and that the dna from the bone in the river matched missing student alexander more of an nco, confirming corrupt local police working for the mayor and a local drug cartel had attacked them and detained a group of 43. cartel gunmen murdered them, burning their bodies at the dump and throwing their ashes into the rivers and one. ., , , ., one. for us there is no scientific _ one. for us there is no scientific evidence - one. for us there is no scientific evidence to l scientific evidence to establish the official story. whoever knows what that fragment is coming from know something about what the rest of the remains of the students may be. it holds the key to a lot of information. in april 2015, 0mar gomezjoins the in april2015, 0mar gomezjoins the team of independent experts as their local assistant. the story of this fifth bus become central to the whole story because it is such an anomaly. this is the only bus that was not shot at and only of the five buses that the students were on that will leave the city that night. it is also a bus that the federal government will lie about constan

there's an nco who's command sergeant major. now sit back here and you know, so i'm trying to avoid looking at but and he knows what i'm referring to it was a very difficult time. and you know when i was trying to figure out how to pull this for this conversation nation today about the quote unquote challenges of command. i was kind of really struggling about it because it was it didn't matter who you were. you were in a fight at some point or another there is one combat engagement and for those of all of us who have been in iraq or afghanistan and truly gotten into a firefight, an ied went off a few ak 47, maybe an rpk. if you got stuck there for a few more minutes, maybe some mortars, and then eventually it was over because the apaches showed up, it wasn't a big, long, sustained firefight. we had a few that lasted hours. one platoon leader in his element and it's in the book was hit by 13 ied years in span of 3 to 4 hours, not counting nonstop mortars, sniper rounds and just engagement firefight engagements throughout the time

a good portion of them are going to be black ncos from the four black regular regiments, other known, otherwise known as the buffalo soldiers. and so they are going to have come in contact with with young as well. good. about 20 or 30 of his officers. he was students. he trained at wilberforce are also going to graduate and so he is mentoring and shaping black military leadership. but unfortunately during world we're one you know he thought he due for another promotion he gets he gets seen and he is going to get promoted to full board but it is recommended that he you know, get discharged for health reasons. and this doesn't sit well with young right he is to push back against idea of having to be forced. because he thought his fitness was good so what did he do he was like going to do a performative protest. he's going to protest and he's going to ride the 500 mile track from. ohio to washington, d.c. and and he have young when he arrives at secretary of war neo's office this is the illustration done from seventies ebony me of young with emmett j. scott isas a this is after because h

a good portion of them are going to be black ncos from the four black regular regiments, other known, otherwise known as the buffalo soldiers. and so they are going to have come in contact with with young as well. good. about 20 or 30 of his officers. he was students. he trained at wilberforce are also going to graduate and so he is mentoring and shaping black military leadership. but unfortunately during world we're one you know he thought he due for another promotion he gets he gets seen and he is going to get promoted to full board but it is recommended that he you know, get discharged for health reasons. and this doesn't sit well with young right he is to push back against idea of having to be forced. because he thought his fitness was good so what did he do he was like going to do a performative protest. he's going to protest and he's going to ride the 500 mile track from. ohio to washington, d.c. and and here you have young when he arrives at secretary of war newton's office this is the illustration done from seventies ebony magazine of young with emmett j. scott this was a ts a

following protocol, another senior nco jumping in after him.he operation continuing with the s.e.a.l.s seizing these weapons revealed in new images tonight. materials used to build missiles. the same weapons deployed by the houthis in at least 30 attacks on commercial shipping vessels. >> that's a significant operation that they haven't historically done. this shows they are escalating their interdiction operations and they're also approving things they typically do not. >> reporter: tonight, the pentagon saying it launched another round of airstrikes inside yemen, destroying four houthi anti-ship ballistic missiles prepared to launch. the operation marks the third round of retaliatory strikes against the houthis since thursday, amid the ongoing attack on vessels in the red sea and the gulf of aden since mid-november, disrupting one of the world's busiest shipping routes. and national security adviser jake sullivan warning there could be additional strikes. >> we anticipated the houthis would continue to try to hold this critical artery at risk

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strong hands and got a big back a big heart all he want to do his work, can i please work at the saint ncosled everyday say we have hundreds of open jobs restaurants, hotels, landscape, construction. all these industries are massively understaffed conservancy is muc wentzville hr this people in our challenges for something more un-american look a hard worker in the face and saying please, please don't work here in america just sit and let the government support you. that is the opposite of what these individuals want and what we want and i do not want to be the want to tell them not to work. >> do you agree it's a magnet to draw people here the administration will stand up and say don't come which the vice president says repeatedly. then they get this message of course is an economic opportunity here they will come regardless of their legal status when they get here. >> to think of it in the purview of congress to figure out what they want their admission policy to be based on we think our capacity is to support those arrivals i can tell you we have farmer open jobs that we have arrivals bu

senior nco would be grabbing him from the rack and demanding get to work.day about why somebody so senior would do this. >> you brought up at the end of the break is he a four star general. you are a private and you disappear for a week and a half and don't tell your superiors what you are doing what happened to that private? >> called awol. away without leave. you are in trouble. >> brian: does it surprise you, lucas, the president off for a week in the caribbean with some rich guy didn't need to speak to the secretary of defense or the pentagon for 10 days? >> certainly says a lot about the relationship, brian. the fact that they didn't speak for four days. the president didn't know he was out. you would think the president speaking to anthony blinken every day probably multiple times a day jake sullivan you know they talk multiple times a day. the president not talking with the president ans for days and nobody knew. not a good sign out that long and nobody knows you are missing. >> i thought about that too. joe biden didn't know and he just found out ye

dfs, discovery, i care a lot about what's going on with dq and nco trends. what's going on with the consumer? will we hear more? certainly their audience would be the folks that might start to give some insight into this that. this is a company that there's new leadership, arguments they will sell their student loan business, should improve their capital ratios. loan growth is important to understand the strength of the consumer if we listen to what the big banks told us collectively their eps grew by, you know, collectively about 11%, i think people if you told us a year ago they wouldn't have expected that. so the strength i think will surprise people to theup side. outside of the banks, you know, you look at ppg, you're talking about a company that's very much involved in the industrial space, paints, coatings, things that are relevant to the housing sector and construction sector, i think these numbers will be solid. i think you're going to see -- it's more about are thishe getting more back to normal versus is it just about normalization? i think some o

invites me to dinner you know but when he's put back into the prison you know cage basically this this nco beats him up because he's jewish and then the officer makes apologize because you don't do this an officer. and then he sent an interrogation center in in in germany, in frankfurt and he and he said and he's determined i'm only i'm only going to do name, rank and, serial number. and they know i'm a --. you know, like i'm not not going to forget. and he says the interrogation was a joke because this guy has training manuals. i am the amateur. this guy is, the professional, interrogating him, interrogating me, and he refuses to answer any questions. he's he's he's and the integrity is like, you're jewish, you know what will happen? he goes back to, you know, his cell like a few hours later release him and he's put in charge of a of prisoners going to a p.o.w. camp. this is my lockup. but in charge of these, he gets to this p.o.w. camp, you know, in size to observe passover. and he doesn't know when the dates are. yes. fellow soldier when it is. and then one night he says the flares come

and they're expecting 2024 card services nco rate of less than 3.5%. what does that tell you?think -- i always care about the expense line because they can really rein it in when they need to. they like to spend, obviously, on investments and technology and that's what they should be doing. i think it is pretty good. that's pretty good. yeah. i think that's fine. they probably this year did about 84, 85 billion. so not runaway expenses. i think that's good. yeah, no, i think that's fine. i also think -- >> go ahead. >> i was going to say, i was going to say, on wells fargo, i want to listen to what they have to say with regards to net interest income. remember this year, wells fargo raised net interest income three times. so, the expectations were high. they guided lower for 2024, but i think it is not as bad as expected. we're going to hear more of the inputs there. >> okay. stephanie, thank you, for bravely getting on and running through this as we're digesting the numbers. we always appreciate it. great to see you, stephanie. >> sure. >>> coming up, delta airline shares und