take it away. ♪ wait till the sun shines, nellie as the clouds go drifting by we will be happy nelliee hear you make a sigh wait until the sun shines nellie by and by ♪ >> there are probably 154 members of the new york stock exchange with us here today, but most important, art's family is here today. you're art cashin iii here. your thoughts on this day, when we commemorate your father and you continue the long tradition. >> we want to thank the nyc and everyone that has come together to honor him. the big things of his legacy is the charity work that he always did through the floor. as far as "the exchange" dinner christmas fund and the fallen heroes fund and all that stuff. when people remember him, i think that's one of the things he would really want to be remembered for. >> and peter cashin, of course, the important thing here is continuing those traditions and the annual singing of wait till the sun shines nellie. your father was involved in so many causes down here. i know you feel the same way about him and what a beautiful funeral you had for him, commemoration and the outpou

nelly is exposing reagan to soviet communism. i think ultimately the crux it and i think back then soviet communism was the big right. and i think reagan his a lot of his presidency was fighting soviet communism and the darkness that about with a the character that is visiting the church at that time reminds ilia tell us about kirtzman and tell us who you're portraying there and why it matters so much. oh, it's it's actually happening right now in this country. what's the the misinformation that goes around? and when the real people speak out, when people tell the truth, university and most of the left wing organizations, they just don't want to deal with those people. they they don't listen to them. and that's what my character in this movie was trying to explain to his audience in the situation were young ronald reagan for the first time heard that soviet union was not the paradise that a couple of famous people people were telling americans. and not only americans and western ears, there was a group of right whose that went to

so welcome caroline, nellie and caitlin. so glad to have you.we will begin by focusing or reflecting a little bit on the past and what we've learned from the case study from this project. project. we're glad to have nellie here because xi did so much independent research for us and broke this fantastic case study on how moscow and washington managed to come together during the height of hostility in the cold war and work on a shared concern smallpox eradication. nellie, tell us about some of your research, some of your findings of what made this possible, what were practical mechanisms of which the two superpowerful together. >> thanks, lily. smallpox and ancient scourge of the killed millions over the course of history was a particular concern in russia where also had killed millions and became very involved in vaccinations and ensuring that its population was vaccinated and the vaccine development and came up with a freeze dried version that can be used in a variety of settings. during the soviet era got involved in large-scale vaccination and

so welcome carolyn, nelly and caitlin so good to have you here.going to begin by focusing or reflecting a little bit what we have learned from the case studies from this project but wt we are super glad to have nelly here because she did so much independent research for us was a fantastic case study on how moscow and washington managed to come together during the height of hostilities in the cold war. and work on a shared concern smallpox eradication. what make it possible or practical mechanisms with her two powers work together? >> thanks salih. small pox and ancient goods have killed millions over the history. the particular concern and russia also had killed millions became very involved in destinations ensure its population was vaccinated. came up with the freeze-dried version that could be using a variety of settings. during the soviet era, got involved in large-scale and vaccination at a large scale was able to eliminate smallpox in 1936. it was actually russia or the soviets that proposed global smallpox eradication at the world health ass

newley a bordo de un tren del metro de nueva york en mayo de 2023, tÉcnica que le costÓ la vida a nelly lo acompaÑaban fueron escoltados fuera del tribunal. >> i had enough for this system is right. >> el pasado jueves, el juez destimÓ el cargo por homicidio involuntario, por lo que solo pesaba sobre penny un cargo de homicidio criminal negligente. ambos cargos castigables con tiempo en prisiÓn. segÚn este abogado, no vinculado al caso. >> lo que hicieron fue confundir mÁs al jurado. a el jurado a. no cambiÓ de parecer con respecto al cargo menor. a y obviamente, a el jurado dictÓ a que existiÓ justificaciÓn para proteger a las personas que viajaban en el subway. >> los abogados de penny argumentaron durante el juicio que su cliente actuÓ para protegerse a sÍ mismo y a otros pasajeros de un hombre que actuaba de manera errÁtica y amenazante. durante el juicio, se presentaron registros mÉdicos que revelaron que neeley habÍa sido diagnosticado con depresiÓn y esquizofrenia. ademÁs, consumÍa la droga sintÉtica cada dos conocida por afectar negativamente el pensamiento y el comportamiento.

nelly es una voluntaria del grupo juvenil de la iglesia y estuvo ayudando a colocar la flores para lasdifÍcil y yo le pedÍa a dios que me ayudara. >> mis padres le tienen mucha fe a la virgen de guadalupe. mi padre ya estÁ con dios. ese legado nos dejÓ. la virgen es algo muy especial para mÍ. carla: segÚn la tradiciÓn, la virgen se le apareciÓ a juan diego en el cerro del tepeyac, esto pasÓ en diciembre 1531. son millones de personas que venera a la virgen morena. carla: quÉ bonito homenaje. miembros de la comunidad y lÍderes de san josÉ criticaron la decisiÓn de un juez de dejar en libertad bajo fianza a un hombre por matar a un hombre de servicio comunitario y herir a otro cuando conducÍa bajo los efectos del alcohol. el hombre de 44 aÑos todavÍa estÁ bajo custodia. el alcalde de san josÉ calificÓ como irresponsable la medida. >> siento que no es un justo que dejaran salir. hay un riesgo grande para la comunidad. este hombre es sospechoso de matar>> el jefe de la policÍa tambiÉn hablÓ sobre esta persona, que ya tenÍa una condena previa por conducir bajo efectos del alcohol. ♪ ♪ [mÚsi

el veterano de la marina daniel penny fue declarado no culpable de la muerte de jordan nelly, un pasajerocas con protestas frente al juzgado. los abogados de penny defendieron que actÚa en defensa propia y la fiscalÍa anunciÓ que el uso prolongado de la llave de estrangulamiento por mÁs de seis minutos fue excesivo. el rapero y magnate de la mÚsica jay crechazÓ las acusaciones presentadas en su contra, las calificÓ como un intento de extorsiÓn, la demanda fue presentada en contra de sean diddy combs. guillermo gonzÁlez tiene lo Último. guillermo: se trata de una acusaciÓn anÓnima de una mujer que supuestamente fue abusada sexualmente por jay—z y diddy combs despuÉs de una entrega de premios musicales. dijo que tenÍa 13 aÑos cuando habÍa sido violada por las dos figuras del espectÁculo. >> esta demanda ya tiene 25 aÑos y la pregunta es por quÉ no se ha hecho algo. guillermo: segÚn la demanda civil que por ahora no tiene implicaciones penales, tanto jay—z como diddy combs se turnaron para violar a la mujer, en ese momento adolescente, quien dice que se sintiÓ mareada despuÉs de beber un tra

while ashanti and nelly had lots to celebrate with the arrival of their son kareem in july.tching our favorite stars on the red carpet, don't we? -and as you're about to see, celebrities took fashion to bold new ights in 2024. watch. -the glitz, the glamor, the style. 2024 celebrity fashion has been top notch, and it all kicked off with our favorite time of year, award season. -it's a big year. i'm excited. -at this year's golden globes, jennifer lopez had our jaws on the floor in this dress with eye catching three dimensional rose sleeves. taylor swift sparkled like an emerald, and despite her dress getting snagged into rosamund pike's, natalie portman pulled through to deliver this beautiful floral garment. and of course, we have to get into margot robbie's barbie pink dress, complete with $3 million worth of jewels. -tonight we definitelyly thoughit's all barbie. -and at the grammys, the name on everyone's lips was miley cyrus, who had us enthralled in this gold dress made up of 14,000 thousand safety pins and we have to get into her tina turner inspired dress that she wo

locutora: muchÍsimas gracias, ademÁs que trajo a su nieta, le quiero hacer unas preguntas a nelly.bonitas en esta parte de la iglesia. por quÉ es importante la devociÓn a la virgen? >> pertenezco al grupo como pueden ver aquÍ atrÁs hay cientos de flores. la gente ha venido a traer, es una gran alegrÍa ver a la gente y la devociÓn. locutora: para ti por quÉ es importante participar en esta celebraciÓn y ayudando a poner todas estas flores que adornan esta parte de la iglesia? >> es un servicio muy grande que le estamos dando a nuestra madre santÍsima, todos los jÓvenes le estÁn dando su servicio, el tiempo, ponen su esfuerzo para que todo esto sea posible. locutora: aquÍ la celebraciÓn contiÚa a lo largo del dÍa en este dÍa de la virgen de guadalupe, es importante para la comunidad de toda la ciudad de san josÉ. carla: la ciudad de san josÉ y la compaÑÍa nvidia ofrecen ayuda a profesionales, estudiantes y la comunidad, le diremos cÓmo conseguir este recurso. demÓcratas ¿has estado aquí antes? ¿o aún no has venido? ven a descubrir tu nueva aventura preferida. ¿sabías que puedes hacer

prosecutors say that penny went too far, putting nelly in a chokehold for six minutes.t some of the witnesses told police right at the time of what happened. watch. >> i looked at him, right and he started taking offer his sweater and the threw it and told everyone that he had like -- that he don't care what happens today. he don't care about going to jail. >> martha: so interesting to look back at the initial reactions. the five co-host is here. covering the trial. getting caught up from the courthouse. >> the prosecution just began the closing arguments. for most of the afternoon we heard daniel's defense team asking jurors to imagine as if they were on the new york city subway last year when jordan neely got on. they described where everyone was frozen with fear. the defense attorney said it is no coincidence there is only aside of penny's restraint because it's the only time people felt safe enough to take out a phone and used the video to argue to juror there is a penny only kept holding the restraint because neely kept fighting back. reminding that the cold hold d

while ashanti and nelly had lots to celebrate with the arrival of their son kareem in july.rst child paris. -2024 also had its share of celebrity weddings. in september, singer charlie puth walked down the aisle with pr exec brooke sansone in a lavish ceremony in montecito, california. -you're married. -you're a married guy. -how was it? -it was wonderful. i didn't plan any of it. it was my wife, brooke, that was able to make it happen. -oh. -here's me crying. that's my parents driveway. got married in my parents driveway. -while in july, eddie murphy married model paige butcher after a 12-year courtship and two kids together. -also in 2024, stranger things star millie bobby brown and jake bongiovi made it official in a beautiful tuscan wedding. -thank you. -how does it feel? -it feels great, you know. of course. -like there's a part of me that's just like, oh, it's over. you know, it's like -- but it was just unbelievable. -we all love watching our favorite stars on the red carpet. -and as you're about to see, celebrities took fashion to bold new heights in 2024. -the glitz

and so he maintains a friendship with them, especially nelly and wash, for the remainder of his life as well. so there there's still the connections there still. descendants of lafayette around and the family is definitely still around. but in terms of like specific details about the about the children, i'm i have a ton off the top of my head thank you. my they've compared my wife and i lived in alexandria many years ago and have since been in fredericksburg. lafayette tours will come in a few weeks. we were blessed to hear elizabeth talk in town. lafayette's here. he's there. so my question again, reflecting maybe since met in fredericksburg, you've seen this tour unwind and fall and bob joseph, former ambassador here in town awhile ago commented that today america benefits from this discussion then and now and you know, you mentioned in fredericksburg, this tour is somewhat of a kick off. we have the 250th, the declaration and not too long behind that that the constitution so could you give a little further reflection on the implications for lafayette today in a divisive political

. >> people usually don't call me chanel cha cha, nelly shelby. bugs. coco. me in different outfits all the time, and i would just strike a pose. >> oh, look how adorable. i love all your nicknames too. yeah, and going to your home goods line now. cha cha. so you incorporate your one of your nicknames. >> so back in my hometown, everybody calls me cha cha. and i combined my nickname and casa, meaning home together and created cha. back to my story of moving to new york. i was 15, i started off living in a model's apartment with a suitcase and a blanket. this experience is really what gave me the inspiration for the cha of blanket. to give everyone comfort was really important to me. >> what a full circle moment for you when you just came here with a blanket and now you're designing your own blankets and these beautiful candles as well. they smell so good. oh. thank you. did your background as a model, did that help you transition into the businesswoman that you are today? >> all of my achievements in my career has helped mold me into who i am today, and it's

withdrawing his troops, according to robert kennedy was one of the members of to come to develop nellie and i have to go to a hard break right here. gentlemen, we're going to go to a hard break, and after that break will continue our discussion. i'm serious day with our to the the, the wound when i was sure seemed wrong. just don't you have to shape out the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground the the will connect across the corner. all things are considered. i'm theater labelle. to remind you we're discussing syria, the right. and i want to go back to eileen before you went to the break, you were making a point about the illegal occupation of american troops and syria. a go ahead. oh yes, i was saying that, um you say look at the statements made by senior highest president electronic black, robert kennedy, who is one of those senior heights. he said that, um trump is seriously considering the withdrawal from syria. uh so, you know, these might be a type of smart bite in by the duke state in order to k

tell y don't be a negative, nelly. don't give up on the 49ers. just yet. impressive win yesterday.hey play again on thursday. yeah, like as in, like a few nights from now. thursday night they host the rams thursday night at levi's stadium. they got a win if they want to stay in this playoff race. as for yesterday all niners at levi's stadium in the sunshine. they jumped out to an early lead and they never looked back. brock purdy was sharp. they blow out the bears 38 to 13. purdy threw for 325 yards. running back isaac galindo added two touchdowns. he did leave the game with a foot injury, but today kyle shanahan said it was a sprain and he still has a chance to suit up on thursday night. all right. monday night football did you see this in dallas. bengals and cowboys all sorts of wild. wow look at that. yeah walking into the stadium. that's joe burrow and his teammates there. joe burrow to ja'marr chase here in the final minutes of the game. the 40 yard connection. watch this move. he takes it to the end zone. bengals beat the cowboys 27 to 20. dallas drops to five and eight on th

. >>, nelly negligent homicide will say in its text, didn't mean to kill him, just fits those peoplemanslaughter. which in turn caused death. this should have been done on friday when they came through with this. the judge, the da, he is a good man and take your weekend and come back with a conviction of sorts and that is what is happening. eric: the judge basically has given the jury no choice but to convict. we will see what the jury says. >> there was nothing more discouraging when we first heard deadlocked, manslaughter, everybody got very excited. we all wear, this is great and they conjures this up to prolong it. what they should have done in my opinion was sequester the jury, make them stay until they could fix this and that -- send them home for a weekend. do you really believe that? we are going to hang our hopes on that one drawer or three drawers or six jurors who caused this deadlock to stick to the fact that daniel penny in an is an -- innocent man, a law-abiding citizen who stepped up to the plate, he's a good samaritan and we hope they stay on this path and come back w

leading the singing of the 1905 song "wait until the sun shines, nelly. "worldwide exchange." a great person every time i saw him at the new york stock exchange art cashin passed away at 83 years old. we wish the best to his family (vo) this holiday, verizon will turn your old or broken phone into a gift. anyone can trade in any phone in any condition and get a samsung galaxy s24+, on us, with circle to search. even if your phone is old or dated, you can turn it in at verizon for gifts for you and the family. for a limited time get galaxy s24+, watch and tab. all three on us. that's up to $1,900 in value. survive the holidays with samsung. powered by verizon. ♪ ♪ ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> there's been some, you know, challenges beyond cost and quality, honestly and the slow uptick of evs. electric architecture is hard to execute. the company is big know how. we are already at 20 million ota. that will be a more important capability for the company there have been surprises, but as i said, we're really

up until nellis but in no touch approach we've never had a gap between the size, scale, and power ofion like big tech in the absence or near absence of regulation but look at internet providers. the fcc we do not have a complete hands off approach. we have a transparency rule that applies to them. i have called for bringing that same typeop of light touch regulation too big tech including application of a transparencycy rule including getting back to it i think is the original intent to a section 2:30. think courts have given expansive reading over the last couple of years and just this week justice thomas weighed in with a similar review beyond the limited protection. a light touch approach is right for big tech. the note touch approach we had up until now is not in the best interest of americans. >> we talk about the originall intent of section 2:30 what he referring to? >> is a number of provisions. one of them talks about not treating the speaker of the content provided for justice thomas walker's statement recently about how that does not mean or doesn't give them immunity from

i'm patrick nellis. i work here at the college. i'll be introducing our introducer. i'll get to that in a moment. this is our 41st year doing this, and we cannot do it without the massive help of volunteers, the entire miami-dade college family is out here directing human traffic everywhere we go. let's give a round of applause to the volunteers. [ applause ] >> books in books, our independent bookstore is selling the books outside for all of the speakers at the book fair. let's give them a round of applause too. following this event, the book is available for you to purchase and the authors will do a signing afterwards in the signing area down on the green table to my right. it's past the elevator. so, with that, let me just -- this is the book "profiles in mental health courage." we're going to introduce the authors with mayor dan gelber. dan gelber was recently the three-term mayor of miami beach. before that, he was a state senator and representative where he was elected as the democratic leader in the florida legislature. dan served as a federal prosecutor in fl

, nelly ♪ >> one of the great joyce s of lift was dinner with art cashin.ld progress to pigs in a blanket, he called it irish caviar, french fries, burgers and a steaks there were days we didn't get past the scotches. he was a slow drinker, deliberate and in a few hours in i would say, art, i have to go home next morning "cashin's comments" would be in my mailbox 1:00 in the morning he would be writing. this is a menu from eberlin's, art was a regular here on page 2 there is spaghetti ala arthur cashin. they opened at 6:00 a.m. what would you be doing this there, art? he said we would be hunger, out all need he had a special recipe named for him. i said you guys were out all night? he said, well, yeah, and in between i'd find some way to write my "cashin's comments" and we would show up he had an amazing capacity but all night sitting next to him for 25 years i can't describe how much he influenced the way i look at the world. >> i'm glad you mentioned that he didn't chase innovation, technology, but he could talk about it he could talk about anything that

we respect the american people in nellis think about how we have a better message going forward.non: let's respond to janet rubin writes with the "washington post" democrats should not try to find common ground with trump. depress the high number of elected democrats are declaring their intent to find common growth present elect on donald trump and what she calls his crockpot cabinet pick certain naÏve tone death and bipabipartisanshipfor bipartisa. she says you should not be doing it. your response? >> suited to look at issue by issue. no one is saying we should work with t republicans or donald trp if there's any proposal to cut social security. or if there's a proposal to politicize a justice department or a proposal to abolish the department of education. of course democrats will oppose that with our values. but, if the present has a good idea to bring manufacturing back or to cut wasteful defense spending or to make our food system safer why wouldn't we want to work on part of politics folks are sick about what's good for america. what way th we they want is chae agents on t

i, i am patrick nellis. i work here at the college, and this event is possible due to the miami-dade college and our family of volunteers. let's give a round of applause to all of the volunteers that are helping us today. so, the room is full. we have an exciting session coming up. i have a few words to offer about our sponsors and then i will introduce our introducer so let me just say thank you to the green family foundation, the necklace children's hospital, to amazon, and to the jw marriott at brickle, marquis, and the friends of the fair to me have any friends of the fair here? right. give yourself a round of applause. we always need friends. everyone needs more friends. talk to our friends about what the benefits are. we would love for you to become a friend of the fair. in a departure from our normal procedure, we are not going to have a q&a after this one and there is no book signing. we will spend all of our time enjoying the rock bottom remainders and right now i'm going to introduce our introducer

his stepfather, and his grandfather ed and nelly cornwell laid the foundation for the leadership he wouldbo body. after spending his childhood in oklahoma and spending his time with his family they shaped social justice, equity, and community building. not until junior high he met his biological father, paul, a retired baptist pastor for the first time and learned he had three sisters and brothers in florida. pending college in southern california he was a talented basketball player for those who don't know this. demonstrated athleticcablety and discipline and focus carrying him through life. however, the vietnam war error brought a doe four the signing of the basketball. drafted to the u.s. army. service was another significant chapter allowing him to gain a broader prospective and value of duty, sacrifice, and person veerance that marked his leadership. he was discharged from the army in fort lewis washington. riff vent townsend made his way back to california after receiving an invitation from his fellow army buddy. after getting initiated into the ashbury district. he event be cali se

penny now facing just one count of criminally negligent homicide in nellie's death. and cnn's gloria pazmino is outside court with the latest gloria, do we have any sense at this moment how these deliberations might go today well, jessica if it's anything like they went last week, this is a jury that has demonstrated that they are having a hard time getting to an agreement. it was two times last week that the jury came back and told the judge they were hung on the first charge, the most serious charge of the two manslaughter in the second degree. and it was after the jury came back and said, we cannot get to an agreement that the da floated the idea of dropping the first charge and the judge eventually ended up approving that motion to dismiss. now they are looking at this second charge. the lesser of the two criminally negligent homicide. now just because one is gone doesn't mean that the second charge is necessarily any easier on this jury. >> and they have a lot of evidence that they need to go through. >> so far, they've shown that they are engaged and they have

pennsylvania avenue that filled the bleachers and sidewalk to overflowing the suffragist first lady nellie taft was there with her suffragist helen who by the way, later became a big wheel at bryn mawr. oh, the elaborate pageant. and that's really what was and that's what the headline says was the brainchild of these two alice ellis paul on the left, lucy burns on the right two young hotspurs working for the national american suffrage association. now that's a mouthful of syllables so everybody called it nasa and you may as well. so the two had taken over nasa's congressional lobbying efforts, and they were only in their late twenties when they did that. they spun it off to their own organization, which was called the congressional union, and then they merged that into the national woman's party. both of these two women and these pictures by the way, paul, 1915 and burns 1913, beautiful pictures given their age. oh, paul held a bachelor's degree in biology from swarthmore, a master's degree in sociology from the university of pennsylvania. and a ph.d. in economics from penn. and that's not

it was founded by nellie hannan, who was an emeryville.the need. later, her brother bobby miller joined her, and now he is the operations manager. well, actually, he does much more than that, but and so we're still continuing to feed and so tell us a little bit about that process. >> you reach out to people that are less fortunate obviously that need to feed. talk to us a bit about that part of it and how it works. >> so what's really great is because ecap is has been around for 40 years. people know where we are. so we have folks who line up on a daily basis. they're able to go through line and they're getting they're getting fresh fruits and vegetables, organic food, and just a myriad any food that you could get from the grocery store, basically. >> ecap receives those fresh fruits, fruits and vegetables is something that's that's sorely lacking in some communities. so it's good that there's a focus on that as well. >> oh, it's desperately needed in our communities, particularly at this time when everyone's talking about the price of egg