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contra costa county sheriff's deputies detained robbins at the home.was booked on suspicion of murder. there's no word of a motive in the killing yet, and the residents of the home did not want to comment that thanksgiving is supposed to be a peaceful and what people gather the family and they have a good time. milton lives next door. you don't want to see nobody die. you know, over some ridiculous stuff. i'm pretty sure it was ridiculous. several miles away. candles mark the spot where a second man was shot and killed. hours later on thanksgiving. the man who was in his thirties was shot on worf drive at about 3 45 in the afternoon outside this woman's home, heard this boom sound and how how collins puerto work in medicine before retiring. she and others try to help the victim. but he died at the scene as a woman with the victim watched in horror. the woman when she kept saying the also pray for him and his family. that's all i can say. and i did what i could, deputies found 18 year old emanuel morales nearby and arrested him on suspicion of murder an

contra costa county sheriff's deputies detained robbins at the home. he was booked on suspicion of murder. there's no word of a motive in the killing yet, and the residents of the home did not want to comment that thanksgiving is supposed to be a peaceful and what people gathered the family and they have a good time in lives next door. you don't want to see nobody die. you know, over some ridiculous stuff. i'm pretty sure it was ridiculous. several miles away. candles mark the spot where a second man was shot and killed. hours later on thanksgiving. the man who was in his thirties, was shot on wharf drive at about 3 45 in the afternoon outside this woman's home, heard this boom sound and how how collins puerto worked in medicine before retiring. she and others try to help the victim. but he died at the scene as a woman with the victim watched in horror, told the woman when she i kept saying the also pray for him and his family. that's all i can say. and i did what i could, deputies found 18 year old emanuel morales nearby and arrested him on suspicion

. >> robbins also detailing backlog is reaching a record of $8 billion by the end of the year a signalthat's moving other component makers higher and then later on coming up on "mad money" right after "fast money," ceo chuck robbins will be there with jim cramer talking about the quarter and much more. back to you over to you. >> thank you dan nathan, report backlog wow. >> yeah. well, mel, not just that their annual recurring revenue increased to more than $23 billion. that's nearly half of their total revenue, and that's growing at 12% year-over-year. this is stock that trades 12 1/2 times earnings so well below market multiple. well below many of its peers it only has expected mid single digits earnings in sales growth. the margin miss is nothing like what we were talking about with nvidia it was a bit of a rounding error. this stock was trading at 20-year highs coming into 2022, down about 30% it did have a nice rally from the high 30s to the mid-40s into the print. but this is like a good quarter, a good valuation, good balance sheet, good dividend yield i think chuck robbins is p

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all right, this is a i think very cool invention here from our friends at baskin robbins is an ice cream. hague shaped obviously like a turkey and those legs. you guys are cones. they are how cute is that ? okay they are cones were saying you've never carved a turkey, turkey. so here we go. live on the air. i'm going to carve a turkey is a huge piece. no i'm sorry, guys. here you go . okay? don't count on thanksgiving. don't okay, andrew , you get the heart. ah look at that. these are fully customizable so you can request any flavor ice cream that you want. think we have cookies and cream here. and give them a couple of days notice because they're all made to order. so if you want one give him thanksgiving 48 hours now. christmas christmas christmas christmas tree yaps or, you know for britney spears birthday and on december 2nd. i'm going to take the cone. i did order one of these for my mom and grandma since i can't be with them today. i love it, friend lauren actually picking it up and delivering hope they're not watching anything for us that won't put me in a diabetic coma. or know o

contra costa county sheriff's deputies detained robbins at the home. he was booked on suspicion of murder. there's no word of a motive in the killing yet, and the residents of the home did not want to comment that thanksgiving is supposed to be a peaceful and what people gathered the family and they have a good time. milton lives next door. you don't want to see nobody die. you know, over some ridiculous stuff. i'm pretty sure it was ridiculous. several miles away. candles mark the spot where a second man was shot and killed. hours later on thanksgiving. the man who was in his thirties was shot on worf drive at about 3 45 in the afternoon outside this woman's home, heard this boom sound and how how collins puerta work in medicine before retiring. she and others try to help the victim. but he died at the scene as a woman with the victim watched in horror. the woman when she kept saying the also pray for him and his family. that's all i can say. and i did what i could, deputies found 18 year old emanuel morales nearby and arrested him on suspicion of mur

and her mother very shortly after that leaves the little baby named anne francis robbins in the care of relatives. and for the next six years of her life she just yearns for this absent mother. and sent ron told me as other people pointed p out to me sortf cast a shadow on her spirit a sort of insecurity that never really leaves her. it's one of the o reason she was so complex. she believed that no matter how successful they were there is a trap door in life. in any minute the bottom could all fall out. and certain debts underscore two month after the gets the white house where she almost loses her husband to an assassin's bullet. she was not someone who really shared a lot about herself. her own children did not really know all that much about her childhood. or really the insecurity, the instability, the lingering effects. the scar tissue it really left her with. she would also bristle if someone suggested her mother had actually abandoned her. i didon find if you don't mind i found one speech that she gave in 1986. at the famous orphanage founded by father flanagan. they were honor

this is from baskin-robbins and it is bringing back its popularize cream dessert.ones for legs. reggie: [laughter] that's funny. kumasi: look at the way it's being cut. baskin-robbins shares this video every year. this one is made out of vanilla ice cream. you can get whatever flavor you want. they have cookie butter, that sounds good. the turkey cake has caramel glaze. it is about $40. reggie: there is a lot of stunt food out there. this one lives up to its potential. kumasi: it's fun. i'd be like give me some. >> it's so authentic. >> it really is. drew: they do this every year? reggie: i've never seen it. drew: i've never seen this. kumasi: look up the coloring. it is on point. reggie: and for $40? not bad. drew: do you think it will look like that when you get it? kumasi: don't let it sit too long. [laughter] drew: can you imagine what a melted turkey looks like? let's go outside. we have clear skies, chilly temperatures. 30's and 40's right now. look at these numbers. the city is currently at 47 degrees. that is the coldest start to our day in about six months

i've asked jason robbins, the ceo of draftkings this question, and they have put a lot of time, energy into cyber security, so it was not the draftkings site that got hacked. it was rather a back door entrance through third-party sites. >> just the latest in a string of concerns about this stock it's down now what, 60% over the last 12 months what is the consensus, contessa, about what's happening with the business ? >> yeah, i think that this path to profitability still under great scrutiny especially under earnings jason robbins had said they plan to be profitable in the fourth quarter of 2023 even as some of their competitors, caesars and penn have said, hey, we might be profitable in our digital business in the fourth quarter of '22 depending on what happens with mattress. if you're that close that a bet from a guy in houston could make or break profitability, you've set the bar rather higher and draftkings has just steady eddie said, no, it's going to be fourth quarter they are still planning to spend while they are rolling out. >> contessa brewer, thank you. draftkings down anoth

contra costa county sheriff's deputies detained robbins at the home. he was booked on suspicion of murder. there's no word of a motive in the killing yet, and the residents of the home did not want to comment that thanksgiving is supposed to be a peaceful and what people gathered the family and they have a good time lives next door . you don't want to see nobody die. you know, over some ridiculous stuff. i'm pretty sure it was ridiculous. several miles away. candles mark the spot where a second man was shot and killed. hours later on thanksgiving. the man who was in his thirties, was shot on wharf drive at about 3 45 in the afternoon outside this woman's home, heard this boom sound and how how collins puerto worked in medicine before retiring. she and others try to help the victim. but he died at the scene as a woman with the victim watched in horror, told the woman when she i kept saying the also pray for him and his family. that's all i can say. and i did what i could, deputies found 18 year old emanuel morales nearby and arrested him on suspicion of

robbins. thank you so much. >> thank you, and a prime. >>> all right, we are li notopu our giving tuesday ls food on the table . consider this, americans waste 108 billion pounds of food each year. san francisco has those call themselves food runners . >> when the helmet gets strapped on it is a sign dave gallagher is taking his morning into high gear. >> it's one of my favorite things. >> where he finds a little cardio is not only good for the heart, but also great for the soul. >> it's just a great way to get exercise and help somebody out at the same time. >> dave is a volunteer for the san francisco-based organization, called food runners. >> i'm walking into the kitchen. expect a charity started by mary, in 1987 px by who wanted to solve the city's issue with food waste and help feed the hungry at the same time. >> 40% of the food produced in this country is discarded . in north beach we had left over food, and what do i got to do with it? drive it and give it to the people who work for m

mr mandela, james robbins, bbc news from london. - i was completely overwhelmed.lcome... thank you very much, mr president. where are you from? bbc. here's another beauty. but there at critical moments. after hours of trying to make their way in, i've worked for the bbc for over half the time it's existed and i've spent almost all my career covering international news. this is kyiv in ukraine. thejob can be pretty dangerous. far too many friends and colleagues have been killed or injured in the course of their work. but we perform a crucial role, giving an impartial account of what's going on and why it matters to you at home. in 2003, a convoy i was travelling with in northern iraq was bombed by mistake by an american warplane. 18 people, including our translator, were killed. you may find this, and some of the other reports, upsetting. we reached a crossroads. then, out of the blue, the american plane attacked. shouting the guy right beside me. you all right? the ammunition and rockets in the wrecked cars began exploding. the bomb had landed only ten yards away

metropolis of 8000000 people in southern india is home to act as shiva, pontac, and theater director. ne robbins ran as sandbox collective. but you are, has been enriching india's independent art since since 2013. we are hottest stern arts administrators. we are not arts administrators alone. and that also brings in a different kind of perspective. we've done what, what we needed the infrastructure that we didn't have. we wanted it for ourselves and if it ends up benefiting the larger vehicles failure, then that, that's great as well. the collected strives to provide a platform for all those representing feminist, queer and marginalized positions. shiva, pontac, and me robin drawn a very well connected with bangles, cultural, seen, they know what they can give the city and what the city kingdom to them. there are hundreds of theatre. company is musicians, all that comes out of anglo it. so it's a, it's a testing ground, you know, things are possible in bangalore, delhi is that place that, that kind of pushes you to do very big things. but our world also needs very small things, those things on t

james ziemer robbins junior, national president of fleet reserve association. mr.ational commander of amvest. ms. arlene baker, army and navy union, united states of america. retired united states navy fleet master chief, paul a kingsbury. president, noncommissioned associate -- officer association of the united states. this patricia harris, national vice commander. the american legion. mr. chris messick, national commander, military order of the purple heart. retired united states marine corps sergeant major, johnny baker. national commandant and ceo of marine corps league. retired united states army chaplain, brigadier general robert futsal's key, national president military chapels association of the united states of america. retired -- corporal charles brown, national president of caroline veterans of america. mr. donald mark, national adjutant, legion of valor of the united states. retired united states army lt. col., michael a okun's. mc. commander-in-chief, military order of the world wars. retired united states navy chief petty officer doug, national presid

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ping's resignation. such protests are extremely rare under china. strict censorship laws. solidarity robbins have also been taking place. obasi. a government has ease some restrictions, but he's showing little sign of backing down. in downtown shanghai, a heavy police presence has replaced the huge protein which filled these streets. police, cars, trucks and offices are out in force. huge fin sits now in place to stop crowns. gathering authorities here are working to remove all evidence of the protests demanding these women delete photos from the fines. oh, here they have wrist. one protested with police telling reporters the men didn't obey their arrangements. he's not the only one to have been detained. the social media footage shows a b, b. c journalist being arrested while protest is chante for his release. the baby ceases. he was assaulted before being fried. chinese authorities say he didn't properly identify himself. the proteins aren't extremely re, a show of the seemed with many here reaching the limits. ballade, they're pretty neighbor and loyal to you. i think everyone has their o

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that we've seen play out in crimea in the past several weeks will never be a cash count for american robbins president. shoot down a pledge by joe biden to bring to washington's version of democracy. the republic. that's the made, ongoing, must protest a most go to the world. this is audience, a national money. we just got here. the top store is a 1 pm, moscow time this saturday robbery, the slave trade on the suffering of african people helps shape the prosperity of western countries. according to a statement made by russian president vladimir putin as a nation, celebrates its annual unity day holiday. was that she still is tiffiny to a large extent, the level of prosperity achieved in colonial countries is based on stealing from africa. researches in europe do not hide this. they say the prosperity of the colonial powers is largely built on the grief and suffering of african peoples. this is an obvious fact robbery, the slave trade. this is a significant part of world history, and it is impossible to turned a blind eye to it loosely. no, europe yeskis their leases, have some new european c

dusk lola guilt is mentioned that if you believe that you believe that her, they have talking white robbins as well. this is alice in wonderland. until welcome to the wonderland of the c d. u. c su where reality has been turned on its head. it is done. these are born of the young had re it is that this government in 12 months has actually done more implemented marg. sorted more then was possible in the last 12 years of the previous government by the end of the year old data. and that's because we are a government of action. and we started to make progress in this country. lessons of her own more decided to get my master's as guns of what makes unter sets us apart. mr. math is clearly the idea. we have over there. are it doesn't mr. the in the beauteous days yet we discussed intensively about the base against them. support burger gail to citizens income and i'm glad that we found relish and agreement a good solution, but then it's one thing i would like to mention. what we are now turning into law is nothing other than what at the time with us about of the now of position we rightly introduc

the caea of blood testing company fair enough for documentary books and television, many theories, robbins reports, theme disgrace, now prison, formerly high flying tech entrepreneur, elizabeth holmes, was sentenced through 11 and a quarter years in federal prison. on friday homes was convicted of fraud and conspiracy in january in pronouncing sentence, judge edward davila said, this is sad because miss holmes is brilliant. failure is normal, but failure by fraud is not okay. prosecutors had asked for 15 years in prison homes as lawyers asked for a much lighter sentence of 18 months of home confinement before sentencing homes. apologize saying she was devastated and full of regret. the 38 year old has one small child and is expecting another baby. homes founded thoroughness, a silicon valley start up that claim to have perfected technology that could diagnose a multitude of diseases with a single drop of blood. but the technology never worked. a fact, homes kept secret from wealthy investors, like fox owner, rupert murdoch, and oracles, larry ellison home set of persuasive ability and was

my name is robbins d. mangum. i'm a space flight journalist covering the artemus program for the last 8 years. and i'm just a general fan of the moon in the solar system. i love that you on the show. hello. tell a welcome to the stain. tell everybody who you are. what you think your connection to them name please. hey, yeah, thanks for having me. it's me here. i'm joey roulette. i'm a space reporter for reuters covering nasa talking to experts like rick. very good . i want to take you gent spot to last wednesday when this happened. to rick, take a look. i want to hear how it felt to be right. that for stage engine star, 321 boosters and lift off of order this one. we rise together to the moon and beyond. i go, is it like oh it was it was tremendous. it was i had the 2nd best seat in the house. obviously the best people house would have been from the coast of florida to watch it live. but the 2nd best seat was certainly in mission control. there was a buzz in the air and the team was just couldn't be more happy to

martha robbins from the max planck institute in germany is on her way to the mo cheese a group of guerrillas. each plan is assign the same name as back into its leader, a silver back. ah. after a 90 minute hike, the american anthropologist reaches her destination. we where surgical masks when we're with them, the guerrillas, if we're within 10 meters of them, we wear them. because even though right now i feel very healthy. i'm not exhibiting any signs of having a cold. i may still be carrying it. and the last thing i want to do is get these gorilla thick. so there are several, right. if we just wait, they're going across right across here. this is very rare. that adult female was moved jenny, she has the youngest baby who is about 9 months old now. but interestingly, she was also carrying a 2nd infant which is not hers. a 2nd infant get the vaccine. i come across their 13 gorillas in this group. the silver back is about 20 years old. he has been habituated from birth. i've actually watched him grow up, which is pretty cool. habituated means that the silver backend his group have been introdu

it's an issue that also concerns scientist, martha robbins, in uganda. germany's max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology has an outpost in the pointy forest. this is what i call the gorilla i'm. it's vaguely an art me finance project. so this is something i just kind of started for fun to mark the development of individual guerrillas. so each column is a different individual gorilla. these 2 infants were born about 2 years ago. this one about a year and a half ago among wendy gorilla. females typically give birth every 5 years. the biologist has discovered though, that in the virginia region, the time between birth is a year longer. this means that the population in windy is not growing quite as quickly, but overall the trend is positive. they represent more than the numbers. i mean, we know the population of increased, but at the same time it's made up of individuals. we have only about a 1000, so on the one hand, we still run the risk that they could go extinct. but on the other hand, we need to shift and start thinking differently about some management strategies. we hav

researching it and when i was writing it which is to set aside what you think you know about and francis robbins, later nancy davis and later nancy reagan. hers is a concave and often painful story but i think ronald reagan chose well in his partner for life and i do think the country owes him a debt for the. >> what you say about someone who gives your life meaning? what you say about someone is always there with support and understanding? someone who makesng sacrifices o your life will be easier and more successful?ou what you say is you love that person and treasure her. [applause] i simply can't imagine the last eight years without nancy. the presidency wouldn't have been the joy it's been without her there beside me and that second floor living quarters in the white house would have seen a big lonely spot without her waiting for me every day. she once said the president has all kinds of advisors and experts who look after his interests when it comes to foreign policy for the economy or whatever but no one who looks after his needs as a human being, nancy has done that for recuperation and c

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the supply chain issues that chuck robbins had from cisco have been solved, and those involve china.t doesn't do an actual lot of business in china, in part because i think they recognized early on, not a great place to work the analysts were way too skeptical. by the way, macy's, just to be sure that everyone knows, last two weeks of october were not good, but the first week of november was good, so i think we got to get away from this day, that day, or otherwise we'll have to report what it's like tomorrow on the weather. what i think, david, is that there's more confusion than i've seen about how strong or weak the economy is, but the more confusion there is, the more nervous people get, the more it becomes inevitable that we have at least a soft recession, carl. >> yeah, the macy'sfigures sho quite a bit of discipline on inventories, jim we've been looking at inventories of double digits easily at some competitors here, only up four, and inventory to sales, down 13 points at macy's >> yeah, down 19% from 2019. holiday gift newness this does matter, what they have this is exciting

the arrested 63 year-old donald robbins in connection to this incident.fore 4 that same afternoon, deputies responded to reports of a shooting on wharf drive and found a man dead on the street. there. investigators arrested 18 year-old emmanuel morales and 38 year-old arturo morale is in connection to that case. the pair face murder, assault weapon possession and accessory charges. in the south bay. a car crashed into a building in morgan hill. >> take a look at that damage there. cal fire says this happened yesterday morning in the area of monterey road and barrett avenue. firefighters say there were no injuries. but as you can see, there was quite a bit of damage to clean up for firefighters. investigators are looking into how this crash happened. and in national news, our country's economy could come to a standstill in just a matter of days. if the nation's largest rail workers unions failed to negotiate a new deal with the railroad companies. this comes as a previous deal brokered by the biden administration was rejected by 4 of the 12 unions. kelli m

we watched draftkings plummet almost 28% on the day, because jason robbins has doubled down and said that profitability would likely be fourth quarter of '23 when his competitors have come out and said, we might actually be profitable fourth quarter of 2022 they have thrown down the gaunt let. investors are putting pressure to prove profitability, and all the draftkings has is really the sporlts books. >> and fantasy sport they have these ancillary businesses that are not necessarily meaningful to the bottom line, but the focus is the growth of the sports book business, and how do you turn it around, and rein in the expenses >> the biggest with us caesars $3 million, but he with with win bet, barstool and others. >> once he gets paid back $10 million, he'll just break even on the bet why? the bets are a hedge on his furniture business promotion he told his customers, if the astros win, and you spend more than $3,000 on a mattress, you get your mattress for free, so he goes back and paying all these customers. >> i see. >> the sport books love him. he gives them a lot of promotions th

and finally and not least i would like to thank the smithsonian associates in particular ruth hayes robbins and jackie you just saw without them. this program would not be possible. so i would like to ask you to give them a virtual round of applause. i appreciate it. the smithsonian as you know, as jack said is self-funded and in any joining the smithsonian associates is is something i would encourage everyone to do. a time when we're living in a world that is more uncertain and i would say dangerous than any of us could predicted not so long ago. i'd like to take us back to day 80 years this past december when it seems that the world was no less uncertain and certainly even more. on the day after christmas 1941 winston churchill rose to deliver and address to a joint meeting of the us congress. he had come to washington in the wake of the japanese attacks on pearl harbor. but also also egypt japanese the same day attacked american and british military installations in asia and the pacific of all way into southeast asia. from our vantage point i don't know if we can fully comprehend how des

per-customer more than doubling to $100 but the stock is down 14% and when you talk to the ceo, jason robbinsu can ask him, what exactly is going on with wall street's reaction. ashley: yeah, because those numbers look pretty impressive. we'll ask him later on. let's take a look at meta well- below $100 a share. where do they rank by the way, lauren, in the s&p 500? lauren: this story just kind of shows you what's happened to the stock market this year. they are dead last. the stock is down 73% this year. investors completely spooked by this pullback and advertisers that's how they make their money , and their costly, very cost cost liam businesses in the metaverse, that nobody seems to be buying into yet they are doubling down. their president of global affairs yesterday defended this pivot to the metaverse and said yeah, just give it time, give it time. our core business is actually incredibly healthy, but how much time do they want? because one year ago, almost to this date, meta shares were at facebook shares then, at an all-time high of $353, and yesterday, all-time low of $88. ashley: w

increase in robbins is very dramatic and that will play itself out in the next few months. so we don't we would like to have a soft landing. and the phone in the market today was euphoric about this. and, you know, that's how going on to future not looking backwards, but looking forward, the market isn't always right. you. >> so, of course, you know, there's been a lot of layoffs, particularly in tech people losing their the holiday shopping season is upon us. what are you anticipating in the next couple of months? >> well, first of all, on these layoffs and it's a bit overstated. some of these companies have had something technology is around for 20 years. and so and so, you know, now different transit. lot of them are 7 direct sense themselves. so we don't run. are not really seeing a lot of normal layoffs. just seeing more and more come at once. companies that have really, you know, had a good business mall. so we're not really looking at a lot of layoffs, you know, coming into the future. however, if we get up to 4 and a half or 5% unemployment, yeah, it will be a lot l

bobby robbins from the texas medical center, he was a stanford trained thoracic surgeon leading the medicalenter and he wanted to be a university president and i think we've seen this and other leaders like mitch daniels at purdue and what a difference they can make at the university level. you may not be able to pick that person directly like you can is superior court judge but you can affect that decision-making and to think that governance going forward will be so important to understand not only the importance of the community colleges, of the career and technical education and the university staying relevant and adjust to the needs of the economy like expanding the engineering school, the business school, those majors are all things that can be done and ideas that can happen at the statehouse level. >> thank you governor. let's continue on the conversation of higher ed for a moment and secretary devos you spent a lot of time working on title ix. and really tackling this process. tell us why that was important and where it stands and the impact that you think it's making today. >> i wou

investigators arrested. 63 year-old donald robbins in connection to that death. and then shortly before 4 that afternoon, deputies say they responded to a shooting on wharf drive and found a man dead on the street. investigators say they arrested 18 year-old emanuel morales and 38 year-old arturo morales in connection to that case. take a look at this. a car crashed into a building in morgan hill. cal fire says it happened this morning in the area of monterey road and barrett avenue. firefighters say there were no injuries. but as you can see, there's plenty of structural damage to clean up. the skaters are looking into how that crash took place. today was opening day at sugar bowl in the sierra part of the festivities included a live dj, fresh cookies and 30's keyable trails winter sports enthusiasts were retreated to some nice weather for the opening festivities. sugar bowl says that their crew has been hard at work this last week to prepare for the opening weekend. >> passes are already on sale for the season and lawrence karnow is joining us now with a look a

investigators arrested. 63 year-old donald robbins in connection to the victim's death. then shortly before 4 that same afternoon, deputies responded to a shooting on wharf drive and found a man dead on the street. investigators arrested 18 year-old emanuel morales and 38 year-old arturo corrales in connection to that case. on the peninsula. palo alto police arrested a woman who allegedly broke into a house and spent a night there while the homeowner was out of town. 48 year-old kathleen joe quadro says accused of at least 2 break-ins on alma street. the first time was 6 months ago. they say she burglarized the home while the family was inside and the second time happened last saturday. police say the owner spotted a woman sleeping on his sofa from his home surveillance camera. investigators say nothing was taken but the house had been rummaged through. the suspect now faces felony burglary and vandalism charges. another gun buyback event is happening next month in the south bay. you can turn weapons on december 10th at the morgan hill outdoor sports center. people can g

investigators have identified that suspect is 63 year old donald robbins of b point. they have not yet released the name of his alleged victim, and so far there is no word on any possible motive. the sheriff's office expected to release details of a second homicide in bay point later today. not talking about coverage of the world cup, where iran is making headlines bone off in on the pitch. a former member of the national team has been arrested for criticizing the iranian government. that player who was not chosen to go to qatar has been an outspoken critic of iranian authorities throughout his career, including objecting to the ban of women's spectators at men's soccer matches. this arrest comes amid more deaths in anti government demonstrations. at least five people were killed in clashes between iranian authorities and protesters. activists say gunfire erupted during the funerals of two people who were killed in protests last week. about 500. people have been killed and 18,000 others detained in recent crackdowns. diplomats from western nations along with the unite

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alabama versus king book, i want to ask you about someone who is prominent in your writing, joanne robbins. dan: she is another one who is one of the more forgotten leaders of the civil rights movement. we actually read her book and used her book as one of the initial starting points for alabama v. king. she was one of the early applicators for a bus boycott or problem-solving she was meeting with officials in montgomery years before the 1956 boycott, in an effort to get them to enact some amount of change. you talk to fred gray and they will constantly refer to joanne robinson. it was joanne robinson who selected dr. king as a person who would be the spokesperson for the montgomery citizens. it was freddie gray who was with joanne robinson. he talks about remembering that she was the one ultimately said, this guy, dr. martin luther king, his words and the way he speaks, they really resonate. i think he should be the leader. she was that influential in the local community. host: we will get into john adams and jack ruby and just a few minutes. let's hear from marshall down in houston. call

here is chuck robbins last night on "mad money. >> it was the second highest order in history eclipsed by the quarter a year ago given all of the backlog we have, we are pleased with the demand that we see from customers and our teams and p supply chain have been working their tails off the last two years. we are seeing the benefit. >> that stock is down 27% year to date. it is up 3.1% this morning >>> when we come back, as amazon layoffs continue, the company is offering volunteer buyouts to some workers we have details next. >>> later this morning, starwood capital barry sternlicht will join us. we will see what he thinks after the latest data releases we have seen you are tcngsqwkwahi "ua box" and this is cnbc >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. ♪ ♪ mercedes-benz is turning electric... completely... on its head. bringing legendary design... and state-of-the-art technology... to a fully-electric suv. the all-new, all-electric eqb from mercedes-benz. (vo) verizon small business days are back. and there's never been a better time to switch!