how do we get beyond the connie mack philosophy? >> a saying in alcoholics anonymous called putting principle over personality. so where i'm going with that is the two words i would use right now there is hatred on one side and anger on the other. every media outlet including all of us going around with the iphone to take pictures and to send information, we are all focused how much anger and hatred instead of saying let's talk about the issues that are important to the country. as individuals we have a responsibility to look through what we see and hear from the media today and look at the issues facing the country whether broad economic issues or local issues in our communities. getting involved he will change things. a lot of us need to be quick getting focused on anger and hate and fear and talk about what's important to us. >> we are a bottom-up country and typically were people act on their own sense of consciousness and the believe they can make a difference and act on it. may be that is the path forward to go back to the roo

an international akg t >> reporter: skylar mack back in the u.s.more than a month in a cayman islands jail for flouting coronavirus restrictions. >> the anger, the disappointment, it's all justified. orr: because of the pandemic all travelers to the islands are fitted with a tracking bracelet and ordered to stay in isolation for 14 days but only two days into her trip mac left her room and her bracelet behind to watch her boyfriend compete in a jet ski race. >> when you slipped off the tracking bracelet, you were breaking the law. did you think of it that way at the time? >> i mean, it was a conscious decision of being what >> reporter: mack says she tested negative for covid and thought it was safe to go out. but when authorities discovered the deception both she and her boyfriend detained. now after 32 days in jail, she says she learned her lesson. >> it was a selfish decision. there is no reason i can give you to grant me a second chance. i don't expect anybody to ever forgive me, but i would like for them to at least let me be able to show them

mack green, after the speaker is elected, then what happens? prof. green: so after the peaker is elected, the speaker is officially sworn in by the dean of the house of representatives, whoever served the longest in the house. in this case congressman don young from alaska. en once the speaker is sworn in, then the speaker swares in the members, the newly elected members of the house of representatives. which with the quorum call will take time because only groups of 72 are allowed to come to the floor at once. then what happens is the house continues electing other officers and eventually they will adopt their rules which will probably happen tomorrow and at some point the congress will pass the resolution to meet jointly to count another electoral votes for the presidential election. greta: the speaker will also give a speech. is that a tradition that's always taken place. prof. green: a tradition for many, many years, yes. it's an opportunity to watch the speaker and an opportunity to do several things. she can set her legislative agenda, things s

our janai norman is in atlanta, where skylar mack returned home.out for the first time since she got back. >> reporter: skylar mack went down to the cayman islands the day after thanksgiving she just got back to her atlanta-area home on friday after spending more than 30 days behind bars. we spoke with her grandmother who said that skylar is very smart, but she didn't mince words, her granddaughter made, quote, a stupid decision. this morning, skylar mack, the 18-year-old sentenced to two months behind bars in cayman islands for breaking quarantine rules is out of prison and back on american soil. >> skylar, how do you feel to be back in the u.s.? >> very excited. happy to be home. >> reporter: mack traveled to the caribbean island november 27th and per island rules was required to quarantine for 14 days, but after two days in isolation and a negative covid test, skylar removed her wrist monitor, breaching quarantine, to watch her boyfriend compete in a race. seen in this video posted by event organizers. ♪ both mack and her boyfriend, who was char

exposure of those infill traitors inside the senate chamber and the rioters' reluctance to wear a mack has made it easier to identify them. >>> we're also learning that the fbi is investigating if one tried to steal nancy pelosi's computer and tried to sale it to russian spies. it got a tip that pennsylvania woman took a laptop or hard drive but the sale to russia criminal complaint says that the woman fled her home in harrisburg. >>> also breaking overnight, new details on security for joe biden's inauguration on wednesday. all national guard troops are being personally vetted because of concern of military involvement in a potential attack. some inauguration events are already kicking off. abc's elizabeth schulze has the latest. >> reporter: with joe biden's swearing-in just two days from now, is the star-studded inaugural events are now getting under way. >> the celebration of inauguration of joe biden and kamala harris. >> reporter: last night, a virtual concert featuring james taylor and cher. ♪ i hope you find what you're looking for ♪ >> reporter: the president-elect addressing

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. —— kobe mack. the otherfigure, the passed 100,000 deaths. —— kobe mack.eople who die within 28 days of a positive test. —— covid test. both numbers are valid in their own way. it is useful to look at both of them but that is why you arrive at slightly different totals but i think it is really significant that we have passed over 100,000 deaths on the people dying with covid on their death certificate. and i think it is a mark of the fact that the second wave of this pandemic is proving even more deadly in terms of the number of people it is affecting than the first way. that is obviously partly because we have got a new variant that is even more infectious and scientist know the variant in the original form of covid that we were all dealing with for most of last year, but it is not just that. and this story looks at a number of experts saying that if you look back, it feels like again boris johnson took the decision to move all of the country into tougher lockdown measures too late. we know about this new variant in a couple of weeks running up to christm

we have to go to ben for the mack daddy of all stock market stars in 2020.hat would be tesla. 650% more give or take up this year. do they keep on zooming ahead in 2021. >> tesla fans will always hate me for saying this, jack. 2021 will be a rough year with the stock. not that there is anything wrong with the company. tesla can deliver 800,000 cars according to forecast but it gained 670% in "20/20". it is trading 12 times sales. it is controlling a tiny shriller of the overall market. stocks don't go up that much and not pay the piper. jack: more fun to talk about the winners we'll zip through the stinkers. energy was rough in "20/20". got worse in "20/20". we talk about chevron the class of the oil patch t was only down 30%. what do you see ahead for that company? to what ben was saying about tesla, people are, this is a profound change coming in cars we'll knot all be driving electric cars by 2030. we'll need oil a long time to come. we had a collapse in demand in 2020. it will recover in 2021 as the economy opens. mainly producers, opec cut production la

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in these layers of sediment slee mack and his team have found a lot of evidence showing that neanderthals lived here. they stayed only briefly sometimes just a few days but they apparently came back again and again throughout the course of their existence. archeologists have discovered gaps of several decades when new neanderthals appeared to have been present here. slim that believes that over 80000 years the mondragon caves were occupied frequently by nomadic groups. sequined them but now that they know what makes a neanderthal a nomad did they follow herds of animals like horses or by center reindeer room and you can see i think that they had good reason to migrate to monte muni when we talk about nomads we mean populations that are thoroughly familiar with a specific area that could be relatively large chautauqua paternity monarch should be free most need to. roups of manner of falls apparently met regularly in specific places for example once a year they gathered to exchange information and members of their group especially young people see additional there's evidence from the sea dr

>>mack in the bay area, a private practitioner in walnut creek acquired 5,000 doses from contra costa county and hosted a drive-thru clinic vaccinating people, 65 and older while bay area counties can't predict how much more vaccines are on the way doctor swartzberg is hopeful, especially with days away from a new presidency. >>when you look just a few months down the road. logistics will be. much better for perfectly saw the vaccine is going to be there. so that's going make a big dent in. number of cases just every watching people. >>doctor swartzberg and things are going to smooth out with vaccine distribution with 2 new vaccines under clinical trial as we speak and they only require one dose instead of 2, and they should be approved around february or march in union city gayle ong kron 4 news. >>let's talk about the weather forecast for monday. it's going to be a beauty records falling today but we're tracking some wind headed our way as well meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. here with what we can expect on monday. yeah for your martin luther king junior day monday we're going to n

some help that mack. and david. just managed to fix and. we made the most of the nice weather to carry on with our van comparison our 2nd candidate is to toyota approach. it has been amazingly powerful 110 house power gasoline engine and you can order decamping equipment individually or as a complete package for our test van costs 40400 euros. so it was the 2nd car in the 2nd try what do you think is a nice well pope super you can. do as it's needed is to tie shrink beason time this can be done. well and expensive and again for a few depends on moment all shown turn to the self you've done just as with spirits one of which is one of the all shined pics just got in. time for a quick check to see if all 3 are for us ken lay down here yes we can. if you know things are pretty good but winding down the roof on our own was really tricky to get i think it was not by sticking because i'm stuffing to talk away it's a little bit too fiddly. oh name something like that yes. i mean mining here and you know you will see at stenness. next we go downstai

flight survival but they suffered a scare and shall get you all eyes at the one hour mark for striker mack in hockey . that's 5 goals in 3 games for the american but to restore the lead for cologne away to be added time to one the final score. that's your news update at this hour stay tuned for conflict zone as it hears a british defense of the brics a trade deal to forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website g w dot com or you can follow us on social media twitter and instagram at. m.k. richardson in berlin from the entire team thanks for watching. the fate of the coronavirus. the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context. virus update 19. on t w. d t you know that 77 percent of batteries are younger than 35. that's me and me and you.

in these layers of sediment slee mack and his team have found a lot of evidence showing that neanderthalslived here. they stayed only briefly sometimes just a few days but they apparently came back again and again throughout the course of their existence. akio logistics have discovered gaps of several decades when no neanderthals appear to have been present here. slim x. believes that over 80000 years the mondragon caves were occupied frequently by nomadic groups. sequined them but now they have to you know what makes a neanderthal a nomad did they follow herds of animals like horses or by center reindeer nominees and c i knew that they had good reason to migrate to monte muni when we talk about nomads we mean populations that are thoroughly familiar with a specific area that could be relatively large i took you but 30 more long for the freemasonic to group them the groups have. manner of falls apparently met regularly in specific places for example once a year they gathered to exchange information and members of their group especially young people see additional there's evidence from the

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skylar mack is back in the u.s. admitting she made a mistake. janai norman spoke to her.his story and think privilege and they don't feel bad for the american woman who left the country, broke the law and ended up in prison for breaching quarantine in a pandemic. skylar mack knows that and talked with us about her time behind bars with nothing to do but think about her decision that could have put so many others at risk. >> the anger, the disappointment, it's all justified. >> reporter: this morning, the 18-year-old american woman jailed in the cayman islands for breaking quarantine admits she was wrong. >> i deserved it. i was like, i made this mistake and it sucks, you know, but you did it to yourself. >> reporter: skylar mack was supposed to quarantine for 14 days after arriving on the island november 27th. but after just two days she took off her tracking bracelet, breaching quarantine to watch her boyfriend, a professional jet skier, compete in a race. that morning when you slipped off the tracking bracelet, you were breaking the law. did you think of it that way at

he is often seen as the greatest leader of all time and he saw his john mack is a factory foreman whose job was to direct the production line to produce certain widgets but it was someone who would stand back and facilitate the per dissipation of members in the process, and that is how he was able to pass things like the civil rights act of 1964 when lyndon johnson could not do something similar. the voting rights act of 19 625. robert byrd followed in his footsteps, when this country was having incredible conflict across the country on a whole host of issues, intense conflict, the senate had one of its most productive legislative periods in history. i may not agree with everything it came out with but the constitution wasn't written to make any one person happy. what i think we need to focus on is how we make sure the senate as an institution stays healthy, ensure it can do the same thing. with regard to the electoral college, i would remind you that the way in which we vote in this country is we have a popular sovereignty but as john marshall tells us, the people vote in states and th

really making a difference in his effort to help shelter animals, plus we will show you how youio can mackour own snow at home. it looks leakike a lot of fun, first let's get to the news. president elect joe biden will be inaugurated as the next president of the united states along with kamala harris as vice president. we thought we'd try to take a moment and help you understand what happened this week in the nation's capitol kids, it's probably a good idea to grab a parent in case you have questions it was an extraordinary and unprecedented day in the history of our country the normally routine exercise of confirming the votes in the presidential election is something that has been done every four years since this country was founded, suddenly turned into chaos. the pictures were scary. protesters upset and angry over president donald trump's loss stormed the u.s. capitol during a joint session of congress. police called it a riot, but in a remarkable moment after the rioters were finally cleared from the building, senators and members of the house of representatives went right back to wo

the first one is for ben mack you said owners and managers have one voice and employees have a diversity of other voices. but this person wants to know do you notice a generational gap between the managerial class and employees in terms of their values or practical engagement in politics? >> great question. >> it is a great question. i think as we all know, the silicon valley rank-and-file way tends to be fairly young and there's a reason for this within the industry whereas folks tend to be a bit older and this does manifest into the generational political divide that you see in the broad country. something i wrote about in 2016, for instance, is that white collar tech workers were among the biggest donors and people tried to make sense of the fact. i think the most obvious explanation for that is that these are people who've been in a certain age bracket and again in 2020, so i think that is kind of one fairly obvious way that this manifests in the politics and people further up the ladder. i want to put that all to generational changes i don't think that is always the most helpful. th

argument of russia or india or china but they need to make the argument that i said it before with mack brown one of the things i was saying that in the disconnect is very deep. there was an attitude and political europe represented this because of the institution with the american journalist operating in that media space but in europe but then it was canceled and then to be woke so now that means different things so now there is that level of miscommunication on both sides of the atlantic on this and i think is precisely this idea of the european left in the far left in particular and then in some ways it is a figure that considering what he sees building up the theme parks not just transforming social reality that he exist at a level that just operates at a different level. >> but to change the social reality that they themselves have that the distinction between the two of these in the summer of 2020 and progressivism with bernie sanders that he was more interested to change the condition of a poor person and west virginia and progressivism in the summer 2020 officially was more inte

i've been a little bit more active of state add i had three separate positions on in a freeport mack in a man i took off two from make a deis so, you're right, it's a different style of trade it is actually trading in 90% of what i do and we talk but guys at the halftime report, that is trading. look at house i've been in bank of america, for instance, or lue lue lemon or apple >> there are some long-term plays i continue to like i have not made a lot of i ai youments because i like the setup and found ace of those trades >> hang on to two seconds. let me jump to sue herrera who has breaking news. >> indeed i do you might recall the company haven that was formed from amazon, berkshire hathaway, jpmorgan, they were designed -- or basically trying to disrupt the u.s. health care industry. well that, venture is disbanding after just three years if you recall, the health care stock basically haven has made good progress, they are saying in exploring a wide range of hank solutions, swem plodding new ways to make primary carriesier to access however, this venture is now disbanding and the

in these layers of sediment slee mack and his team have found a lot of evidence showing that neanderthals lived here. they stayed only briefly sometimes just a few days but they apparently came back again and again throughout the course of. their existence. akio logistics have discovered gaps of several decades when new neanderthals appear to have been present here. believes that over 80000 years the mondragon caves were occupied frequently by nomadic groups. know the earth and you know what makes a neanderthal a nomad did they follow her example animals like horses by center reindeer nominees and c i knew that they had good reason to migrate to monte muni when we talk about nomads we mean populations that are thoroughly familiar with a specific area that could be relatively large chautauqua paterniti more longer the freemasonic the group the roots of man or falls apparently met regularly in specific places for example once a year they gathered to exchange information and members of their group especially young people see this all there is evidence from the sea drone cave in spain that ne

i know -- i know bill mack that's interesting knowing some players involved here.rew >>> when we come back, we'll kick off our coverage at jpmorgan health care conference. biontech, co-developer of the first covid vaccine for use in the u.s. plus, we'll bring you the ceo of gilead in the 7:00 hour. "squawk box" returns after this. i made a business out of my passion. i mean, who doesn't love obsessing over network security? all our techs are pros. they know exactly which parking lots have the strongest signal. i just don't have the bandwidth for more business. seriously, i don't have the bandwidth. glitchy video calls with regional offices? yeah, that's my thing. with at&t business, you do the things you love. our people and network will help do the things you don't. let's take care of business. at&t. >>> good morning welcome back on this monday morning. we've been watching the we can f futures. s&p futures are down by 19 and the nasdaq down 51 probably worth pointing out all three major averages closed at record highs again on friday andrew >>> we want to get to t

>>mack in the bay area, a private practitioner in walnut creek acquired 5,000 doses from contra costa county and hosted a drive-thru clinic vaccinating people, 65 and older while bay area counties can't predict how much more vaccines are on the way doctor swartzberg is hopeful, especially with days away from a new presidency. >>when you look just a few months down the road. logistics will be. much better for perfectly saw the vaccine is going to be there. so that's going to make a big dent in. number of cases just every watching people. >>doctor swartzberg and things are going to smooth out would vaccine distribution with 2 new vaccines under clinical trial as we speak and they only require one dose instead of 2, and they should be approved around february or march in union city gayle ong kron 4 news. >>coming up a bittersweet moment for group okay careers. >>kangaroos story is on our website kron 4 dot com all right that's it for us tonight, 10 o'clock don't go anywhere sports night live is up next. thank you so much for joining us, we'll see you next weekend. >>hello and welcome to

hope that we haven't had in a very long time and i'm just pleased that georgia got to be a part of mackinga. what i have a appreciated though is how when georgia flipped, the first thing you did was thank all the other people who made it possible. walk me through that. is it very strange for you to be almost like the-- of this and then you have to keep telling people yes, but spieden-- spiderman also helped and so did blang panther and so did every other person in the marvel universe? >> i'm grateful for the support and accolades and i understand this is how relieved people feel and it is important often to identify a focal point. i've been privileged to be a part of building this app rat is over a decade. i've been pretty good at publicly begging for money for our state and seeing being the hype man for georgia so i appreciate the attention and recognition but i do think it's always snl that you recognize all of the components because grassroots organizing and political organizing are two facets of how you put together the infinity stone that actually delivers us from thanos into justice.

party, like lori lightfoot, even the so called scientific community, do you still trust them chris mack has found that mandatory lockdown orders may not provide the signt benefits to slowing the spread of the disease than other voluntary measures. that sounds familiar, it's because you heard it on this show about 50,000 tons from this man. his name is alex branson, the author of unreported truths about covid-19. he joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on, how does it feel to have the scientific community catch up with you alone much despised blogger, seriously? >> i mean, tucker, all i did was look at the evidence. by the way, this is happened with schools, too, as we know eight months ago we opened schools kids were going to drop like flies, that turned out to be alive. what's amazing is that, yes, there are people -- lori lightfoot is saying that bars should be reopened and restaurants should be reopened, but california is under a massive lockdown. all you need to do is realize that cases there have been -- they grew exponentially in november and december, the state went into l

matt walsh daily wire columnists and a broken, the rubin report author of "don't print this book mack" it is how comfortable the lift has become with the surveillance to target their political enemies now that they have a grip on all three branches of government. all three branches of the political side. >> it is shocking. you sediment on the go is this the kind of administration that biden wants? the problem is, first of all, i don't think he knows what he wants. i don't think he knows what he had for breakfast this morning other than being manipulated by the puppet masters in his administration, which we knew would happen. it is especially shocking though this dichotomy you are talking how they use the national guard, their military occupation of washington, d.c., at the moment to especially jarring when you consider the people doing this just a few months ago were insisting that even responding with just regular, old police officers and rioting some sort of dystopian infringement on liberties. now they are perfectly fine with this. there is a really jarring, i think, contrast there

skyler mack and her boyfriend spent a month behind bars after breaking a 14 day quarantine role for herompetition. the college student is not allowed back on the island until covid-19 restrictions are lifted. neil: kremlin critic calling for street protesters he said to spend the next few months behind bars, he was arrested when he landed in a moscow airport after being poisoned. he is recovering, authorities claim he was detained for violating terms of a suspended jail sentence, the us joining world leaders calling for his release. neil: going senator kelly left her donating her final senate paycheck to the capital police memorial fund. the georgia republican so she wants to honor the lives of fallen officers following the writer for capital. she promised to donate senate pastor assuming office and has donated 240 different georgia-based charitable organizations and nonprofits. still ahead president-elect biden's covid-19 relief plan comes with nearly $2 trillion price tag but a lot of the spending has nothing to do with fighting the virus. congressman react next. >> this man accused o

of >> lisa: dagen, do you think this might open up a door for an acting career was mack she's obviouslyr. >> dagen: the irony is, if she's doing her fake spanish accent, i will be the big it's all stop that. i don't think "snl" has the guts to even do something like that. all remind people that david spade for the buffalo years ago of any murphy during the vampire and said look, children, a falling star. he was so angry he didn't do "snl" for like 20 years. but they led david spade do that and he got away with that, they do not have the guts whether you know what to let alec baldwin or his wife be made fun of. >> lisa: jazz, cheese and influence are, how much influencing is she going to do after this? >> jessica: i'm not sure this is going to hurt her long term, there's a lot going on in her social media. her entire wil angle, she talks about the beauty, locking it down without the importance -- i think she's got it locked down. they been together since 2011, they're not worried about that. this is not going to last a long time and "snl" can't afford to lose baldwin and that's obviously

see what they can do to see if they can bring out people voting in georgia, pressure the senate to mackotential $2,000 addition to the stimulus. those are things that are think are much fundamentally more useful than republic responding to whatever it is that's going to happen, which is going to be likely a pure debacle. >> what happens after this? what do we take from this whole experiment in 2020 in disenfranchising people? how do we fix this so it never happens again? >> i think we're going to have to have a reckoning. one of the things that donald trump did unintentionally, he pulled back the covers on the voter fraud thing. republicans could trot out the argument again and again and again. but now because trump has dragged these allegations out into the bright sunlight of the day and people have gone through the election with a fine tooth comb, that excuse has really been laid bare as invalid. maybe we'll see people trotting this out and having an increasingly difficult time. these cases that have been struck down in many instances have been struck down by republican-appointed judg

. >> dana: mack, the biden team is saying behind the scenes that they are prepared to be disappointednk they're planning on going forward with republicans being in control of the senate? >> i get it. set the bar low. make no mistake, they want to pass their agenda without having to go through mitch mcconnell. he has proven in the past, especially under president obama that he is willing to hold the line. they want to get what they want done to a majority leader. i think that is why, they throw resources into georgia, president obama, they haven't been shy about going down there and flexing their muscle. >> dana: zach, republicans may be underestimating the turnout machine that stacy abrams has both are? >> i agree, senator mcconnell has been the chief, from one it was president obama. they have done a lot of investment in georgia, and the fact that we won the state for the presidency. i still think, we've never won an election. i think we were the underdogs. i also think that state is leaning more blue and i would be surprised. i think it's not the special election. >> dana: your kid

howard baker, lowell wiker, mack matthias.eak as long as we're alive to draw a breath again. it's just not that party, not that country. and hal, to your point, it sure isn't that senate. this is why we invited these gentleman tonight, because of this conversation. why "the times" never tried to hire robinson is beyond me. thank you, thank you. we'll do this again. >>> coming up, the new and worrisome strain of coronavirus they tell us would be dominating here just weeks from now. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. flexible hours. that work around your schedule. jackson hewitt is here to fight for the biggest refund you deserve. whether you're a 9-5er or 5-9er. >>> if you watched the breaching, dr. fauci said the existing vaccines can fight the ability of

. >> reporter: for first full-time we're hearing from skyler mack, the 18-year-old who was jailed in the cayman islands for breaking quarantine rules. but now she's out of somebody jail, back on american soil and speaking only to good morning merck. >> >>. >> reporter: we'll have much more on our abc news exclusive interview at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look. i'm gentlemen nay norman. abc news new >>> b abc7 news reporter david louis speak with a divorce attorney and therapist. >> -- ten months into the pandemic divorce attorneys say some couples have reached a breaking point. >> confrontations have increased at least by 50%, if not more. i would say the amount of 26 clients who file for divorce have increased bay third. >> reporter: everyone working at home. kids taking classes onle. d socia interaction a possible job losses created a pressure cooker environment. >> they had the personal freedom, they had economic prosperity and they debate have the external stress of the covid crisis soft it has -- >> reporter: pre covid may have been easier to mask issues. pressure in covid an

good success working virtually, and we've seen a lot of increase in productivity, and we've even macked to issue some -- managed to issue some new products and hire some new people and bring them into the organization while working remoteliment but i was on a call this morning where some ceos were debating whether or not learning is really happening in this remote environment. and i, you know, the research hasn't really been done yet. i know we've continued to offer our online courses, but we have to find new ways to mentor and help people develop their skills in the online environment if we're going to be totally successful with this going forward. >> so it does present challenges at this point. >> yes. this is, this is not easy. going back to my three tips for how to make this happen in your organization, start small, don't get discouraged there will be failures and then develop a learning culture. there's, you know, everybody has their share of failures. and i think sometimes one of the failures you see is you assume that everyone wants to do this. and not everyone is going to sign u

one here it just broke this long-term down trend it's trading at about ten bucks here the mustang mack about their push into it i think these are going to be hot cars for ford. >> coming up, pumping the breaks on peloton sent the stocks skidding today the details when "fast money" returns. nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. folks the world's first fully autonomous vehicle is almost at the finish line today we're going to fine tune the dynamic braking system whoo, what a ride! i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you you don't have to be a deep learning engineer to help make the world a smarter place does this come in blue? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> welcome back to "fast money. check out shares of peloton, downgrading to a sell. ubs said skewing to the downside it's worth noting in the same call ubs raised its price to 124 a share, about $26 lower than where it

ago and bitter disputes between pierce's parents over what was best for the boy says a tourney lori mack lis i think it is undeniable. >>that pierce's father suffered from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>pierce's mother lesley he was seeking sole custody of peers which would allow her to make medical decisions on his behalf such as getting vaccinations however, necklace as vaccinations were not the sole reason for peers being killed pierce wasn't killed. >>because of a disagreement over stuffy nose and he wasn't killed over a disagreement regarding vaccinations he was killed for more complex reasons pearce was a student at catholic private school convent and stuart hall in san francisco, the schools sending kron 4 news a brief statement saying in part quote. >>we're devastated by these events and we are praying for this family necklace a veteran and family law says these types of cases are rare but undiagnosed and untreated mental illness can lead to unpredictable results he punished last may. >>with the ultimate act of violenc