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at the end of the day, the stories are about realty. you've been talking about how it's been almost 40 years and the case remains on souls to your sister's case. but recently there's been some traction in identifying a suspect. can you give us the latest update on that? but also if you think that the pod cast has helped in any way to find some of the answers as well, i'm absolutely certain that the broadcast has helped because we try to keep the media focus podcasts actually hold amanda. there's been some extraordinary instances where a story that has been brought to enter the spotlight by a documentary or a series or a pod cast has actually resulted in the case being reopened. can true crime is going to be a tool for social justice? absolutely, i mean look at what bill is doing, trying to draw attention to unsolved cases. so when you think about pod passer or documentaries that are focused on wrongful convictions, unsolved cases, finding missing people, all of those things are generally used used for good. we have seen attention brough

i'm not going to touch vichy, but but realty income, i really like the idea. asks. during campaigning, trump had mentioned rolling back credit card usury fees. what would you expect the impact on american express, visa and other card companies to be? don't worry about visa. visa's just kind of a transfer system. american express not that much worry there. the one you'd be focused on is capital one. now, let me tell you a funny thing here. capital one is actually my favorite. i put it in the bullpen, so to speak. i'm thinking about buying it because of the discussion, because of this discover merger, which is going to be so bullish and because i don't think there will be usury fees. so i want to go against what the president's musing was right there. and by capital one cof a really well-run, really, really well-run credit card credit card company. next up, albert asks. my family has been shopping at target for years. the stores are attractive and busy, but i continue to be disappointed in their stock performance. is it time to put my money to work elsewhere? i.

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matches, she fought for it and in the — matches, she fought for it and in the finals she was playing realty patten and partner herri heliovaara won a dramatic men's final. they lost a mammoth first set against simone bolelli and andrea vavasorri, squandering ten set points in a 24—minute, 3a point tie break. patten and heliovaara roared back to win the next two 7—6, 6—3 to add to their wimbledon crown from 202a. the match finished just before 2am local time. and alfie hewett added the men's wheelchair singles title to his doubles win with gordon reid. hewett beat defending champion tokito oda 6—4, 6—4, having lost the last three major finals between the two. he caught up with my colleague gavin ramjaun a little earlier. things don't get much better than this, so we prep and train a lot for these moments and unfortunately i have been on the wrong side of them in recent months and years so to get this one and to get over the line at the end, it was a really special feeling.- the line at the end, it was a really special feeling. this is an opponent _ really special feeling. this is an opponent

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, which again, spends, i mean, you to know is and he's team to the international court of justice realty, supported by multi equal at the states the outcome lift mid to adults over the events of the last 14 months, due to the courts dealing is wrong. can you start to defeat by finding the country's actions in gaza? could amount to genocide and calling for ease. wants to take me is to a 515 votes to, to the state of israel shell in accordance with its obligations under the convention, under prevention and punishment as the crime of genocide in relation to the palestinians and gaza. take all measures within its power to prevent the commission of all acts within the scope of article 2 is a convention state of israel shall take all measures within its power to prevent and punish the direct and public incitement. to commit genocide in relation to members of the palestinian group in the gaza strip, even if the court has not to hold that is well engaged in need. of the genocidal acts elated by sold africa. the literally was celebrated as a victory by the country as president, international cour

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what does it realty to unite any power? she writes, militia groups in different countries into a unified coalition, known as the resistance, access this alliance, and to counter western. and these really influence in the middle east, lincoln groups like him, austin powers fine with his beloved in lebanon, as well as the one key militias and the many who sees the power of this coalition became particularly evident during the ongoing cause, a conflict when the resistance turned it into a multiple prompts battle against israel. why are we all must realize in various resistance arenas that we have inflicted humiliating defeats and devastating blows to israel, despite israel's apparent achievements here and there of syria now faces a seismic shift that's we shaping the regional geo political landscape. many believe solely monies absence is felt more than ever. the people of syria deeply feel the absence of general, solely money during these difficult times like sunni's and she likes in syria shadows sentiments. the default belov

that's nice on paper and i said talk about that the realty on the ground is quite different as the secretary of state said this week, they have been known to recruit more fighters they have popular support in many different areas. last thursday whenever this went through we saw the celebration in gaza there gunmen in the streets in the gaza strip they were celebrating they are looking at what happened as a victory. there's a real possibility that sentiment carries over into places like these areas that still have popular support among hamas. >> you talk about popular support among palestinians but we talk a lot in this the last year end a half there are certain instances of that. the truth is the palestinians in gaza, we've looked at the surveys are in palestinian fromn organizations and arab organizations, the jute support hamas do they not? >> it exists on a spectrum as the work progress we've been talking to a lot of siblings inside gaza medical workers and members of hamas. when the civilian population is a growing frustration as the war continued the war was not over they saw the destru

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the moves behind that, however, are not necessarily that promising because realty is looking for alternativeources of vestinvestment. there has been lackluster with volatility there and domestic flows going into the chinese bond market at the moment. >> i also noticed this last evident data we obtained pick up in the consumer consumption and domestic consumption. i wonder if the next round of fiscal stimulus will target that. to some extent, could this be a risk for china in the medium and long term, really if they try to prop the economy by fostering consumption in the country? >> i think what we're seeing is that, you know, the consumer demand is important, but think about what they are doing. it is not just consumer focused. they are focused on other materials. i don't think they will just be focused on cash flow. there is another agenda here as well and using that critical mineral story and investing in strategic industries really investment and struck infrastrus key and that helped boost industrial production and the growth picture. i don't think it's going to be just a pure focus on co

din jabbar, property manager with blue metal properties and team lead at the midas group at core realty want to say hello and let you know a little bit about me. so i'm born and raised in beaumont, texas, and now live in houston. >> jon: here's the crazy thing: here's a terrorist. i would have bought real estate from this guy. he seems totally run of the mill guy who's been life-coached up. he's even got -- if you notice in the background there -- the basic bitch, motivational discipline posters behind him! "go all in." "take responsibility." terrorists generally don't have those posters! i don't remember bin laden having to remind himself to "hang in there." [laughter and applause] by the way, this is true -- just as a side note -- that is the actual, original "hang in there, baby" poster. i don't remember. i had one that was a super cute orange kitty. but this one really seems more demanding that you hang in there. like, it doesn't really look like a kitty trying to give you more -- it looks more like did nero and "cape fear," pull-ups being like, "i will [bleep] you up." that is not

. >> at that time, it was pretty difficult as a black person to get past grant pass woodbury realty. were engaged in racial justice efforts with organizations like the naacp and women in action. >> we organized in order to get some a black member on the city council. >> shelley's granddaughter, jamaica hughes, lived in one of the family homes that was destroyed. >> i raised my kids here. their friends are reaching out. i've had friends reach out to me literally from junior high school. >> hughes is determined to return and rebuild a wish her 93 year old grandmother echoes. >> i would hope for altadena to rebuild. i don't think i'll be here to see altadena rebuild, but i do hope that altadena rebuilds because it's a wonderful place. >> today, altadena is a diverse community. roughly 18% african american and 27% latino. >> give honor and homage to the diversity of our community. there is a large japanese presence in altadena. >> veronica jones, a lifelong resident of altadena and president of the altadena historical society, hopes the voices of these residents are at the center of an e

realty trust. >> okay. i want you to wait till that comes down.verheated because of the data centers. and we cannot we cannot we cannot get involved with a parabolic move of, of a stock that could go much lower. it's 2.9% yield. i think a 4% yield is probably right for that one. let's go to susan in california. susan. >> hey, jim. >> thanks for taking my call. sorry, i'm a bit. >> of a cold. >> i'm calling. >> about a stock. >> that decided last. >> october to. >> put up to 42. >> billion capital to. >> buy bitcoin. >> since it started buying it, it's. >> got. >> about $30. >> billion, but it's worth. >> the $46 billion. of course the stock. >> is jumping up and down. >> and as. >> you well know. >> microstrategy is. >> selling their strategy. okay look i say if you want to own bitcoin own bitcoin i own bitcoin. you should own bitcoin. bitcoin is a great thing to add to have in your portfolio but not microstrategy. just own the bitcoin. that's enough. and that ladies and conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by cha

lazy generation or whatever and they see us as being rude to them by saying okay boomer, but the realty, it is kind-they dont value us. i don't get respect from you so why am i going to go and support whatever you want or agree with whatever you say? i feel like-there is this weird twisted power structure. they always tell you respect your elders but you don't respect me, so-- >> there is a huge gap between adults and youth now a days. they like don't like care about our ideas or think you are still too young. we had more life experiences. we have been in school longer and seen more so you don't understand and can't speak about this. that might be maybe true but also our opinions matter and we have been through things and seen things and you should like care about our opinions as well. okay, boomer. >> interesting, it is a funny neme but speaks to the issue of how much space our different generations taking up in the conversation and gen z is willing to demand space then others and political movements. >> gen-z is-late 90 to early 2010? >> yeah are. i think everyone on the youth commiss

lazy generation or whatever and they see us as being rude to them by saying okay boomer, but the realty is, it is kind-they dont value us. i don't get respect from you so why am i going to go and support whatever you want or agree with whatever you say? i feel like-there is this weird twisted power structure. they always tell you respect your elders but you don't respect me, so-- >> there is a huge gap between adults and youth now a days. they like don't like care about our ideas or think you are still too young. we had more life experiences. we have been in school longer and seen more so you don't understand and can't speak about this. that might be maybe true but also our opinions matter and we have been through things and seen things and you should like care about our opinions as well. okay, boomer. >> interesting, it is a funny neme but speaks to the issue of how much space our different generations taking up in the conversation and gen z is willing to demand space then others and political movements. >> gen-z is-late 90 to early 2010? >> yeah are. i think everyone on the youth comm

lazy generation or whatever and they see us as being rude to them by saying okay boomer, but the realtys, it is kind-they dont value us. i don't get respect from you so why am i going to go and support whatever you want or agree with whatever you say? i feel like-there is this weird twisted power structure. they always tell you respect your elders but you don't respect me, so-- >> there is a huge gap between adults and youth now a days. they like don't like care about our ideas or think you are still too young. we had more life experiences. we have been in school longer and seen more so you don't understand and can't speak about this. that might be maybe true but also our opinions matter and we have been through things and seen things and you should like care about our opinions as well. okay, boomer. >> interesting, it is a funny neme but speaks to the issue of how much space our different generations taking up in the conversation and gen z is willing to demand space then others and political movements. >> gen-z is-late 90 to early 2010? >> yeah are. i think everyone on the youth commis

i am the property manager with blue metal properties, team lead at the midas group at corp realty. i just want to say hello. >> reporter: overnight abc news learning he had posted videos online in recent years promoting his real estate business. he was an employee for the consulting firm deloitte since 2021, the company saying they are outraged by this shameful and senseless act of violence. now investigators exploring the possibility that others may have been involved. >> we do not believe jabbar was solely responsible. we are running down every lead, including those of his known associates. >> reporter: this morning bourbon street remains a crime scene, the most crowded area in a city that's set to host the sugar bowl tonight and the super bowl next month. now growing questions about security and why barricades were not properly set up. officials say after multiple malfunctions they were in the process of being replaced. patrol cars were instead meant to block traffic. a tragic failure, as the suspect was able to drive on the sidewalk. >> we had officers there. they still got aro

or the lazy generation or whatever and they e as being rude to them by saying okay boomer, but the realty why am i going to go and support whatever you want or agree with whatever you say? i feel like-there is this weird twisted power structure. they always tell you respect your elders but you don't respect me, so-- >> there is a huge gap between adults and youth now a days. they ke our ideas or think you are still too young. we had more life experiences. we have been in school longer and seen more so you don't understand and can't speak about this. that might be maybe true but also our opinions matter and we have been through things and seen things and you should like care about our opinions as well. okay, boomer. >> interesting, it is a funny neme but speaks to the issue of how much space our different in the conversation and gen z is willing to demand space then others and political movements. >> gen-z is-late 90 to early 2010? >> yeah are. i think everyone on the youth commission now is gen z. >> gen z has stereo type of, never experienced no internet. >> addicted to technology. very

it's alternative realty that they live in. as you write here, "for the first time since george w. bush's transition 24 years ago, america is at peace overseas on inauguration day. murders are way down. illegal immigration at the southern border, lower than it was even when donald trump was in office. stock market is at record high and finished their best two years in 25 years. jobs, way up. wages rising. the economy, growing fast. unemployment is as low as it was before covid-19. and near its historic best. drill, baby, drill, we already are. domestic energy production, higher than it has ever been. the manufacturing sector has more jobs today than at any time since the turn of the century. drug overdoses continue to drop. crime, peter, is at a 50-year low. violent crime is at a 50-year low. and the economy, if you talk to people all across the world, if you talk to bankers, if you talk to investors, if you talk to business people across the world, in europe, as i've done over the past month, as you -- i'm sure you do all the