. >> a pittsburgh high school marg band is gearing up for fleet week. they made serious noise when they won the high school band challenge. it was about more than proving that they can play beautiful music. >> reporter: if organized chaosd a rhythm, it may look like this. like this. >> 25 students in this band rooh instruments is a lot going on. >> reporter: so much going on, s impossible to squeeze them all n a tiny classroom. >> this is marching season. >> reporter: they have to marcho the school auditorium and meet up with fellow student and drear who is waiting to take charge. >> i get nervous because it's le my peers and i have to be the leader of them. then an adrenalin rush that makes a knon my stomach. >> reporter: amazing sounds lik. it is an award winning program d by band director jennifer martiz who takes pride in the program's the program's long legacy, espey this one specific trophy. three years ago the pittsburghburg marching band took home first place. >> we were the last winners. we are bringing it back october 10. >> reporter: defendin

earnings releases but in a knowledge of into that we're starting to see credit metrics largely peak, see marge's beginning to come under pressure , corporate cash balances have fallen over the course of the year. i think the next shoe to drop is increased interest expense which, over time, is likely to lay on corporate profitability. we start from a relatively strong position. i think it is hard to envision a scenario where we do not shift the lands to corporate fundamentals and they become center stage. lisa: we will talk more about that coming up. vishwanath tirupattur, rob waldner, and meghan graper, you are all sticking with us. we talk of next about the auction block and high-grade bond sales getting mom -- gaining momentum. i conversation next. ♪ lisa: this is bloomberg real yield, i'm in for jonathan ferro. we kickoff in europe, a steady flow coming into the market, weekly sales totaling 29 billion's after the first sterling corporate bond offer since early september. in the u.s., high-grade borrowers reported a rare streak of five straight days with new deals. weekly volume nearing $20 b

why on command and as marge fires full rounds, slowly turning as he doesn't in the control room, the meteorologists are already looking for the next cloud that he can head full. he seeds up to 20 in 3 hours. success often follows very quickly, happy moments that the whole team i am convinced this technique works and i'm, i'm not saying that there might not be some other method that is conceived in the future, which is possibly a better method. but at the moment, i believe in what we are doing. oh, rain is often seen as a blessing in the desert. whether phenomena have fascinated salon al hummadi since he was a child. whenever he can, the farmer from dubai, films, the rain, the devout muslim, considers it legitimate that man, not to allah makes it. no, manila koran doesn't forbid science. on the contrary, it's important that people find ways to invent things that are of benefit humanity . so we ashad them file in the past. people didn't really think too much about cloud shamika dumpster, but luckily much of a, it's in the session why we have to look for ways to get more water. hi, john

one command and does. marge fires full rounds slowly turning as he doesn't in the control room. the meteorologists are already looking for the next cloud that he can head full. he seats up to 20 in 3 hours. success often follows very quickly, happy moments that the whole team. i am convinced this technique works and i'm not saying that there might not be some other method that is conceived in the future, which is possibly a better method. but at the moment, i believe in what we are doing. oh, rain is often seen as a blessing in the desert. whether phenomena have fascinated salon. uh huh. body. since he was a child, whenever he can, the farmer from dubai, films, the rain, the devout muslim, considers it legitimate that man, not allah makes it. no manila, moran doesn't forbid science. on the contrary, it's important that people find ways to invent things that are of benefit to humanity. so we ashad than file in the past. people didn't really think too much about cloud dumpster, but other than what today it's in this section what we have to look for ways to get more water. i'm john

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its propaganda and disinformation, the russian federation has chosen the weirdest way possible to marg this week. this is a deliberate misuse of the security council's responsibility for maintainance of international peace and security by continuously producing fakes. and diz information on the biological weapons convention compliance by other states parties. the russian federation on to mines, the credibility and integrity of the convention. ukraine has never ever developed produced or stored alone or together with someone else, biological or chemical weapons. our country does not possess a corresponding infrastructure for biological weapons development and production. formally, this provocative issue has been already raised by russia many times in this regard, i would like to draw attention to the outcomes of the formal consolidated meetings of state parties, a, to their 1972 biological weapons convention, requested by the russian federation and holiday in ginni by in september this year, delegations of the 2 b, w. c. member states arrogantly blamed by russia for prohibited by logica

sake he has forces. shut the city of ducal chavez, using western supplied munitions, including hi, marge, rockets, ortiz roman closer up reports from the scene. you put the ukrainian nationalist forces at zach this city of funds. i could shyest very early in the morning, at least 5155 millimeter shills, landed at this insert city bus station. thankfully, it was closed at that time. that means there were no people around here that, that happened a bit later that could have been many, many victims want to something who uses people depart from this bus station heading towards done yet score one of our ha, the schedule here is tight. a bus to parts almost every hour and usually there are lots of people would if it had happened during the rush hour, there would have been victims mushy. it's horrible using as it's sent the water the . these are the kind of a shell fragments that we found here. and i actually found at tag away from here. and clearly it's marked in english. and there's a q r code. there is a city named chatsworth, california usa. now local authorities are saying that the city wa

the partners is to fill in the gaps in the defense of the sky, and it is precisely on these as in marg-mill the members of the contact group on the defense of ukraine will also work - this task is difficult, but achievable, he said that ukraine is asking and that in our opinion it is possible to provide this integrated system of air defense. it will not control the entire airspace over ukraine, but it is designed to control the priority targets that need to be defended in ukraine. actually, we are considering the following short-range and low-altitude systems, medium-range and medium-altitude systems, as well as longer-range and higher-altitude systems, a combination of all this protects the airspace from russian rotorcraft and russian missiles. many countries that were here today have a wide range of air defense systems and the task will be to combine them , deliver them and organize training, because each of these systems is different, and make sure that the ukrainians can connect them to command and control systems and communication, and make sure that there are radars in ukraine that wi

nation, i want want to do is, you know, with this is the final point of 1000000 valentina is forced, marge, they rented a basic flat in a block in western moscow. many migrants shimmers similar things. their parents usually stay in moldova, and it's the broken ties that hurt the most. a of a low in your column was to play this microphone when you thought computer, the se busch family is essentially starting again from scratch in moscow. and it's what most modems face to day for them. it's a game of survival. a ah, yes. now, you need yes. if it's typically near to nancy, you know them. kim's, the new book is that probably the national, shifty radiates. young showcase is under nathaniel. that sounds good to the boys it up to a boy. ah, [000:00:00;00] with a quote i'm in my chair. this is, laura doesn't want that extra mom, but i know it's up under that hole. every once in a while, the mask slips. nato secretary general felton berg said, the obvious one saying, if put in wins, this is not only a big defeat for the ukrainians, but it will be the defeat and dangerous for us. all. yes, nato is a

russian territories, night skies that up in a blaze of color as a firewall display was held at the sewer marg given memorial, conflicts in the dice, republic in south roses via city made topple. people re reacted with cheers and emotions to put in announcement and in cares on. roses took to the seats, learned not from long jude to security concerns. is autism or a girl? there's report from the cows on region. immediately after the end of his speech, during the applause that we heard, at the end of that speech, people began honking their horns from her people shouting out of their window suddenly, a lot of joy. but, but i must say this muted this morning. there were several rallies in support of joining russia. people waving russian flags but dispersed again for security reasons have sought is a hot spot. there have been multiple strikes to day aimed at the city high mars missiles supplied by the united states launched by the ukrainian military today, the 1st deputy of the head of ship saud his he 2nd in command. mr. salvo vladimir selda saga was next to vladimir putin during that speech at th

and one of those from jacob brings marg. a key figure in the he r g, the european research group to the right to the party, very much i, a follower of liz, liz trust, and also the former prime minister for us, johnson. he's out, he went to his own accord. he was called su neck, a socialist, which was not regarded as being very nice and that didn't do any favors. now he's here now and he will be announcing appointments. the speculation about that already james, cleverly a foreign minister in is trusses government. the word is that he may stay or that would be an olive branch, gesture to his thinking on the right of the party. and he is regarded as being a smart operator as well. also, there's a possibility. we think that jeremy hunt may stay in the government probably as the finance minister that is speculation or he is already shown on a, a lot of smart moves and trying to calm the markets. beyond that, there's also a possibility that we'll see ben wallace stay in the post of defense minister heezer seem to have done a very

the marg, connecticut community and the chair, no vote could have bought a sca community. and that the as a result of the shelling that occurred in the genova, ga gov school community. that there are more than a 1000 households in that area that are without electricity's. we're told that it was grad missiles and heavy artillery that was targeting the area. also we got information that the city of nichol pole was hit and that several power lines and a dozen high rises. i am private residence residences were damaged. as a result, we should note that we're told that no casualties were reported. and we should also mention that of course, the city of nickel and the other communities that i mentioned are fairly close to the as apparition, nuclear power plant, which at russia is still occupying. we've also been told that the city of nikolai of was attacked, and the overnight hours russia attacked it according to local officials using s $300.00 missiles. but we do not yet have an indication about if there were casualties there. our i for the moment. mm hm. my dear thank you. mm hm

i listen that i'm just the and i will go on saturday marg, 60 years since you as president john f kennedy's historic address on the cuban missile crisis, he announced in american spy plane had discovered soviet nuclear missiles on the caribbean island, less than 200 kilometers from the us mainland. it shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launch from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere. as an attack by the soviet union on the united states. requiring a for a territory response upon the soviet union. which sank was a professor of russian and european politics of the university of kent. he says that the war and ukraine has become far more serious than the cuban missile crisis ever was in 962, it was a relatively short instant, 13 days. this one has been going, in a sense booing for over 30 years. and of course we've got a war now for nearly 8 months. the, and the fundamental differences that in 962, they turn basically to the status quo today. oh russia. moscow is quite clear that it does not want to return to the situation before the conflict. this ma

it's to marge the ongoing china.i is about to get his third term. >> there are so many repressive emotions during this two or three years. i let it go. they attacked the chinese supreme leader and his covid policies were hung on a busy interpass. say no to covid. the other reads remove dictator and national traitor, xi jinping. people involved could be jailed or even worse. chinese draconian zero covid policies have descended millions of lives. fights with covid enforcers. screams for freedom. protests for food and supplies. during the snap lockdown in an airport in southern china security even held guns near the area and this woman yells out she's been in isolation for six months already but the images of pain released. it's been hard. >> reporter: we are not revealing this person's identity because of fears of retribution. why is xi jinping sticking to zero covid? >> zero covid is protecting life in china. >> reporter: beijing dlams would be a disservice. they're upgrading man datory health service apps and they tr

further east, it should tend to stay dry and yet another marge —— another largely mild night.into the south coast. eight to 18, —— up to 18. that rain starts to push in and overnight, it spreads across much of the country. winds peaking up and quite an unsettled night to come. those winds picking up at around 40 maybe 50 miles an hour. temperatures in double figures across the south, may be down to around 8 or 9 for scotland and northern ireland. monday's area of low pressure clears the way north. then we see this next feature run into southern areas. that could bring a way the wet weather. forwednesday, it's that could bring a way the wet weather. for wednesday, it's a bump of high pressure and thursday, another area of low pressure. it really is a lower coaster ride of unsettled weather for this week. temperatures falling to what they have been of late, some sunshine around as well. this is bbc news, i'm david eades. the headlines. polls close in brazil, as far—right leaderjair bolsonaro faces left—wing ex—president luiz inacio �*lula' da silva, in the deciding round of the

david, any chance of 10% marge rate?nce, no chance of 7% 10-year bond yield and ultimately there's a level which housing prices correct is a good thing. they were overpriced and need a correction that's too high. that kind of drop, 40%, that can't happen without a huge collateral damage in other parts of the economy and 10% repricing could be very healthy. a lot of people can't get house for kids and grand kids, it's too expensive and they're complaining for the home price appreciation they were liking a few years ago. >> that's not going to be healthy for people who bought at elevated prices. >> well, they need to sell it's not but if they just go home and live in their house, it's not begun that matter much. susan: what's the peak interest rate because it's at 4.5 by march of next year. >> i've been wrong on this and take my answer with a grain of salt, i think we're right there. the ten year can't go much higher than about 4.5. >> i agree with david and i believe the federal funds rate will peak at about 4.63%. stu: s

state, because joe biden won there, because barack obama won there twice by a lot because trump's marge ein was s narrow for a lot of reasons it was a swing state. very powerful for democrats if they could flip it. they were in much better shape to a few weeks ago than they are now. so all eyes are on it but in the opposite way we've been talking about. >> in addition to the senate race. the senate math obviously but it's an east coast state so the polls close at 8:00. there are three house races now held by democrats and all of them will be decided in the suburbs. can dr. oz do better than donald trump in the philadelphia suburbs, in the suburbs outside pittsburgh, or are the suburbs still anti-republican? they were anti-trump, are they anti-republican? >> that's why he's been able to close the race. he's been running these ads on crime which is a big issue across the country in a lot of these states. that's something that resonates for folks in the suburbs. sometimes folks move to the suburbs because they're afractured of the crime in the city. so he's been able to consolidate republi

initial cut at those transcriptions was done by rose woods, the president's secretary and her assisted marge acker. but fred bazaart told me that work turn on these tapes over. and we've got to know what's on them. you can follow the conversation. they probably couldn't but we can't be surprised if there's something on those tapes so get every word you can well that's hard work. and i believe there are very very few people who have listened to the tapes. and there aren't very many who have really studied the transcripts. but in my view and i'll go up against anybody with this view. he's told about the black male on wednesday, march 21st by john dean. then and the answer of that meeting is getting john mitchell down here from new york. let's figure out what an earth to do. they meet again that evening and they're still they don't know what to do. mitchell's coming down the next day. they think mitchell's guilty as he can be. and the goal is get mitchell to take a fall. that's how we're going to get out from under this. but the next day mitchell's not interested in taking a full. and what they

one of the toughest days of the trial, before deliberations, about going to that 1200 building at margelyd the same since 2018. >> it was horrific. to say the least. it was like going to a museum that you never wanted to go to, that you would never in your life buy tickets to go to. that's what it was like. at that point, we had viewed so much video, where you could walk through the school and know whose remains were there. it was -- it was one of the worst days of my life. i mean -- i mean -- when i got home, i even had glass stuck in my views from that day. >> reporter: and then came the deliberations, which she says led to some very tense moments, especially on that second day, when they returned. the day that the verdict was actually announced, saying it got so tense, she felt some were about to have a panic attack, that they had to ask for time to go out for some air. here's what she wants people who were not in that deliberation room to know. >> we collectively agreed that no matter where we fell on the first day, that we wanted to take a night and really digest, get in our own thou

that's similar marge ton where the s&p is above its pace. highs higher and then decline has been more aggressive when it comes to the nasdaq. now, not all tech is the same. we know this right? look at the same scale 40 years of different components of tech. you see how semiconductors in particular had so much air under them that's the white line right there. so, yes. they've been battered. they look like they're getting kind of neglected and cast aside, and we know all the global issues. look at the huge lead built up in semis over software, and this is the equal weighted s&p 500. kind of the average stock you own to basically proportionate amount of every stock in the index. the arc is well below where it started. clearly the first end to the boom, and the first out nonprofitable tech and internet looks similar. software getting more manageable in terms of valuation and more in line with how the broader market performed mike santoli, thank you. >>> news out of the labor department this morning. a proposal that could significantly shake up t

rbc thinks more upside ahead one note there david costin at gold nman, tradg marge larger how do we view them here >> anybody who lives to me talk reads my writing knows i usually love small caps. i would say about them now yes, trading at much maria attractive valuations than large caps always have to sit back and ask yourself as an investor, but is there a reason they're trading at more attractive valuations? for a while, yes, a good reason. the economy started slowing down worried about demand worried about the labor market worried about a lot of things, but look what's happened to the dollar this is one of those things that will always be a tailwind for small caps when you have a strong dollar simply because it is a head wind for large caps it ends up being a tail wind for small caps because their revenue is more domestic based dollar waengs, you'll see pressure there back to my comment top of the show if and when the cycle resets, small caps lead out of recessions so you do want to have a position in those for that moment, and at this point when your attractively valued a great time

new a 6:00, the two grocery chains sent to marge, why this could impact a future trip to safeway. for a party. there is a new skating rink opening up this weekend. reggie: kumasi: a new electronic music event gets underway in san francisco today called the breakaway music festival. organizers say it is dedicated to music, art, and technology. the lineup includes griffin, eight louis the child, mid wilds, set the sky, and tyco. it runs today and tomorrow at the civic auditorium, two day general admission ticket start at 189 tickets and you can get a single day ticket for $109. reggie: you may want to lace up your skates. kumasi: there's a new skating rink coming to san francisco tomorrow. we should call it san fran disco . can we? reggie: people are particular. all that is the name so i hope they don't get too upset. there's an outdoor pop up ring. but people do, don't they? reggie: they do. kumasi: it will be at folsom plaza next to the main library. it is a city funded rank and powered by solar energy complete. they are having a ribbon-cutting ceremony tomorrow and it will be ope

well with the marge's of error. both results within margin of error. vast majority in polls so fetterman anywhere between a two to seven point advantage. >> what's the difference between these two races? >> the difference between these would two rhe races? in pennsylvania favorable minus, unfavorable john fetterman, positive 0.2. look at mehmet ozs favorability rates how far under water, minus 17 points. now, joe biden at minus ten points but mehmet oz below. driving result in the keystone state. look in wisconsin. our poll, look at net favorability ratings, men della barnes and johnson under minus five, minus five. a good reason that race is so tight. both candidates just like, rather equal. >> a big difference in the likability gaps in those states. all right. did governor polling also. >> we did, in fact, do some governor polling. gubernatorial. gretchen whitmer up by six points. pennsylvania josh shapiro, look at that advantage. 15 points. >> a little on higher end of average but most polling show josh shapiro well ahead of doug mastriano, the repu

brian kemp defeated stacy abrams by a tiny marge anyone 2018. this time around, polls have him up in anywhere between 5 to 10 points. crime, comet, and abortion were the major issues with abrams also tying kemp to herschel walker's troubled senate campaign. >> let me press you a bit on that. if the legislature passes a more restrictive abortion law, abortion bill, would you sign that bill? >> well, i'm note going to count on, you know, say yes or no to any specific piece of legislation until i see exactly what it's doing. it's not my desire to move the needle any further on this issue. we've been dealing with this issue for three years. that's where general assembly was. i personally don't see a need to go back. but when you're governor, you have to deal with all legislative issues. >> brian kemp doesn't have a plan for the lives of the women being forced to carry pregnancies to term that are unwanted pregnancies. he refuses to protect us and defend us and, yet, he defended herschel walker saying that if he didn't want to be involved in the pers

it's about marg march errors, yn see that mark kelly the incumbent democrat has a lead.ave been strong on border security and i have stood up to democrats when they are wrong on this issue. >> it sounds like. >> including by the way. >> yes. >> including the president. you know, when the president decided he was going to do something dumb on this and change the rules, i told him he was wrong. >> he is the 50th vote in the u.s. senate. joe biden needed his vote. mark kelly a year ago could have dug his heels in and said mr. president, i'm not supporting a single thing, not a single spending bill and piece on your agenda unless and until we get border security. mark kelly said no to 18,000 more border patrol agents but yes to 87,000 new irs agents. >> i have been focused on the border since day one. no great effect because we have a wide open southern border. if that's the best can you do i respectfully request you resign. >> bret: matthew, there were a lot of exchanges like that. and people who are nonpartisan lookers at elections say that blake masters performed well and

it was half the length of the marge between kim kardashian and kris humphries. that gives you a sense of just what a weird pantomime british politics has entered. >> and she did manage to meet two monarchs, though, the first prime minister who could say that in quite some time. you started going where i wanted to take you here, the challenges of the next prime minister will face, no matter he or she, or boris johnson, may have to grapple with, the economics, the winter, and also, tell us about -- we know in the states thanks to kevin mccarthy there's a real debate about whether the funding for ukraine will continue, will be jeopardized in the united states. as the uk, which has been a staunt reporter to this point, barrels into an inflation crisis, a cost of living crisis, a tough winter, is there any chance that the uk's calculation about helping ukraine could change? >> oddly, i think that's one area where you can pretty much rely on continuity. you mentioned -- willie mentioned ben wallace just now, the defense secretary. you know, while the house has been sh

that race is as tight as a tick as you might marge.s has more from philadelphia with what is at stake. hi, bryan. >> good afternoon. breaking news. democratic lieutenant governor john fetterman wore a suit today. that is a rare event for the hoodie wearing politician that greeted the president in pittsburgh today as he attempts to bolster the candidate and talk about the economy. they even visited the famous sandwich shop. the president touted his infrastructure law and had this to say about fetterman and his wife, the second lady of pennsylvania, gisele. >> john, thanks very much for running. i appreciate it. and gisele, you're going to be a great lady in the senate. the laws about more than rebuilding our infrastructure, it's about rebuilding the middle class. something john knows a lot about and talks a lot about. >> fetterman's lead has dwindled to two points over dr. oz. the president and democrats are trying to sell a positive economic story amid concerns on inflation and rising prices. the average price of a gallon of gas is $3.

on the issue of the inheritance, kinder marge er morgan is a grt company. would i average down don't put more money in a pipeline stock but i do again extend my condolences and it means a great deal to me that you turn to me every night and i hope i don't let you down. >>> all right. the point is i'm trying to give a constructive perspective to the prism of pepsi co like on kinder morgan and i don't think that these stocks aren't, either on "mad money" tonight, we're continuing our third quarter recap series digging into the winners and multiple losers in the nasdaq and then could oler a positive stock after the come bablg and macy's reviving toys r us in stores across the united states and boy, is it terrific we had a chance to talk to the ceo from the flag ship store in new york city to learn more about the paraneatnership so i' urging you to stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question tweet cramer #mad #madtweets send jim an email to "mad money" at cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743

his name is ye. [ laughter ] i could really see them being very happy together. [ laughter ] marge isrying to keep up. she's getting out-wacko'd right now by father of the year, herschel walker. [ laughter ] who claims to be strongly opposed to abortion. even in the most extreme cases. a woman came forward last week to say herschel paid for her abortion, and even sent her a get-well card after. this same woman got pregnant a few years later, and herschel again tried to convince her to abort the baby, she says she did not abort that baby. and now herschel has some explaining to do. which he hasn't. at all. he just keeps saying the democrats are after him and is still on the road trying to make this seem like a partisan coordinated atax. . >> they'll do whatever they take, say whatever it takes, they want to seat right here. i don't think they know they woke up a bear. hey, i'm not just a dog now, i'm a bear. they got to bring more than that. >> jimmy: yeah, well, maybe you should go to planned bearenthood. [ laughter ] herschel turned attention to what's really important. >> pronouns.

cairo marge orden was from atlanta, georgia, georgia. excuse me. he was five years old at the time of his death. and cairo would have turned six this past monday on october 24th. fingerprints on the trash bag that jordan was wrapped in matched his mother's prints. a second match was found on the trash bag match to don elaine coleman. she is believed to have been traveling with jordan's mother. coleman was arrested in san francisco last week. the connection between the two women is still unclear. former white house chief of staff mark meadows has been ordered to testify in georgia's investigation of the 2020 election. special grand jury is looking to determine if former president donald trump and his republican allies illegal. we tried to influence the state's results. the judge says meadows is a material witness and is necessary to the investigation. medals attorneys says executive privilege shield meadows from testifying and that he will appeal the decision. three men were convicted today in connection with a plot to kidnap michigan governor gretc

marge decomposing marine animals that have washed ashore in the past and some appear to be covered in fur biologists in oregon says it's likely a badly decomposed whale. he thinks the animal had been dead in the ocean for several months before it finally washed ashore. >> children in denmark to experience at least for a little bit of what it's like to try to walk in a hurricane parents got to watch them getting blasted by 110 mile an hour winds not just a party trick. the simulator also helps rescuers train for hurricane conditions. researchers in england say they have found a way for close to charge your phone. >> researchers say the clothing this made up of thousands of tiny solar panels. they say it uses the sun's energy to charge the devices and it's waterproof. researchers say they hope the solar panels can be used to make backpacks were jackets in the future. california once again is leading the way when it comes to new technology. this time. >> legalizing digital license plates. reporter sara barker has that story. >> this may become a thing of the past. california is turning t

-- the question is if republicans win control of the congress in arizona and in nevada by a decent marge thane just disappeared on me. that's what happens with technology every now and then. there you go right there. in both arizona and nevada voters by a decent margin, by 11 points in nevada, by 7 points in arizona think they would be better off if republicans ran the congress. again, that's a change dynamic that the democrats somehow have to try to grab and bend in 30 days. >> right. it's interesting how democrats were able to squeeze through the inflation reduction act. this was a big win for democrats. but that's faded quickly. what they're seeing more often on a daily basis is how much is my gas costing today, more than it did a few days ago, a few months ago, what have you, and how much more am i paying for my groceries. that is the daily reminder. big legislation like that takes time to make its way. >> that's the key also. a lot of the legislation while democrats were celebrating the bills that were passed this summer, whether it's infrastructure from last year or inflation reduc

cairo marge orden was from atlanta, georgia, georgia. excuse me.he was five years old at the time of his death. and cairo would have turned six this past monday on october 24th. fingerprints on the trash bagas wrapped in matched his mother's friends. a second match was found on the trash bag match to don elaine coleman. coleman was arrested in san francisco last week. the connection between the two women is unclear. guilty verdict today in the attack on a christmas parade just outside of milwaukee. 40 year old daryl brooks was convicted on all 76 counts, including six counts of first degree intentional homicide. prosecutors said he drove his suv into a crowd of people at the parade on november 21st. the six people killed included an eight year old marching in the parade with his baseball team. dozens more were injured and survivors spoke out after the verdict. i know that this will give us healing. this is another step forward. in this process. we've been resilient all the way through one of the things that i've said so much throughout. this is tha

so what the lesson, the love does that be to write that fell on marge, actually because this week. so this is the adventure part. the science part, the technology, but what is interesting is she, you hear about bars missions and humans going to mars and the next 10 years a lot in boston, massa and everybody's talking hardy, survive on bars to be what they need water for the return journey. water for the human astronauts, very, very critical. they wanted to land at the equator, but guess what? the question is the hottest part on bars as it is or not. so where are you going to get all this water? so what this big did, all this, which right impact did it. it extroverted a crater just as this happens or not. and what does, what do you see the street or you see ice. so there's lot of ice. so read is nice, come from. so the ice is coming from under the soil. so under the soil there is ice . just like it on out. you have under the so you have water. so you have ice. so there is a whole there that, you know, if in future humans try this one on mars, j land on mars, is going to there's goin

this plant was constructed in the 1950's and currently as you know under going a lot of marge improvements. i was out there on thursday and this photo was taken this past week and hard to tell but a third of the treatment plant is a major construction zone. a year ago it was holes in the ground and the infrastructure is taking shape and existing and amazing of the scale of improvements taking place and two projects in particular that are under way right now that are essentially us rebuilding the airplane so to speak while we're still trying to fly it so the two projects read headworks project which is more than $600 million and not completed we think 2024 right now and the huge, huge project is the biosolids project and more than $2 billion project and estimating it won't operational until 2023 and a lot going on in the congested small footprint and the construction activities and staging, lay down space, people to park for workers that. is all taking up space at the plant today and we need to retrofit this process to add a new night night removal processes should regulations require. at t