my mom on says shipping company. i used to work with her and people would call and ask for the cream it was so funny and people, you know, sometimes when i would go to pick up a barrel, they were kind of disappointed. to be honest with you. i think some people call just to have some sort of connection with her and like her company and like i shipped a barrel with the queen, the locate, the usa in panama, i mean, always seeing those boats and, and see the order to present data for, for learn us even gonna last see how they put in c m e last e has the sudan on to actually get the need. this is the how you doing this? going to see the so east the night of the pageant and my mom looks beautiful. she's very an amazing down on the entire city of cologne, where she's from, everyone's watching the pageant. she has the most amount of points and it's clear to everyone that she's winning. but some people were not about to let that happen. a friend of my mom ended up to see that mir catalina to yadi, a woman who used to own miss

in los angeles and moms in other places in n the world. >> the story of moms helping moms in the wakebie! >> it's all coming up on "popstart," today, january 22nd, 2025. ♪ >>> from alabama. >> for my 40th birthday. >> love you, lily! >> hi to our mom. >> erie, pennsylvania. >> and colorado. >> from little rock, arkansas. today is our 25th anniversary. >> good morning to my niece and sister in charleston, south carolina. >> shout-out to oklahoma. >> from sisters county, florida. >> freezing in new york city to celebrate my 11th birthday. >> it's a hardy crowd out there. real chilly. nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. smack dab in the middle of the week. >> i feel bad sometimes when you have the folks that are, like, from florida and texas, and they le leave, you know, reasonable weather and come here and it's 9 degrees. >> right now, there is a cold snap down there. >> true. >>> let's get to your half hour news at 8:00. we begin with this brutal winter weather stretching from coast to coast. the south blanketed by a once in a lifetime snowstorm, from texas to south caroli

mom look. mom. look! mom. mom, mom, mom. mom, look what i got.e family memories in the caribbean, is at a place founded by a family from the caribbean. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn, this is "real yield." coming up on monday, the j.p. morgan health care conference gets underway. plus, earnings from kb homes. tuesday, kdi with confirmation hearings taking off for the trunk cabinet picks. wednesday, december, cpi print with big bank earnings getting underway. a two day bonanza with more big bank earnings. retail sales at the confirmation hearing for treasury secretary. friday, rounding out the week with economic data for china and u.s. housing starts. for my final thought, let's look ahead at that cpi data on wednesday, the all important data next week. will it change the calculus for a federal reserve that has already seen calculus change this week? benign prints are expected with blow away upside surprise today on jobs, which might mean we could see expectations change in the early days of next week. in the meantime, this was the reaction after today'

and he tells me-- you know, he's saying, "hey, is your mom there? is your mom home yet," whatever.e-- and i'm, like, "no, where the heck are you guys? i've been here and marquise won't stop crying. like, he just won't stop." and he says, "okay, okay, i'll be there soon. i'll be there soon." josh mankiewicz: andre said he'd last seen marie around 5-p-m, just before he left for his son andre junior's football game. now... when he returned home... marie and her car were gone. andre made a round of calls to friends, but nobody knew where marie was. he then took all the kids to his mother's house and dropped them off. marcus singleton: i remember somebody asking him, "where are you going?" and he says he's gonna go check with my mom's girlfriends to see if he can find out where she's at... josh mankiewicz: andre's first stop was the home of marie's friend bridgette harris, whom he'd called earlier. bridgette harris: first he called and then-- you know, i was-- i-- i didn't really think anything of it, because i'm like, "well, she'll be back." and then when he showed up is when i got con

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mom, mom, mom. mom, look what i got. make family memories in the caribbean, is at a place founded by a family from the caribbean. sonali: it's time for the auction block where issuance remains strong on the sovereign and corporate side. the u.k., france, and spain breaking national records for orders for syndicated deals with investors seizing on elevated heels. demands for spain's sale close to matching a regional high set in 2020. in the usa $20 billion sale of 10 year tips the highest yield in more than a decade at 2.243% the highest result since january of 2009. goldman was the last of the big banks to sell debt with an $8.5 billion sale and blackstone's flagship private credit fund sold $1 billion of bonds. leverage is alive and well. tcw ceo explained why her firm is under weight corporate's to start here. >> fixed income markets in the u.s., we do think that credit markets are expensive and we are under weight credit in some of our portfolios. it is a negatively convexed way. in our core plus portfolio it gives us

your mom and i are very proud of you. [applause] i'm here today because i believe in the urgency and the importance of making washington a better place for young people just like jack and katie. and if you talk to anyone in my family, they will tell you that i've always been goal oriented whether it's working on climbing, washington state's 100 highest peaks with jack or securing wins for washingtonians as attorney general. as your governor, i will continue this focus on measurable and ambitious goals. i will have a bias for action. to that end, let's get straight to the point. we face real challenges as a state and as a people. our state is unaffordable for many washingtonians. we rank 50th, last, per capita in number of law enforcement officers. our ferry system, it's broken. we are confronted with the behavioral health crisis, too many of our residents are unsheltered. house something too expensive and there's not enough of it. our government is bogged down with bureaucracy. despite these and other challenges, i am opt

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well her mom. your mom's living her best life. you know. the other thing is like, you're not in your grief, but, you know that your dad didn't want to leave. he would have been there if he could. and children who experience family breakdown because adult desire is elevated above their fundamental rights can't say the same thing. as a matter of fact, in situations of, for example, no fault divorce that broke up a low conflict marriage. so some children who go through divorce, there's a study clearly shows that children whose parents were in a high conflict marriage where there was very clearly something really wrong, can experience some relief from the divorce. it's the 70% of kids who the no fault divorce situation where there seemed to be nothing wrong. who experienced the most distress after their parents because they don't have an explanation for it. you had an explanation. these kids don't. but they find an explanation. and that explanation usually is it must have been me. i must have been the problem. it was because of me. because ther

mom, mom, mom. mom, look what i got.ly memories in the caribbean, is at a place founded by a family from the caribbean. francine: emma grede has made a personal fortune by founding inclusive and progressive clothing companies. good american was the biggest denim launch in history when it made $1 million in sales on its first day. she tells me about her success and the challenges that remain has fashion done -- i mean, it hasn't done enough when it comes to inclusivity and diversity, but has it done something in the last five to 10 years? emma: well you know, it's interesting, because fashion, as quick as it is to change, like in the kind of aesthetic, it is very difficult to change a system, right? and i think that that comes down to who makes decisions. and the people that make decisions in fashion don't typically look like me. they aren't typically women all the time. when we look at who is at the helm of the biggest high street players, it tends to be the same type of people. and so, i honestly think there is a lot of

that guy killed my mom, you know? everybody knows it.t just any plea, it was an alford plea, meaning he would not be required to admit to killing sandi. in fact, when he had the chance to speak, cliff reed said something that outraged the family. sandi was a very good friend to me. she was one of the nicest people i've ever known. and i certainly did not kill sandi. do you feel like cliff reed got away with murder? yes, absolutely. absolutely. andrea canning: but sandi's family doesn't blame the prosecutors. gina boone: they did what they could. i think they took on a big undertaking. and i mean, i'm thankful. i believe they did more than their job, those two. the good news for sandi is the world knows cliff reed killed her. she did not abandon her children. she did not go missing. he killed her and put her in the woods. and that is worth something to know that and say that. andrea canning: while justice for sandi may not look quite like what anyone imagined, her family is taking solace in the beautiful person sandi was and the reflectio

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i'm sorry mom.y story. >> kelly: she told it. >> mark: you help me fill in the details appeared obviously you are there because we didn't know each other. >> kelly: i wasn't there but i feel like i'm there. >> mark: i moved from tampa to illinois. you moved to a new school and the school was larger than my town. there were more kids in that school than the town i grew up in. thousands of kids. i got on the soccer team. >> kelly: you have a thing. >> mark: when the older kids said hey, they would drive to school, can we drive you home. yes. i'm in with this group of guys. it was like fast times at ridgemont high. it was those guys. anyway. where do you live? i'm pointing down a road and my mom loves to guard and pier and she's a great gardener. flowers, roses, everything. she knows everything. and she was in the front yard planting flowers around our tr tree. marigolds or something. something like that. and she was kneeling down like gardeners do. you know. you squat. >> gelman: you've got to. >> mar

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as some of you know, i lost my mom just a week ago. i suspect she's tuning in from heaven's version of c-span right now watching me, listening, just as she has always been watching and supporting me my whole life. mom not only lived a long life -- 98 years of age -- but a rich and meaningful one. her hard work, her kindness, her strength, and her loyalty were a true gift to me. to my brothers, my children, my whole family. there are always unsung heroes of every story, and i want is to start with mine and that is my family. my son todd, my daughter michelle, my daughter-in-law sarah, my son-in-law scott, and my five incredibly talented and amazing grandchildren. they are the most talented dprch we've seen. ari, willow, avery, everett and violet. my mom and my kids have all appeared in many campaign ads over the years. even my brothers lynn and lee starred in an acclaimed closing ad that caused me to beat an incumbent republican to first be elected to united states house. when my kids were young they too broke down barriers. todd was bo

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i spoke to his mom and brother. what it's been like to be tiger's mom for all these years. >> um, he's been a shining star. um, a bright boy. a clever boy. >> he was my role model. my whole family's role model. our inspiration, and now everything we do will be for him and through him. >> reporter: kyra dedeaux was dreaming of being a nurse. her mom posting, when your parents say don't go anywhere, listen to them. i lost my baby. just pray for me and my family. >> reporter: hubert gauthreaux's mom saying he would give anything to anybody. his text just after midnight, he wrote, i love you. the single mom who didn't have a car would walk to work to provide for her 5-year-old son. drew dauphin recently graduated from auburn university. his family saying he could light up a room. 18-year-old kareem badawi just finished his first semester at the university of alabama. he was 6'5", but his dad saying he still always called his youngest the baby. reggie hunter adored his 11 and 1-year-old sons. his cousin telling us reggie

my mom's still there, and doing our best to try to save mom's house. >> reporter: i'm not here often. when i see this, i see ash that looks like snow and houses completely gone. i mean what was this neighborhood to you? what did it mean to you and what is it like seeing it now? >> went skateboarding down these streets. this is home. this is for sure. palisades is my home and it's nothing like it. i never seen nothing like it. it's heavy. it's heavy. a lot of it's gone. >> reporter: my last question for you is a lot of people have been watching a lot of this coverage. >> yeah. >> reporter: you've been in this. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is one thing you'd just like for people to know? >> we'll rebuild, you know. it's gone, you know. we'll just rebuild and fingers crossed and, you know, just try to stay positive and stay as a community and, you know, i give my heart out to my neighbors who lost their lives, lost their houses and i just did what i could and i pray for everybody in the palisades. i love all of you all. please just hold tight and we'll get through this. >> reporter: chris,

mom, mom, mom. mom, look what i got.ake family memories in the caribbean, is at a place founded by a family from the caribbean. tom: welcome back. the ecb widely expected to cut rates by another quarter-point this afternoon, but traders will be looking out for what policymakers say about the path ahead. let's cross over to lizzy burden the ecb in frankfurt. i rate cut appears to be kind of a done deal today. lizzy: the ecb pretty much on autopilot. this meeting and at the next one in march. that is what economists unanimously assume about today. the reason is they need to resuscitate the euro area economy. we will get another read on that at 10:00 a.m. london time. we get fourth-quarter euro area gdp numbers. of course the whole region beleaguered when it comes to growth, particularly france and germany because of their politics. beyond march, that's where things get really hairy. april is the real battleground meeting. by then we should have more clarity hopefully on donald trump's tariff plans for europe, although thos

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brandy's mom told them about josh daniels. he was a personal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weightlifter. when you ran him through the computer, what did you find out about him? did he have priors? he did not. he was not on law enforcement's radar. not on law enforcement's radar, but nonetheless, somebody they wanted to talk to right now. but there was a problem, a big one. there was every reason to believe he wasn't in the driveway that night, but 4,300 miles away in alaska. josh had moved up there to be near his mom, and he'd found work in the prudhoe bay oil fields. josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. so that's a pretty good alibi. yes. because there's domestic trauma doesn't mean you necessarily have a suspect, though, does it? [interposing voices] not necessarily, but it's a good idea to eliminate the husband as a suspect in the get-go. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective ryan called josh daniels on alaska's north slope. can you discern things like demeanor or attitude through the phone line? not really.

and i said, yeah, mom. you decided you wanted to be the only white guy to work on the projects. >> and you were the only white guy that worked as a lifeguard with 12 of them for a couple of years. >> he said, yeah, mom, i just wanted to get to know what's going on. he said, let me get this straight. >> she goes like this. >> the first black man has a chance to be president. >> i asked you, you told me he's really smart, honorable and tough, and he needs you to help him win. >> and you told him no. >> i swear to you, that's what that picture. >> so now they say the next president and vice president, united states. and my mom grabbed his hand and look, look at his face. she says, come on, honey. it's going to be okay. >> he was supposed to go out. >> oh. that's right. yeah, part of that. no, i my mom, i remember her. do you remember your first time in this room? i think the carter administration or i came in here. >> i think the first time i came in this room was. >> i guess it was. >> maybe it was in the. ni

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we begin today with a single mom in georgia. savagely murdered, discovered by her twin teenage daughters in the bathtub. and the clues will lead detectives to the most surprising places of all. the tragic end for nikki whitehead was the last chapter in a troubled, difficult life. she was literally born in prison. her mother doing time for drug possession. nikki was raised by her grandmother, who had a tough time keeping her on the straight and narrow. >> she didn't have what you call a curfew. >> nikki was able to come and go as she pretty much pleased, and at only 17 years old, nikki ended up pregnant with twins. >> she named them tasmiyah and jasmiyah, known as taz and jaz. for 12 years, the trio lived with nikki's grandmother, but nikki dreamed of giving her daughters a better life. nikki worked hard and eventually the three moved about 20 miles away to conyers, georgia. the young mother wanted her girls to have advantages that eluded her. putting them in dance and music classes. nothing but the best for her baby girls. >> sh

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as a mom, i just can't believe that., that she didn't come out of this parking garage, that she had to still be here. josh mankiewicz: jonni didn't find anything, but she hoped maybe someone in the neighboring apartments heard or saw something. how many doors you knock on total you think? oh gosh. 50, 100? josh mankiewicz: christina's friends were searching the shopping center too. we walked the path that she possibly could have walked that night. josh mankiewicz: and plano police were also hitting the streets. they began to contact all of the friends who were at the party that night who had been at the bars and drinking with christina. josh mankiewicz: including enrique arochi, the guy who left the party with christina. the detective reached him at this sprint store where he worked as a manager. josh mankiewicz: enrique was more than willing to help. to. >> where your vehicles were parked. is that right? >> yeah. yeah, we. >> yeah. yeah, we. >> walked separate ways. josh mankiewicz: that afternoon, enrique arochi drove

my mom was a stay at home mom for years. the loss. this is my childhood home that i was born in and lived in until i started college. and then in college, i moved in with my grandmother and lived in that house for quite a few years. it's like watching your childhood burn down a decade ago. >> her parents house was burned down from illegal fireworks, but the family rebuilt. >> so this was their new rebuilt dream house. and my mom had bought all this lovely furniture and that's all gone. >> also lost her grandparents nearby home. >> both houses are burned. everything is burned. they got out only with their cats and photo albums. >> also lost the town she grew up in. it was idyllic. >> it was so safe. my parents never locked their doors. we would skateboard barefoot and we could walk down to the beach. i spent years walking up to that little town and the community theater, and i had friends that performed there, and i, i got i studied at that starbucks there for years, and it was a wonderful childhood. >> the biggest worry going forward.

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i said, mom, you never left. and she said, yeah, they packed some of their stuff like they was moving. and she laughed. i said, i don't even see your fire around. and she said, i know we've been through all these fires all these years, which i agree. and i said, you know, you can come to our house. she said, well, didn't you just say that they're doing voluntary evacuation? i said, yeah, but at least we have power. you can come with us. she said, i'll be fine. i said, okay, are you sure? she says, god is in control. and i agreed with it. when i walked out of her house, i looked up at the top of lake street and i saw a small fire from where i was at. just looked like an open barbecue pit. so i took a picture and then unfortunately, if we would have had phone services because there was no service, we'd have to go eight blocks down the street to get phone services. so i said, you know, i felt confident there is no fire. when i got down eight blocks, i got a call. i got a call from my wife stating that eaton canyon m

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mom, mom, mom. mom, look what i got.mily memories in the caribbean, is at a place founded by a family from the caribbean. # ♪ >> laura: media sob stories, democrat sob stories are not just limited to immigration by the way, deportation. because, trump now after all is following through on his campaign promise to vet all federal spending. meaning if we don't know really where it's going or if it's going to things that are actually working against the people, certainly against his agenda, he is going to take a second look at it today he issued an executive order that freezes some federal programs. and they went nuts. >> this decision is lawless, dangerous, destructive, cruel. it's illegal. it's unconstitutional. i spoke to my attorney general this morning. she is head of the state attorneys general association. they are going to court right away on this horror. >> laura: thisthis horror. forgive all these outstanding student loans, chuck schumer didn't have a problem with that or completely subverting u.s. immigration, chu

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