lloyd showed up.acket for the boys. and she said, but, tracy, he came out with bags and bags of their stuff. i think he took them. what was that like? crying and crying and not knowing what to do or where to turn. keith morrison: nor did she know where he had taken them, didn't know he was now more than 700 miles away, in tacoma, washington, or that he joined an lds ward there, where he'd caught the eyes of some ladies who had a friend named debra, a newly divorced mother of two daughters. debra: they said there's a young man at church that is single and looking. they gave him-- he had a couple of kids too, right --my phone number. yeah. he had two little boys. and then we started dating. who called whom? he called me. yeah. there was a lot of good chemistry between us. and he seemed like a nice guy? yes. he was a nice guy. and he was a great provider. keith morrison: she knew only the story he told her. and she liked that story. debra: i prayed to know if he was the one for me. and the answer was yes

they were buddies. >> odin, lloyd stayed over aaron's house several times odin lloyd was aaron's friendow could aaron go ahead and kill this guy? isn't that possible? aaron hernandez's defense team felt that they had a pretty good case nervousness. >> he seemed pretty confident. just sort of. okay, i'm in a in a different place and saying i'm not really in jail. i'm in training camp. i'm going to be back playing with the patriots because they're going to find out i didn't have anything to do with this. >> if he beats the case, america loves a comeback and there will be nothing to stop him from doing that unexpected happens, and aaron hernandez name gets tied to another criminal investigation in july 2012. there's this drive by shooting in boston's south end, where two guys safiro furtado and daniel de abreu had been shot in a car. >> the men had been at a club and with their friends the only real evidence that the that had pulled up alongside the vehicle, driven by abreu and furtado, and they knew that that was the car where the bullets had come from. >> that was really all they had. >>

and lloyd russell—moyle to you too.ease go to katherine forster. martin's helpline is available 24 over seven for free on 116123 or emailing jo at samaritans.org. coming up next though, state of the nation. first though, the weather with alex burkill . weather with alex burkill. >> even though we'll see a cloudy start, it'll be a bright outlook for the rest of the day. boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. i'm here with your latest gb news. weather forecast coming to you from the met office. it's going to stay pretty cloudy, but generally dry as we go through tonight and into tomorrow. we still have high pressure dominating our weather. it is to the east of us, but nonetheless keeping things pretty settled and any weather systems to the west of us are staying at bay. but with that high pressure, we have a lot of cloud. that cloud is going to be quite thick. could be quite low in some places. some hill fog through tonight in a few places and also some outbreaks of drizzly rain. the greatest chance o

>> captain lloyd austin would be very concerned. i think it's important that young, young officers, young soldiers and sergeants be able to see to see themselves in our senior leadership. this is the third time i've served with general brown directly. he's one everybody the most competent officers i've ever worked with. >> reporter: i asked if pete hegseth has what it takes to be secretary of defense. and he said he doesn't know him. lester? >> courtney kube, thank you. >>>>> also, the of the house speaker of wading into the controversy over trans rights, issuing a new policy on the use of bathrooms at the capitol. ryan nobles explains, it comes after the election of the first openly-transgender member of congress. >> reporter: delaware's sarah mcbride made history in november, becoming the first openly-trans woman to win a seat in congress. >> thank you so much to the progressional congressional caucus. >> reporter: her win as the c her win came researches made opposition to trans rights a main part of their campaign strategy. now

we will start with the opening remarks of the honorable prime minister. >> secretary of defense lloyd austin, members of the press corps, ladies and gentlemen, good morning and welcome to this bilateral press conference. i'm sure you will agree that today marks a historic moment in the united states and fiji's relationship with its first ever visit by a united states secretary of defense to fiji. fiji and the united states have a long-standing bilateral defense and security relationship. it has been my privilege and my honor to welcome the united states secretary of defense to this part of the world. i pray it is not an indication that we are looking at some dangerous years ahead. we are here to talk about peace, and how we guard and protect and promote that piece. and has been my privilege to welcome secretary austin. he is a general, so i keep putting the general and -- general in. he has come to our shores to discuss great issues of mutual importance to the nation. once again, welcome, general. our meeting today builds on a number of engagements we have had with the united states i

here's more from defense secretary lloyd austin, reacting to this news in an interview with nbc. >> butes ca late, announcing that he's lowered the threshold for using nuclear weapons, announced this right after press reports that the u.s. had authorized atacm strikes inside of russia. is there a reason to believe that vladimir putin may use a nuclear weapon? >> we have known for several weeks they were revamping their policy on the use of nuclear weapons. as i look at what they're doing, and i -- we watch their strategic forces, you know, very carefully, i don't see a change in their strategic force posture. and so we'll continue to remain vigilant in this regard. but at this point, no, i don't see an indication there is an imminent intent to use nuclear weapons. >> nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons has more on the latest developments in the region. >> reporter: good morning. this morning, former russian president dmitry medvedev writing that nato could be targeted with weapons of mass destruction. he made those threats many times before, but the confrontation bet

i think people far supersede his role, the role lloyd austin has done as secretary of defense.tle and dislodge a lot of the things that are hampering our u.s. military right now from being effective. we are stripping out the diversity, equity and inclusion projects, we are stripping out crt. stop acting like politicians and start recruiting the best men and women who will cite and possibly die for what we hold dear in the u.s. caitriona: former u.s. anchor turned two-term congressman from missouri. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. caitriona: former republican congressman charlie dent told the bbc that matt gaetz would face severe consequences if the report was released to the public. >> this is a really interesting situation. ordinarily what would happen is when a an investigation is completed they would vote on the report and then release it to the public. if a member resigns from congress, as is the case with matt gaetz, the ethics committee loses all jurisdiction. that said it appears this investigation was complete and the report was ready to be issued. the ethics co

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin delivered remarks from laos on the sidelines at the association of southeast asian nations summit caret he talks, addressing women serving in the u.s. military and responding to a reporter's question about donald trump's defense secretary nominee. other topics included military readiness, attacks in the red sea an additional aid for ukraine. >> again, thank you for being here with us. secretary of defense lloyd austin: it's great to be back at the admm-plus for my fourth time as secretary. being here is a priority and a sign of our strong support for asean's central role in regional security. tomorrow, we'll publish our vision of u.s. defense engagement with asean. it's focused on practical cooperation and mutual respect, and that includes training the next generation of leaders and tackling emerging challenges and deepening maritime cooperation. i'm also pleased to announce the second asean u.s. maritime exercise for next year, which asean member states approved earlier today and i look forward to meeting with key allies and partners. now, i regret

. >>> and current defense secretary lloyd austin speaking out tonight on hegseth's comments that women should not serve in combat and on russia's potential use of nuclear weapons. courtney kube spoke tonight. >> reporter: tonight, weighing in on escalating tensions with russia, after the u.s. made the rare move to close its embassy in kyiv amid a significant russian air attack. and president putin lowered the threshold for his come country to use nuclear weapons. >> is there a reason for putin to use nuclear weapons? >> we've known for several weeks that they were revamping their policy on use of nuclear weapons. i don't see an indication that there is an imminent attempt to use nuclear weapons. >> is he bluffing with this? >> he is rattlings should nuclear saber quite a bit. and this is dangerous behavior. >> reporter: in his first interview since donald trump it was elected again and chose pete hegseth. austin addressed some of hegseth's views. >> your possible successor has said that women should not be in combatting roles and they make fighting more complicated? >> i have spent 41

as always , lloyd. now the much. as always, lloyd.mer conservative party leader, lord howard is joining state of the nation on wednesday. but after the break, we'll be discussing his excoriating critique of our blair era human rights laws and how they're impeding our ability to tackle illegal >> what you do is you say, what's the kind of steel that we are able to produce in the uk and therefore steel that is competing directly with uk steel will have to meet uk standards. steel that we're not producing in the uk doesn't have to of course, meet a uk standards cbam is going to do because it's going to help protect european steel as well. that's because it is too much of a blunt instrument and we need more granularity. i think that the problem often is that people say, we've got this measure , say, we've got this measure, it's not working. so let's have no measures at all. no, let's make the measure work. >> let's have free trade would really be the answer. well, we disagree on that. as bjorn said , disagree on that. as bjorn said, let's

think abouis is also something,i question should also be to the service chiefs and to lloyd austin andought this? we had developments on the russian developments of hypersonics and more and going up against putins and his desires and he'll strike back at expense of his own people. you don't escalate unless you're frankly incompetent and say to the service chiefs and pentagon and lloyd austin, what are you doing because biden has always been incompetent on foreign policy. larry: i'll tell you, you know, i want pete hegseth in the pentagon because i don't know if the generals will stand up and what kind of advice they give and this guy that i knew working in the white house turning around saying everything is okay with trump after going hog wild against trump for several years and acting like a woke fool to tell you the truth. joe concha, none of this makes sense and american voters aren't stupid and they can see the disarray and none makes sense and no logic or consistency to it. >> it's an unwinnable war and to david's point, putin will throw bodies at it till he wears out zelensky com

so lloyd austin, in his memo reminded the us military of their duty to abate all lawful orders of the president of the united states who is also the commander in chief of the us military. he further went on to say that it is their duty to stand apart from the political arena. thanks so much kimberley. how could the now us president elect donald trump as being celebrating is victoria, is a states in florida? not only did he when the, like total college, he's a head by nearly 5000000 in the popular vote to the 1st republican candidate to do so in 20 years. well, these pictures posted by a long mosque on his social media platform, x of a private celebration with trump. the president elect has kept a low profile since tuesday night. and russian president vladimir putin is congratulations, jump on his election when speaking as an international conference in the blacks the result of salty fruits and said he's ready to speak to the us president select. he also said any ideas on facilitating an end to the war and ukraine, this of attention, the view, the shop of all about joins us now live fr

jamie lloyd, our brilliant director, came up with all of this. want to point out because congratulations. you called your mom a warrior. how is your mom a warrior to you? >> nicole: my mom is my everything. she had me at a very young age. she has sacrificed everything for me. the women in my family are just unbelievable. my mother's mom, my grandma, she had ten children. her mother had 18 children. yes. my grandmother alone has 100 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. >> kelly: are you trying to repopulate a certain area of the planet? first of all, congratulations to your family. you all are having a good

in terms of progress on the communiquÉ and eight, look, both the letter that lloyd and i said, whichis now in the public domain, though that was not the intent, lays out a number of things that we expect to see them do. and i can tell you that if you go down the list there are a number of them a number of these steps have been taken including, for example, reviving crossings that had been dormant, initiating and opening a new crossing into gaza, some additional measures. some are in train. others were not yet seen. so we're tracking this between us, , between our teams with the israelis and those who are working on the humanitarian response. every single day. i know as the secretary said he will be speaking with defense ministry i believe later today and ensure that will come up. we are very focused on the issue, the steps we outlined in the letter are actually taken in the moment and to sustain. because what we've seen in the past is this. we've seen israel take important steps for example, this spring also in response to what the united states said was necessary to improve the huma

up to a 2 percent each, which is actually higher done in the ultimate among the dozens of children. lloyd did the georgia evo, it, but i'll tell you, and i'll be a little go to the coast to this in the woods debts. are the owners cool? that'd be good to to this is a goodness. interesting good enough for you that they had the horrible conditions except from the t lease. many people died from surveys, hunger as diseases. very few made it back home was for some of which of the, the logic drove the table. my mother is you, but you know, and that process and this is what i mean. and then they go over all the the much working is lucian. goodness. he goes to bowie. she, you know, she'll stay to graham interested. there's, i'm in the, just on each of the, of the, she's across the city of options field one college and not the wish to shift this weekend on my sister. just another question. i see you use a shit. decreased issue that's important for me. my feelings. couple of things and i, so there's the 1st case to go in this room was changing the subject open. this was the rush to look here. so tha

the exclusive nbc news interview with defense secretary lloyd austin striking back at donald trump'sto succeed him. he says women should not be in combat zones. austin's forceful response to that. >>> plus, lawyers for georgia election workers ask a judge to hold rudy giuliani in contempt for continuing to defame the women. what he could be facing coming up. >>> our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with the house ethics committee meeting behind closed doors about whether to release that report on matt gaetz. nbc's julie tsirkin is following it for pus. what's the latest on the hill? >> reporter: well, behind me you see a huge group of reporters because we are staking out this closed door house ethics committee meeting where the top democrat on that panel, susan wild, spoke to us briefly saying she wants to see the report see the light of day. take a listen. >> do you think that it is wrong not to radio lease the report considering the fact he has been nominated for this? does that not act in the interest of the public? >> i am not going to mak

the us defence secretary lloyd austin speaking to the sect israeli defence minister, yoav gallant, thetagon has said. the leaders of more than 50 european countries, have been meeting in budapest. security is on the agenda, with real concerns about what happens next in ukraine. since russia's full scale invasion, the us has been the largest single donor to kyiv�*s war effort, and the fear that a government in washington could stop, if not end the flow of military aid. katya adler is in budapest. it was game on today for hungary's prime minister, who chose to host this meeting in budapest�*s main football stadium. donald trump's loudest fan amongst european leaders was clearly pleased he'd picked the winning team. translation: the situation in europe is complex - and dangerous. our transatlantic relations are key to the future security of europe. but not all his guests agree. donald trump's return to the white house makes them anxious about european security, ukraine in particular. we have to give a clear message here today to the united states and the new administration that we support

white men like william lloyd garrison and benjamin lundy. his picture i showed you before, but most of these newspapers actually relied on black subscribers to make to make enough money to survive. and there were many black writers who contributed articles even to newspapers like the liberator. there were for the pioneering black woman abolition act. maria stewart she was a to the liberator as there were also african-american editors. so there were about 20 different black editors at newspapers in america, the civil war. and of course, that's one of these newspaper editors who's well known to us all today, kind the equivalent of william lloyd garrison among the african american editors. he's frederick douglass. interestingly, douglass, as you say in the quotation up here, he he's inspired in part by the example of william garrison and the liberator. so douglass is working slavery in many different kinds of ways he's he's published in his autobiography. he's giving these spellbinding lectures on the lecture circuit, trying to persuade norther

. >>> in 90 seconds, an exclusive with defense secretary lloyd austin. we will play for you what he said about the possibility of putin using nuclear weapons in the war in ukraine. >>> plus, breaking moments ago, donald trump's attorneys fire back after the manhattan d.a. in his hush money case refused to dismiss his conviction on 34 felony counts. >>> plus, two major weather events combining to make one of the strongest storms systems to hit the west coast in decades. >> i'm all stocked up. who knows? these are small roads. anything could happen. and it keeps our clothes fresh all day! [sniff] ooo imma be feelin it at work today. she smells so good i'm actually paying attention! smell unstopable. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our advanced matching helps find talented candidates, so you can connect with them fast. visit indeed.com/hire breaking news from new york city where president-elect donald trump and his legal team asked a judge overseeing the new york hush money tria

but let's see when the lloyd knows all see ports zone over to said, it said was only look for they issued official, the roads to everyone today works for them automatically. dublin and triplet in the corner of the language to get through your insurance rates, which and you and many other obstacles that is stored and that showed up in our fertilizers, our web cargo is a fertilizer. so i've been arrested and basically everything was done. if you was to block groups, if good, normal ways of exporting our food products, that the global sales needs and wherever is late. and so that's, that goes, this is the way they do it because the russians cda, say, starts at the war. well, this is ridiculous, especially for people who look like grown ups, but still continue. you could just need to push those narratives with the blades and flavor. some idea of the, of the, as i say, the very idea the lines of combining more than 80 countries. let's see of those. go on a say, countries have signed this document and russian was one of the 1st to support this initiative. it was that you would have them complet

working on plans to improve things, but health leaders say women are being let down. 19—year—old ella lloyd f1 academy season. she only started driving two years ago, but has raced all over the world and secured podium positions. ella says there's no reason why girls can't be as good as or even better than guys. and this story might make you want to quit your currentjob — unless you're already a professional mermaid. jasmine loves swimming and dressing up, so when this opportunity came along, it was perfect. she'll compete in the miss 0cean world uk competition at the end of the month. and now, ten seconds of, you guessed it, a nice story about a cute cat who was missing for five years. but when her owner came across this photo on a facebook page, she was reunited with seven—year—old bubba. that's us for tonight. have a good one. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. it's robertson to the rescue for scotland as they snatch a win in warsaw and relegate poland in the nations league. italy seal their spot in the final of the billiejean king cup for a second successive

but it is the political liberals, the people like william lloyd garrison, the abolitionists who comechampion a hard war. and this is both initially from a position of necessity. if we are going to reach emancipation, the war must persist. and so we have to fight with tenacity and we cannot relent. and then increasingly, the ways in which abolitionists understood that a hard war was corroding the ability of white southerners to maintain slavery itself and so the the kind of ideology call lines here produce something very unusual and remind us that when we think about war, we can't we shouldn't reflexively assume that someone's kind of domestic ideological position will explain how they their their position on violence in war. what explains our position on violence and war is what we believe the war is for. and whether we sanction the war and whether we believe in the outcomes of that war, and it can produce some very strange alliances. alicia potter was a northern conservative and somewhat skeptical of these former abolitionists. northern people have gotten so tender hearted they coul

82 percent each which is actually higher done in the ultimate among them with dozens of children. lloyd did the georgia evo, but not the video logo, not to codes for this, and the roads are definitely low, but another school that'd be good to. this is a to go to a specialist and it would not say that they had the horrible conditions except from the tea leaves many people nights from surveys, hunger as diseases, very few made it back home. well, let's just move it to the, to logic over table. and i might as you, but you'll never see us on this as well as the non unable 0, the the, the biggest each time. it's a terrible crimes knowingly, on the russian soil, as international tensions boil over a russian diplomacy is working to establish global peace and security. we speak with deputy ambassador to the you and to me, to play on the, on a wide range of issues, including keeping an eye on war crimes submitted by your training and during the complex washington of the canton backing cambodians. opposition and staging a color revolution. we bring you all the details as our to speaks exclusively

eastern defense secretary lloyd austen hos a joint news conference in fiji with theountry's prime minister. his business marks -- visit marks the first one to the island nation by a u.s. defense. watch live on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including medco. -- midco. where are you going? maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go and how fast do you want to get there? now we are getting somewhere. let's go faster. let's go further. let's go beyond. midco suorts c-span as a public service with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> now, legal scholars and university presidents discuss the impact of free speech on gender equality part of the george mason university law school voices for limiting symposium and managed -- examining the relationship between free speech, civil rights, and social progress.

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and fijian prime minister sitiveni rabuka held a joint news conference from fiji, marking the first visit of the defense secretary to the island nation. have a long-standing bilateral defense insecurity relationship so it's been my privilege and honor to welcome to this part of the world. we all pray it is not an indication that we are looking at some danger in the years ahead. we are here to talk about peace and how we protect and promote that piece. it's my privilege to welcome secretary austin. he is a general. great issues of mutual importance to nations. and once again, welcome. our meeting today builds on a number of engagements that we have had with the united states this year, including the signing of a new transport agreement in august. the establishment of the usaid office in fiji and the framework agreement in october and the continuing engagement and expansion with the peace corps in fiji and the region. these are hallmark agreements between fiji and the united states and its indicative of the strength of the united states support towards fij

to the doctor to see what was wrong and found out his kidneys were failing in the case, and mister lloyd appears to suffer to hear reversal, re not wondering at the end of the day, what this is saying is, boston killed his kidneys with out of the tide, a peptide. yep. i'll type type research chemical way might have been a, a message from the man upstairs saying, hey, i'm going to give you this warning sign, right? because if you keep going, you'll have a heart attack or something like that, but worse was a candidate for a transplant. yeah, so he was currently going through all of the testings to see if you're a candidate. the only thing is when he was doing these tests, things they didn't see that he had something wrong with his heart. on the morning of february 25th, 2022 boston's clarkie about what working out at the gym down the street from his home. he was $29.00 and left behind a 3 year old son. so i sat down there as fast as i could, and he was dead. as a part of this, he looked like a super hero. so when you're saying that somebody dying a superhero on the table, and i'll never fo

washington journal, lloyd -- live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now or c-span.org. >> tuesday on-span, the hou returns at 10:00 a.m. eastern for general speeches before turning to legislative speech at newton. a bill seeks to speed up otrmal energy projects, requiring the bureau of land management to hold lease sales once a year. on c-span two, the senate working on judicial nominations. on c-span three representatives from mastercard and visa on lack of competition and impact on consumers before the senate at 10 a.m. eastern. at 2:00 p.m.heouse oversight committee examines fe's response to hurricane milton and helene with testimony from the

i'm delyth lloyd.emier league table after a 1—1 draw at home to chelsea. ruud van nistelrooy was looking to make it back—to=—back wins in interim charge after guiding united to a 5—2 win over leicester in the efl cup last week, but despite going ahead through a bruno fernandes penalty, chelsea's moses caicedo equalised with a shot from the edge of the area, as the points were shared at old trafford. ruben amorim takes over at united from next monday. i look forward to getting to know him better. he obviously did very well in portugal. he is a very young, talented coach and did well for a long time over a longer spell in portugal. as i said, i'm looking forward to keeping helping the club forward, that's my main goal. i haven't spoken to him and at this moment there is nothing planned for any conversation at all. i'm doing myjob at the moment to prepare for the sunday game and in the meantime i will wait on how things develop with communication towards a new head coach. jose mourinho has criticised the

secretary of state lloyd austin port secretary of defense i should say it lloy lloyd austin spoke s israelinterpart on saturday is the worst dragging on this was the moment saturday israeli airstrike hit a mosque near a refugee camp this war has displaced nearly the entire population 2.3 million people across the strip experts are warning the widespread devastating where the growing shortage of food, medicine and basic supplies have caused cost to sort the price of bread is more than $13. aback here in israel today the body has been found of a rabbi who'd gone missing in dubai where he lived. >> may god avenge his blood. this murder was committed and the united arab and. that murder of his and israeli is a criminal anti- semitic terrorist attack. the 28-year-old had been missing since thursday sparking fears that he had been potentially abducted. arthel: all right alex hogan thank you. eric: this comes senior age of the iranian supreme leader is warning ironic will soon retaliate against israel for its attacks against its proxy hezbollah and iranian military target right a retired four-star

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weeks and therefore won't remain a threat to local civilians. return to the area defense secretary lloyd austin claimed, explained rather the policy reversal as a reaction to new tactics used by russian infantry on the ground rights groups have slammed the decision. the mines are part of a larger a trunk to ukraine. ukraine's present below them is landscape. welcome. the prospect of receiving more weapons from the u. s. we have a new support package from america. it is worth $275000000.00. with package includes drones, ammunition for high mars and artillery, and very important to choose minds to stop russian assaults. this will really strengthen our troops at the front state is holding its largest ever artillery exercise in europe. 5000 troops have gathered along the alliance as eastern flag blocks. newest member of finland is hosting some of those troops. and as far north alexandra phenomena reports from a training area not far from the countries, 1300 kilometer border with russia. friend caesar howitzers, swedish archers, american multiple launch record systems firing, and it called un

keep the go ahead to use american land mines. us defense secretary lloyd austin, says that is a positive step that they're fabricating their own and our personal land mines right now. the land mines that we would look to, to provide them with the landlines that, that are not persistent. you know, we can, we can control when they would just as a self self activate, self designate in the and that makes it, uh, you know, farm. ready or a safer eventually than the things that they are creating on their own. i for more now i wanna pull into, i'm gonna tell us our most. so she's a senior lecturer in security and development at kings college in london. it's, it's good to have you with this. if i could, i'd like to pick up on what the us defense secretary said right there. what exactly does he mean when he talks about non persistent land mines and i have no very nice to be in your program. i think what, what is meant as are these non lines, very kind of fish destruct or they have are sure to sort of live span because that they sort of, they lose the battery charge. and from what i've read, you k

administration, has also given keep the go ahead to use american land mines. us defense secretary lloyd austin says that is a positive step of their fabricating their own and our personal land mines right now. the land mines that we would look to, to provide them with the land mines that to that are not persistent. you know, we can, we can control when they would as a self self activate, self designate in the and that makes it uh, you know, far more safer eventually than the things that they are creating on their own. or earlier i spoke with joe metella in the sacramento, so she's a senior lecturer in security and development at kings college london. she told me more about the non persistent landlines that the us defense secretary was talking about i think what, what is meant is, are these non lines very kind of safe destruct or they have, are sure to sort of live span because the sort of a lose the battery charge, and from what i've read, you know, they could, they could be active be between sort of from 4 hours to maybe 2 weeks. so they're not on minds that, that are active for, for l

if you remember, hillary clinton's famous lloyd and his speech was directed at all to the little girls, she was reminding them that they were powerful and valuable and deserving of every opportunity for campbell. a harris's party directed her message. the young people saying it was ok to be disappointed, but in the end it was going to be ok. she also reminded them that they to have power. no, of course it wasn't all the young people who were present here at the concession speech today was a cross section of society. we spoke to some of them to ask about their reactions to pamela harris. his speech here is what some of them had to say. i found it extremely moving, despite the circumstances that she is still encouraging us to continue and not give up, and also not to be afraid of what's coming. i'm so happy that i got to hear her speak today and that she sounds so optimistic outstanding. she's remarkably galvanizing figure. she was for what do we on about 70000000 americans in the selection? and i think she should be really proud of that. i mean emotional because of the problem is that s

percent each, which is actually higher done in the old sweets among them with dozens of children . lloyd did the george a boy, but not that you will not be able to go to the coast to this in the woods debts. are the owners cool? that'd be good to to this is a goodness such as the food and they had the horrible conditions except from the t lease. many people died from starvation, hunger as diseases. very few made it back home was for some of which of the, the true logic drove and angle 9 most of you. but, you know, and it was the us and the surgery in the new owner of the the fish a little more or less than you know to me. but the horn goodness, fish, i could go with it. so the 4 digit score the k through space. so they use a check for the, the old fashion yesterday. anyway, the the who it's on the phone, i'm not sure. as a postcard waiving the condition of the munition knew it was that some pretty them all kind of started with the low. so who is not the width of the best of luck outside of the bottom line. edwin, with that, can we see the 1st 3 people missed that the bulk of the commissi

i don't want it in order to already just define the things the the the the process down as, as lloyd did it on the as and cipollina finally get to the bottom of the pool and are united within less passengers. the drummer has given me an appetite and as defined by stones, the can afford not to be to the quick to do when i was a place for the rising to hang on to doesn't investigate that to him alone. i'm not sure what it was. you didn't know when did you do that? i didn't think so. actually alice and cipollina only make about a $1000.00 a year. so it's not every day they can afford for lunch. the next to for them is a place called the sound of the horses. but they're not looking for passengers there with one of alice's since the much larger you know, and on day. and they tried to call by law, but i did not lose use for another time. now the the guy else comes up with you got to shop when the hand to the english to, to post racing is one on a truck. but on the mountain platforms here, the wind is a new computer. and every week, the tract, long distances to see the anti is leading. ever

it was fun to play around with that, the plans for this bookstore, because frank lloyd wright, became so have been saved and you can there at columbia university you can look at, you know, all the details and the specs and most of what he did didn't seem work, in my estimation and the bookstore only lasted a few years but it also wasn't on the ground level which was a problem and most bookstores try to avoid being on the ground level. and they were manuals these kind of trade manuals at the time. and one was in these files to this bookstore. so somebody should have known better, but it said, don't build your bookstore anywhere other than the ground floor and make sure you have enough ashtrays. those were like, if you didn't do those, you were already destined for failure. like to ask the question of going around to all these different bookstores, the way you saw them organize. you know, sometimes it's alphabetically by author or alphabetically by title. but did you find any, like, really interesting different ways of curating, whether it was piles or by color or stained or what sort o

let's listen to the us defense secretary lloyd austin, who said that that is a positive step there, fabricating their own personal land mines right now. the land mines that we would look to, to provide them with the land mines that, that are not persistent. you know, we can, we can control when they would as a self self activate, self designate in the and that makes it, uh, you know, far more safer eventually than the things that they are creating on their own. that's, i mean, this is an interesting one because ukraine is a signatory to the mine bend treaty while the us and russia are not. how do you think he will justify using these us applied anti personnel landlines? i think there is an old with these are these portfolio because of a lot of people who are very supportive of ukraine. no less to be worried about long. so sex a bunch of press no much, and also factory the breach in the, in the use of i 2nd country to, to them are the only will be around the threat that rush suppose to is. i'm particularly the need to create as a strong defensive belt the rustic couldn't probably try to in the f

let's get the read from strategic wealth partners, investment strategist luca lloyd and chief markettrategist lou basensase. overall inflation moving up slightly year-over-year, 2. 3% but core inflation, sticky inflation is moving sideways and ticked up slightly, 2.8%. should we be worried about this trend? >> i want to say i don't know how you can feed a family of 10 for $60. we do need to be concerned. i been on the record for of couple months saying the fed needs to pause, never should have lowered rates in november or december because of the stubbornly high and sticky inflation which we are seeing this come through. i think jerome powell needs to keep a rate cut bullet in the chamber for 2,025 especially with donald trump talking about tariffs, the market is going to be uneasy about reigniting inflation, he should wait to see and get more data that proves we are on a path down the tubes a, not there yet. edward: donald trump is talking 25% tariffs, mexico and canada and 10% additional tariffs on chinese goods on day one. if this goes into place could it push up prices and why are

luke lloyd knows this stuff.redible week that is essentially reflected all of its year-to-date gains, 26%, 27%. would you purchase the stock at this level? >> perception is more than reality, trump will be good for elon musk and tesla with elon musk working side-by-side for trump, even though trump may be taking back credits and spending habits we had for a couple years. people aren't understanding trump unlocking free markets is great for innovation. may be more beneficial than the government handing out money to pick winners and losers. don't know if tesla, gm, ford, who will be the big winner but i know technology is here to stay and the power of free markets will develop that technology. we own a stock call aspen aerogel which took off the last couple months. we just added more a few days ago. battery technology. neil: all this is over my head but let me get your take on what is happening now with these alternative investments, crypto putting a good week, a lot of people say this was the launching week for bi