>> alfonsi: in here, ray johnson is rebuilding too. >> ray johnson: accent! damaged. so, we had to rebuild everything. and just now, we were beginning to see the fruits of our labor, and then here comes covid. >> alfonsi: how many kids are in the band now? >> ray johnson: on the roll, i have 85. >> alfonsi: where would you like that number to be? >> ray johnson: 150. >> alfonsi: 150 allows for a full band and a deep bench. for decades, they easily hit that number. on a sizzling hot blacktop over the summer, hundreds of students would try out for a spot. the competition was fierce. many of the kids had grown up playing music. ray johnson was one of them. would you have ever skipped practice back in the '80s? >> ray johnson: oh, no, ma'am. no, not at all. if you-- if you skip practice, you got ten dudes lined up to take your spot. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> alfonsi: they were a powerhouse. st. augustine played for eight presidents, and a pope. the band's founder, edwin hampton, was a no-nonsense disciplinarian who created the band's signature style. >> ray johnson: most marching

ray: ok, that's good. for me, inspiration comes from, you know, a trip to the farmers market, conversations with another chef, having breakfast with my wife and son. all of those things can trigger a food memory, an inspiration that comes from an ingredient. and it never comes from the same place. the influence is from other neighborhoods or cultures or countries come together to make this food that is uniquely angeleno. it's still mexican food, but it is through an angeleno lens. there you go. now you can eat. so the same way that youight consider, you know, baja as a region or oaxacor mexico city or the yucatÁn or puebla, it all plays off of tradition, it plays off of local ingredients and customs and family influences. i think the same thing is happening in los angeles. here you go, triceratops. here's one more. bill: here in los angeles, it's time for this voice to finally be heard. we've had people who are not mexican representing our cuisine. it is time to represent it. and again, it's not because of

>> yeah, i took ray's wedding ring, and i took a medallion that he wears, which is, you know, ray's romanind of had to research the roman catholic thing. i decided i wanted to get him a st. christopher medallion. and i went to the catholic me cal dale anyone place downtown near wall street and he showed me all the medallions. i said i'm looking for a st. christopher but who's that anyone? st. y jenesius. i said who's that? he said, the patron saint of actors and prostitutes. ( laughter ) i thought, what are the chances they'd ever do a really good closeup on this thing. i got that, if anyone asks me, it's st. christopher but now that we're done i can say ray has been wearing the medallion of st. jenesius. >> seriously? >> stephen: given to me by a guy in chicago called pat finn. >> and you don't wear it? >> stephen: it's hanging on the mirror next to my s sap la, --scapula, you know, my holy cards. ( applause ) that's jeezy right there. actors, prostitutes, clowns -- which is why i was given it -- and i think thieves might be another one. >> i fall into all four categories. >> stephen: ju

we can forget about ray epps and move on. sorry we asked. but wait a second. when exactly and under what circumstances did the committee talk to ray epps? supposedly this interview was conducted in secret last november. if that's true, we don't know if it is but let's say it is then why did the committee wait months to tell us today in a tweet? when committee got its hands on mark meadows' text messages i seem to remember they leaked those to the media within hours and was this ray eps interview conducted under oath. will the information that he revealed be available to the many january 6 defendants who are now awaiting trial? can their lawyers see a transcript of this interview? can we see a transcript of this interview? if not, why not? and while we're at it here's something else that's confusing. epps is a long time right wing

the only problem is ray epps is observed to the fbi on a silver platter. the fbi included him as one of the 20 most wanted people. they said please help us identify him. the internet identified him like two days later and the fbi has done nothing. and so it's really, i am at a loss for an innocent explanation for these discrepancies. >> tucker: can you imagine why someone like liz cheney but let's be honest, virtually every republican leader in congress has ignored this. why would they not want to get to the bottom of such an obvious and important question? >> well, because what the evidence suggests is arguably one of the biggest scandals in american history. left alone, january 6th is a big nothing burger but if it turns out that some of the key instigators in the key figures who played a role in turning this from a rally into a riot are actually informants of the government or even agents of the government, this is extremely to the elements of the government and it is completely destroyed it's a false narrative they are trying to engineer on the basis o

ray was on the fbi's list of most wanted individuals. but the day after revolver news publishes an explosive report about steward rhodes, being involved with the oath keepers come all of a sudden ray falls off the lease. we've sent letters asking questions about all that makes minimal circumstance and the fbi and the justice department have given us no illuminating information. but it wasn't just ray who appears to be on video animating violence -- please play the next clip. here you have fences being cut, removed by this individual here with a backpack. professionally, not whipped up in the crowd, just taking the fence down. moments ago, congresswoman greene and i went to the specific location outside. and we demonstrated how easy it could have been that an individual might've listened to the president's remarks, arrived at the site, saying that fencing was removed and might've been drawn into a place that they weren't supposed to be in, maybe never intended to be. but the fence cutter, the individual we saw in the last video, nowhere o

he had ray epps as you and than him for his cooperation. what is going on here?learly they were lying about ray epps, no question about tha but what exactly are they hiding . no one in the committee has expanded he was in communicatio with any u.s. government agents. why won't they just tell us that ? don't we have a right to know? he joins us tonight. joe, thank you so much for coming on. this ray epps question, we're not alleging anything other tha they are clearly lying because that's transparently obvious. why can't we get an answer to this simple question. what was his relationship with the u.s. government before january 6? why was that so hard. >> they're is clearly something they are concealing and hiding because if they their narrative was true, if ray epps was this man that adam kinzer said was trying to help out the january committee and provide more details they would've provided that transcript if they had nothing to hide, show us the transcript and show us the tape. this narrative has been used to paint half the country as terrorists and insurrection

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what about ray? a man she worked with by the name of rafeal and she hired him at ibm. >> he was johnny on the spot. >> it seemed off to dennis. ray's happy with diane said it was cozy ... obsessive, maybe. he was felt the rates lookalike and her, and was varied infatuated with her. and offered to take care of her dogs when she was out of town and, wanted to be kind of close to her. he thought maybe that he had too much of an interest in diane. what's more, ray had his own personal key to diane's house. and remember, there was no forced entry. the killer was either invited in or had a key. the detective asked wray to come into the station to answer a few questions, except it was ray who seemed to be full of questions. >> unfortunately i didn't know anything about diane holik until i went to her house last night. >> he seemed excited to share what he knew. >> how long have you knew diane? >> two years. he was an odd character. supery gotta help us, almost too eager. to the point where it just threw us

in bridgewater, that is ray dalio.ray or henry or george wants to institutionalize the firm, and that is the term people use when they talk about building a company that is going to survive for decades, you have to choose new leaders. so this is very much a coincidence and the timing, and the sense that all of these corporate leaders are in their late 60's, 70's, maybe even approaching early 80's in some cases, and they are being forced to hand off the baton, but ray dalio clearly wants bridgewater to outlast him, and that is why he has made many of the changes, including the appointment of these new ceos and the formation of a formal operating board, which bridgewater just disclosed last week. these are steps along the way. dani: fascinating stuff. fantastic reporting. that is bloomberg's erik schatzker. from leadership changes to our question of the day, let's get back to it. how much will omicron matter for assets in the new year? to help us answer that, we are joined by alan higgins, coutts cio. how will omicron af

as a man called ray epps who was a longtime conservative activist.captured on camera at least three times, possibly more, encouraging people on january 6th and the day before, january 6th eve, january 5th, encouraging protesters to stormm the capital. here's one tape. [cheering] [chanting] >> tucker: that is ray epps. again, we should that you g before. congressman asked the attorney general, what is that about?>> is he going to be charged? he was on the fbi most wanted list and now he's not. attorney general refused to answer the question. no one has answered the question. it's not a conspiracy theory, it's a legitimate question. why want to answer it and what is the answer? there are multiple like this but we are going to leave you with one other example. this man has been dubbed by internet sleuths as the scaffold commander. he was shot from a variety of different angles on videotape on the january 6th appearing to give orders to the crowd from an elevated position. there's really no doubt, if you watch the tapes and they are all available online,

the truth is the conspiracy said that ray epps was an fbi agent. ray epps is not an fbi agent. the crux of this fbi conspiracy that somehow maybe their own base is too stupid to be able to resist somehow an fbi-inspired insurrection. that's the kind of garbage we're dealing with. and this is new. his name is new to a lot of people. for about the last three months it's been growing on right wing twitter and conspiracy blogs to the point where whatever percent of the american people take it as fact as ray epps was an fbi agent. he was not. this was mainstreamed yesterday when ted cruz asked specifically to the fbi about ray epps. they can't comment as they don't about individual cases and that was seen as even further of a conspiracy. this is why conspiracy theories can't be ignored with this new social media environment. they have to be nipped in their infancy. >> and also because you have people who you'd think would know better like u.s. senators and house members mainstreaming this stuff. i want to get your reaction to something i saw today that was kind of shocking. so the m

. >>> coming up today, a can't miss interview with bridgewater founder ray dalio.hat exclusive interview is coming shortly asking bank of america's head of commodities research where he thinks oil prices could be headed next. >> let's focus on the big stories this hour. mike santoli tracking another wild day joining us with his take adam parker mike, what are you focusing on right now? >> tentative steadying action is not movement under the surface there's a weak bounce in the growth sectors after being oversold today the s&p 500 did go down and held the initial technical areas people were looking for. it comes up in there really what we have done is tried to stop the bleeding in this area. right around the november/december high just there's been a lot of money in motion and seems like today with a payrolls number first thing tomorrow morning sometimes the market idles in neutral before that. this is happening across the market real economy stocks are back in favor. here you have regional banks in financials they have converged. similar total movement here's the b

>> tucker: that is ray epps. again, we should that you before.sman asked the attorney general, what is that about? is he going to be charged? he was on the fbi most wanted list and now he's not. attorney general refused to answer the question. known as answer the question. it's not a conspiracy theory, it's a legitimate question. why want to answer it and what is the answer? there are multiple like this but we are going to leave you with one other example. this man has been dubbed by internet sleuths as the scaffold commander. he was shot from a variety of different angles on videotape on the january 6th appearing to give orders to the crowd from an elevated position. there's really no doubt, if you watch the tapes and they are all available online if you're interested, that this guy was coordinating the movement of the crowd toward and into the united states capitol. he was caught directly on camera, the facial recognition software out there, probably not too hard to find out who this guy is. if fbi agents can fly to alaska and hassle old ladies

they weren't clear, it seems highly protective of ray epps.othing but a january 6 protest attendee. really? nothing but an attendee? he is the opposite of that, of everyone there, ray epps is the one you should be maddest that if you were on the democratic party. another engaged american exercising his constitutional right. that is a huge change. it's a bizarre, it doesn't make any sense at all. what's going on here? the committee has assured us that heat wasn't employed by, working with, or acting at the direction of any law enforcemen agency. okay. why did the committee stop they are? with the committee be willing t broaden that statement and affirm in writing that ray epps wasn't working with any government agency, law-enforcement or otherwise? that would be a simple change t make their lead see if phil mak it. let's see if republicans will force them to make it. not the those would of either writers at the atlantic. not being the worst isn't an endorsement committee could be the finest caterer, but that doesn't mean anyone should eat their

potentially suspicious device, the bomb squad was brought in and those bomb technicians have been using x-rays and other techniques to try to figure out exactly what it is they are dealing with, how this was made, what the components are, and so far, they said what they have discovered is very concerning. >> an individual placed a suspicious device of the base of a flagpole in the plaza adjacent to the federal building behind us, at this point we have not been able to rule out that it is still a credible device. it has a lot of characteristics that are concerning to us. we are working slowly and diligently to do our diagnostics, use our tools and technology we have. we have a very experienced bomb team here, probably one of the most experienced teams in the country working on this problem right now. >> reporter: a law enforcement source did tell me that what they have seen so far on the x- rays is that this device does have circuit boards, wires, screws, they said this is either an actual, fairly sophisticated explosive device, or, this is a very elaborate hoax. what they are trying to do at t

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>> the original mcdonald's was in the forties and moved to chicago in 55 with ray croc. he is incredibly ambitious we could have mcdonald's in every bedroom community but african-americans don't get the entry point until 68 and then immediately after king's assassination. i think for us, having grown up where mlk junior is a hero it's easy to not know or misunderstand that in his moment he was not the good guy of history so after his assassination it is work over the past three decades that mlk is a hero but in 1968 after the uprisings and reaction to his death and the consternation of the civil rights movement there was anth incredible and then the first african-american to franchisee mcdonald's that in that moment there is federal pressure to open opportunities for african-americansfo knowing that there is a number of franchise owners who don't want to do business in black communities anymore. there are events after king's assassination and mcdonald's is recruiting black franchise owners to serve black communities and they discover it's very profitable for a number of

alameda county bomb squad did pick up that suspicious device, that was after they did a number of x-rays and were able to determine that there was no way for this device to actually detonate. in those x-rays, they did earlier see circuit boards, wires, and screws, which led them to believe that this could actually have been an excellent explosive device. that is why they have been keeping this area blocked off for the past five hours. >> that planter box has been difficult to work in. it has been very deep, where the device is and it is kind of sandwiched in around dirt and soil and terrain inside that planter boxes are it has been difficult to work it. >> reporter: as you just heard, a spokesperson for the alameda county sheriff's department explaining why it has type taken them so long to determine that this was just an elaborate hoax. that is because of the location of this. now, at this point, the alameda county sheriff department has turned over the suspicious device to the fbi. they said there is some evidence of value there, because of course they will be trying to figure out exac

so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c.ou know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us >>> as the nation prepares to mark the sad one-year anniversary of the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol, let's look at where we were one year ago today on january 3rd, 2021. the red flags were already there three days before the insurrection. u.s. capitol police shared an internal intelligence bulletin warning of possible violence. according to "the washington post," the memo said "unlike previous post election protests, the targets of the pro trump supporters are not necessarily the counter protesters as they were previously, but rather congress itself. >> one year ago today, the department of defense confirmed with capitol police that there was no request for support and the acting defense secretary met with select cabinet members to discuss the potential of future support needed. it was also on january 3rd, 2021 that then president donald trump held some key meetings, one with them attorney general jeffrey rosen and former doj offic

let's take it up with our panel, ray wang, michelle schneider back with us. ray, start with you.t nicely there trying to say investors look at crypto all different ways. we don't really know how it is trading right now. sometimes it trades in lockstep with stocks, like a risk asset. sometimes an inflation hedge. sometimes they're trading like a currency. it is tough to sort of understand what the underlying thesis is? >> yeah it is. people thought it was an inflation hedge. the way to look at this there are a couple type of crypto investors. there are crypto whales, they are holding this thing out. they will wait it out. they believe it will outdo the u.s. dollar, it will outdo gold and platinum. they're holding out for the long haul. there is small range of crypto left trading volatilely. those are hedge funds and jumping into it that is what prices are being affected of. if you look in the long run, it will be 65, 66,000 by the end of the year. it will probably recover. in the short run, people run scared. these are asset classes, worried about inflation, which one will win out

so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c.. 33 minutes past the hour. there are a lot of people who still believe former president trump's lies that the 2020 election was stolen. >> there's an all-out effort among some of his supporters to notp only undermine trust in the last election but influence the next one. here is sara murray. >> i'm ron hank. >> reporter: ron hanks is calling for an audit in colorado a state joe biden won by more than 13 points. a local republican party is knocking on doors trying to uncover voter fraud. >> we're canvassing in a dozen counties. >> reporter: in minnesota in a state that has gone blue since 1976 residents are pressing the board of commissioners for an audit based on false and misleading pretenses. >> that law will tell us if that went on the internet and switched any votes. >> reporter: in alabama which former president trump carried by 25 points, republican secretary of state john merrill is batting back unfounded claims of fraud. >> i think a lot of that is people listening to people w

i want to bring in con stilllation founder ray wang and ray, how long do you think this tech wreck will people don't know what the retail numbers look like or cpi and ppi numbers, the fed hikes coming down the path but i think that will change. we'll see q4 earnings reports and forecast that should shank the outlook. a lot of tech forecasts soming second or third week of january, i think that will bring hope. for the moment there is a lot of volatility. the top 6 publicly traded stocks in the tech world used to be worth 26 trillion. at end of 2021 we took two trillion dollars out of market cap the last two weeks. cheryl: a lot of big growth names are getting hammered. metas, twitters, and the like i wonder if you look at smaller names to emerge as leaders? i know a lot of folks are actually trying to do that now because they feel maybe what we saw in 2021 with the large cap tech you look for small cap tech? >> yeah. there are things in the small cap to look at but there are couple things that are important. the great refactoring how people come back to work. cloud technologies there. an

sanborn, was ray epps a fed?sir, i cannot answer that question. >> the next day on january 6th, mr. epps is seen whispering to a person and five seconds later, five seconds after he's whispering to a person that same person begins to forcibly tear down the barricades. did mr. epps urge them to tear down the barricade? >> sir, as the other answers, i cannot answer that. >> shortly thereafter the fbi put out a public post, lifting, seeking information on individuals connected with violent crimes on january 6th. among those individuals in the bottom there is mr. epps, the fbi publicly asked for information identifying, offering cash rewards leading to information, leading for information leading to the arrest. this was posted and then sometime later magically mr. epps disappeared from the public posting. according to public records, mr. epps has not been charged with anything. no one's explained why a person videoed urging people to go to the capitol, a person whose conduct was so suspect, the crowd believed he was

if adam kinzinger wants to be on truth serum, he needs to subpoena ray f. and call him in front of the january 6th committee. why don't they subpoena his banking records instead of worry about innocent people who worked on trump's administration or people that got a rally permit -- legally got a rally permit on january 6th to use their first amendment right. adam kinzinger is totally irrelevant to the g.o.p. he's completely serving the democrats and hoping he gets some kind of contract from msnbc or cnn. this whole thing is absolutely ridiculous. i'm here in washington d.c., laura and the reason why i'm here is because i think january 6th is an important day, and i'm willing to talk about the real thing that has happened that day, because i think the american people deserve the truth. >> laura: congresswoman, thank you for being here tonight. we'll be watching tomorrow and the democrats have a kamala problem. i'll explain it in moments. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by peop

a huge part of the story, massachusetts feeling the brunt of this, were going to fox whether robert ray who is been an element and you have been blowing around it is tough to make out the snow it is blowing so hard it is tough to see you, visibility is way down. >> it is unbelievable out here, once you think it's bad it gets worse. i am going to trench through the snowdrifts. you will see how deep this is getting. this is offense here on the atlantic ocean, the speech is complete we covered. i'll try to make my way through the seagrass. these winter upwards to 50 miles per hour with a gas-fired miles on thatcher island. we have reports of 70 miles an hour. this storm is relentless, the bobble genesis, check this out as i walk into the snowdrifts, it is tough to tell how much snow we actually have because of this incredible wind that keeps coming in. thank you to the crew if we can pan over there and take a look at the atlantic ocean, the visibility is almost 0 at this point. we talked about blizzard conditions, quarter-mile or less, we have a lot less than that right now. we just drove

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how did this interview with ray epps go? when did it happen? was it done by members? how long was the interview? what questions were asked. you know what they could do? they could actually release the transcript. was it done in person or by phone? i've probably been in more depositions than just about any member of congress over the last 10 years. i was in the irs division, the benghazi select committee and impeachment investigation. i know how these things operate. i would like to know how these things operate because they were quick to point out that there is nothing there with this individual even though we've seen the videotapes and the things he say the day before and the day of. >> laura: one of the strange things is the doj lists firearms, ammo and equipment purchases made after january 6. now, the feds made it clear they believe the purchases were the next steps for more insurrection. so -- >> that really gets to some of the problems that the doj might have at this point. it's very rare to charge someone with this type of crime. it's even more rare to successf

oliver dowden speaking to sophie ray _ report is produced.den i speaking to sophie ray worth on the bbc this morning. we expect to see that report next week, the announcement to parliament will be very significant for what that report says. if it put some blame for some suggestion of the prime minister not doing what he should have, then i think that will dramatically increase the pressure on borisjohnson to stand down. you will also get tory mps back in the corridors of power discussing what they have been hearing from constituents over the weekend. that will increase the pressure, too. it is quite clear from ministers and from downing street that boris johnson has no intention of resigning but that could be tested in the next few days by what goes on in the next few days by what goes on in parliament. i'm nowjoined by aletha adu, political reporter at the mirror. where do you see things going? it has been a striking week, hearing the prime minister's so—called apology in the comments to then seeing tory mps going to the 1922 committee, and

neil: look at it, ray, right?usly the companies are trying to juggle this, keep their workers happy, but not to get them so cocky that they don't even think they need to get vaccinated but it's a delicate balance. for now, they're free to push this to the degree they are, just as they're doing the carrot-and-stick approach with a delay of the, in-office return to try to keep those same workers happy. how is that jug -- juggle going? >> depends where you're work negotiate country. it is very regional. if you're in the south, texas, florida, people have been at work, right? there have not been these types ever mandates. in california, new york, boston, seattle, very different type of story. people are more conservative getting back into the office and work. you see that with events as well. tech events, there was a big push to try to get ces not to have the event. a big push for -- not to have the event. you give people choices. make a risk assessment to go in. i'm double vaxed. i got covid when i was in dubai. got

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well, ray, who is sitting behind me on the bench -- ray took that idea and ran with it. we went down there the following sunday, down to texas, and he used his cell phone to live stream our attempts to try and ascertain exactly what was happening to young boys and girls. at a detention facility in in this -- to witness that children were being ripped from their parents' arms. there was a press outside asking, what are you going to find? i said i have no idea, but i will talk with you all when we came out and ray and i went in and saw those children in cages. and as we were being given a tour, i remember one of the young boys in a cage, they were asked to line up from the shortest to the tallest, and the youngest was knee high to a grasshopper. he was just maybe 4 years old. and i asked, where did these young boys come from? and he said, well, we brought them in that door over there and we took them away from their parents. and in that warehouse room, the parents were other cyclone-fenced cages, and if the boys peered really hard, they might possibly see a pairnlt or a cy

, in a bar to evoice that i -- baratone voice that i can't imitate, ray, people will come, ray. they'll come for -- they'll come to iowa for reasons they can't even fathom. if we get this right, if we take this opportunity, then people will come. but for reasons that are obvious. they'll come because here they can find freedom and opportunity. because of our small towns and thriving cities. they'll come because we reward work, value personal responsibility, and care for our neighbors. above all, they'll come because we put our faith in iowans and iowans always come through. thank you. god bless. and god bless the great state of iowa. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022]

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put people on their wanted list like ray epps -- i think he was in the top 20, and then took him off.ho recorded ashli babbitt's death and then sold his videos to media companies, you know, he has been charged. but he had a knife on him inside the capitol, but yet at the same time, he's not being held in jail. there's so many issues here like the man that was on the scaffolding ordering people to go into the capitol. where is that man? who is he? why hasn't he been charged? then there are reports of people wearing earpieces but not just one. i've seen reports of many people wearing earpieces. who are they? why were they wearing earpieces? what exactly was going on? why wasn't the national guard there? that's what i really want to know. i was a brand-new member of congress, and the national guard wasn't even called in and nanci pelosi didn't give permission for them to be there that day. >> laura: well, there's certainly a lot of video that's not been released, and a lot of information that's not released, but maybe they're waiting to, you know, august of this year right before the mid