mountain station in the world. so everything is available here that a geographer needs to study the mountains that live and change different natural and plant zones , alpine landscapes, glaciers. here, on the layout depicted, elbrus is covered with glaciers at the end of the 19th century. and here we see either a bar also covered with glaciers, but in the middle of the 20th century, a comparison of these two models shows what happens in the reduction glaciation. this reduction in glaciation began in the middle of the 19th century. continues at the present time, which is accompanied by the actual climate change. the glaciation area at the end of the 19th century was 135 m². 1957-59. the area was 124 m². and the height of the snowline. on the northern slope of elbrus, it rose to a height of 3,700 m. on the southern slope, to a height o

seema mody joins with the expedia group ceo peter kern >> welcome back to cnbc. >> good to see you. >> let's start with the increase in marketing spend i think there's some questions there that includes tv ads and youtube, in total up about 20% compared to 2019 levels. right around the time you became ceo of expedia, when you pledged to make the company more efficient. how do you justify this increase in budget and the expected payoff >> yeah. so, there's a few things going on there, seema, that we talked about yesterday. one is that our b-to-b business is growing very quickly and the commissions from our b-to-b business throw through our marketing line you're seeing the actual benefit of the growth of that business we also saw a lot of weather impacts, particularly at the beginning and end of the quarter. and when those cancels come through, we bought business that doesn't actually happen and our marketing seems inflated relative to what comes through the results. but had those cancellations not happened, obviously, those marketing dollars would have been efficiently spent overall, w

. >> let's go kern county vis-À-vis the other bay area counties.walk us through some of the significance in these numbers here. >> the entire bay area is losing people. every single county in the bay area. overall, the state lost around 600,000 people in the last couple of years. the bay area accounts for almost a third of that loss. within the bay area, marin has had the largest percentage decrease in its population. there are several reasons for that. marin tends to be one of the older counties in the bay area. that means older people are more likely to die. we have more deaths per capita in marin than other cases. >> birthrates are already hitting record lows statewide. in marin, with an older population, there are many ways in which people have children and then finally, marin also, unlike many other bay area counties does not attract a lot of international him -- immigrants from abroad. they could replay some of the flows of people who are leaving marin. >> why is attract as many immigrants? is it that the jobs are not there for immigrants? wh

for a few hours to perform ceremonies and i still remember a young couple two young latino men from kern county who had driven up for pride to get married, and it became very very clear to me as i talked to them two things they were deeply in love with each other and getting married would allow them to stay together and not be separated. and so it was about real real live people who's lives are made better by having a country that recognizes their humanity. that recognizes their existence so i'm so thrilled we are at this point today. i'm old enough to remember 1996, right after i graduated law school. the defensive marriage act passed and what a horrific and depressing time for a lot of us and it wasn't just republicans it was democrat s voting for that dispickable law. decades later and not have a party-a bipartisan vote in both houses to repeal that disgusting law and make sure that people's marriages are going to be valid all throughout this country. but it is is absolutely the case that we have more work to do. this is a historic win. i want to thank senator padilla, thank the presi

almost 0 caltrans and chp closed the to hone pass from parker road in castaic to grapevine road in kerncounty. just after midnight saturday following another blast of winter weather. >> the highway was closed most of friday and only open for several hours overnight with chp escorts friday, part of window for almost 11,000 people. and nobody was cleaning the roads or anything. marcia cohen owns a home in pine mountain club, a remote community roughly 20 miles west of interstate 5 at gorman when the weather hit hard last night, he became stranded snowden with with no food and no running water. nothing not the water would not not not him. >> literally else like you bumper to bumper, big rig stranded by the side of the road. traffic backed up for miles. yeah, i was thinking about getting about 2 chicken soup and selling it on the 5 freeway to people stuck in traffic, you know, maybe make a little fortunate, you know, had a good caltrans, snowplows and salt trucks are out in force trying to clear the but mother nature is still calling the shots. and chp says with another storm cell moving in

and finally get through and kern street and come around sutter and i had to convince the police officer i had an appointment and i get there and it turns out the passenger left. was gone and i wasn't very far away. so i'm asking you, how do i file a claim for $60 for loss income of something beyond my control that you did not inform us that -- inform the hotel that you can't, we can't provide taxi service to the lodging establishments within the closed off area. i think it's an overreached, i mean, an over kill to walk off even a greater area of union square than when they did it for -- for previously in december and early january for protecting the businesses from looting. this is because you thought the violent protest would cause that, so i don't know how much time i have left but we need -- >> thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> my name is buckman and i live in district 6. i read chief scott's statement on the murder of tyree nickels. he (indiscernible) response of the memphis police chief. i thought that was ironic coming from chief scott who has shown

sandra mitchell joining us now live from la back and kern county with the latest. this and that's a major route between southern california, the central valley and one that's closed. it's a long way around. it looking like right now? >> it's looking like it's windy. it's rainy. it's icy and cold here. ken and catherine, you know that this area is a major route. if you're traveling from the bay area to los angeles or san diego. but since late last night, it is actually been shut down and that is stranded. a lot of people here, including a couple from berkeley stranded because a lot of ice and snow on the roads. >> to bumper big rig stranded on the side of the 5 freeway north of la. obviously that he storm coming up and we're in order to we're going to contention with caltrans in order to keep things safe for the commuters. overnight, the chp closed the 5 freeway north and south through the great fun because of icy conditions. traffic backed up for miles drivers headed out of la forced to turn around to parker road in castaic. >> cars crawling rain and snow pelting a

legal commitments to a minimum so that they can essentially do what they want was, is an emergency mon kern bus, even the, i'd say, gosh, wow, the only agreement that exists is that everyone does what they can to prevent collisions. but there's no agreement on any details. tigers, teens with justice. michelle. kush whoa more satellites means a growing risk of collisions. and there's the growing problem of space. debris, garbage in space. since 1957, there have been around 6200 launches to day space. debris amounts to over 130000000 objects. many just one or 2 millimeters in diameter together they weigh in at over $9900.00 tons and pose a major challenge that isn't legal guns. it's, i'd like to see rules like in a national park and move those who take their trash back home after a mission are permitted to fly. those who don't have to improve and show they will before being allowed to fly again. it is often before the feelings of the students and dom stop had been given the chance to send their miniature satellite into space on board. a chinese carry a rocket or launch vehicle as well, but al

balloon program, or there were surveillance vehicles from other any other country. utilities cameras, kern adjustment, is that these 3 objects for most likely balloons tied to private companies, recreation or researchers. the 2 sions studied whether or conducting other scientific research the you, as president abiding that. now, back here in berlin, the annual international film festival known as the belin allah has now opened the 73rd edition, includes movies and events showing solidarity with ukraine and with the protests in iran. 19 films are competing for the coveted golden bear will be awarded a week on saturday. cameras flashing fan screaming, the berlin ali is back in full swing. but while celebrating film with glitz and glamour, the festival has always been political. maybe this year, more than ever. john pans documentary about ukraine, title superpower, is one of the festivals most anticipated films, just returned from key. if the actor and director took to the stage to introduce the night special guest lensky in care of, can you hear us? yes. in his video message, ukrainian presi

with tetyana shustrova , the competition for the highest qualification commission of judges, as a kernesand a defender of drunk drivers are striving for a high position. did i know gennady kernesa that's how i knew him and where is the scholarship also from? watch on thursday, february 23 at 4:40 p.m. the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel, de-occupation, how can we now live without it, we can't help but turn the history of the liberated cities of ukraine, they left . let's see how our brothers helped us freed from the normal life freed from the normal technology of the pro-russian non-humans , it was terrible, it was very scary every day one by one two houses were burned and the ukrainian people were nazis here yes, we are all nationalist people here, did the residents resist came here stopped and sent back and became heroes roman buka and will always be ukraine about unbreakable cities of ukraine from the ukrainer project in the documentary series de-occupation that on saturdays at 11:10 not espresso this morning president putin announced a speci

dubkin and senshentsev and two more people there, two people from by the way, the two people from the kernes faction that has the most mandates in the kharkiv regional council, well, you know how it seems to everyone that it is a small business to be here because this former son-in-law of dobkin was absent at all

but finally today, i'm joined by elisha kerns, the chair of the foreign affairs select committee, whorom ukraine. alicia, thank you for making the time this morning. what's the feeling on the ground there in ukraine on this historic anniversary ? so this historic anniversary? so the people of ukraine, a completely result, resolute that they will fight on. there is no question in their minds that they will spread their country off. putin's troops . and we're off. putin's troops. and we're here today to show that we stand completely them. but also completely behind them. but also to say that we will not allow putin and russia determine putin and russia to determine the clearly , the big the peace. now, clearly, the big ask of ukraine and the big ask of president zelenskyy when he came to parliament just two weeks ago was winning for freedom, was sending those jets to ukraine. where is the british government on that key issue ? so government on that key issue? so the defence secretary said we won't be sending our typhoons . won't be sending our typhoons. and having met with the ukrainian

we can now speak tojennifer kerns, a republican strategist and host on the all american radio network from new york. thank you forjoining us. nikki haley has officially thrown her hat into the ring. how strong a candidate is she is likely to be? i candidate is she is likely to be? ~ , candidate is she is likely to be? <' , , candidate is she is likely to be? ~ , , ., candidate is she is likely to be? <' , , ~ , be? i think she will be a very stron: be? i think she will be a very strong voice, _ be? i think she will be a very strong voice, especially - be? i think she will be a very| strong voice, especially given the timing of this chinese potential spy balloon over the united states, other unidentified flying objects over the us. nikki haley will be a great foreign—policy voice in the 2024 race. i can imagine donald trump is not happy about this. it certainly opens the floodgates for other former trump appointees to throw their hats into the ring, former secretary of state mike pompeo interested in running, the former vice president mike pence interested in running. so i think nikki

dupkina and senshentseva, and two more people there, two people from the police and two people from the kernes block, this is the faction that has the most mandates in the kharkiv regional council, you know how everyone already it is probably not voluntary to be here, because this former son-in-law of dobkin was absent at all, and no one saw him at the meetings of this year and the commission, nor did he know where he is, probably somewhere abroad, maybe this situation caused this shovel mandate that about a week ago local council deputies were forbidden to travel abroad, this could have provoked them, and this montage does nothing for them. well, what is a local council deputy? he is a kind of volunteer, as it is more of a frontline region. it is very difficult to be a deputy now, i am not interested anymore. it is not prestigious because they are leaving but at the same time, the situation with the police is again interesting, these deputies are leaving, we are voting for them to leave, but no one can come to replace them, because in order to replace them, someone must come together their co

maneja al departamento de policÍa y otra con al inmigrante y fuimos la Única ciudad en el condado kernnder de mejor forma cuÁles son los problemas de sus comunidades y con quÉ se ha encontrado tambiÉn porque sabemos que hay otra ala sobre todo en el condado de orange que se vio reflejado mucho tiempo en las elecciones una gran oposiciÓn a esta migraciÓn hispana. >> esto es un distrito nuevo que se diseÑÓ porque habÍa una demanda diciendo que este condado estÁ entre los por ciento latino y no habÍa un latino en este puesto, entonces hubo que diseÑar y hacer este distrito no tanto porque querÍan, pero porque era una necesidad, estamos rompiendo la ley porque se tiene, no se puede poner comunidades de color como la gente afroamericana y latinos la gente asiÁtica y no darle la oportunidad para elegir a alguien de su pueblo, entonces pienso que esto es un puesto histÓrico porque es la primera vez que tenemos un distrito que la mayorÍa los residentes de habitantes y votantes son latinos, entonces este cargo, pienso que el puesto que no es mÍo, es porque mucha gente perdiÓ puesto como mucha g

well, many of them were voters, for example, of the late kernes, but when the war began, it was clearlyious to them that they had to go and defend their city and their country yes, this is an important point, but still, these people defended the city as a place of residence or the state as a value, or at the same time, i think that this did not contradict the other. which is triggered by a personal war moment, you can keep your distance until the last, try to be impartial and neutral, but when a projectile flies into your house, well, it already starts to affect you and you already start to consider it your business , according to our plan, it becomes something very personal for you and not just something decorative at the level of patriotism. i think that patriotism is local. it is there . you know, we are used to it. it seems to me that it can somehow be correlated and correlated with separatism. what if you love your city? well you should love the country first of all, and in fact, it seems to me that there is nothing wrong with low patriotism in odesa, and there is nothing wrong wit

the maidans of the 14th year are those people, many of them were voters, for example, of the late kernes, but when the war began, it was clearly obvious to them that they had to go and defend their city and their country, so this is an important moment, but still, these people defended the city as a place of residence or the state as a value or one at the same time, i think that it did not contradict the other. because here you understand right away that very often it works in this war, as apparently in any war, a personal moment works , so you can keep your distance until the last try to be impartial and neutral, but when a projectile flies into your house, well, it already starts to affect you and you already start to consider it your business according to our revenge, it becomes something very personal for you and not just something decorative at the level of patriotism. i think that this patriotism is local he he he actually we got used to him as it seems to me to somehow correlate and correlate with separatism that if you love your city well, you should love the country first of all

[applause] thanks to guy benson, walter kern, john taff, kat timpf, and our studio audience! with dreamy trace gallagher is next. on behalf of greg gutfeld, the king of late night, i'm jimmy failla, and i love you, america. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trace: thank you, jimmy. good evening, everyone, and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in washington. baking tonight, a courtroom battle for the ages. a tough prosecutor going head-to-head with a skilled defendant. murder suspect alec murdaugh on stand for a second day admitting that he's a liar. a crook, and a drug addict, but denying that he's a killer. jeff paul's life tonight with the murder trial that is riveting the country. good evening. >> trace, this trial is entering its fifth week, topped off by arguably some of the most compelling testimony

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robert kern is water police.me water in the gutter, actually on both sides. this is not their day. we're in an area where there shouldn't be any watering. yet there's water here. so that's what we do, we drive around looking for something like that to give them a little educational visit. "hey, you're not supposed to water today." >> anthony: so you don't wrestle them to the ground, cuff them and drag them in. >> robert: no, no we do not. although we can go to a, a fee. >> anthony: around how much? >> robert: $80. >> anthony: $80. what about the -- >> robert: then it doubles. $160, $320 -- >> anthony: and it just keeps going. >> robert: yeah. >> anthony: it seems to me, a losing battle to try to keep your grass green. do you really need a lawn in the first place? >> robert: well, every -- most everyone that lives here came from the midwest or the east coast and it was all lush and green and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> anthony: it was lush and green. >> robert: sure, sure. >> anthony: the city assigns w

kerns about the possible -- concerns of the possible connection from the turbines and large number ofd whales washing up on the shore. strange story and madison alworth has the story, next. ♪ ♪ >> okay, you're looking at capital hill. stuart: a chilly 35 degrees and in a few hours the president meets speaker mccarthy. maybe that'll be a chilly meeting. could soon see that's -- washington dc could soon see a big increase in ev chargers. there's a plan to add 7500 new stations by 2027. right now there are 250 in the city, 90% of the vehicles in the district will be electric by 2040 or so they hope. look at rivian. they're laying off 6% of the work force and employ about 14,000 people and tock down 14.5%. tesla, the company plans onramping up production at the plant in shanghai for the next two months. tesla demands skyrocketed thanks to price cuts on best selling models and stock at $173 per share. do you expect that high demand to stay, mark? the cut prices? >> yeah, they cut prices and demand goes up and makes tesla's affordable to even the average million. now the average millionaire

almost 0 caltrans and chp closed the to hone pass from parker road in castaic to grapevine road in kern county. just after midnight saturday following another blast of winter weather. the highway was closed most of friday and only open for several hours overnight with chp escorts friday, part of window for almost 11,000 people. and nobody was cleaning the roads or anything. marcia cohen owns a home in pine mountain club, a remote community roughly 20 miles west of interstate 5 at gorman when the weather hit hard last night, he became stranded snowden with with no food and no running water. nothing not the water would not not not him. >> literally else like you bumper to bumper, big rig stranded by the side of the road. traffic backed up for miles. yeah, i was thinking about getting about 2 chicken soup and selling it on the 5 freeway to people stuck in traffic, you know, maybe make a little fortunate, you know, had a caltrans snowplows and salt trucks are out in force trying to clear the but mother nature is still calling the shots. and chp says with another storm cell moving in. >> the

deadnaming" a convicted child molester by the name of hanna tubs, accused of beating a man to death in kernt, sanna has been suspended by gascon. for his part, tubbs, the convicted child molester, has a lengthy criminal record in california and idaho, under the name "james tubbs." only now he is identifying as a female. he started that after being arrested in connection with that child molestation case to which he pleaded guilty. attacking a girl in a denny's bathroom stall. sanna has argued in the past that jailhouse phone calls show that tubbs is trying to use gender identity to more or less game the justice system. writing this on twitter, "i was suspended by speaking out against the gascon administration , informing them they are being played is just the excuse for the suspension. sanna adroitly points out that in that phone call with his dad, tubbs reminded his father -- or her father -- when you come to court, make sure you address me as her. nothing to see here, move it along. sean? >> sean: kevin corke. disgusting. thank you. join me now as horace cooper, cochair of project 21, and

argued it was temporary, weather-related, double miss >> i think that expedia, look, i think that peter kernend travel the higher-end travel guys are doing so well. i really want to distinguish exp expedia from some higher end, and by the way, american express travel is on fire, even during the storm period american express didn't have any bad weather. their whole quarter was done -- i don't know where they're politic locate, but boy, it was sunny. >> i want to ask you if you think bonds have repriced enough >> yes, i do that's really why we won't down. it wasn't just google dragging everything down. google did catch the ball on things but it was the two-year that really made the week feel like a year. >> german two-year, by the way, guys, this morning, highest since '08. as for -- we mentioned alphabet and microsoft and all the a.i. stuff we waded through during the week, david, but bill gates talks to a german newspaper, reuters wrote it up, and said, this is going to change our lives. the advent of a.i. in language-based search is going to be as significant as the internet itself. >> it's

caltrans says there's a high wind advisory in effect from highway 14 all the way to the la county kernnty line in the high desert. in the palmdale area. the road is wet in spots and drivers are advised to watch out for patches of ice, especially as the temperatures start to fall later tonight. >> parts of the southern plains have been hit hard by wild weather, including 9 tornadoes with fierce winds, heavy rain and severe lightning. 2 tornadoes touched down in kansas last night. this is video showing us one of them near the town of sublet swirling dirt and debris. also took down power lines, knocking out electricity to thousands of customers. but the neighboring state, oklahoma saw at least 7 tornadoes. 12 people were reported injured. and forecasters say even more severe weather is on the way more than a dozen homes were destroyed and many other structures were damaged. official officials are now assessing the total of all the destruction. >> plus, there's earthquake that hit turkey toppling more buildings just as we're learning about even more deaths nearly a month after that first d

she, as she now identifies is now in jail in kern county, california, accused of beating a man to death with a rock. before that tubs served time in juvenile detention as a 26-year-old. this is all coming back, right. so, that's because gascon went easy on her. tubs had pleaded guilty to month lefting a 10-year-old girl and because the crime happened years ago just days before tubs was 18, gascon declined to try the case as an adult. tubs bragged about that in jailhouse recordings. >> if i go ahead and plead now and just say i want to do parole or probation, then i'll be good, and no strings attached and [bleep] after like a year it falls away, then i'm good. yeah, i'll do that. i would do that 100 times fold. >> that is also around the time tubs started going as hannah rather than james. prosecutor who is now suspended questioned all of that and apparently that led to his suspension. fox digital is reporting "hannah has argued in the past jailhouse phone calls show tubs was attempting to use gender identity to game the justice system, argument that sources say made others in gascon's o

almost 0 caltrans and chp closed the to hone pass from parker road in castaic to grapevine road in kern county. just after midnight saturday following another blast of winter weather. the highway was closed most of friday and only open for several hours overnight with chp escorts friday, part of window for almost 11,000 people. and nobody was cleaning the roads or anything. marcia cohen owns a home in pine mountain club, a remote community roughly 20 miles west of interstate 5 at gorman with the weather hit hard last night, he became stranded snowden with with no food and no running water knotting. not the water would not not not him. >> literally else like you bumper to bumper, big rig stranded by the side of the road. traffic backed up for miles. yeah, i was thinking about getting about 2 chicken soup and selling it on the 5 freeway to people stuck in traffic, you know, maybe make a little fortunate, you know, had a caltrans snowplows and salt trucks are out in force trying to clear the but mother nature is still calling the shots. and chp says with another storm cell moving in. >> th

he is charged with murder in kern count. awaiting trial. this is not a victim.e about child molesters, murders and rapists than he cares about victims, survivorses, children in our own community. stuart: the mayor of los angeles in karen bass. she is looking to remove quote, obstacles for police recruits who initially fail to qualify for training. she says it will diverse the lapd and root out officers, with ties in her words right-wing extremist organizations. crime is surging in los angeles. what are they more worried about, crime or diversity? >> in los angeles we deserve the best police officers in the country, if not the world. we should want to increase the bar, not lower the bar. we need police officered are funded, not defunded. we need police officers well-trained in mental health issues, in drug and alcohol issues and issues regarding very, very diverse communities. we all should make sure that police officers are not right-wing or left-wing or any type of extremist. it is disappointing that we're only concentrating on one issue or one area. we need th

[applause] thanks to guy benson, walter kern, john taff, kat timpf, and our studio audience! "fox news @ night" with dreamy trace gallagher is next. on behalf of greg gutfeld, the king of late night, i'm jimmy failla, and i love you, america. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trace: thank you, jimmy. good evening, everyone, and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in washington. baking tonight, a courtroom battle for the ages. a tough prosecutor going head-to-head with a skilled defendant. murder suspect alec murdaugh on stand for a second day admitting that he's a liar. a crook, and a drug addict, but denying that he's a killer. jeff paul's life tonight with the murder trial that is riveting the country. good evening. >> trace, this trial is entering its fifth week, topped off by arguably some of the most compelling testimony for the second day in a row. the man accused of murdering his wife and one of his sons took to the stand, saying it wasn't him, but people who hated his son, paul. disgraced attorney alex murdaugh spent six hours on the sta

he gets whipped at second kerns town on july the 24th. a week later. a calvary regiments go into chambersburg and burn james, pennsylvania 400 plus residences and buildings and gary pointed out so well earlier, everything in 64 was hung over. was the election of abraham lee also understood and this is important for the confederacy could never win a military very victory in the civil war. you're not to see the army in northern marched down broad street in philadelphia or broadway in new york city. what they have to do and lee understood that the enemy is always was the population of the north you must break the will of the northern people to no longer sustain the war effort and force the lincoln administration, which would have been extremely reluctant to do it, because if you want to personalize it, the greatest enemy of the army of the confederacy was the man who sat in the white house. he is going to see this through. as we know anyhow. so you have to break their will and you do that by achieving battlefield victories. so here you are confronted with

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