>> leslie: i feel your pain is not it's not my fault. >> harris: you know joe biden -- >> leslie: bidend i feel your pain. >> harris: i feel what you're feeling, i know how you're feeling i want to make a better and this is what i'm going to do. do know what they study? they tatted a lie and put lipstick on the pig and called it inflation reduction act. it had nothing to do with reduced stomach reducing inflation. it reduces the deficit and that is a bootable thing but there is not a one-to-one match. cbo said it where it did not get the score out on the friday before they rammed it through over the weekend when they passed it. i could go on for hours like this, let's just call it what it is. he has to own it. he has to own it. >> leslie: i don't think you'll ever see politician -- i don't think you should first of all, and second notch is to i think, i know when you look at history there has never been a president of the united states that stood up and said my fault, my bad. >> brian: keep in mind australia has lower, china has lower inflation, japan is lower inflation, mexico is lower

leslie's illustrated newspaper, at eight years the oldest of the three u.s. weekly pictorials, included a special double-page suppme depicting 13 scenes during monday, july 13th, and t a lesser extent, tuesday, july 14th, the first two days the since the pictorial papers were week of their publication, these es may have actually reached theubc as early as july 18th, only five days after the violence began. publication i such proximity to th events required intensive labor and haste, entailing shortcuts that delivered the news in a timely fashion. but at some cost to clarity and detail. so thend graving of t, as it's called, burngf the colored orphans asylum along with the issue's other illustrations was noticeably crude in its executi although specific as to place. showing the crowd along the 44 street side of the burning building. the new york illustrated news, the new and lea solvent -- newest and least solvent pictorial weekly, also rushed out images of the riot withs within days of the onset of the violence. like those, these images lacked clarity the, an

frank leslie had learned after his paper broke the so-called swill milk scandal in 1858 which involved the death of children who drank milk from cows that ate taintedded field from local new york distilleries that naming artists in certain circumstances only exposed them to lawsuit or physical harm, hazards that would surely be compounded in the context of rioting and its aftermath. harper's weekly introduced in 1857 and once more began the most republican of the pictorial weeklies did not credit the 22-year-old thomas nast as the source of several of its illustrations. we know, however, that he returned to the city on july 12th from a frustrated effort to cover the battle of gettysburg. and years later he told his bioer if that he had witnessed -- biographer that he had witnessed and sketched some of the violent events. if any of the 11 harper's engravings of the riot were basedded on nast's work, it was the full-page illustration featured in the august 1st issue. nast knew the asylum neighborhood well having lived on west 44th street until 1862. with an additional week for publicatio

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>> listen, the leslie jordan you all saw on instagram is the leslie jordan in real life. laughter and he just cared so much about everyone. we would be out in nashville and anyone who stopped him, you know, to show their appreciation, he just ate it up and gave everyone exactly what they wanted. and i just think that doesn't happen all of the time. and i just think he's so got to enjoy the hielgt of his career and i'm so thankful for that. >> and what a great -- what a great observation, too, what a wonderful person to be around. to jut that genuine and to stop for people like that. he did bring so much joy. and you two became quick friends after you first met and i have a great clip. i think it is a good clip about you joking about starting your own real housewives so i just want to play that for folks watching. >> i don't stir the pot. i smoke it. >> i may be a bite size snack. but i have bold flavor. i might not be into fitness but i run in tight circles. >> i might be from the south, but when i spill the tea, it ain't sweet. >> i just, i laugh and i smile every time a

what do you say to that, leslie? >> i agree 100%. i have said all my life that you can't, whether attacking a candidate like donald trump or whoever your opponent is or any one issue, that is not going to bring it home for any party. listen, this is not just a one-issue race on either side of the aisle. if you live in a border state immigration will matter more. abortion will matter more in some places. we see in colorado the second most important issue. we've seen women in states such as ohio that have just been out pacing the men 12% in ohio as an example after the dobbs decision. sit not just about abortion. the democrats have to talk about the things that they put forth that republicans voted against. we've seen that time and time again with funding for disasters, when you are talking about giving seniors a break on prescription drug prices. the list goes on. >> harris: why aren't they doing that now? >> i also agree with james carville in his opinion you can't just run on one issue. abortion is number two in many places, not num

>>> beloved actor leslie jordan has died. he was best known as beverly leslie in a recurring role on "will & grace." jordan's character as karen's frenemy was laugh out loud hilarious. he won fans during the pandemic with his body video posts. just watch this. >> well, hello fellow hunker downers. just having to make up things to do to pass the time. i came up with a good one today. i painted my toenails. >> jordan died after a car accident this morning in los angeles. he was 67 years old. >>> thanks so much for being with us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. just 15 days until midterm elections and new developments to bring you across the board tonight. there's new cnn polling of likely voting in two key senate races in wisconsin and pennsylvania. wisconsin showing no clear leader in the showdown between incumbent republican ron johnson and democrat mandela barnes. pennsylvania with document lieutenant governor fetterman narrowly ahead of mehmet oz. we learned late today that former president obama will be campaigning

leslie, welcome to d. w. news asia. malaysia's next elections weren't actually jew until september of next year. so what's going on? why is the government calling them now? busy well, once that question got to go back a little bit, is through the history of politics here. it's either a result with the fact that dominant party i'm nor which group malaysia from independence in 1957 until next 2018. and in 2018. the last election for the 1st time, and after that, the prime minister, then niger buzz up what's arrested, chopped and put on trial corruption charges. and ever since that, then we've had success in government, all and informed with it be coalitions. so this current government is just to meet this off if been coalitions, partners. and i, i think the basically the ruling, i'm know poppy views now that we need their back in power. even though the one that a partners in the coalition, they feel that they wanted to, they have a good chance of, of coming back into power stronger. and that's why they shoul

leslie, that was leslie lough managing editor at the malay male online. thank you very much for your insights today. not seat for to day. there is more anti w dot com, forward slash asia on social media at dw news, and i am at john underscore rate. please to getting touch. we'll leave you now with today's commemorations for the victims of the 2002, bali bombings. thanks so much. 3 people in trucks injured, one trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing on the tags in syria for the credit on sweetwater demonstrate people lean extreme ground ross getting 200 people from the jews. b, around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge as to why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, a new labor movement in the us. it's being called david versus goliath. upstart unions versus powerful corporations. workers are forming unions and industries and companies that haven't seen them before. it's like they're caught like during it like like, they

reporter interviewed leslie jordan.ow to deliver one of his most memorable lines from the hit sitcom. >>> and coming up tonight, how a festival celebrating life over darkness gained a foothold here in the bay area. buttigieg. i'll ask them what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! >>> people packed this celebration eating traditional food. more than a billion people celebrated the festival of life. shawn chitnis shows us how they grew up in the bay area. >> the brightness of the orange flower when you walk in, it just brings your spirits up. >> reporter: flowers, food, family. the ingredients for a p

megan mullally writing on instagram, "leslie jordan was hands down one of the greats. there will never, ever be another you." beyond tv star jordan became a social media sensation during the pandemic. >> yesterday we used the back scratcher to great effect. today we're going to make the back scratcher a baton. >> leslie jordan died in a car crash today. he was 67. rest in peace. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. you right same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

reporter interviewed leslie jordan. he showed him how to deliver one of his most memorable lines from the hit sitcom. >>> and coming up tonight, how a festival celebrating life over darkness gained a foothold here in the bay area. buttigieg. i'll ask them halfway through, bam, get hit by a driver. when i knew my injuries were serious, i got on the internet. i made a phone call. when i spoke with jacoby & meyers, they let me know i was in good hands. they made sure they understood everything that was was going on, and that they put me in the right hands of the best doctor available. the insurance company tried to lowball me, jacoby & meyers stayed dedicated to focused on my case. i felt reassured and i wouldn't lose everything i had due to medical bills and things like that, and that they would give their best to get the best settlement for my case. >>> people packed this celebration eating traditional food. more than a billion people celebrated the festival of life. shawn chitnis shows us how they grew up in the bay are

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and in los angeles, leslie marshall, radio talk show host.at do you make of the coverage of john fetterman's efforts to talk to journalists in general and the nbc interview in particular? >> first off, i think our sympathies can go out john fetterman and his family, everything that you have to deal with after a stroke is very challenging. but these are critical questions about whether you belong in the u.s. senate or not, and they are absolutely up for debate in terms of his mental condition and whether he's able to understand what's going on around him. this nbc reporter, dasha burns, has done, i think, a phenomenal service in terms of both her treatment of this, her transparency with viewers, being very up front about the challenges that he seems to be going through and not engaging in this in some kind of fanciful or unserious way, but being very serious with viewers and not debating whether he has the whats i to understand, but whether he has the capacity to communicate, to respond would want this type of assistance. and the reaction to h

she joins us now with the latest leslie >> hey, tyler. quite a volatility name, credit suisse executives seeking to dispel this notion that took fire on social plat fforms over the weekend that the firm is on the brink of collapse. a lot of conjecture and rumor contributing to this vortex of fear let's take a step back and dissect the facts as we know them at this time. amid a slumping price, which ensure bondholders in the event of a default, credit suisse's ceo sent out an internal memo obtained by cnbc on friday in it he said, quote, i trust that you are not con fauzing our day-to-day stock price performancewith the strong capital base and liquidity position of the bank sound familiar well, to some that language was reminiscent of the financial crisis when banks and ceos tried to assuage that their firms were on stable footing and later would go under but unlike the financial crisis where investors could pinpoint firms that had faulty mortgage-backed securities, it's unclear what if anything could cause credit suisse to face major issu

improve its management of matches . english club, plymouth argyle have unveiled a statue of jack leslie outside their football ground. leslie was the 1st black player to be called up by england, but he was dropped later after the selection committee realised he was black leslie, captain to plymouth, and made $400.00 appearances for the club. well that's it, but now i'm coming up. next it's reporter. stay tuned for more news updates at the top of the hour. i'm told me a lot of time with people and trucks injured when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families with extreme ross getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge in because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind w. made for mines. ah, ah ah, a centuries old tradition. the dairy farmers of t roll trekking home with their cattle on their way back to the valley after a summer and alpine pastures. many, you always want to be where the cows are happy. this is the highlight of the year here in the alps. the olive tree, the festive cattle drives

committee realized he was black leslie, captain to plymouth, and made $400.00 appearances for the club. well that's it, but now i'm coming up. next it's reporter, stay tuned for more news updates at the top of the hour. i'm told me a lot of things with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families with.

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our guy have unveiled a statue of jack leslie outside their football ground. in 1925 leslie was the 1st black layer to be called up by england, but he was later dropped when the selection committee realized he was black leslie kept in plymouth and made 400 appearances for the club. and he is a reminder, over the top story will be falling for you. vladimir putin as tides insecurity. unabridged connecting crimea to russia after it suffered major damage in a saturday morning, explosion. traffic is resuming on the bridge, which is a key road and rail link from the russian mainland civic, illegally annexed into that. all, that's all for now. coming up next in the technology show shift. stay with us for one use of the top of the hour time, told me on the line, the book many thanks for being with her. i'm just kinda i think that's hard. and in the end it's a meeting you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back are you familiar with this.

leslie jordan was 67.or clothing company adidas is facing pressure to cut business ties with kanye west after a series of anti-semitic comments made by the rapper and fashion designer who goes by ye. >> kanye needs to be absolutely ostracized and anyone who does that, who uses this kind of language, threatening to kill people, because of who they are, needs to be ostracized. >> earlier this month, adeedas officials said the partnership is under review but so far continues to release new yeezy merchandise. his agency said they are no longer representing him and kim kardashian denounced his rhetoric and said she substantiates with the jewish community. the hin dow holiday dewali has rituals, food and gifts. each day represents something different. new york mayor eric adams recently passed a bill to recognize it as a public school holiday next year. our commitment to building a better bay area means climber and environment. we spoke with hunter pence, the san francisco giant's two-time champion. >> how can yo

leslie picker.hem now, joe, but it appears that citi was able to notch a beat both on the top and bottom line here reporting revenue of about $18.5 billion compared with estimates of $18.3 billion in terms of the bottom line, 163 compared to estimates of 142 so significant beats on top and bottom lines you can see those shares down about 1.8% in pre-market trading on these results let's get through some of the details here overall we saw revenue increase by about 6% but net increase -- net income decreasing 25% during the quarter. that's largely similar to a lot of citi's peers. operating expenses did go higher they were up to 13 billion in the quarter, an increase of 8% that largely has to do with inflation, volume-related expenses and the like. their cost of credit was $1.4 billion. saw loans tick down versus the prior year period. deposits also down both of those were kind of on a similar trajectory down 3% versus the prior year period cet 1 ratio up to 12.2% for citi so approaching the target th

leslie burl mclemore is followed -- and received his b.a. from west college and vanderburgh university and the university ofn massachusetts amherst. mr. leslie burl mclemore served more than 10 years on the jackson city council and the council president five of those years. he also served as interim mayor of the city of jackson and he wrote the forward in the name of emmett till how the children of the mississippi freedom struggle showed up tomorrow. give them a hand please. [applause] one thing in reading these books and dabbling into them what i saw was both men. or leslie burl mclemore and -- had been during respect for medgar evers. he had a willingness to work with anyone whot is dedicated o bringing justice and progress for state and david senior you say he talked about how he -- it pained him to be away from them for a couple of hours. and showed what possibilities of what a father's love could look like and talked more. talk more about this man in the movement. >> hello 1 everybody. it's so good to be here and to see your faces. metz

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what with leslie sheila sahalina, i'm sorry. my name is janice. what's going from march of got on until and when you officially put baker to it. but the most mature has been about mostly in the front . oh, but it's your mother gotten worse. cars double clicked, you are a problem. if carver kicked you would have battleship was, would be to destroy my bill. is it on the ear? chest is near which near the but of woodson? the singing? yup. a pile of space came on. usually the broad summer from us. they had to know shout mr. francois modem with which did a lot, some good won't be able to put a voice on just didn't revolt. but those are covered on the most basic lot say is neela or francois initial shorter one. you're not that the kicker, the down that she was from a bit of thought, so you will nip up all speed. skip it. almost all just to kill. you could have danced. underwear and you what those rece console us on results from some shall i have, which does she like to non thumbnail with a level? she'll have she lucky that out of you went on just under t

leslie jordan was 67. tonight major clothing company adidas is facing pressure to cut business ties with kanye west after a series of anti-semitic comments made by the rapper and fashion designer who goes by ye. >> kanye needs to be absolutely ostracized and anyone who does that, who uses this kind of language, threatening to kill people, because of who they are, needs to be ostracized. >> earlier this month, adeedas officials said the partnership is under review but so far continues to release new yeezy merchandise. his agency said they are no longer representing him and kim kardashian denounced his rhetoric and said she substantiates with the jewish community. the hin dow holiday dewali has rituals, food and gifts. each day represents something different. new york mayor eric adams recently passed a bill to recognize it as a public school holiday next year. our commitment to building a better bay area means climber and environment. we spoke with hunter pence, the san francisco giant's two-time champion. >

leslie jordan was 64 years old. >>> the u.s. in ukraine says the allegations are patently false. we are following the latest developments from washington. >> reporter: russia's foreign minister reaffirmed the russian claim that ukraine plans to drop a radioactive dirty bomb on its own territory. we have concrete information regarding ukrainian scientific institutes having technologies that allow them to make a nerd, dirty bomb . >> reporter: ukraine's president said that if russia calls and says that ukraine is allegedly preparing something, it means only one thing, that russia has already prepared all of it. the head of the radiation and chemical and bio logical protection department says the dirty bomb is in the final stages of creation . a dirty bomb has ever been used before . it is not a nuclear explosion but by using conventional explosives to spread radioactive material , it is an effective weapon of terror that could contaminate a city for years . >> the u.s., uk and france rejected the false allegations as a pretext for escalation. the u.s. has accused russia of is known

leslie picker with the story and "fast money" trader and cnbc contributor tim seymore has the trade.kick it off for us >> brian, you thought you were going to be able to escape the macro with this conversation, but unfortunately, with the banks, macro is in focus you mentioned jpmorgan and jamie dimon's comments with regard to the recession. well, some analysts are wondering whether his comments on a recession earlier this week, does that take a negative catalyst off the table for tomorrow so investors can focus a bit more on what they're seeing on the fundamental side among that, credit quality is paur paramount. any deterioration would show the fed's decrease in rising rates as well as a potential slowdown could be actually trickling down to balance sheets. and similarly, capital levels. they had a reserve billed last quarter. will it be similar size this quarter, given what he said about a potential recession? could we see that reserve build go up, as they prepare for, you know, some potentially lower credit quality >> tim, you know, i know this is overly simplistic, but talking a

hollywood remembers leslie jordan. how colleagues are honoring his legacy. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the deadly school shooting in st. louis. the fbi has joined the investigation after a gunman killed a teenage girl and teacher. seven others were wounded. the all-too-familiar site of terrified students running from a school played out again yesterday. the suspected shooter, a former student at the high school, died in an exchange of gunfire with police, but his motive remains unclear. astrid martinez is in new york with the latest on this story. astrid, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, the tragedy happened at the central visual and performing arts high school. students say the shooter entered the school with a long gun and opened fire. as the community mourns, there are questions about safety at the school where authorities say seven security personnel were on duty at the time. community members and students in st. louis gathered for a vigil hours after a tragic

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leslie: spreads also -- but spreads? leslie: spreads also.erage but as the fed raises rates and you have borrowing costs staying higher for a longer period of time, you really have to assess which sector you want to be in and where you are being compensated. we do think that ig, given the fact that it has widened out, offers higher yields. lisa: so are you really going into longer-term treasuries and some of the higher polity investment grade names and locking it in and saying, if we can get 6% yields, which is what you are getting on average in the investment-grade space come up hallelujah we will hang on? leslie: what you said is important. you have to look at value versus timing. this is not the most liquid market and there is a tremendous amount of volatility. we are adding a bit of interest rate risk incrementally but we are in the fourth quarter and we believe in six months yields will come down and the opportunities we see on the yield and rate side but in the short-term you will have some volatility. whether it is investment grade or

. >>> leslie jordan. he kept us laughing during the pandemic, and for decades before >> i thought i smelled gin and regret >> tonight his tragic death and career of laughter >>> the new plan to combat crime on the new york subway system. cops, cameras and care >>> and a study on ufos. >>> the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> chaos unfolding yet again in america at a high school this morning. this time in st. louis police say a former student brought a long gun to class, killed two people, hurt seven othe ot others at central visual and performing arts high school. police say the gunman killed a teacher and 16-year-old girl this is the 40th school shooting resulting in injuries or death this year alone according to "education week. the teacher, jean kuczka caught health and p.e. at the school her daughter confirmed cops told her daughter the gunman came to her mom's classroom and her mom stepped in front of him to protect her students in her biography on the school website, she wrote she

leslie jordan was 67 >>> 60 seconds left. police say gunman with a long gun killed a student and a teacher at a high school in st. louis this morning. before he died in a shootout with cops. seven other people were injured. >>> young students across america are falling behind. math and reading test scores plunged. this is the first nationwide exam since the pandemic began. the scores at their lowest levels in 30 years. >>> and rishi sunak set to meet with king charles tomorrow morning as he prepares to become the third british by minister this year.>>> now you know the news this monday, october 24, 2022. i am shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter. we hope you will be with us we hope you will be with us tomorrow night for the fts why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? stamps.com is convenient you get the services of the post office right on your computer stamps.com saves you money with great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get

. >> leslie costello met beth more than three decades ago. they were freshman at the university of notre dame. >> the last time she was in california, we were going to go out surfing, and i said, beth, i think you better -- she boogie boarded plenty, she never served before, and she said, i know, i want to go for it, i want to learn to serve. so here she was, always willing and wanting to embrace new experience. embrace it with joy. >> reporter: after college, that settled in new york and started her own company. in this video, she talked about those early days. >> i worked my fingers to the bone, your nose to the grindstone. >> reporter: she chose a tough gig, helping architects navigate new york's building regulations. >> reporter: that seems like a job for a tough, hard edged woman. doesn't seem like the type of woman you are describing. >> she was enormously successful because she was hardworking and honest. she shined and people just could trust her. >> but it sounds like it was just one part of her life that was missing. the one part, i

leslie was the 1st black player to be called up by england, but he was later dropped when the selection committee realized he was black, the captain plymouth, and made a 400 appearances for the club. well, that's it for now, but up next we have a documentary the great toilet battle. stay tuned for more news updates on the top of the r, told me on like a thanks for being with us. i have been i have been visa because we try to to show you a face over the world. environmentalists are in danger. ruthless corporation.

love, light, leslie.at leslie jordan original. ♪ ♪ ♪ baptized 13 times to make sure he'd be there. well, you may be gone from this earth, but you are here in our hearts, leslie. thank you for the laughs, and for the light, for the love, and for your incredible heart but. you will truly be missed. on that beautiful, and very sad note. i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ , >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we start the show with my big, booming tonight all invoice. but tonight, i want to start by showing you some i

a statue of jack leslie, the first black footballer to be selected for england, will be unveiled todayave kept their women's football world cup hopes alive. both needed extra time to come through their play—off semi—finals last night. the scots beat austria 1—0 at hampden and it was the same scoreline for wales against bosnia—herzegovina. jane dougall reports. a record crowd at the cardiff city stadium, filled with fans eager to watch wales women shine. all willing them to take a step closer to the world cup. 1a,500 fans held their breath as wales did everything to score against bosnia—herzegovina. second chance! hits the post. wales couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to be their night. four times they had the ball in the net, every one ruled offside. how many times can this happen to wales! it took extra time for wales star strikerjess fishlock to do this. itjust had to be! brilliant finish from a brilliant, brilliant player! worth the wait. that goal means they now travel to switzerland for an historic play—off final match. we the done. we . the i done. scotland & m done.

leslie jordan was 67 >>> 60 seconds left.led a student and a teacher at a high school in st. louis this morning. before he died in a shootout with cops. seven other people were injured. >>> young students across america are falling behind. math and reading test scores plunged. this is the first nationwide exam since the pandemic began. the scores at their lowest levels in 30 years. >>> and rishi sunak set to meet with king charles tomorrow morning as he prepares to become the third british by minister this year.>>> now you know the news this monday, october 24, 2022. i am shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter. we hope you will be with us tomorrow night for the ftsac, the truth, the news with no panels, no pundits, and no opinions. check it out. see you then ♪ music (“i swear”) plays ♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. [buzz] you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make some

. >>> celebrating leslie jordan.he emmy-winning "will & grace" star who made us laugh for decades -- >> well, well, well. >> -- passed away suddenly at 67. >> karen walker, i thought i smelled gin and regret. >> how his co-stars and friends are remembering him this morning. megan mullally, sean hayes, dolly parton and more. ♪ you're as cold as ice ♪ >>> and an adventure of an ice time. is live at the glorious glaciers of switzerland, disappearing faster than we've ever seen, impacting 200 million people around the world. this morning, the mission to keep cool. ♪ as cold as ice i know ♪ >>> good morning, america. hope you're going well this tuesday morning. >> ginger, "cold as ice," is live in switzerland where they've seen the worst year on record for glacier loss as climate change warms our planet. ginger is going to show us what's being done to slow it down. >>> but we begin with another deadly shooting in our nation's schools. a teacher and a 16-year-old student were killed, seven others were wounded at a high sch

i remember first discovering leslie of course, on "will and grace" where he played beverly leslie.for that role on the show. he's also talked about how he, you know, came out as lgbtq, how he came out as gay and that for awhile, you know, it caused some tension with him and himself because he was grappling with his very religious upbringing, and he's talked also in the past in previous interviews about his struggle with addiction and alcoholism, but always looking to teach and to tell others about how he overcame personal obstacles in his own life, and yes. the fun, sweet, endearing videos that we all came to know and love during the covid-19 pandemic, and in those videos he would talk so often about his mother and his family and god and religion. he also loved music. he brought -- released a gospel album not too long ago. he was a judge on "the masked singer." i mean, also let me point out because he was a busy guy, currently he was on a tv show called "call me cat." so, you know, he's been very, very active in television like i said, winning an emmy award for his role on "will an

leslie? >> yes. >> what is your middle name?r's middle name is ellen. >> stop. >> greg: you are still my favorite leslie. that's going to make her cry but we don't care do we. >> no, we don't give a [bleep]. >> carley: leslie jordan was 67 years old. god bless him. to the nfl now. the bears dominating the patriots in monday night football despite new england using both starting quarterbacks in the game. blitz, throws to herbert. blocking has a touchdown chicago winning 34-14. steve, over to you. >> steve: janice dean senior meteorologist watching there looked like it was foggy in the stadium. >> janice: i know my fantasy football league is terrible that's all that counts. my friend ted upstairs who does camera is helping me out. we will win something, hopefully. take a look at the maps across the nation where we have severe weather unfortunately for parts of the mississippi river valley today. you have see where we have that cold air behind the front ahead of it very warm unstable air. look at thanks tornado washed storm for sou

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leslie jordan was one of the funniest people i've ever had.he pleasure of working with everyone who ever met him, loved him. there will never be anyone like him. >> well, big loss and he's and decades. yeah, i was just talking to john a minute ago because follow him on due his videos that really and then if i picked us up i a little kid, right? so yeah, that energy is just infectious energy man. well, we are looking at a cool morning as you're venturing outside might wake you right up the moment you head out there because we see in >> temperatures that will at least make you shiver. you don't put on that light jacket or the medium puffy this morning. we are going to be seeing some fog in the east bay hills likely over the next couple hours. we're still right there with it right now. it's the east bay hills and the coast that are really are only spots tapping into the low gray. aside from that, most of us are crystal clear just off to a cold start yet another cold front sliding across the region. this is going to continue to keep us cold and co

as a young boy i never heard anything about jack leslie. then, but if you think go back 60 years, 70 years, it must have been horrendous forjack. how far do you think we've come? racism isn't a football problem, it's a social problem. we still got a lot of work to be done for tight campaigns continue to tackle racism in sport. many feel the statue symbolises the resilience to challenges faced by diverse footballers past and present. jenny kumah, bbc news. england's amputee football team will come up against argentina as they look to secure a 9th placed finish at the world cup. they booked their place in sunday's match — after beating japan 2—0 — rhyce ramsden with england's second. angola will face either turkey or uzbekistan in the world cup final — also on sunday — after they beat haiti 4—2. after an incredible year of womens football, the vote for the bbc women's footballer of the year is now open. of the five nominees, today, we focus on the germany and wolfsburg striker alexandra popp. afterfighting back from persistent injuries, she s

leslie picker, and by the way, do not miss a first on cnbc interview with the cfo of wells fargo offhose results. mike cincinnatiomassino on this show mike, we're getting into the two-minute mark here, and the session rally is holding we broke the losing streak and then some, quite an intraday reversal what are you seeing in the internals and what sort of clues does it give us? skpl yeah, so it's pretty strong, although not necessarily the kind of overwhelming rush to across the board buying you sometimes see on a big 2% up day. we started lower, still we're looking at 80% upside volume interestingly, 900 stocks on the new york stock exchange and nasdaq made 52 week lows today, all in the first hour, but still that's going to build up your total of 52 week lows. two-year note yield, big part to have the story this is a two-day chart. shot up to above 4%. it's still below the highs but pretty much going back to 2007 levels the fed is fully engaged here and the market understands had that the volatility index early on was easing even as the s&p was down we're at 32 right now. we got up

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