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o. i'm dara brown, here's what's happening republican crossed congresswoman liz cheney -- in her reelection bid for virginia senate congressional district. cheney is also endorsed to other democratic endorsements ahead of the 2022 midterms. congressman tim ryan and congresswoman elise is slotkin. pfizer is working on an experimental rsv vaccine which the company says was found infective in preventing severe infections in infants. the vaccine is given to expected mothers for the second half of their pregnancy. now, back to dateline. now, back to dateline. >> what was the narrative picture that had come together for you of what had happened in her life? ten years before -- >> i missed, or a love tried to know is going on, because we never had a fight. and hung up on each other you know you get over it but we did not have that fight >> jeannie didn't know exactly what had gone on in michele and lloyd's marriage, but she knew she'd never liked him. >> okay, she can do better than this. why is she -- what does she see in him? >> looking back, what makes you say that, jeannie? >> he was arrogant

descend 400 meters under ground, that they may be here when 120 meters above sea level dazzled brown. even o a muddy lauser doors is limited to day art. accountable. bell now works at fontanello, the largest on shore wind farm in europe. he provide safety training to new wind park walk his take your time. okay, take your hunt off the letter b. good. i i just like that budget that okay. no safe in trying to pull it up. but then it these came out. maggie: the victim has started breathing again. we move him so that he's lying on a side of it. then we take off his mask to free his nose and mouth. okay, get it. i thought it be under the european union has set aside billions of euros. the special programs to help former coal miners without a northern figured i did it outbreak to lee annas with oakland on the zillow of your do for this project was born 2 years ago when romania was still pondering, the energy transition, isabella, and, and thought the other one as to what this year, the government said, all our minds will close by 2032, that is issued last year in the selected july van, thanks to th

survived colts 17 to 16 to keep pest records in football 91, epic snow storm o forcing buffalo to move the game against brownsoit 77 inches of snow outside that stadium, 6 1/2 feet height of bills quarterback, those are headlines. maria: mark warner telling fox chinese owned video sharing app tiktok is a major threat to americans' privacy, watch this. >> i think donald trump was righted i mean tiktok is an enormous threat a threat, it is a massive collector of information. oftentimes of our children. maria: this comes after new warnings from christopher wray says he cease tiktok potential fluvend in operations he toll lawmaker chinese communist party has in his words stolen more americans personal business data than every other nation combine, dagen there is a reason we zero in on the ccp so much, on this program. it is a major, major threat to americans liberty and freedom. dagen: why are lawmakers broadly speaking, respect for senator mark warner for actually saying, the truth, and not you know, being being hesitant to bring up president trump being right about this. but where are the regulators, lawmakers

brown, firmÓ una ley en 2016, que establece que un votante puede revelar voluntariamente cÓmo votÓ, si ese acto voluntario no violaninguna otra ley. en wisconsin, siempre que no causes distracciones os y familiares a votar. en illinois, tomarse una selfie con una boleta, es un delito grave de clase 4, que lleva una sentencia de 1 10 aÑos de prisiÓn. en michigan, los votantes pueden tomar una foto del papel, pero no ellos mismos. serÁn las notas de manera segura, >> ojalÁ que asÍ sea, muchas gracias. carolina: les contamos que twitter estarÍa pidiendo a decenas de trabajadores que vuelvan a trabajar en su empresa, segÚn indica el medio bloomberg. informÓ que algunos habÍan sido despedidos por error, y otros poseen calificaciones y experiencia en las caracterÍsticas que elon musk desea. el viernes, como le contamos en la "ediciÓn digital", la compaÑÍa despidiÓ cerca de su plantilla aproximadamente 7500 empleados despuÉs de que su dueÑo justificara su plan, asegurando que twitter estaba perdiendo en promedio4 millones al dÍa. carolina: meta, la empresa matriz de facebook podrÍa seguir los pasos de twitter haciendo despidos masivos, tan pronto como este miÉrcoles. borja: esta serÍa la

plus, we'll break down the latestx■ó■ signals from the fed look for opportunities in the bond market when we're joined by aaron brown, let's head over to the market dashboard with mike s santoli. what are you focused on today? >> kind of a multiday pause. holding on to the rall y off th mid october lows take a look at the s&p 500 it's kind of been hesitating here around the 4,000 level. is it stalling out, losing energy, have to pull back? just digesting those gains that's what we don't necessarily know looks similar no matter which of those it was i would say pullback to the 38.50ish area would be no big deal a lot of divergence within the market also keeping the indexes relatively calm. take a look at this map of the october rally has taken us this morning well into the average of other years when there was a bear market in october there have been more in october than any other month it shows you there's been this 12% into a little bit of a plateau and then a rest, pullback, then maybe a stronger finish to the end of the year. this is a very rough template. it's a selected group of years only in retrospect do you

impressive and i hope you will join us for that conversation o look forward to seeing you all at 4:00. we want to highlight as well, josh brown for this month's "fortune" magazine the best financial strategies for surviving a recession in 2023 from three top advisers congratulations to you >> thank you look how handsome i look there >> like the video, too give us a little tease of what you told people. >> the premise was, and savida was a part of it, the premise was how do you survive 2023 given the different directions that things can do what do you do specifically with your portfolio and i think i had a lot of nuggets of wisdom and some off the cuff remarks that i wish they didn't print, but they did anyway but it's a great issue look for it on newsstands now. >> do we need to be concerned about anything that you said >> no, nothing, come on. come on. >> let's not get carried away. >> okay. >> all right that's josh brown. so make sure you check that out. give us a final trade. you obviously have some time, too. a couple of minutes left >> we talked about dividend aristocrats, i want to talk about my favorite, ao smith, his

o residence, welcome. the soldiers on the ukrainian flag has been raised on public monuments. president brown, mass lensky has held it as an historic day ushers. retreat has been seen as one of its biggest setbacks of the war. i, with valor is in moscow. he says, russian officials are down playing the withdrawal. the russian minister of defense confirmed that the last russian soldier left the city of her son by 5 a. m. friday morning, after a night of heavy bombardment by russian artillery and other defences against ukrainian positions in an attempt to prevent them from getting closer or disrupting that withdrawal. and later in that they thought mr. defense gave some more details, saying that 30000 russian soldiers left the city of crafts on people escaping m 23 rebels in a democratic republic of congo. say they have been sexually assaulted and tortured the army has been at striking rebel held territory near the border with rwanda. m. 23 has denied allegations of human rights abuses, saying the claims are designed to discredit them. on the world's largest crypto current exchanges has filed for bankruptcy

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backs of black and brown people through the whole systems and the antebellum south that we are still living that legacy. >> jobs, infrastructure, when theyey say what are you going to spend o less on. there's $2 trillion of procurement. it's millions of people working for the government, working for us but not for the government and atca that scale you can have material insignificance. number two, everything gets paid for.r. everything's got to be t paid fr but shifting to fees, we pay for water as a commodity, there are now cities across the country, kansas city, numbers that are making transit free because we don'tay pay to drive to the grocery store. the more we shift fees, the more the distributional challenges happen and you see that over and over again. >> i w would like to mention a couple of things. we have something in the county called game sharing where the employees have an opportunity to bid on projects and i think it's a really creative opportunity and it allows those employees to think creatively and outside the box as well of how they could offer a competitive service. [inaudible] for example if they want to privatize some of the bus routes and use smaller

despite the foul that don is now five and o after 75 69 when they'll play wichita state tomorrow for the championship. collegiate history today made by brownity. brown is the first division one college that will have a woman on the roster of the baseball team. her name is olivia picardo. she's a freshman utility player who got to try out as a walk on and has made the roster. picardo was a pitcher and outfielder for the u . s women's national team this past summer. and check this out time on a monday night fielder is a senior at southern california academy of prep school in northridge. he was in a weekend tournament this weekend. i think you would say that the 6 10 forward can leave a little bit. fielder has committed to providence university next fall. just like you in high school. my very exactly just like it. and how much did they love their soccer in england? well this was a fan zone gathering for today's game in the early afternoon in london . hello the reaction when the first goal for england was scored, a lot of people decided to take the day off from work. we're still in group stage here. people be really good right there fifth or s

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brown bear. according to reports of the tim the man survived somehow he drank his own. that's what they told us right he was found later by a group o rescued him into come to the hospital. could demand really survive a month and a bear den with no food, a broken spine, and only as a beverage? could that happen? we asked our medical expert. it is one of the stories you want to believe is true. as a matter of human physiology is it possible? >> it is possible under the following circumstances. brown bears do not usually drag humans anywhere. humans are not their prey, but if you attack the cubs or put the cubs at risk, the bear migh get angry in the brown bears do sometimes store food and wait for a while until the food decomposes in the edict. it was possible he could be in the cave for a month right he can survive without food, you can survive weeks and weeks without food. you need water though, and you're not going to survive by drinking you're in the way he says he did very that's the par of the story i don't believe because is very salty and will make you more dehydrated. you could survive with the broken bones, you might look l

. >> let's take a look at "white rage" and michael brown and gallo is that wherere the book stems from iste that persinger onyways, i was in this project which was teaching faculty how to write for public audience and workshop later date tv on in the news is just wearing and it didn't matter which channel that i was watching, because ferguson, missouri was on fire. independence ross and welcome aw look at this black rate burns up with a live, the black folks burning where they live andac yu believe all of this black rage. and it didn't which channel i had oncoming was the same narrative i lived in missouri for like 13 years. i found myself shaking my head going, no no no, this is not black rage, this is white rage that is where i came up with as a nation we are so focusing on the flames we miss the kindling. ms. the policies are in place then generate that explosion we must whatpl we do with educatio, we must always do with housing and we miss what we do with criminal justice system and we miss whatt we do with the votig rights we miss all those fundamental basic of life in america in the policies of system

brown. [applause] and eric mansia. >> next i like to call on the pc o's. first place ani tammy. herman prat. and justin. and next i would like to call on our operators. first place winner won first accomplice many years before i joined. tim mc gradey. the good thing and the bad thing about mr. grade theis was his last rodeo. he is going to retire. i understand? yes. >> this will open the opportunity for others to take his place. otherwise, it would never happen. [inaudible] from the potrero division as well. so. here come the fun part of the evening. then we asked managers to participate in the course events of this one. we had i want to acknowledge the staff who participated and making funnel right? not that the operators were not fun but to watch managers try to maneuver a course and they had a time limit. i don't know which it was. i was lushg who is this over there. they are like 10 minutes. i like to acknowledge. jeff tumlin the director. julie kirbbalm. >> greg jones. jesse charles our subway station manager and monica collins. who also she was told to do the mc of the ope

brown. [applause] and eric mansia. >> next i like to call on the pc o's. first place ani tammy.erman prat. and justin. and next i would like to call on our operators. first place winner won first accomplice many years before i joined. tim mc gradey. the good thing and the bad thing about mr. grade theis was his last rodeo. he is going to retire. i understand? yes. >> this will open the opportunity for others to take his place. otherwise, it would never happen. [inaudible] from the potrero division as well. so. here come the fun part of the evening. then we asked managers to participate in the course events of this one. we had i want to acknowledge the staff who participated and making funnel right? not that the operators were not fun but to watch managers try to maneuver a course and they had a time limit. i don't know which it was. i was lushg who is this over there. they are like 10 minutes. i like to acknowledge. jeff tumlin the director. julie kirbbalm. >> greg jones. jesse charles our subway station manager and monica collins. who also she was told to do the mc of the opera

o here on their letter stationed that mentions that they are the fi of correspondence. and it on this letter they are takinghe ttimony of one of the veterans by the name of john brown, who is also from indiana. and arg tt with rachel, that john brown has informed them that that he saw david d at four in south carolina. this is exactly the kind of information that rachel needed to secure a pension. but upon further work with the pension documents that are in the collection and those that are at the national archives, we know that it wasn't john brown's witness testimony or one of the other letters that we have in the collection, the four through the missing soldiers office, that finally, rachel, the pension there was a third veteran who came forward and gave witness testimony. and so after two years, almost three years of trying, she did secure the pension in september of 1865. sorry, 68. and we know that. only three months later she died, leaving their young son, willy in the care of her parents. samuel ward jr, and her mother sarah. and it's through the pension filing that sarah that rachel did that they were able to support willy with an $8 a month miner's pension. it