what leslie said is importance. are pieces across politico about how the obama team is disenchanted with the biden team and need to course correct. team biden, when it comes down to a two-person race, we have this. trump versus biden, give voters a choice and they will choose biden. their theory maga extremist speech before midterm worked. we don't have senator oz we have senator john fetterman, that is their argument. one caveat they are not calculating is base suppression. former colleague sent me a picture of a poster outside the dnc, picture of joe and it said -- election speech last week in the church and gaza protesters stood up. they are underestimate be problem with the base and i don't know the choice maga or non-maga is enough. >> harris: what if the president does tap vice president like nikki haley. that might be why pritzger is saying they are all maga. desantis, haley, everybody. move on. president bye says he has a strong message for iran. leslie, where is that message for the american people? he need

i said, leslie caron , and he said, okay, leslie caron, and he said, okay, come and see me in my officeat 10:00 tomorrow morning. i want you in my company. i came rushing home and said to my mother, she said, oh, go, good, good. and she said, you go there by yourself . so i went and he by yourself. so i went and he hired me on the spot to do a little solo as a clown dressed by christian dior. it was orange with puffed out thighs. here in satin, glittered . and here was satin, glittered. and here was a son. and in the back was a moon. in tinsel . and so the number, in tinsel. and so the number, the ballet was called dance . 13 the ballet was called dance. 13 dancers and so i went through my little number. i did my two turns, and i had this to do, and i thought , oh, god, i've ruined i thought, oh, god, i've ruined it, i've ruined it. i wobbled, gosh , i'd better go home. this gosh, i'd better go home. this is it. i've ruined the ballet. i've ruined all of . and i nearly i've ruined all of. and i nearly went and i thought, well, the music is continuing. maybe i'd better continue. so i fin

leslie: you have to stay diversified. performance, as you point out for fixed income and equity in november and december was incredibly strong. we cannot point to either one of those sectors and say this is really cheap. momentum has been strong. that is why it's important to stay diversified. having more balance will be your head going forward. but to project out what will happen a year or two years from now is a difficult thing to do right now. the most important thing right now is to focus on the economy, growth, inflation, what the next steps of the fed will be. guy: we will be all watching the data. leslie falconio, thank you. to that point, the ecb, speaking right now. two early to discuss rate cuts. additional data needed to confirm disinflation. the ecb clearly still worried about the wage narrative. look at what happened this week, unemployment continues to track lower and lower. we will all be data-dependent. still ahead, we will talk about what is happening in las vegas. the ai story is front and center. consum

we talked to leslie about a him. two big speeches after he talked about president trump in very harsh personal terms, the past week or so he's been basically invisible. he goes around and gives speeches about economics, programs he passed. doesn't seem to be helping him. >> i think they're both going to be mostly invisible -- howard: what? >> the fact that trump didn't debate in the primaries, why is he going to debate in the general? i think it's a disservice to voters, but i think it's the press tent that we've set. and, frankly, trump's speaking less and being less visible on the networks. it's served him. he has a magical ability for more exposure to serve him and less exposure to serve him, so i'm not sure why you don't campaign on both sides. howard: whether you're right or not, it seems to me that the media will talk about trump -- >> true. howard: in that sense, he's never invisible. mary katharine ham, leslie marshall, thanks for a lively discussion. >>> just moments away from the donald trump interview is.

leslie picker here with all of those deals for us. hi, leslie. >> hi, scott.l activity. this morning alone, we saw an announcement from boston scientific to acquire axonics for 3.7 billion. that expensive position did you hear it battle function to -- j&j by amber x and merck buying harpoon for six 80 million. journal reporting recently that novartis is planning a takeover of cytokinetic, switch has a promising heart drug and a ten billion dollar market evaluation. this flurry of deal making, not a coincidence. it comes amid the jpmorgan health care conference taking place in san francisco. the reportedly 8000 people attending this year's event is an annual occurrence or health care companies can talk up the recent deals and discuss future ones. the conference comes on the heels of an active december, where just three pharma giants, abbvie, bristol-myers squibb and astrazeneca scooped up nearly 30 billion dollars worth of drugmakers. the prospect of more deal making as well as those declining interest rates set the spider s&p biotech etf surging about 25%. sin

we turn to our expert,less will -- leslie caldwell and a former trump white house lawyer jim schultz,come to both of you. leslie, first and foremost, have you ever heard a claim like that in a serious court proceeding about the president's powers, and how do you assess it legally? >> i think you were spot on in all the comments you made is it's unprecedented to make that kind of an argument, to hear that kind of argument, and i also think the judges were extraordinarily skeptical of the correctness of that argument, and so i think it's stunning, it's also telling about how trump would intend to run a second administration. it's consistent with everything he's been saying all along about how he would run the show, and i think, you know, it's incumbent on people to actually listen to what he's saying and think he means it. >> right. he says it, his lawyers say it on his behalf, he means it. jim, i have two questions for you off top. first, do you think there's any validity to what this trump lawyer is claiming with you having some background and experience, and second, do you think he h

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howard: leslie, why don't you briefly respond to that.o, the question is, would it have been sustainable for msnbc to stay on its high horse and keep refusing to air trump's remarks even at the convention, even if he is in the white house? >> i'm going to answer them in reverse order. howard: fine. >> no, i don't think so. i don't think so. all media outlets are businesses and they need to make money, ratings make money, you need people to tune in. there was a lot of people pushing back. msnbc and others got inn trouble calling iowa too early. this is slippery slope and a lot of mistrust in media and politics and elections right now. talking about the threat, and it was a threat, really anybody who is a former president and wants to the be president again shouldn't be talking that way the last time i check you want everybody's votes whether they like you or not, whether they were on board with you in the beginning or end up with you in the end, 43% of iowa voters that voted for nikki haley shade they would vote for joe biden. 730% of nikk

i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> okay, leslie, thank you. alameda's main street ferry terminal is reopened. it closed back on october 23rd for earthquake safety renovations. it also was upgraded and expanded the bike lanes near the terminal. the reopening does come with some ferry schedule changes, mainly to the oakland alameda route on the weekends. also the weekend ferry service from the alameda seaport lagoon terminal was discontinued on new year's day. >> coming up, a fiery crash at an airport in tokyo leaves five people dead and forces the evacuations of hundreds. we're going to have the latest. >> plus, it was the first in the nation created in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. but now a federal appeals court is blocking berkeley's natural gas ban. abc seven news at makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearcho

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i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> all right. leslie thank you so much. and this is the fourth bart derailment in the last 15 years, all in the east bay. the mostrillionecent took place in june of 2022. excessive heat upwards of 140 degrees on the tracks caused a train to derail between the concord and pleasant hill stations in february 2014. uneven track where caused an out of service train to derail near the concord station. in march of 2011, uneven track where again near the concord station caused two cars to derail and in december of 2009, a train derailed between the lake merritt and 12th street stations in oakland. >> now to new details about the person who died after suffering fireworks related injuries in san francisco, abc7 news reporter luz pena went to treasure island, where residents are mourning this death. >> less than an hour into the new year, san francisco police officers responded to a chaotic scene involving a fireworks injury on treasure island in the background, a woman can be heard in distress as officers and paramedics responded, wh

i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news for sure. >> leslie, thank you so much. ac transit is providing a free bus bridge between the affected stations, and busses will run between the orinda and walnut creek stations, making a stop at the lafayette station in between . bart is warning riders to add additional travel time to your trips. >> now to new details about the person who died after suffering fireworks related injuries in san francisco. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to treasure island, where residents are mourning the death. >> luz joins us live now from the newsroom with the very latest on this luz. >> just devastating. i spoke to a friend of the victim who said he was only 18 years old, and according to several neighbors, there were about 50 people around. fireworks last night. and today they're mourning the death of 18 less than an hour into the new year, san francisco police officers responded to a chaotic scene involving a fireworks injury on treasure island. in the background, a woman can be heard in distress as officers and paramedics respon

leslie marshall, let's put the next topic on there. the most important issues, you have iowa, now new hampshire, and the most important issue at the top is border and immigration. what does that do for the biden administration for the democrats as they go into this? it really is becoming very important for a lot of people because it has caused a lot of chaos across the country. >> absolutely. i've always said this and i said it back in 2020. it's a huge issue. for some people it is more important than the economy. everyone says it's the economy, stupid. well, if you live in a border state, immigration is your economy. immigration is very important. however, he talked about it, we heard kevin talking about abortion, and that is one thing democrats are going to put forth, and they should because of the success in the midterm election, what we saw happen in ohio, what we see in numbers, especially with those white educated female voters in the suburbs. >> trace: you think only abortion, leslie? i've got to go come of it on the abortion, b

let's bring in leslie picker hi, leslie >> hey, contessa yeah, morgan stanley results weighing on thetock today. currently down a little more than 5%. most analysts have described the quarter as effectively just okay and the stock reaction is reflective of that there was a slow down in net new assets into wealth management leading to flat revenue in that division during the quarter. here is the title of the note, they describe morgan stanley's quarter as, quote, similar to the cowboy's and eagle's the potential is much better than how they ended the year this, of course, was ceo ted pick's first earnings call, having taken over that role from james gorman just two weeks ago. pick was asked how he would describe his leadership style. he implied he and gorman are much more similar than not gorman brings a positive mojo to the business investment banking revenue was up 5% and cfo tells me that the backlog is a, quote, bright spot as they look forward optimism around green chutes bolstered goldman sachs shares for most of the trading day though they are down .3% right now despite declines

leslie marshall and you know, when he's talking about there, matt. but it's one of those things where if you're nikki haley and you win, say you win four 2 or 5 one, do you use that for the next 18 hours before the rest of the votes are cast? like, hey, hey, hey, nikki haley has got a little bit of momentum going here. absolutely. because maybe somebody who wasn't planning to come out will, you know, with that, maybe somebody who is saying, you know, i don't want you know, i don't want trump. i did want, you know, desantis, i don't know what to do here. do i write joe biden in or do i go for, uh, do i go for nikki haley? and, you know, she could pick up a few votes that way. why not? yeah. i mean, it really is a victory lap. it's exactly right. and you wonder because you look at this thing and you think, what does she need, matt? because you know, you think, okay, iowa was a was bad news for nikki haley. does she need to get within ten 11, 12, maybe 15 if she gets if she gets beaten by 20 or more, does she call it quits tomorrow morning? does she cal

i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> all right, leslie, thank you.ore flaring today at the chevron refinery in richmond. the flaring began just before noon today and wrapped up about an hour later. the flaring was a level one incident, which is the lowest reportable level. chevron is investigating, but authorities say there is no public health risk caused by the flaring. all right, let's turn to the weather now. >> and the rain on the way. here's a live look at the conditions right now for details on it. let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandip patel. sandip. yeah. >> dan we're going to trade the chill for some wet weather and it's going to be here before you know it. tomorrow morning. let me show you live doppler seven. we are already tracking a light level one system that is moving in our direction as we time it out for you. showers arriving at 6 a.m. in the north bay. you will notice those showers will be spreading by 9:00 tomorrow morning. and then a few more. trailing at noontime in the southern part of our viewing area. it's a level one

leslie, motor, it's on independence, will be key to november's election as they were. and the last one of our independence attracted to a repelled by trump. well, i mean, i think most independence that again are calling who's a political strategist and say more, but most independents aren't truly independent. they lean republican, are they lean democrats? i think the one thing to really i remind ourselves is, trump, is not any normal candidates. so there are, there are people who, you know, might lean republican, but they simply wouldn't vote for donald trump. and the question is, do they vote at all if the, if they're disappointed with, with president biting for any number of reasons. but they simply won't. but for trump and those are things that are much harder to predict, then the polling which can tell you what people's preferences are, it won't tell you whether they'll get out of bed in the morning. i did want to say the one thing and response to the comment about, you know, will jo biden's policies and donald trump's policies, where they actually be that differen

leslie? last year i looked him in his accurately predicted every presidential election since 1984 said that trump is done. he's got too many buttons, too much baggage to be able to run again, even presuming he escapes jail escapes bankruptcy. i'm not sure he's going to escape jail. is ellen lex been going to get it wrong because trump clearly still has huge support wide to people vote for him despite everything we know about him. and his legal was what explains the enduring popularity with such a large number of votes as in the us. all right, either 1st of all, it's an election and it's a long, it's a long ways way and people have agency and politics are highly dynamic. but i think he's right. i think that the evidence in terms of voting as opposed to pulling, has demonstrated that, that donald trump hasn't been winning elections for quite some time. now, when it comes to, you know, beating the, the, the democratic candidate. and of course, this is the 1st time where his name is actually on t

how is it now, leslie? well karina and dionne over 340 flight cancellations today. >> dozens and dozens of them here at sfo, also out of oakland and san jose. we've been hearing a lot about alaska airlines, but actually united now has 79 aircraft grounded out of sfo flights to houston, chicago, l.a. and san diego were among the cancellations as passengers frantically tried to book new routes to their desired destination. this couple got a text last night saying their alaska flight from san jose to oahu was canceled, and the value was deposited in an alaska wallet. they ended up today at the sfo united terminal on an alternate flight paid for out of pocket. >> i was being like, tricked, you know, and i wanted to use the credit for taking another ticket for today from alaska. and the price was guess it was double. it was double. they should have made it automatic refunding people's tickets, not really making you call them waiting for 3.5 hours, not being able. i mean, i use the chat option, i use the phone op

reporting live in orinda i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> all right, we shall see. leslie. thank you. the main street, alameda ferry terminal, is back open. it closed. on october 23rd for a renovations project to make sure it was compliant with earthquake safety requirements. trips to the alameda on the alameda to south san francisco route have resumed operations and the alameda oakland short hop service that is back. >> san francisco's district attorney's office has filed misdemeanor criminal charges against a former city building inspector. van shing, accused of signing off on an inspection of his own home, as well as two projects involving his father's construction company. he has pleaded not guilty and faces up to a year in jail if convicted and inactive. >> bomb found on a santa cruz county beach has been declared safe. that bomb was discovered on new year's eve at the pah'-ha-row dunes that's near santa cruz. it washed ashore just days after a high surf warning in the area. the santa cruz county sheriff's office bomb squad determined the missile shaped explosive was i

leslie, i want to hear... anything you want to share with us? >> let me see.ouraged by what i saw in new hampshire about the enthusiasm with democrats and even though i think it's going to be a bid biden-trump 2.0, i think it's going to be a very different election and we are going to see a lot of surprises in the positive for my party and democratic voters and joe biden himself and i think approval rating is going to go up as more and more people feel the positive impacts of bidenomics. >> what are your takeaways from tonight? >> even if people are writing nikki haley's obituary as you said multiple times, mike, i do think it's a little bit premature especially for four years from now. i think we should acknowledge what she has accomplished at this time around. she beat out five former and current governors. she made a name for herself on the debate stage. she has introduced herself to a lot of new voters and maybe they will stick with her a few years down the road. >> all right. >> i know that joe biden a potter's most loyal voters, african americans, has dr

leslie picker. jim, to leslie's point, ib up 13 at jopmorgan, 15 at wells, 7 atb of a.t mean for goldman and morgan stanley? >> morgan stanley had a quarter that was light. it was light on wealth management. james gorman, last quarter, hate to see him go out on that note. i do think that my travel trust owns morgan. the stock did go from $70 to $92, so let's not be too tough on them, but this is a clarion call to buy goldman. bank of america, by the way, did not see the same consumer spending pattern that jpmorgan saw. they saw less consumer spending. bank of america, this, a good example, stock was down $1.50 by morons who said, i'm just going to sell because the headline wasn't so good. if they had listened to brian moynihan, they would realize it wasn't a bad quarter. this is a bad group to shoot first, this is a conference call group where you should make your mind up after listening to the conference call, not after you read the press release. >> from what i'm hearing you say, the curve is the curve, and all the bhaanks are going to sa that and the worst fears abou

leslie, thank you for coming on with us.now a lot of people who unfortunately, during the pandemic or after the pandemic, had to give up their animals because they couldn't afford to take care of them. correct. thank you for having me. >> um, yes. it's a vital program. um, our primary focus is on low cost spay and neuter, because there's a real need for that in the public community. and without those services, there's no one else like us in in our area. so it's vital that we, uh, prevent this massive domino effect which can happen, say, for instance, a pet owner, um, decides that they may have to give up their dog and, um, because it's just too expensive. give to or not so much. well, let's say they need to the, um, they couldn't afford to spay or neuter their dog, so they so they couldn't afford to spay their dog. so the dog gets, uh, has puppies, and then the puppies go out into the community and then those puppies have puppies and so it's a massive domino effect if in fact, there isn't a program out there to help spay and

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leslie? >> hey, mike. thank you.hank you very much for being here, for hosting us here at the citigroup headquarters. let's get right into it. you said in today's call, quote, we are not satisfied with the performance and returns in our business is. therefore we are laser focused on executing against our strategy, simplifying the organization, and right sizing expense base. how confident are you like you will be able to achieve that all? >> first of all, leslie, thank you for joining us here at headquarters today. today was a very important day. we announced earnings. to answer your question, i am very confident about achieving it all. i am confident about it because we set a new strategy and invest today to be the preeminent partner for institutional clients to be a leader in wealth. to be a valued player for u.s. personal banking and our customers here in the west. and we are making great progress on that. i was disappointed in the quarter, but i really want to talk about, we think about, the quarter in the context

leslie, getting more bullish.move toward the positive during close, thank you healthcare? >> yes, you have been talking about it all day. it seems a little too pat for that to be defining, but, i guess everyone sort of sees the market is overbought. is that good, showing momentum, and that a soft ending looks plausible? or is it kind of overbought, meaning that we have had some selling, we are going to have pull back, what will you do with the good back? it does not leave us immune to these little jarring moves. anything that strays from soft landing numbers, whether it is the jobs report or something else, it is probably not going to be overlooked. >> the pullback, mega-cap is where that is going to be most acute. apple, down today almost 4%. i have the downgrade in my hand from barclays. i have another note, talking about sellthrough of iphone in november. >> that is the big one, scott wapner. this is what we have been talking about with apple, this demand environment is uncertain, and the sellthrough, it is als

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i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> all right. leslie thank you. good to be ready. in the city of belmont is offering free sandbags to anyone worried about flooding on their property. city officials are also preparing early in case they need to shut down roads and intersections that typically flood when there is heavy rainfall. >> and that's not something you can do in five minutes. but what we're doing today is we're prepping the k rail, we're staging it out there, we're getting ready if pd and public works make the call, we need to close the road. we're ready to do so in a matter of minutes. >> the belmont has three sandbag pickup locations. you can find those addresses on the city's website. >> the upcoming storms might help the snowpack in the sierra. the second snow survey of the year today found the snowpack at phillips station is 58% of normal for this time of year. statewide, the snowpack is only 52% of normal. it's a huge difference from last year when the snowpack was. 214% of normal. you can track the rain anytime with the same live doppler seven radar th

we have gianno caldwell and leslie marshall. great to see you both. gianno i read the "wall street journal" headline haley/desantis food fight. that is spot on. that strategy continues to work while nikki haley has moved past florida governor ron desantis she remains behind former president trump at 54%, she is 20. desantis trailing at 13. that begs the question how make or break are these caucuses especially for desantis? if desantis doesn't come out with a win here, he is pretty much out of the race. >> well, i think the same could be argued for either one of them. it will be donald trump's caucus and less than a slam dunk for him you will have the ability by the other two candidates to question if he is really the frontrunner. as we know and my old buddy used to say, polls don't vote. it is currently 17 degrees. out of this 1600 caucus sites we'll see on monday there will be people who don't show up and i know donald trump is hoping that all his people come out so he can declare himself the winner of the whole thing and he is the nominee. that's wh

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. >> abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has more.s, it's historic, and it's got a jaw droppingly beautiful backdrop. >> 5 million people stopped to take a photo in front of this. welcome to napa valley sign along highway 29 between yountville and oakville. every year. why even move this iconic sign? well. it's a safety issue. it seems. people park along busy highway 29 and try to cross. and then there are the railroad tracks that they cross to get pictures in the vineyard. chp and the napa valley sheriff's department have expressed concerns about congestion in the area. so officials are shopping for a new location soon. >> we'll be working closely with the napa valley vintners and the county. the city of yountville, and everyone in the in the surrounding area to decide what's best for the sign, the current location was donated by the mondavi family in the 1970s. >> recently. officials zeroed in on land one mile south, but that fell through. so now they're negotiating with a still unknown landowner. >> we'll have a series of five meet

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leslie picker.today. >>> meantime, a check on the big banks that have reported so far this morning. bank of america off right now by 2.5%. jpmorgan chase up by the same amount. wells fargo down by 1.5% now citigroup, knee-jerk reaction. leslie mentioned, a lot of noise in the quarter with special estimates from the fdic and other one-time charges and gains, with every one of tof th bank. get a bigger picture what to anticipate in the economy, too. programming note. speaking with slate of the big bank and financial executives next week from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. bank of america's brian moynihan, jpmorgan's jamie dimon, blackstone's steve schwartzman, goldman's david solomon and morgan stanleys ted pick. coverage starts tuesday. today speaking later exclusively with brian moynihan coming up at 2:05 eastern time. talk to him about today's results, too. andrew? >> thanks, becky. looking forward to do that interview. >>> news that broke earlier, blackrock announcing its buying g

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i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. all right, turning to the weather. >> and is it spring?> i was like spring, summer. i'm ready to go to the beach. sandy hollows. >> it was a definitely a good day to go to the beach, no doubt about it. and diana, let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now we are watching changes that are underway as we speak. have you noticed all the cloud cover across the region? i mean, the clouds have been increasing throughout the day. today's high temperatures were in the 60s and the 70s. we did get into record territory for several cities for the second straight day, looking at live doppler seven right now, you can see that cloud cover around right now. beautiful view from our santa cruz camera and it is a good day to be on the beach. no doubt about it. mid 60s san francisco, oakland, hayward. you're at 69. still pretty mild in san jose at 70 degrees and 61 in half moon bay from our walnut creek camera, you can see the clouds just filtering the sunshine in upper 60s from santa rosa to napa to fairfield and livermore. right now, as we check ou

leslie. >> all. good evening. uh.repairs are going a little slower than they had hoped. today's derailment, of course, disrupted plans for tens of thousands of passengers in the bay area who couldn't get back or forth from this area of the east bay. now, behind me, it's very dark, but there is a big crane back there that's trying to lift the train cars. uh- you can imagine people coming back from new year's celebrations jolted into reality by

"leslie, i have to tell you something."ted till the last day, might have been a little awkward. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> distracting. freud would approve. >> jimmy: for sure, yeah. >> but it might not have helped us working together. >> jimmy: well, i'm sure that made her feel good? >> oh, god, yes. i mean, yeah. she's still full of fire, you know. >> jimmy: great to have you here. >> thank you, jimmy, thanks so much. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i will see you soon. jeffrey wright, everybody. "american fiction" is in theaters everywhere this friday. we'll be back with duff mckagan. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manag

how is it now, leslie?o, also out of oakland and san jose. we've been hearing a lot about alaska airlines, but actually united now has 79 aircraft grounded out of sfo flights to houston, chicago, l.a. and san diego

leslie on a daily basis. and they mainly, based on the eve of the genocide case hiring at the hey, get the idea from these the massive bombardments it strikes on garza. at least 40 people were killed and wounded in the central city of the law, according to the enclaves, governments. distressing images from the same story. ciboney and fleeing for their lives. just moments off the is waiting massage, landing it out at the hospital floods. so it's people were carried away from the impact sides. well, no can scoured through the levels of a 2 story building that was his palestinian officials say more than 20 civilians died in spite on some more obsessing images here showing the engine being rushed to hospital acts. the reason i would risk of stressing down to the host of the c sensitive actuation order from the id s as in hoff, as long as, as hospitals, as still able to even possibly function. all the rest of what, what do you think the this emotional footage shows and medical work because reaction also needs wait

where you talk to celebrities about the family trips they took, don't listen to the leslie jones oner ] haim, though, that was clean [ cheers and applause also, speaking of family, speaking of home i'm going back to my home state of new hampshire i'm going to do a show in manchester, new hampshire. that's november 4th. it's a saturday at the snhu arena. that's southern new hampshire university arena and you know what? shoemaker, you know what it used to be called the verizon arena, so. i was pretty -- i was pretty bummed out when they changed the name [ laughter ] moving on, everybody with 2024 just around the corner, the race for president is beginning to take shape, which brings us to a segment we call "race for the white house." ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, there was a real fear coming out of the writers' strike -- "hey, are they going to skimp on graphic packages now?" [ laughter ] it was recently reported that polling from new hampshire shows that ron desantis is currently in third place with double-digit support. this news is so good for desantis, it's enough to make him w

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>> leslie, thank you for having me on.s really come into play and delivered exceptional results for the quarter. six years ago we embarked on this ambitious strategy to be a one-stop shop for all your financial services needs. when i joined the company in february of 2018 we were primarily a lending in two products. today we offer not just four types of loans, including home loans, but we offer sofi money a modern checking and savings kgs, invest, credit card, insurance products and power 140,000 accounts through our technology platform we outsource to our partners. this quarter reflects the fact that financial services segment is now profitable and growing quite meaningfully, the tech platform business is profitable with accelerating growth, and that's really the drivers of growth going into 2024 and less of the lending pieces. it was a combination of best strategy over the last six years being invested in and then coming to fruition in 2023 with record revenue of over $2 billion and record ebitda and actually hitting our

leslie has we're too generous. leslie has said, i'm furious at gb news.alth conditions and you keep attacking benefits all of the time. let's just be clear what i want to talk to you about is people that can work , work, but people that can work, work, but that are on benefits. and i want to look at the amount of benefits that are being paid out. so, leslie, don't worry, i'm on i'll i'm not focusing on you. i'll see after two. information is a crime . hello everybody. >> i'm michelle dewberry. this is dewbs & co on gp news until is dewbs& co on gp news until 7:00 tonight. we've just been pondefing 7:00 tonight. we've just been pondering brexit four years on since we actually left. and how you feel about it? i've got to say, peter says fishing. uh, so many people , um, have overlooked many people, um, have overlooked the impact on fishing. what we were promised versus what has happened since. pete says, uh, pretty much that that is, uh, nothing short of a bit of a national scandal. nothing short of a bit of a national scandal . uh, neil says national scanda