neil newman. _ best used to do that. neil newman, as _ best used to do that.do that. neil newman, as always, lovely debbie on the programme. china's biggest airshow is getting under way in the southern city ofjoanne howey in guangdong province. these are life pictures now of the biennial event, which is also known airshow china. it gives visitors a glimpse of the country's expanding aviation and military advances, as you can see there. this year's event is open just a day after the people's �*s liberation army air force marks its 75th anniversary. i am air force marks its 75th anniversary. iam pleased air force marks its 75th anniversary. i am pleased to say we can go there right now and speak to our correspondent stephen mcdonald who is at the event. stephen, what is the vibe like? please let me know what's going on there.- vibe like? please let me know what's going on there. here at the zhuhai _ what's going on there. here at the zhuhai airshow, _ what's going on there. here at the zhuhai airshow, there - what's going on there. here at the zhuhai airshow, th

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that is sounds like america is salisia newman via and lee. thank you. who door has been hit by rolling blackouts with power cops lasting up to 14 hours a day. people are holding on the government to do more to tackle the problem julia getting on or has more or another day. another protest in the streets of ecuador and demonstrator say, this is just the beginning. an energy crisis in the south american nation is causing power cuts up up to 14 hours a day, and it's driving residents to the streets on an increasingly regular basis of the code that so. so lead is, we're debating a post post which will uprising is needed because we con tickets anymore. the government is not solving the blackouts. there are no jobs, no security at the door has been hit by its worst drought in more than 60 years. as a result, the country lacks enough water to run its hydro electric power system which supplies most of the national grid. president denny and noble who to power a year ago says the situation is the result of climate change and years of under investment and mismanag

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let's discuss all this with our latin america editor, lucy, a newman. you're joining us live from lima, a root. so you told us last hour, the chinese president is really getting the red carpet treatment at this summit door ahead of this summit, i should say, explained to us again. china is important for latin america. of the china is definitely stealing the show for a very simple reason. it dominates the economies of just about every country of these are in latin america, north of the us border except for mexico and colombia. and that is have been happening now for many, many years. but it's becoming even more clear now. in fact, in about an hour's time president, the shooting thing will be inaugurated remotely from the presidential palace because of security reasons. a mega port, an investment of $3600000000.00 here in peru, a port that will probably be the most important vehicle for transporting goods from the asia pacific region, all the way through lat hidden america. and that's just one example of the importance and the string to economically, but

omarosa newman joins us next.rosa newman joins us next >>> do you support him using the justice department to go after the people who disagree? >> he didn't do it his first term he said it many times. >> i don't think that will happen because we are the party against political prosecution. >> that is jim jordan quelling fears that donald trump will exact revenge against his political enemies as trump prepares to return to the white house on an invitation from joe biden. his last time in the white house was in january 2021, 14 days after his political supporters launched an attack on the capitol. he did not stick rnd for biden swearing in as president of the youns. joining me now is omarosa manigault newman. she is the author of unhinged, an insider's account of the trump white house. always good to get you on the show. specifically today, you were on trump's transition team in 2016. yoerp in the midst of the chaos with trump in 2017. >> yes. >> do you believe jim jordan? where do you think his focus is today, 71 d

i'm here paula, and peter newman. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website builders or dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also during the conversation on x r handle is at a inside story for me, how much enrollment whole team year bye for now, the, the trump has captured the popular vote says look, what happened is this, the fault lines looks back to the election year huge part of it undeniably, is that you can't fund a genocide with you know, what if you want to try to win otherwise on an honest what this means for the future of us politics. stuff of a pretty extreme novel. the return of trump on a jersey or in the philippines. women are renting out there with this summer at the see is controversial and a highly religious nation to put in underground business driving. if the birth certificate of a child is falsified is not illegal, it is $1.00 oh, $1.00 east goes under cover to review the legality in the indu

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let's say a newman is the summit and the wind law is the name of this meeting is to try to maintain what both countries very, very clearly underscored is the most important find lateral relationship in the world on an even keel as much as possible. now mind you, a presidential by new will be out in just 2 months time. so it's very difficult to say what will happen. but he was underscoring constantly how important it was that, that they had been able to maintain channels of communication open and that this had prevented their differences. and there are many from escalating even further to and is really strong because it's a you and run the school, the nose and goes away. thousands of displaced palestinians all sheltering at least 10 palestinians were killed in the attack. children are among the dead. many more people reported wounded. a boy, you see, i see a school isn't all shots, the refugee camp in western parts of gauze. the city of fox across gauze that have killed these 50 palestinian since saturday morning. as were all his kind out multiple strikes. so 11 on capital that's off to t

lieu lane newman. pink jumpsuit. we go to paris' house.nted the exterior pink at the house. >> jimmy: no, she did not. for the party? >> why not? cha-ching. [ laughter ] i want that dirty whore money, where do i sign? >> jimmy: wait a minute. she painted her house for the party? >> pink, yes. >> jimmy: then the next day -- >> repainted it. jimmy. so we go in. here's my favorite part. when you go to an a-lister's house, they don't let you inside the house because they know somebody like me is going to steal something. [ laughter ] a little cutlery, nothing main, a couple forks or something. first of all, i kept trying to get in the door. then the security guard starts following matthew mcconaughey round. >> jimmy: what door, to her bedroom? >> any door that was open, an exterior door. >> jimmy: you're roam is around the house? >> i felt if there were not gift bags, i could make my own gift bag. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's entirely reasonable. >> thank you. so then the security guard's following me. and i'm thinking, where do i go? there w

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and those who say it's exactly the right message, we'll see how the voters feel omarosa manigault, newman always thank you. >> thank you. laura. >> ahead. >> jd vance gets the joe rogan experience, but it's controversial comments vance made about trans kids and college admissions. that's raising eyebrows. his former friend and classmate is my guest next returns there is no case that is two-fold certainly recognize that our world forever change. how would really happen new episode starting sunday, november 17 at nine on these sea ban denture adhesive seals hold all day and make your gums feel happy with gradual release technology for strong all day holds in a cushy soft seal for full gum protection and comfort strong all day hold, makes your gums happy, savant. i had no idea. i was still paying for employee wi-fi until i finally check my credit card statement 14 months at $600 later. that's why i created rocket money, an app that shows you all your subscriptions in one place. see something you no longer want. you can cancel it straight from the app. download rocket money today >> leave it

right, let's see a newman. thank you very much that you're reporting there from the lima room. us president elect donald trump has named the more top level positions, including many who shown loyalty to him within the last few minutes. robert f. kennedy junior has been nominated for the health secretary role. former presidential candidate is a known vaccine. skipped 6. is an environmental lawyer by training and has no formal background in public health. like hannah is live for us near trump's home in florida. so mike, i suppose that's, that's one way to write the headline known vaccine skeptic set to be the us secretary of health. exactly, add to that somebody who says that h i b does not cold aids that vaccines cause autism. a number of incredibly controversial comments have been made by the no money to the health services. and certainly this is the latest in the series of controversial appointments smell. rubber, they have kennedy junior, obviously, the son of brother to kennedy be. his uncle was john f. kenn

i miss lucy newman is throughout the pen. the co trial needs to push on country for news. and then i could see the i pulled vista and hopes that the statute of limitations on rate, currently 20 years in france will finally be abolished because it would have taken decades for her to build up a strength to take someone to court piece coke. almost a component and cross of the kind of go try and when we pull out, beginning to understand the extent of chemical submission from i'm as it happens to young people, even children to accept. and that means there is no justification, worse statute of limitations to the cause of my father is afraid. i want him to realize that at times are changing to us a level bush and says that when the perpetrators are made accountable for their actions, their victims, wounds can finally hill as well. their voices are being heard. france has just announced new measures to combat sexual violence. the government plans to extend the network of hospitals where victims can file complaints and women affected by domestic violence will receive increased fina

concerns grow for potential new trade will off to donald trump is one in latin american that is salisia newman reports for the final photo of leaders of the apex so much us president joe biden was the last to arrive. what would be the 1st to leave the 21 nation group of asian pacific countries? this was the beginning of biden's swan song on the global stage. and ahead of next week's the 20 meeting, it was his last chance to meet privately with his chinese counterpart whose conversation prevent miscalculations and they ensure the competition between our 2 countries will not fear in the conflict. competition, not conflict. it's not so our responsibility to our people and as you indicated to the people around the world that would change and waiting share should china us relations that critical not only to the interests of the chinese and the american people, but also for the destiny of full of humanity, the 2 countries should bear in mind the wellbeing of the people and the common interests of the international community. the relationship between the world's 2 largest economies is complicated and

elizabeth newman, thank you for your perspective tonight. >> thanks for having me. caitlyn tonight. >> it also looks like the world's richest man is asking people to work at his new government. not really a department. it's outside of government. wants them to work there for free. the question is what it's going to look like in terms of reducing bureaucracy. elon musk says he is only hiring super high iq candidates. kara swisher knows how better than anyone almost how elon musk runs his companies. we'll talk to her next episodes of how it really happened. there are six capsules missing there are three people dead. what possibly could have happened to these very young, very healthy people it wasn't just about tampering, it was about evil. new york city became so enthralled with this case. >> mother and son murdering people. >> why did they do it? >> this pathological how it really happened. sunday at nine on cnn fired up randy never even happened happened? >> servpro. >> see you tomorrow. >> we're unboxing unbeatable value your home every friday in november. >> i'm m

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the next steps for me and i've heard a lot from experts moving with them, newman to so, so then you saying that they want to create a singleness new breaks current. so now this is not our goal and others by simply it's not have to keep what could we do appreciate it. i'm sure what to do to we're not just talking about a single currency because if we're ones that we need to close have gotten closer. integration of our to count them is still sent. and also just to become an but we need to improve that. our economies and make them before they reach a certain level so that they would be all in a way how much it is in terms of their quality and what's the frequency should equal then lose in terms of the possibility of opportunities. because if we do that before we do that we, we could face some negative consequences now. so that's kind of what, so when we never really wanted to give up the, on the dollar, it's something that's worth the political and finance the institutions of the united states. and to europe are imposing on us as a solar moment from simple 10. and you've hasn't even been esta

lots in america, just at least seeing newman has moved from santiago donald trump selection victory is on almost everyone's mind in latin america. to start with, he's likely to pressure the region to reduce ties with its main trading partner china, with little or nothing in return. well, during the visit, he's 1st term, basically we receive pressure. we are the warnings, but instead we don't receive any economic help. i mean, we don't develop projects, and of course china is best and he lives in america. and then there's the sony issue of immigration. those with most to lose could be cubans and been his wailings, what they migrating to us by the 10s of thousands. they're also bracing for return to staunch economic sanctions. or other vehicle hill impose more drastic measures and it's the people who will suffer and not our president. it's that simple. south american democracies with lift wing governments are also unhappy, especially columbia, been nivia chilly, and brazil. the regional powerhouse trump is a protectionist who is expected to raise paris. unimportant goods from brazil, as

in the country, the latin america editor, let's say a newman joins as long as now from the mess. so what more can you tell us about these protests that high there? well, i have to say that they certainly have a lot to protest about what they're coming up in relatively small numbers, because it seems that the government has beaten to the punch by announcing a practically a week long public holidays. certainly for school children at university students and then as of wednesday for all public servants as well there. the idea is to clear out the capital to make way for the $21.00 heads of state, foreign ministers and dignitaries that are attending to a tech summit. so they won't be seeing very many pro testers here, even though that was supposed to be a strike, as i say, it won't be quite as effective as it might otherwise have been on the caea us present. joe biden is uh, just arrived, but present to elect donald trump is certain to be discussed at the summit. mm hm. i'm a, i'm sorry. could you repeat that? i, i didn't hear that last part of your question. yeah. so many present elec

us president donald trump, that's expected to dominate the agenda. less than american ad salisia, newman reports now from through his capital lima. they were present 60 percent of the world's g. d. p. nearly half of global trade and 38 percent of our planet population. the 21 countries that make up the asia pacific economic cooperation group or a pick span from giants like russia, china, and the united states, to some of the smallest, like tonight and popular new guinea. apec has been a dynamic engine if you can on the gross, encouraging the flow of goods, services, capital, and technology. it helped turn asian pacific into the world's most powerful trade region. yet 35 years after its inception, the multi lateral forum is in trouble. we've been looking to place at the moment today, the dominant economies are more worried about the own internal problems. that's distain from multilateralism and the root of little as we're seeing in ukraine and gone. so wants dominating is the law of the strongest, instead of a quotes that set the rules. the integration and common prosperity pending in the

so let's see a newman who joins us from lima, where that conference taking place. now, what was the name of this meeting and also what did they discuss exactly? what very clearly the name of this meeting is to try to maintain what both countries very, very clearly underscored is the most important find lateral relationship in the world on an even keel as much as possible. now, mind you, a presidential binding will be out in just 2 months time. so it's very difficult to say what will happen. but he was underscore in constantly how important it was that that they had been able to maintain channels of communication open. and that base had prevented their differences and there are many from escalating even further. they didn't discuss behind closed doors. the problems with north korea. the concern is that the united states has of about north korea's increasing military involvement to support russia. and it's war against the grain of cause an invite, who wants china to use its influence to try to minimize that? it's not certain whether that will happen or not. but that

all the demonstrates of strikes with newman solve. this isn't without purpose. he's at the task. i'm sure that he wants to push us out by january the 20th is very important for him to demonstrate that he is in control of the situation. now. he does not control the situation. in the russian customer region, ukrainian forces are losing ground. they now control 40 percent of the territory they took during in august in cash and rush just as it's hit ukrainian positions. they're wanting, the east of ukraine. russian forces have been making advances. ukraine is now losing grant on 2 fronts. and this will, in what seems like a push by the russians to gain territory before us president donald trump takes office in january. i said big i just data keith, ukraine says leaders in south africa say that trying to deliver food to hundreds of minus who's been on the ground so weeks. even impulsively. mom's police have stopped community members from accessing the sh off since last week. say all those below ground, all criminals and all refusing to come out. come web reports. now some stuff on tim

all the demonstrates of strikes with newman solve. this isn't without purpose, he's at the task. i'm sure that he wants to push us out by january the 20th, a very important for him to demonstrate that he's in control of the situation now. he does not control the situation. in the russian customer region, ukrainian forces are losing ground. they now control 40 percent of the territory they took during and august intelligent rush just as it's hit ukrainian positions of the a while in the east of ukraine's russian forces have been making advances. ukraine is not losing ground on 2 fronts and this will in what seems like a push by the russians to gain territory before us president donald trump takes office in january. i said big i just data keith ukraine. protestors have taken to the streets of george's capital to play. see i had a new parliament being thrown in on monday of forties had a knowledge. some irregularities during last month's parliamentary elections. the results had partially been revised, but opposition. members want the election results fully and old critics say last m

i'm gonna say a newman in lima peru where us present in joe biden has just held his last meeting with his chinese counterpart in like this bodies and the rubble of what was meant to be a safe haven is regulatory. so human run school with thousands of palestinians with sheltering the book into the program sees the tie. food money has coal, significant damage in the philippines is the 6th powerful storm to hit the country in the past month. the wind gusts of up to 185 kilometers now have been the code is on the cutting and once islands moving 650000 people for the homes of the storm, a price for the forward he's wanting of catastrophic and life threatening conditions, okay, problem look at a is the program coordinator, and i think head of delegation for the philippines for the international federation of the red cross in the red crescent and joins us now from minute. i'm just, emma could you could help you with this on the program. just give us an idea of what you're hearing from you. all soul says around the islands as to how the type thing is impacting the philippines of web went slow

i'm just saying newman in lima, peru, where you as president joe biden has just held his last meeting with his chinese counterpart. the is very as points targets in middle school in gauze, sheltering thousands of palestinians. at least 10 people have been killed at hundreds of mine information shopped into grove in south africa with nuclear plants of how to bring them to the surface. the welcome to the bank. i'm trying to, as president said, he's ready to work with the incoming us administration to keep expanding bilateral ties. teaching ping met with joe biden of the asia pacific economic cooperation summits in peru lay of the school. the importance of maintaining stable relations between washington and facing, especially in the face of potential new trade will often double trump is swollen and lots of the metric had this at least see a name and repulse. so from the peruvian capital lima, for the final photo of leaders of the epic summit, us president joe biden was the last to arrive. what would be the 1st to leave the 21 nation group of asian pacific countries? this was the beginnin

newman stronger, more resilient to the changing climate and for some loss and damage has already taken place about $2.00 trillion dollars. so what is the one trillion dollar fee? so finally optimistically, i think of some of that money is assumed will come domestic. this energy transition, the, the much of the analysis says is good for the countries if they can afford if they can afford, it is a big question, but once they can afford, it is good for the growth good for development. it means the savings come from electrification. savings and fuel costs, savings and health multiplan dying from a pollution from fossil fuels to the dying from climate change today. so lots of savings to come if they can afford it. the problem is they can afford some of it. so they're going to need about one trillion to come from overseas. so that's where the one trillion fits in of the 2.4 to one full trillion is all the finance we do for developing countries. but it's trudy and has to come from abroad because they don't have enough money locally to finance at old themselves. a months worth of rain is folde

the us and chinese presidents meet summit phase of a new trade war i'm gonna see a newman in lima peru where you as president joe biden has just held his last meeting with his chinese counterpart, the phillips over on the do what you ups their lives by headquarters here in the hall also coming up the philippines is hits by 6 ty, soon in full weeks. full cost is a warning that money will likely have a catastrophic like this bodies of the rubble of what was meant to be a safe haven. israel attacks a you and run school with thousands of displaced palestinians with sheltering and hundreds of mine is remain trapped underground in south africa with nuclear plants on how to bring them up to the surface. the bulk into the fact i'm trying, as president says that he's ready to work with the incoming us administration to keep expanding bilateral ties shooting, being met with joe biden, at the asia pacific economic cooperation summit in through the end of school. the importance of maintaining stable relations between washington and beijing, especially in the face of a potential new trades or the d

the us and chinese presidents meet and it says of a new trade i'm gonna say a newman in lima peru where you as president joe biden has just held his last meeting with his chinese counterpart. the.

and this is of a new trade i'm gonna say a newman in lima peru where you as president joe biden has just held his last meeting with his chinese counterpart, the hello and bought a fire or a life from the hole. so coming off on the part of the philippines is hit fine, it's 6 twice, $3.00 and $4.00 weeks. full cost is a warning that money will like to have a catastrophic impact. lifeless bodies in the rubble of what was meant to be a safe haven as well. to talk to you and run school with thousands of palestinians with sheltering and hundreds of mine is remain at trump underground and south africa with no crypton on how to bring them up to the surface. the china is present. it says he's ready to work with the incoming us administration to keep expanding biological ties. she's going thing that with joy bite and that the asia pacific economic cooperation, summits in peru. now they underscore the importance of maintaining stable relations between washington and beijing, especially in the face of a potential new trade will off. it's on the trunk. this one and i lots of america edison to see and

what does that mean with the palestinians be living in the newman echols? i'm going to wait to see. yeah. interesting timing i saw for next in yahoo to drop his defends minnesota on november the 5th of old days. why did you think he chose that particular day? just as you know, this is not mean the honeymoon to throw out this relationship between got into the ho he's been wanting to remove them for quite a while. is use the, the with the, the lights and the landline, it's on washington and the, everybody, all inclusive of media was busy. and you know, following directions in the, in the washington america lot. so you chosen this moment so that to be able to do so quietly without this being the sort of the of the, this content over the ministration dot seem to have been close to government. and i've always used a gallon to propagate the muscles and the wishes to nothing. you know, given the fact that, as i said, gallant was uh, close to them and was giving a listening in to the, by the solution more than nothing. now, just the one that quick question before i let you go, when donald t

i'm gonna see a newman in lima peru where you as president joe biden has just held his last meeting with his chinese counterpart. the phillips over on the new what you ups their life bad for us here in the also coming up the philippines.

now lots in america, edit, tennessee, and newman has moved from the summits in lima, and this is outgoing, present in jo biden's last meeting with his chinese counterpart. both leaders emphasizes the importance of maintaining channels of communication open between them. despite the difficulties they've had present invited and says that competition can not turn into conflict. present interest see says that while he is willing to work with the next you as administration, he is also concerned that the world is entering into a period of what he called turbulence. this clearly and illusion to president or the future us presidents threats to impose tyrus and up to 60 percent on chinese imports. most presidents emphasize that this was the most important bi lateral relationship in the world and that shouldn't go astray. it would have devastating consequences not only for the united states and china, but for the entire world. you see in human outages, eros lima, peru, the philippines as being sunk, struck by a powerful twice strain for the sick time in 4 weeks. authorities of warning the impacts f

the super to that system is coming to an end, newman. that's why they feel the world is falling out from under their feet and they're resisting in every way possible. you've mentioned grips here and there's also the seo as well as other regional unions a little bit. there are asian unions that are very important in today's world. and where america has no say at all or same as it is seen as hostile there, even though those unions were not originally created as anti america. even though in fact i find the idea of the global self. and these kind of unions very promising . why the americans and their satellites keep seems that you are violating the rule based order shells. but when you ask them what that order is and i deliberately picked through legal text and i studied them, it seemed comprehensible. you know, it's not clear what the order is and who approve data, but it's really just an idea of the united states and the salary was well mostly made of how best to do business in the world. if that's what's not a written document, you're not

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. >> in a way, that's just mean, it's just would never pick up a newman has as u.s. a history with as collected nuys. he's if you look him, he's states is his his stature, everything. he is a bully, right? he's he's doing that. you can see him doing that with the media also on the stand. and it's so it's very it was very apparent. my brother wasn't going i know many stands up and demonstrates that pulled out a knife and swung his hand at him. >> many says he push away from him a redirect. it got control of his hands. he says lee walked away casually and he did not appear injured and that it all happened so fast during his testimony, lee's brother became visibly disgusted in caldwell, many a makes no sense. how did you stab somebody? 3 times think that they're not injured. i mean, in the little lies that he's done, he's saying, you know, i don't know what this means from his sister knows that. i think i'm hoping that the jury sees that and sees that evidence of him all the rest of right. he says his brother would never get upset over a joke. and the prosecution also s

like omarosa newman , fired from the first trump white house.is what trump called her after she published a book sizing him. >> she is a lowlife. >> reporter: for nikki haley, ambassador to the wind in trump's first term, a loyalist until she ran against him in this year's republican primaries. >> brain, you know who birdbrain is? >> trump is someone who values loyalty above anything else, and sought nikki haley as turning against him even though in the end, she offered to campaign for him. >> reporter: meredith mcgraw says, in the second trump term, the formula for survival for women in top positions like meeting will be to pick their battles wisely and not overshadow the boss. susie wiles, trump's new white house chief of staff is widely seen as someone who does have that capability. >> good point, brian todd. thank you very much. >>> we are following major developments including a report on what the kremlin is saying about a reported call to vladimir putin and donald trump as russia prepares for a major new military assault on ukraine. >>> to

we may well the claimant neutral newman is going to follow our example and then because in the rest of the world, the people want to drive a mercedes, perhaps fast what they find too appealing of it. the german model nice doesn't know that we're claimant neutral, but the claimant neutral and still prosperous since making money and running clean businesses. green gross. that's possible. suspend him. he's to attend these rallies regularly when he was active on fridays for future. he made posters registered demonstrations and took to the streets. but now he's distance himself from the movement. as a point of you to call earlier, a speaker was seeing she can't hear the words wells and group any more group setting. but that's what it was. they all do you because that doesn't fit with my assessment of the issue. a told to people in my view prosperity create so much if you, yes, many countries would give anything for prosperity like this. and it has to be honest. i find it very strange that are, for instance, out today the most taking a side off the streets and onto the stock exchange that he

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listening to things from ragtime and music i learned from listening to people like john prine or randy newmanhen: i hear good things. charles and helen howard. great american songwriters that i love. >> stephen: i want to ask you about this, there's two tracks by somebody called the coward brothers. who are they and how did their recordings end up on your box set? >> elvis: we were going for 100 tracks. we can only find 95. when the record came out, these charlatans had got their record onto our record. >> stephen: the coward brothers did this without your permission. >> elvis: without our knowledge and frankly, stephen, a little disappointed that you even brought it up. >> stephen: i was shocked too. i know you have a connection to the coward brothers on some level because they know elvis, you wrote an audible series called the true story of the coward brothers and t bone, you have produced an album called "the coward brothers." i think you are p protesting too much. i'm not the first one to mention that the coward brothers look a lot like the two of you. are they like single white femaling

for more on the next catalyst and challenges for nvidia, daniel newman.is the ceo there, what do you say? you have some reactions about what the next challenge may be for the very, very successful company? >> yeah, the only result that was acceptable was beyond perfect. they beat on every number, the guide. the beats on the guide have gotten small early the law of large numbers, the execution is fantastic. there was more smoke than fire when it came to the overheating. and the company is directionally in a very sound place. it was a tidy quarter, well executed. we are up against this era of generational upgrades. so you heard kristina talk about annual cadences. this isn't exactly like an iphone moment because you are talking about asking, you know, microsoft, google, amazon to spend 50, $60 billion contiguously and continuously year over year to continue to upgrade. there is an element of fomo here. they have to stay up to date, have to have the most advanced technology to be competitive in the next ears of generative a.i. capabilities. >> can you talk a

newman has as u.s. had a history with as collected nuys.few his state is his his stature, everything. he is a bully. it was very apparent. my brother wasn't going tech guy. >> nice testimony is expected to resume today. >> well, turmoil up in the north bay at a high school as the temple, pius high football team is now on probation following 2 reports of racist comments by player. so assistant superintendent kelly laura says the derogatory statements were made to and about a black teammate. in a statement, she said, quote, this is unacceptable. it is deeply harmful or hurtful to the targeted teammate and all black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black students, staff and families end quote, students attend pious time reacted to what happened. >> i believe this should be investing formal investigation on the football team about races. >> races, events that occurred. obviously racism like not acceptable thing and especially like in a school environment. so i thi

sometimes a great notion starring paul newman and nasa astronaut anne lee fisher became the first mom to go into orbit in 2016 republican donald trump was elected the 45th president of the united states. his democratic opponent, hillary clinton, won the popular vote by more than 2.8 million that year. we remember alex trebeck who was best known as the host of the tv game show jeopardy. he died at the age of 80 and in 2022, kathy hochul became the first elected female governor of new york. >> and we're getting feel at home a lot. and they were to air in our movie hbo show this picture only at night. good morning, mount tam picture there. you have some haze. this is really pollution because we don't have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere yet. forecast says today, 67 san francisco, 69 open. 75 san jose. and the game plan is this today, sunny and mild. we're going to keep those temps in the 70's may do it. also this weekend, even though we do have the interference of -ome rain trying to sneak in here and there don't forget saturday, it's got to fight through a lot of dry air to get to t

this contradicts previous testimony that newman was aggressive and angry. 4 is expected to resume on tuesday. hundreds of students and parents rallying outside of the union school district office in san jose against planned school closures. organizers say the board of trustees is looking to close up to 3 schools because of declining enrollment and a budget deficit. but they're also questioning why the superintendent and her assistants forgiven raises despite those financial troubles. >> we should really consider why the pop why the leadership rewarded while the community from the how aboard in conscious of movies raises with these financial condition? but we have. >> ralliers say they will present documents to the board with ideas on what the district can do to raise extra money and cut some spending to prevent to the school closures. snowboarders and skiers can now head up to the slopes and enjoy some fresh powder. look at that. so pretty the mount rose ski resort in reno is now open for business. it's the first to open the season in the tahoe region. thanks to an early snow season.