. >> they run a support organization in marietta, georgia.couple has seen countless lives cut short due to drugs including their son davis who died at 20 from a heroin a heron overdose in 2014. >> >> do you ever wonder what your son would say about the work that you and your husband are doing? >> mom and dad, keep on going, these people need deal. i don't want him ever to see us not working hard to make a difference for people that could have made a difference for him. >> as for chandler who struggled with addiction for years, he says his life is now on a different path. >> how are you doing today? >> i have a piece i've never known that i've never experienced my entire life. >> hope for the future in the face of a growing crisis. jericka duncan, cbs news, marietta, georgia. >> norah: a raging tanker truck fire shuts down a bridge on a major interstate, we've got the details next. try the new cajun shrimp trio, richly seasoned with cajun flavor. it's a bold new way for shrimp three ways. welcome to fun dining. ♪ this is how it feels to du mor

and you'll have to numerous marietta to handle most of his emotional, specially to when you're going to with this issue, there's openings neutral communities of going fish. mm ah. in 1935 fascist italy, led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa. and take over ethiopia. by that time, ethiopia was the only fully independent state on the continent. back in 1896, it's inhabitants were able to defeat the italian colonists and defend their independence. since then, rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october, 3, 1935. without any announcement, the fascists attacked ethiopia and bombarded it most severely. ethiopian armed forces fought courageously, but the brutality of the italians knew no bounds. they used not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also chemical weapons, toxic gases. this change the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia by the fascists, 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe tacit approval. britain and france recognize the

. >> question on marietta. the global supply shortages cement. do you think martin marietta can find higher -- and that? >> and upgrade today, and really terrific, and by the way, i also think looking materials is really good, too. those are terrific ahead of the game. and that, ladies and gentlemen, that concludes the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. coming up. cramer makes the call. >>> china is back. what is the reopening of this powerhouse economy meeting for your portfolio? stick with cramer . >>> china israel. there connie is coming back and coming back fast. we get numbers every month, and they were just --. 147%. incredibly though, those numbers are still down 51% from 2018, which is you two things. second, we are just beginning this week. remember, when our economy open post-covid, we saw a rush of travel spending go out. we learned it's just human nature. it's why we keep talking about the short run time, long on money thesis. why they can. it was horrifying. chin

that is miken laur, maryland calling on the oppose line end of the person who opposed, giovanni in mariettageorgia. you are next up. caller: good morning. i want to opse the women on the abortion pill. [indiscernible] that's all i have to s. host: you thought the judge overstepped its boundaries -- is boundaries regarding the decision of a approval process? caller: yes. i'm not really sure. can you very -- hear me? host: we got you. editorials taking a look at the decision and visit from the wall street journal. the law and the abortion pill case and you can find it online at wsj.com. he writean legal issue -- is a question on whethethe fda acted arbitrarily and capriciously under the administration procedure a. we disagree with the judge's decision in part because the the judgment doesn't appear to have been unreasonable. the editors write, the judge legal -- of thabortion drugs risk and benefits and congress has got -- delegated technical questions to regulatory agencies and it is not the role of judges to redo a agency analysis. that editors write this, our disagreement with judge kacsma

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good wagon marietta got when i used to leave my home carrying my cricket bag. people used to laugh at me. they would say snide comments, they would say look at her, she's carrying a cricket back. how can she play people who are not used to it? yes, they were used to men. think it on the streets in every road and in every cricket crowd, but they were not used to some women play cricket at night. it's not been on your television, it's not been something you grew up with. so for us to change that mindset in the 1st few years, there was backlash, we like a few religious kind of carry them out and sort of get upset with us. seeing this is not a time for women to play cricket women's cricket has been on the rise in pakistan for some years now. and as a result, kayla cricket has added more teams to its tournament, becoming a pathway for many aspiring athletes. we look forward to it every year. yeah. follow that up window, playing cricket during ramadan. it's a lovely feeling for us to get together. we enjoyed a lot moving. so one mcgathen ramadan, free body, the oppor

in february 2022, richard ayvazyan, marietta terabelian, and tamara dadyan are arrested in montenegro. they are being held pending extradition to the united states. -- captions by vitac -- ♪ >>> right now on op"options action," financials in the fed the regionals the rest of the big banks holding up as of lite. our option traders ready to put their money down on the sector. >>> apple, reporting, stocks surging over 30% do the tech giant keep phoning >>> starbucks, see if they can give an earnings jolt, uber five star rating, and how much bullish action is left for meta after a massive move this week we're live in the nasdaq market site on the desk tonight mike khouw, carter worth, and brian stutland to the banks, as we mentioned the last half hour the fdic getting ready to put first republic bank into receivership, shares of the troubled regional falling more than 40%, malted volatility several times despite the kre ending the day today about where it started the week, unchanged. what does this tell us about the pricing of first republic? what does the options market think? in today's

i think these last little would assign that, let me bring in marietta wood inside the army really alar. let me bring in mary. m for mary. i'm a you can comment, you can comment on what dr. dean is saying, but i also just want to ask you to give us a feel off of what it's actually like being in her to right now and what people are are feeling and what they're saying. mattress wishes doctor to doctor. i know where, where, where do we go from here? i mean, we've reached the point where there's actually fighting in the, in the streets of the capital. so, where do we go, you know, calling more hon, a criminal and more hon. designated the r a step as a militia, and i'll call them in the show is not good news for us to denise. so where do we go from here? we've been all of us have been stuck at home. we don't know what's happening outside. we hear these, the numbers of casualties of those who are injured, those have been killed. we know nothing of what is happening. and we put our faith in the politicians in the parties in the negotiate just to get us out of the quagmire. but if anything they

jericka duncan, cbs news, marietta, georgia.>> norow to tt breaking news we have been waiting for.eserving a woman's access to the abortion pill mifepristone. while the legal case continues. the justices granted emergency requests from the biden administration and the drugmaker after a u.s. district court judge revoked the fda's 23-year-old approval of the drug. mifepristone is a medication that has been used by millions of american women since it was approved in 2000. all right, a raging tanker truck fire shuts down a bridge on a major interstate. we got some details next. ♪ ♪ thrill them with shrimp three ways. try the new cajun shrimp trio, richly seasoned with cajun flavor. it's a bold new way for shrimp three ways. welcome to fun dining. ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. xedden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral ster

let me bring in marietta would inside the army really a lot. let me bring in money. i'm for money, i'm a you can call me, you can comment on what doctor dean is saying, but i also just want to ask you to give us a feel off of what it's actually like being in cartoon right now. and what people are, are feeling and what they're saying, my prescription doctor to doctor, i know where, where, where do we go from here? i mean, we've reached a point where there's actually fighting in the, in the streets of the capital. so where do we go? you know, calling more hon a criminal and more hon. designated the are a step as i'm in the show and i'll call them in the show is not good news for us to the nice. so where do we go from here? we've been, all of us have been stuck at home. we don't know what's happening outside. we hear these are the numbers of casualties of those who are injured. those have been killed. we know nothing of what is happening. and we put our faith in the politicians in the parties in the go just to get us out of the quagmire. but if anything they pushed us b

jeffrey in marietta georgia, do you want to talk about president carter and baseball? >> yes. thank you for having me on. i lived in atlanta since i was seven years old. i want to ask about the relationship between jimmy carter and the atlanta braves. i've seen many games, and i think he was a good friend. i was curious if you had any insights into that. >> i do not. carter was -- there was no baseball team in washington. the last team left town and 71, and that is a segway of richard nixon. it is a huge baseball fan, and he immediately had a meeting with the mayor, walter washington. i found this on a recorded tape, and he thought he could lure the white sox here. he predicted that by 1976, the other carter one, there would be a bicentennial. he was off by 28 years. >> we were also told that the senators would leave, and there was a -- when they were leaving, and for the 71 season, there was an attempt by a number of locals to get nixon involved in trying to get a team to replace the senators. but apparently, the white house, according to some information we had, the white ho

marietta how you doing? good morning. this is what you're waking up to is pretty dreary out there today. we have a lot of cloud coverage right now cool and the rain is going to kick into high gear. you know where it is southeast of atlanta, augusta, and that's where we have the masters today. this is two pm they're gonna be in the thick of it. heavy rain coming down in augusta to south carolina. the good news is they should have time to make up a lot of the time slots there tomorrow by noon. sunshine returns were drying out anywhere from 2 to 5 inches. of rain is certainly possible. flash flooding is possible as well. and then it's going to be chilly out there so not only isco rar ties today in the mid to upper forties, butha'all gotn 90 degrees today. that's a look uny. l'st's goin on in your nei morning to you saturday on the east bay. partly cloudy, so a mix of clouds and sun and a milder afternoon for everyone. the warmest day will be tomorrow out of the entire work week and looking at a cooling trend beginning on mon

some of that urban flight so to speak during the covid period but we opened a community outside of mariettaying to build in california. we have new communities in arizona and other parts of the country. what you see from the customer, they want the single family lifestyle but down payment light. i think one of the big misunderstandings on the current customer today renting, there's 45 million households across the u.s. renting today is a lot of our customer base wants choice they want flexibility. they want to be down payment light but they want access to those new schools and those great kind of transportation so finding that balance is a really good value proposition for an american family. >> rebirth of the suburbs. something to watch in the coming years, dallas. appreciate it. thank you. >>> good to see you guys, thanks. >>> fresh comments from gary gensler on crypto but what he didn't say is making headlines more on that after the break stay with us dow is down about 125. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork,

is mike in laurel, maryland calling on the oppose line end of the person who opposed, giovanni in mariettaorgia. you are next up. caller: good morning. i want to oppose the women on the abortion pill. [indiscernible] that's all i have to say. host: you thought the judge overstepped its boundaries -- is boundaries regarding the decision of a approval process? caller: yes. i'm not really sure. can you very -- hear me? host: we got you. editorials taking a look at the decision and visit from the wall street journal. the law and the abortion pill case and you can find it online at wsj.com. he writes an legal issue -- is a question on whether the fda acted arbitrarily and capriciously under the administration procedure act. we disagree with the judge's decision in part because the the judgment doesn't appear to have been unreasonable. the editors write, the judges legal -- of the abortion drugs risk and benefits and congress has got -- delegated technical questions to regulatory agencies and it is not the role of judges to redo a agency analysis. that editors write this, our disagreement with j

host: sean in marietta, new york, a cnn viewer. caller: good morning.ucker carlson went to court in 2021 and he told -- the lawyer had to speak for him but he told everybody he was just an entertainer. you were stupid to believe in him if you thought he was a reporter. he said he speaks in hyperbole. all these people think he tells the truth. he admitted in court he's an entertainer and he speaks in hyperbole and you were stupid if you believed him. bye. host: deborah in maryland. hi, on the line for others. caller: hi. i watch all those channels. my husband wants to flee the room when i watch fox. i can't believe these people calling and saying tucker carlson was a reporter. he admitted in text, in emails, and deposition testimony he was not telling the truth on the air. he said one thing on the air, the exact opposite in court filings. i just don't get how these people still believe he's telling the truth to them. please don't cut me off here. he even said in a text he could not stand trump and cannot wait for him to fade away. he was saying the total