joining is now for more is luke hick more, investor at aberdeen. not 100% sure what the market is latching onto apart from the disappointment from the bank of england, which could reprice certain parts of the markets, certainly when it comes to fixed income. but what exactly is priced into today's equities? luke: yeah, i think if you look at where, why would say hydration equities, the tech stocks, where future earnings are a long way off, seemingly inflation and yields higher at all, and i think that's the real problem for the market. we could be going through what is 6, 7, maybe eight months of really high inflation and actually transitory tends to be real. and the markets are going to survive without worrying. yeah, it's a concern. francine: it's a concern because we're not pricing it in. why are we not pricing it'd? misunderstanding of -- it in? misunderstanding of the word transitory? luke: if you were an investor in these kind of growth stocks, you'd be looking at the curve, 10 30's, thinking it's starting to steepen inflation and post the fe

luke: five year, two year, yes. longer out the curve, i would be lying if i said i understood why real yields are as low as they are, much lower than they have been relative to their late march peak. there's a few theories you can espouse here. one is essentially that investors are overweighting the tales, and their arterial scenarios in which growth disappoints and real yields move negative. if that is the case, why aren't those more embedded in further out measures of inflation compensation? the view i default to is we have had a cycle now. growth was persistently very sluggish. we have a 30 year plus cycle of just a grind lower in interest rates and real yields, and i think investors are extrapolating that to a certain extent, thinking we are going to have a lower peak this time. that is just the way it goes. the burden of proof is on the expansion to prove that it is strong enough to withstand some tightening, and i think that might be what needs to happen before real yields can be really unlocked to the upside.

thank you so much. >> congratulations luke combs! give it up for luke! thank you guys so much for having us. country music's biggest night right here. we're going to send you off. thank you so much for having me. >> announcer: tonight's cma awards were determined by the 6,200 industry professional members of the country music association. the ballots were tabulated by the professional services organization, deloitte, and the results are revealed for the first time tonight. ♪ let your hair down ♪ ♪ and get out of town ♪ ♪ stars coming out over my hood ♪ ♪ and all i know now ♪ ♪ you got your hands up ♪ ♪ you're rocking in my truck ♪ ♪ you got the radio on ♪ ♪ you're singing every song ♪ ♪ set on cruise control ♪ i'm slowly losing hold of everything i got ♪ ♪ you're looking so damn hot and i don't know what road we're on ♪ ♪ or where we've been from staring at you girl ♪ ♪ all i know is i don't want this night to end ♪ ♪ gonna cuss the morning when it comes ♪ ♪ 'cause i know that the rising sun ain't no good for me ♪ ♪ 'cause you'll have to leave gonna make

also with us, luke broad water, and harry litman. luke, this is your reporting. take us through it. >> hi, yes. nicole, in recent weeks the january 6th committee has really ramped up its efforts, especially this week. we've seen now 35 subpoenas go out, 16 of those were just in the past two days. we have seen more than 150 witnesses come in. we have seen new investigators be hired. in fact, i believe the whole investigative team is now in place. and so they are really -- in the first couple months of the committee, they felt like they were sort of building the plane as they were flying. now they feel like they have their whole team in place, they have a strategy, they have different assignments for different investigators, and they are really getting moving now. and i think your seeing that this week with this latest round of subpoenas. >> you know, in reading your reporting, luke, i was reminded of the mueller probe which was split into -- andrew weismann was working on the outside the collusion track, others were working on the obstruction track. it seems like

charles: luke, joanne, wish we had more time.ey and liz claman, when i started this show, we were a little, you know, wishy washy on the s&p it's joining the rest of the indices we could have a strong last hour of trading. liz: what is up with the russel, charles. wait, look at this. there's nothing wishy washy about the russel. you guys, up 2.25%. charles: by the way? liz: yeah? charles: being led by amc which is up more than 4% on good fundamental news, the russel has been sideways for six months or longer people are looking for opportunity maybe that's where you see the momentum traders go next. liz: i can't. if you look at the percentage gains of the other major indexes you know what let's show you, okay? far out pacing the s&p, dow a

luke broadwater, luke, this is enormous development today, how did it come about? >> right, well there was a big question about whether merrick garland would accept this referral from the house and charge bannon. they were concerned if there were not charges here they would have no teeth whatsoever and everybody in mr. trump's world would start defying their subpoenas. this was a big win for them today. it means that mr. bannon will have to come in and testify and share all these documents the committee wants from him or he can face jail time, up to two years in jail. one year on each count. so it was a major development for the committee today and it sends a serious message that the committee has to be taken seriously and the change in the department of justice means that no longer will officials in the trump administration will be able to defy congressional orders. >> yeah, that's a good point. i forget how many there were but i remember, i think there were a few referrals some what similar to this. i don't know if there were criminals. there were referrals that

luke schenkio described the russian and belarusian militaries as effectively a single army.nist andreas kludge, who said the situation at the border amounts to the weaponization of migration and hybrid warfare, there can be no doubt that luke chenkio and putin are colluding to make it happen. the u.n. denies any involvement in the current crisis but there's no denying the leaders are close. they met virtually last week and reportedly discussed the matter. the pair also met in person half a dozen times in the past year alone. putin has already demonstrated his pap tiappetite for causing in the west for the exiled dissidents and spread of misinformation. his alliance now offers him his closest access yet to the heart of europe. poland, the country these migrants are being pushed towards, has borders with three german states and authorities there have warned they have counted at least 5,000 crossings with a connection to belarus. the perceived threat of out-of-control migration played a key role in the destabilizing rise of pop uism across europe in 2015. it isn't hard to imagi

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with that i want to turnit over to cochairman luke . >> thank you cochair. president biden's agenda and that of democrats have three parts. the american rescue plan, the infrastructure bill and bill back better at. and three other goals were to recover from the pandemic, create jobs and lower taxes. and as cochair dingell said we created nearly 5 million jobs since january 20. we've also cut taxes. we've increased dramatically the tax cuts for american families with children. and then we set those payments on a recurring monthly basis in the middle of each month. the joint committee led by chairman buyer has shown about $19 billion in additional economic growth happens at the local jurisdictions every month . no republicans voted forthat. every democrat did now were trying to extend this tax cut for families of children and the bill back better at . we also know when you look at this tax cut that it helps people get back into the workforce. it uses money for child care to pay for gas. and that's freeing up parents to do what they need to do to take care ofth

charles: sounds good guys let me , luke, ryan, thank you both very very much now liz claman, over to but take a look at the fear index, it has gone hog wild. okay, friday it jumped 54% as mid-term anxiety gripped the markets but look at it right now dropping 22% to black friday 's bears getting chased off by the bulls as the new covid variant omicron may not be as worrisome as some feared. markets cutting into friday's losses and oils partial rebound leading the energy sector higher the emergence of that omicron variant, a hot topic at russia callin

luke combs!ombs seemed genuinely surprised to take home the cma's top honor, entertainer of the year. after the show, he confirmed that. luke: shocked. shocked, to be honest with you. i didn't think it was going to happen.george: 12 awards were hd out that night, and chris april 10 -- chris stapleton won -- them. >> holding the awards themselves is great but the actual love that is behind doing -- behind winning, that's the real win. >> female vocalist of the year honors went to carly pierce, who saw her dream come true, along with millions of viewers. you are still emotional. >> i am. this is like childhood dream since the age of five. it's crazy. >> brothers osborne won vocal duo of the year for the fourth time. >> when you hear that first syllable, you are like weight, what, is this happening? it happened. >> this was also a knight for diversity in country music. jimmy allen was named new artist of the year, honored to be acknowledged by his peers. >> when you when things like this, you start

meanwhile, luke, we get the infrastructure thing today.tuck inside of there a lot of electric vehicles inside there. i don't know if you heard neil's interview with pete buttigieg but the administration pushing it hard. rivian up again today. are you behind any of these names? >> you watch the original wall street movie in the 1980s, gordon gekko says he only bets on churchings. i think he represents that in a different context. one thing, evs will be here in the future. they're here to stay. who knows if tesla, rivian, lucent, ford, gm, who knows they will be at the top of the helm or be here in the future. i do not have the answer to that question. but i do know the companies need the technology in their vehicles. i like aspen aerojell they work around batteries to make them safer and work better initially. charles: i love that. the picks and shovel approach. i saw the movie "wall street" with rex reed, much and a bunch of movie analysts. every an lyft asked rex reed what he thought of it and wrote their review. sort of like wall street

luke edwards, thank _ preferred two candidates.k you. _ as the netherlands battles record coronavirus infections, there's been a second night of rioting over new restrictions. hundreds of people lit fires and pelted the police with rocks and fireworks in the hague. it follows friday night's violence in rotterdam, when at least 50 people were arrested, and several others received gunshot wounds. our correspondent in the hague, anna holligan, reports. explosion another dutch city rocked by discontent. in the hague, protesters burned bicycles and pelted police with stones and fireworks. officers used horses, dogs, batons and bikes to chase them away. earlier, anti—vax demonstrators brought their beats to the southern city of breda. while most dutch people accept the need for tighter rules, the distrust is spreading. we have to live with corona, because it's not — people want to live, right? that's my opinion and that's why we're here with all the people. the night before, there were rampages in rotterdam. riot police fired live rounds

and i mean, it probably not quite at least have speech said luke. i thought i could make a difference to, to the, to the scar, say the think about the answer. you have to be honest, you know, because, and we know that's the reality because there's nothing worse than being disingenuous or trying to kid people that you've always wanted to pay for scotland, your whole life type of thing. you know what i mean? so you'd rather just be honest about it and he gives a 100 percent for scotland and i would have given hardships and for scotland. and i said after the england, france, you know, if i pay for scotland or wales, i would have been a 100 percent because that is who i identify with that, that particular time. and i used to pierce as an example of this use. the quintessential englishman, british bulldog spirits. he's got his tattoo on there. 100 percent. bring him. yeah . 69. england caps if he had 68 in england captain, a 69 cap. we don't know how happened to be for france against england. he would have given a 100 percent because his pride, his affil

one moment that everybody was talkingbout washen luke bryan poked fun at aaron rodgers,ho recently saidated against covid after saying hit was immunized. >> it is so great to be here with all my fellow artists, tested and together. or immunized. who is it? >> well, viewered noticed the de-eye fro carrie underwood after the joke. her husband spoke out in support >rian wast nounced thetock market. >>it'sigher than ford's value. >> rivian started when his ceo realized his drives were tesla's ceo, elonmusk, sd $5 to pay taxes.s company's stock >>> we m b in the early sge of a millennial baby boom. >> young americans have been buying homes. an sales of preancy tes, well, they're way . >> for now, good in the>05rean1t under 1:03. under 1:03. and she blew us all away want more from your vitamins? at nature's bounty, we give you more. with the only vitamin c that lasts 24 hours. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solutions backed by rigorous science than we ever have before. nature'

one moment that everybody was talking about was when luke bryan poked fun at aaron rodgers, who recentlyvaccinated against covid after saying hit was immunized. >> it is so great to be here with all my fellow artists, tested and together. or immunized. who is it? just playing. >> well, viewered noticed the side-eye from carrie underwood after the joke. her husband spoke out in support of rogerdgers. >>> rivian was just announced on the stock market. >> it's higher than ford's value. >> rivian started when his ceo realized his drives were damaging nature. tesla's ceo, elon musk, sold $5 billion of his company's stock to pay taxes. >>> we may be in the early stage of a millennial baby boom. >> younger americans have been buying homes. and sales of pregnancy tests, well, they're way up. >> for now, good in the city. >>> and a 105-year-old woman has set a world record for running. >> julia is known as the hurricane. she ran a 100-meter race in just under 1:03. under 1:03. and she blew us all away want more from your vitamins? at nature's bounty, we give you more. more immune support. with th

. >>> the 55th am acountry music awards, luke bryant hosted the event for the first time ever.the coveted intertainer of the year award went to luke holmes carley pierce was named female vocalist of the year and chris stapleton won award afteraward he took home album of the year, song of the year, single of the year and male vocalist of the year >>> tom hanks is opening up about which films are his favorite can he guess which ones? during his 40-year career, he won two oscars and played a series of beloved roles. in his podcast, the actor reveals his top three movies they, are can you guess? leak of their own, castaways and one film i haven't heard of cloud atlas. i don't know if you have it's his favorite. he selected them based on the experience he had during filming, not necessarily our favorites, the ones we love watching him in. it's all about his experience, i'm curious. >> it's a big difference that man is amazing. saving private ryan. >> philadelphia. >> there you go. he probably didn't have too much fun for that he had to lose a lot of weight for that roam. >>> all rig

thank you so much, luke. i love singing radiohead! the second or third one so far. and then i am having one hopeless skater find the right guy, she will have to blind audition using this. that's right, my chair. post we have alessia cara serving up her latest holiday single. but before all that there is this guy, he released his number one album "tickets to my downfall" last year and continues to be one of the hottest touring acts around. also he is a really sweet guy behind the scenes too. i need you to know that. he is out with a new graphic novel called "hotel diablo." give it up for machine gun kelly! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ hi! [cheers and applause] so happy thanksgiving is tomorrow, so happy thanksgiving. speak to you too. it's been on last time we were here we did not get to talk about your daughter, how are you handling her being a teenager, because mine is seven right now. i feel like she is a teenager. she is so stinking adorable, and how you look is so awesome! this is my favorite picture. it should be your christmas card. >> m

luke -- dr. luke wilensky. i think many americans are wondering how long the booster doses will be required. in other words, will we be looking out at a fourth shot or shots every six months or every year and i'm wondering what the research shows and what your expectation is for that. for dr. wilensky, vaccination has become a wedge issue in some families gathering this holiday season. family members wondering if uncle john should show up if he's not vaccinated. should he get tested? what should he do? what's your advice to those families where maybe one person doesn't want to get vaccinated and they are trying to figure out whether or not it is safe to get together? >> for the first question, think you for that. the honest answer is that we don't know at this point, but we are collecting data that will hopefully inform us about that. let me explain. what we are hoping for, as an immunologist and infectious disease person, that the interval between the dose of the second dose of mrna and the booster that is six

events surrounding january 6th and the investigation currently under way, betsy woodruff swan and luke broadwater of "the new york times." betsy, let me start with you on stone. i may be recalling this incorrectly but i think stop the steal was a phrase that stone was using in the run-up to the 2016 election sort of prophylactically to discredit an anticipated hillary clinton win. and that has carried over and he was really central to the stop the steal drumbeat in 2020 and always around the kind of orbit of trump. how do you -- i guess you're not surprised by the subpoena, but how would you characterize his role as we know it so far? >> it's a good question. stone is part of this constellation of far right media personalities who sort of feed on the notoriety that they experience and are almost indefatiguable in terms of any press over the activity they have engaged in over the course of their professional lives. alex jones is in this category, steve bannon is in this category. they are people that are not formally part of trump's companies or part of his campaigns or the administrati

luke: i always love the breakout moments, the moments where a star is born moment. of those moments. country music royalty performing with stars from other genres of music. >> it is a beautiful marriage where the breakout stars continue the tradition of music. >> stars like jimmy allen, who appeared for the first time at the cma's alongside charlie pride just a month before the election passed away. >> ♪ kiss an angel good morning ♪ >> he is the one who made me feel like i could do country music because he is a guy who looked like me and went through the same struggles that i went through a little bit. i did not go through near as much as charlie did. >> allen's nomination is a sign of greater diversity but he's also part of a continuum. >> country music's roots makes my soul feel like it's on fire. >> that shared history lends an extra dimension to this awards show. >> i was from a small town so i did not get to see many concerts. that was my chance to see my favorite artist and see how they performed. ♪ >> kristen: a special on the red carpet at the cma's starts a

i show me luke additional, which i'll take a quick call to call you sort of make a quiz to begin with. almost all that able when you combine latke table, when you apply for them to send me to put up with any them up all wish with some stuff that i with the school counselor and you could you have the bill of suppose she didn't know like a job social worker, c v by somebody chair, and you see that which is food push. i feel like they need to acknowledge that i usually brought up, though if you wish, in case you were able to with a chest off place had really b fortunate values, a attributed level and the unless you market all, you gotta clean you. we be doing family or more like a political please let me look at the post of william. you spin, you would have done that id. invite you my kids to my media in the plus makoto school bus from sure will clear. the still cool. booker should be off the cross with a fullness to been, you know enough to my niece. later, still moore's law, which it manually jacob to exploit. you think he a machine with dish app, what this force was hoping to guarante

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are the lawmakers next, luke?d question because there's a lot of reluctance among members of congress to hold each other accountable. and you know, the members in this committee has said openly that they will stop at nothing. they will subpoena donald trump. they will subpoena members of congress if it comes to it. but to date, we have not seen that. i do know that there's some feeling among some of the staff to the committees, some of the investigators, that if republicans take control of congress, maybe they could be on the end of you know, frivolous investigations into themselves and face some kind of pushback on that. but i do think if there's, the more they discover as they talk to these different groups about who they were communicating with, who they were getting instructions from, if any of that ends up leading to some member of congress, they're going to have to call them in. so i do think that that is still a possibility and it may happen. the committee has at least a year to work on this. i know there's

to skip sister will over a show to fire a little steel deal. luke up with my food motion from a small through some bullshit for shift. luca, could i get the customer with us or ah, 5 roof monitors the compliance of a wall. g. 20 members with their commitments, they made up their all last summer. and what we have found is that a year later on may even the wrong side. countryside comply unprecedentedly high level, 85 percent. and then i'm optimistic that because that break shawn colvin is to always, i think, will get high compliance with the wrong commitments on cold, with ah, directly prime minister survives a drone bombing on his residence, which the interior ministry describes as a terrorist attack. assassination attempt comes after brutal riots in baghdad over last month contested election. also in the weeks tops stories, a whistle blower report in the british medical journal points, the serious flaws in the testing of pfizer scurvy vaccine. although so far, u. s. authorities have been reluctant to investigate them and canada's top caught back said comedian, he made a series of cont

but as one of the arguments you put forward that have to put forward that luke is important. not just how many players like playoffs in arlington and football, but how many black manager, how many black faces in the boat jamal asian faces for you? you put stress on that, is that because you to lay thing it to power structures or? well, it's more to do with as, as murphy said, ah, in terms of who do you point the finger at it. so what happens is for how powerful black plays are taking the knee for inclusion and for, and we talk about that. they say it's not just the black, last math is about all fault of discrimination. i never heard one person mentioned the fact that there are no asian pakistan, bangladesh, or indian footballers. that's not even on the agenda. and in terms of black managers, that's not normally a gender either. so it's very easy to point the finger at a family throws up on on the field or who abuses you on twitter. however, real is that real racism, as i like to call it, is of the majority of it. you can see it's, it's obvious the overt racism, the bananas an

luke burbank reports on its humble origins. >> amazing hidvalley.sne p hills were always green and life seemed a little simpler. >> here in hidden valley, freshness is a way of life. >> reporter: ah, yes, hidden valley ranch, america's first and most popular ranch salad dressing. >> squeeze all the hidden valley ranch. >> reporter: and it turns out hidden valley ranch was an actual place, albeit a very different looking one from the bottles. in the mountains outside of santa barbara. >> hidden valley was chaparral. it was wild california. this is the ranch. >> reporter: allen barker remembers the ranch and its owner, steve henson well. >> steve had an artistic truth in the sense that he told people what they wanted to hear. >> reporter: a fast-talking plumber who made it big in alaska, henson had a bigger dream, of owning a ranch which he knew he would call hidden valley. >> there was a bear rug in front of a fireplace. he had i don't know how many tales about how he had killed this bear in alaska. the truth of the matter was he found the bear rug a

luke bryan hosting the show. there will be several all-star collaborations.performing their hit, if i didn't love you, for the first time in front of a live audience. the singer is admitting he is nervous. >> i keep getting these best female singers of our era duet partners. i don't know why a keep doing that. it will be fun. kumasi: jimmy allen, chris stapleton, top nominees each with five nods. they are making history as the first lack country stars -- the first black country stars nominated for artist of the year. it airs at 8:00 right here on abc 7. reggie: for your morning money report, a major update to the look and feel of your twitter feed. they just debuted their monthly subscription service called twitter blue. first launched in june, it is now here. subscribers will have access to features like the ability to undo a tweet, a mode that makes reading threads easier to follow , customizable icons and color themes. users also have access to add free articles for more than 300 new sites. it does not let you behind the pay wall. mmhmm. $8 billion. that i

one of those is luke bonin, who joins me now along with dr. aaron williams. anesthesiologist who could lose his job for not being vaccinated. you have not yet resigned, but when the vaccine mandate policy goes into effect on, what is it, october 17th, you'll face something called progressive discipline? explained that. >> yes, that's correct. we've been told that for those employees of the executive branch are in massachusetts, any employee who does not abide by the vaccine mandate by october 17th will face progressive discipline that will eventually culminate in termination. >> laura: how is that going over among your colleagues? have you heard from a lot of them during this period, even those who have chosen to get the vaccine? what are they saying? >> i have. many of my colleagues are in great distress over the mandate, some who have received the vaccine and think that the mandate goes too far and support those who remain unvaccinated in many of us who are unvaccinated are very concerned, you know, for our jobs. and many of us have, you know, the opportuni

i love dressing up luke a witch on halloween, and i get sad november 1 every year because i can't walkame time, and i think they'll like it. mixed signals are thrilling. >> stephen: we do have to take a little bit of a break here. >> do whatever you want. >> stephen: when we come back, aubrey is going to spill the tea on her costars. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. like those nagging headaches. uncomfortable period pains. and disruptive muscle aches. you can count on fast, effective relief with motrin. with clean, fresh ingredients, you can count on fast, panera's new chicken sausage and pepperoni flatbread is a mouthwatering explosion of yes. craft? yes! heartiness? yes! living life to the flavor-fullest? heck yes. panera. live your yes. now $1 delivery. this holiday season, give your family the gift that keeps on... going? our very own energizer bunny! energizer ultimate lithium. [snowball splat and windshield wiper] the #1 longest-lasting aa battery. tums vs. mozzarella stick [snowball splat and windshield wiper] when heartburn hits,

david: let me get luke in.as one of her top priorities, cutting inflation was one of her top priorities. do you suspect that she will get serious about that with regard to rates? >> i think she'll get serious because powell is the chair. that's a fact of the matter. i think biden is tooting his horn too much. he is taking way too much credit for what is currently happening. we seen the small business that's not what i've seen why are we raising taxes on small business and why are they struggling to hire workers. he's administration of free money. looking about appointment benefits is given out and because the issues that are happening. he said america is bigger than it was before covid. we did spend trillions of dollars and that's what happened when we do not have to pay for that down the road the taxes that he wants to rates, wages are up since last year, that is correct but just for inflation at the upper earners making more discretionary income. he said the word median if you take a look at the median you mi

when you have a situation like that, putin basically slapped in the gas by alexander luke schenn coew despite what the leader said? >> yeah. that gets at that complex relationship between them. putin being his biggest ally, benefactor. but at the same time trying to keep his distance from russia. with this migrant crisis he is trying to force the europeans to talk to them and deal with him and seems like it is going to backfire leading to even more sanctions against belarus and putting russia on the hook to have to support belarus even more. >> there's video of soldiers destroying fence put up by poland. what will happen it seems from the reporting to these people that are stuck there? cold and hungry seeking refuge or wanting to seek refuge in the eu. >> there doesn't seem to be a way out. in particular for those people. broadly what the ou is trying to do is yet the airlines that fly to belarus to stop flying potentially migrants. they have succeeded in getting iraq and syria to stop flying to belarus. turkish airlines has agreed to stop flying citizens of iraq into other countries

luke harding trawled through the property records and found the address. >> which showed that svetlanand, actually owned a rather nice flat in the marina just opposite us, which she had bought for 3.6 million euros in 2003 five months after she gave birth to putin's alleged daughter. >> narrator: the journalists went to the apartment in the prestigious monte carlo star complex. a woman who answered the door said no one named svetlana krivonogikh lived there. svetlana krivonogikh did not respond to repeated requests for comment. the investigative website "proekt" has estimated her assets in russia alone are worth around $100 million. >> she was suddenly going a bit like cinderella, from being a cleaner in a store to having the lifestyle of a princess with properties in moscow and st. petersburg, where she's from, in sochi on the black sea, a share in a bank closely associated with the putin regime called bank rossiya, and i discovered a secret flat in monaco. >> nrator: nothing in the leaked documents directly linked krivonogikh to putin. the russian president has long faced claims that

luke's in the mission. i just happened to know that. since he was in high school working at places like our homegrown boudine and our iconic cliff house and as a former waiter myself, i identify with you so, with that, i'd like to introduce mario to say a few words and welcome in the mayor. >> good morning everybody and good morning mayor breed. my name is james jeffery. i am a san francisco welcome ambassador and i am here today with the rest of the welcome ambassadors to present mayor breed with her very own welcome ambassador san francisco [inaudible] >> thank you. >> i'm going to say james. what's so great about having someone like james as an ambassador is he knows san francisco. and there's nothing like someone coming to san francisco for the first time and running into somebody like james and saying, james, nice to meet you where do i go to get on the cable car and see the best view? and i bet james could tell him exactly what anyway. the point is, these ambassadors are exactly what this city needs. we need people like james and

luke combs. >> reporter: superstar luke combs upsetting stapleton taking home the biggest award of the >> i don't deserve to win it, but i'm sure as hell glad that i did. >> reporter: the brothers osborne won best vocal duo. t.j. celebrating with a kiss for his boyfriend. osborne announced he was gay earlier this year and thanked the country music community for their support. >> it's been a crazy roller coaster of a year for us in some many ways and for you to support me it does feel like love wins tonight. thank you. >> reporter: and one of the most moving moments of the night -- ♪ i felt my freedom ♪ >> mickey guyton, brittney spencer and madeline edwards belting out their powerful song "lo "love my hair." ♪ now i'm not scared to love who i am ♪ >> i can't name a black girl who hasn't had a weird experience involving their hair or how society has seen it or how sometimes they've been treated because of it. >> someone just came up and touched her hair. >> mickey wrote that song inspired by this girl who i had the pleasure of meeting, faith, right there to hear those ladies belt it out

for the new york times who has been covering the fight over the january six committee subpoena, and luke, this isn't a norm is development today. how did it come about? >> right, well, there was a big question about whether america garland would accept this referral from the house to charge steve bannon, and really the house committee that is investigating the attack was very concerned that if there were no charges here, they would have no teeth whatsoever. and everybody in mr. trump's orbit would start defying their subpoenas, so this was a big win for them today, it means that mr. bannon will either have to come in and testify and share all of these documents the committee wants from them, or he could face jail time, up to a year in jail, one year on each count. it was a major development for the committee today and it does send a serious message that the committee has to be taken seriously and also that this change in the department of justice means that no longer will officials in the trump administration be able to defy congressional orders. >> yeah, that is a great point, i forget

so indeed, i don't think luke -- lukashenko will emerge the winner.t's possible that he will obtain this position. unfortunately, that's what dictators do. have some sort of conflict to have a rally. but then look a at the massive conflict in belarus -- >> could he make some of the same allegations for some of these e.u. countries that they have right-wing government that is see a political interest for them in rallying their public opinion around the sort of of refugee stuff? >> they will use this to increase the popularity. it's not the polish government that is flying people from the middle east to then force them to the border. this is all a consequence of actions taken by the regime in minsk. >> let me bring in leano and ask this question is there really a whip for countries like poland if lukashenko is weakened but at that time benefit of countries like russia? is there much comfort also? >> well -- yeah, but what we -- i would like to comment very shortly on the previous thing that the information that he has said that i think the issue should

i don't know let's go to luke in colorado luke. >> caller: booyah, jimmy chill. >> chill in the house francisco style. what's up? >> caller: i always get mixed signals on spacs ticker asle. >> what's the matter with owning boeing boeing is owned by a trust we talk about it all the time. the stock got clobbered today. that's the opportunity that's where i would go. now i'm going to alan in indiana. alan. >> caller: booyah, jimmy >> yo, yo, what's happening? >> caller: you are amazing, i watch you all the time. >> well, thank you tell my wife, will you >> caller: i think you're fantastic. >> thank you, thank you. >> caller: i hope you have a nice thanksgiving. >> you too. >> caller: i'm calling about jobi aviation. >> if you win a spac in that line, you know, i'll give you blade. i think blade is an inexpensive stock. i like them. let's go to david in florida david. >> caller: hey, how's it going, supreme leader cramer? >> i'm doing okay. how about you? >> caller: doing pretty good i've been watching you since i was 14 or 15 so -- >> go ahead, i'm sorry >> caller: i want to ask you abou

. >> pentagon defense secretary lloyd austin announced new initiatives to help luke perry families with their finances and insecurity issues. he also spoke about iran, russia's build up near the ukrainian border, and the august 29 attack in afghanistan that killed 10 civilians. this runs 25 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. it is good to see everybody. you've heard me say this before, but it's worth repeating. we have the strongest fighting force in the world because we have the strongest team in the world. that includes not just our brave men and women in uniform, but our outstanding military families as well. unfortunately, the pandemic and tight housing markets across the country have made financial struggles even tougher. with the holidays approaching, i know that this is on the minds of our military communities. and it is certainly top of mind for me. today, i've directed the department to take several steps to strengthen the economic security of our force. first, we are providing some immediate relief. the department of defense has temporarily raised the basic allowance for ho

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