liz dunning, a gun violence survivor, speaking there.ad reports from ukraine, reporting shelling on the settlement near the capital, the administration of said rescuers are already working at the site of the shelling, it is just after six in the morning in ukraine, this follows a week where there have been several strikes on the ukrainian capital, we will bring you more on that as we have it. let's get some of the day's other news. north korean state media says the country's military has test—fired two long—range strategic cruise missiles. the state news agency says the operation had been successful and was aimed at enhancing the reliability of tactical nuclear weapons. kcna reported that the missiles flew for 2,000 kilometres — just over 1,200 miles. authorities in nigeria say more than 500 people are now known to have died in flooding that has ravaged the country in recent weeks. experts say it's the worst floods during the rainy season in over a decade. 1.5 million people have also been displaced. meanwhile, at least 18 people have di

liz dunning is a gun violence survivor and vice president of development and partnerships at brady, ann that advocates for gun control and against gun violence. shejoins us now from washington thank you for being with us in good to see you. as i mentioned you yourself are a survivor of gun violence. what will it mean for the families to have this ruling in court?— for the families to have this ruling in court? survivors are not a monolith _ ruling in court? survivors are not a monolith so _ ruling in court? survivors are | not a monolith so everybody's individual experiences their own that i will say for me, the amount ofjust incredible amount of just incredible relief, amount ofjust incredible relief, i was becoming emotionaljust listening to the lead in, knowing that the justice they had been waiting for and hoping for an wishing for and hoping for an wishing for and hoping for an wishing foran dreaming of for and hoping for an wishing for an dreaming of is here. i cannot imagine and i hope that they are finding time tonight and in the days ahead to be together and be proud of the in

liz: is this deal going to close with twitter and at what price? >> yeah, dropping the hammer of the dow -- [inaudible] twitter -- $54 and he's not measure de-dun wantclose. he's going to -- doesn't want to close. he's going to be compelled to live up to the -- l liz: you know what, scott is coming to us live from london and we're having a little bit of trouble with the connection so what we're going to do cause we want to hear so much more from you, scott. stand by, please. we're going to try and reestablish the connection. we'll take a quick break, take a look at markets. dow jones industrials showing gains up 65 points. right now 10-year yield at 3.91% and reestablish ago better connection with scott and we will be right back. i promise you it's a can't miss interview. liz: 48 minutes before the closing bell rings, i do want to turn your attention not just to the markets overall but as you look at these numbers, we are in the green even after we got this very not supportive producer price index. tomorrow we warn you cpi comes out at all and consumer price comes down and changing for now but the dow comes up and the top s&p 500 and it granted emer

step with what's publicly acceptable, dun been by -- undeniably prejudiced, he doubled, tripped, quadrupled could be. he has harmed his brand for the long term. lizat the reaction to the stocks involved. if you look at gap, eric, gap dumped him in september. their stock is up 30% this month. adidas has dragged its feet. they have a bunch of inventory issues too, but they are down more than 60% year to date. so this has not helped, and they're dumping -- their dumping him certainly hasn't helped. morgan stanley downgraded them. but if in this world right now, if adidas hired you, where should it go from here? >> this is a teachable moment. this doesn't have to be a cancel culture moment, even though it's going to be. the problem with this particular situation is he's not done putting his big foot in his mouth yet. st going to get worse for him. that's just him, which means he's going to drag the last person to let go of him down even further and, unfortunately, deservedly so. look what's going on in l.a. it's so sad to see how the general public is reacting to what he's saying. he has incited fear in absolutely everybody, and he's not done. liz: y