airport, what are the plans for the future for the rogers airport? general aviation has been a major factor in exhibiting material to the economic growth of northwest arkansas. >> rogers got it airport at the dedication of a handful of individuals who believe that the future of their community was linked to aviation. they demonstrated this beginning in 1947 when the rogers airport became the focal point of a gigantic baby chicken airlift for prompt distribution of chickens to bring the producers in the area. this led to the location at rogers of some of the world's largest chick hatcheries and made it one of the nation's largest poultry areas. today, rogers has 26 manufacturing plants employing 3725 people out of a total population of 10,700. as new plants open, new families moved to rogers at the rate of about 500 each year. ine transportation factor. ine >> the big thing in neindustry today is -- up until a relatively short time ago, industry felt it had to be concentrated in large industrial complexes merely because of transportation factors but g

rogers, rogers, yes, sir, who started the gramophone put on the record, you rogers, i didn't know whatsir, i swear to god, i didn’t know, i willingly believe, but still you better explain, i was following instructions, sir, whose instructions, mr. owen, i was to start the gramophone after serving the guests coffee, strange story, i didn’t know what kind of record it was, i swear to you, there was on the record... sticker, on the title sticker, i thought it was music, some kind, on the title record , that's right, sir, it's called swan song, it's ridiculous, absolutely, absurdly ridiculous, just like that, out of the blue, to discredit honest people, whoever he is, this owen, no, this is exactly what we need to find out who he is, this owen, well, let's get started with the interrogation, rogers, yes, sa. who is mr. owen? is the owner of this island sir? we know that, rogers. what do you personally know about this person? i can't tell you anything more, i didn't see him, sir, no one saw him, but what does all this mean, only that we, me and my wife, were hired through an agency, the reg

this in turn to the location at rogers of of the world's largest chicken hatcheries and made rogers one of the nation's major poultry areas. today. rogers has 26 manufacturing plants. employing 3725 people out of a total population of 10,700. as plants open, new families move to rogers at the rate of about 500 each year. the big thing in industry is decentralization. up until a relatively short time ago, industry felt that it had to be concentrated in large industrial, mainly because the transportation factor. but general aviation has changed always not. can industry now put its branch in what were at one time considered remote areas, but the areas that were remote are now benefiting from the location of these branch plants. so everybody benefits from the decentralization of industry. that airports are bridges, the present and gateways to the future. the federal government helps to finance construction expansion projects. president nixon's landmark airport and airway development act of 1970 provides a total of $2.8 billion in federal and local money over a five year period to build and

roger estimated the 40. i'm a probably the 3rd 4th are correct, defended by for around, for 3 neighbors that building up a white thing. as a web camera, i will call for experience by side of my front of the price calculators of crazy large quantity of individuals for radio, a real bad one for round up the i went into town because the extra credit yours $18.00, have $56.00 individual that $1847.00 class progression in the roger that we have no personnel, east of our position. so feel free to engage over. i will be a good manager. go ahead. i'm gonna, i can't you know down cuz you're behind that building the r t g. i we got got, i was, i don't know if you're doing that when a fire hold or number, i'm going through coming from our point in the bucket. once you get on this open the idea. oh my god, oh, about 400 feet long. fire. let me know when you buy them all through traffic to safety, the fire you if you need to move time now we just in case all 8 individuals feel worth, we're still fired by the way. we got

one a do we have a black through our phone go truck picking up the press to engage the 7, roger, roger and claire. claire claire or somewhere around claire? 100 and to claire. aaron, i lost some of the a virus your car is up crazy. your sample and shoot for some reason. i think the finances and samples but she was left for a while. i 1st passed the crazy horse on a vehicle, apparently disabled. oh yeah. look at that right there. the windshield. delightful. 2007 was the 1st time suddenly, a young, the rocky cameraman. first through the door. he was wailing, and he just said the mere inside have been killed. us and us suddenly popular attack was us off to me, not in the us military, but at a statement. 12 people have been killed, including tennis civilians who webmail identified as being employees of the reuters news service. but that these people have been killed in a 55, an exchange of 5 between us forces and insurgents. and the statement was very categorical, that they had been a 5 fine now rocky saw speak to witnesses and residents in the area or in several of these witnesses told me

go try to pick it up from the press to engage the 7 roger, roger and clair. come on corner. blair. or somewhere around clare. 102 uh. clare. parent uh, last name of the i'm sorry. your car is upgrade your stamp. i shoot for some reason. the same old but shoot a lot. for when i 1st master crazy horse one a vehicle seriously disabled? oh yeah. look at that right there. the windshield delightful. 2007 was the 1st time . suddenly, a young, rocky cameraman burst through the door. he was wailing. yeah, they just said the mere inside of been killed. us and us suddenly helped her attack was us after midnight. and the us military put out a statement. 12 people had been killed, including pennsylvanians who had been identified as being employees of the reuters news service. but that these people have been killed in a 55, an exchange of 5 between us forces and insurgents. and the statement was very categorical, that they had being a 55, a now rocky stall, speak to witnesses and residents in the area or in several of these witnesses told me that there was no clash, no firefight taking place whe

dr roger barker from the iod, | roger barkerfrom the iod, thank you very much indeed.eng zhao, the co—founder and ceo of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has agreed to plead guilty to violating us money laundering laws. the deal would end years of investigations into his company, binance. erin delmore reports from new york. as pa rt of as part of the agreement, he will step down from his role as chief executive of finance and will pay a $50 million fine. finance will pay a $4.3 million fine. the company will accept the payment of a monitor. —— binance. named by treasury secretaryjanet binance. named by treasury secretary janet yellen as including al-anda, acis and hamas. including al-qaeda, acis and hamas. , . hamas. the 'ustice department is hamas. the 'ustice department rsrequirrng— hamas. the justice department is requiring binance _ hamas. the justice department is requiring binance to - hamas. the justice department is requiring binance to pay - is requiring binance to pay $4.3 billion in penalties and forfeitures. this is one of the largest penalties

naomi rogers, a d.e.a. voted korean american. she has dedicated much of her life to the spiritual well-being of arkansans through her work as a pastor with the united methodist church. her expertise for theology and love for christianity have helped her become involved in multiple methodist churches throughout the state. she serves as president of the korean american dead federation of arkansas. she was instrumental in the construction of the korean war memorial in little rock. her work and leadership have made reverend rogers a marvelous role model and ambassador for korean americans not only in arkansas but across our country. i congratulate her on her accomplishments and look forward to all that she will achieve in the future. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the remarkable accomplishments of lieutenant colonel larry strictland. on 14 october colonel strickland and his colleagues celebrated his well deserved retirement after 30 years of selfless service to our nation. colonel strictland's career in the u.s. army began in

good morning, roger.eeded oxygen but they were not able to be cared for at the unit they were in. so they needed to be moved. israel has said that at some point today it will help the evacuation of these babies. of course, evacuating dozens of newborn babies who need serious medical care is a delicate process at the best of times but this hospital is now on the front line of the fighting between israel and hamas, so it's unclear how this is going to work. israel has denied reports that it has been firing at the hospital, it says it hasn't been firing towards the hospital, it hasn't been targeting civilians, but it says it is trying to wipe out hamas from the whole of gaza but also the israelis say that hamas have built this control and command centre underneath the hospital so effectively that has turned the building into a legitimate military target. the reality is, there are lots of patients at the hospital but also thousands of people went to that place because they thought they would be relatively saf

thank you, roger. >> thank you. >>> we turn to apple.igher ahead of earnings due out later today after the close. shares are down 10% in the last three plmonths. we have steve kovach with the latest report. >> reporter: will the company guide to top line revenue growth? apple is expected to report the fourth quarter in a row of declining sales means 2023 will be a drop in the sales of computer and phones. as for the holiday quarter, analysts are expecting to guide to $123 billion in revenue which would equal about 5% growth. many have trimmed estimates following the data shows weak desk demand for the iphone 15. comparisons will be easy with the shutdown in china with the outbreaks of covid. keep an eye on services revenue and signs that signals growth will re-accelerate. some signs that app spend is increasing after stagnation coming from the pandemic. frank. >> joining me now is a shareholder at essex investment management. apple is the biggest holding for her firm. nancy, good morning. >> good morning. >> what witdo you expect from t

and then he brought roger ailes on board. and with roger ailes help, he did. that is why he went on laugh in. in a very awkward 10 second clip . i wanted to show the video of this , snl and mtv. because of technological consideration was streaming, we cannot show videos but it is very simple. n it took many takes. if you don't remember have not seen it, i encourage you to google when you get home. he used the catchphrase, sock sf it to me. he said it in a very interesting way. almost as a question. sock it to me? t and nixon's mind, this help deliver the election for him. mm he truly believed that his transformation from a loser to victor in 1968 hinged on prioritizing television and controlling his images through beast types of appearances. i want to hammer home a point le that this was a belief. there are many reasons why nixon squeaked out a victory that fall. in a very close election year in which the democratic party erupted in chaos at its convention in august. and george wallace was running as a third-party candidate. but nixon, his media advisers angel

kasabi, he's a big fan of rogers, calling him, quote, an amazing historian. but he does have one complaint. he doesn't think it goes far enough. mr. kasabi himself said he would, quote, like to push some of ibrahim's ideas a bit further. i don't know how much further one can push a radical ideology like this but i do know that anybody who subscribe scribes to it, anyone who wans to push it even further, should not have a lifetime appointment on the federal koforts to try. sen. durbin: sen. kennedy? sen. kennedy: i'm not sure i can do better than senator cotton, i'll try not to repeat what he just said. even a cursory examination of mr. kasabi's record and his testimony before this committee, i think, demonstrates to most fair-minded americans that he is from the loon wing of the american bar. now that is his right as an american. you're not free if you can't express yourself. you're not free if you can't say what's on your mind. but it is clear to me based once again on an examination of his record and his testimony that mr. kasabi is not qualified to be a fe

tonight -- jennifer hudson, comedian matt rogers an all-new "closer look.he 8g band with justin faulkner. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden visited an amtrak maintenance facility today in delaware. so we got an extra hour of sleep this weekend but he sure did not. too excited! [ laughter ] former president trump took the witness stand today in his civil fraud trial. he swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, and then everyone just laughed and laughed. [ laughter ] while testifying during his civil fraud trial today, former president trump said that he believes his mar-a-lago resort is worth between $1 and $1.5 billion ah, very smart the insanity defense [ laughter ] dude, you bought it for $10 million in 1985. and now it's worth $1.5 billion? the only way i would believe that is if it was in brooklyn. [ laughter ] then that's about right. maybe a little low w

rogers participated in a series of light drills during the open portion of practice. returned from achilles surgery before the five-month mark raising questions about the circumstances of this particular injury. now, to be clear rogers said earlier this week the jets playoff chances will be a factor in whether or not he actually returns this season. the jets meanwhile we should be clear are 4 in 7 and that record make tm a decided long shot to reach the post-season. my money suggests we won't see rogers again until september. >>> but we do have football tonight. week 13 of the nfl regular season kicks off in arlington, texas. the dallas cowboys play host to the seattle sea hawks. time now for the weather and let's go up to 30 rock and meteorologist michelle grossman with the forecast. how's it looking out there? >> hey, jonathan. we're watching showers, some snow, and even a chance for severe weather in a few spots. that's going to bring a lot onshore and the four corners also looking at rain. a mixture and higher mountain snow could see 1 to 2 feet as well. the third

roger has six victories at the final tournament of the year.nfidently ends the season in first place. atp ranking line, almost 2,500 points. he has a handicap over spaniard carlos alcaraz. fighting with nature and themselves the day before, fans of extreme running tested their strength on wild trail distances. neither the frosty weather nor the prepared obstacles stopped the athletes, and it is worth noting that there was a lot of arable land, dirt, dirt forest paths, thickets, fallen logs and more on the way, all this awaited the athletes on the way to the finish line. of course, each participant was able to choose a distance according to his strength, it was 10, 20 or 55. i’m coming to you today i came from egypt, i’m a little confused, my lips are dirty, but the weather today is normal , not as cold as i thought, the route is as prepared as it was, very clear, very smooth and everything is visible normally, i didn’t expect such an atmosphere to exist today in the city, all the guys on the tracks were helping each other, when he saw that some

so good for erin rogers. i know he's and this is his words, not mine. he's into the psychedelic believe in and that healing some us to work. maybe there's of that. there's some to >> but back to football. i mean, war is not much to be all bad right now. hopefully they get it together before the football. i got to cry foul. these players have been talking about the eagles for near year. even the eagles have been talking about this. i get a personally they blame the media for height. now they're now they're like guys, just another game. i know people like the hype it up. they did that for us. right? like a it's ok, we get it like got to take a one game at a time. we get the coaches talk but no is more than just a game. you guys care about this matchup. a lot is on the line like its ok to say that shows game deserves a height. it is a big game. it's a real test of who's the best team in the nfc. why 100%? i see what you're saying. so psychologically, they're kind of preparing themselves. let down easy. that's that's not a like that. my words like all right

but the notion this is going to improve productivity i find to be a stretch. >> roger, even if it is,ay for it isn't the bigger issue here there was a disconnect in the investors like microsoft and the board? a nonprofit governance structure. do we have to have a bigger conversation about that? and incentives are aligned there? >> i hear you. here's the one thing i would point out. microsoft didn't put up $10 billion in cash last year, right. they gave $10 billion in credits for azure cloud services which, again, it was their -- they priced it at $10 billion it would be really interesting to see what the retail value of those credits actually is because it was tremendously convenient to openai to say that it was $10 billion worth of value. but the behavior since then the fact that they're out raising money again suggests it wasn't $10 billion worth of value it's like the old joke about ebay in the '90s a kid comes home and said i sold sparky the dog for a million dollars, and he goes where is the cash some i didn't get cash, i traded for two half million dollar cats. a lot of that goi

maria: roger robertson is talking about the fact that investors are funding the whole thing.d indexes and vanguard and blackrock that investors can just buy up these companies that are chinese companies tied to the chinese communist party, tied to the chinese military, i mean, in effect our investors, american investors are funding the expansion of our number one adversary and there's no pushback whatsoever from this administration. in fact, roger robertson reported on this program that some of those companies have been sanctioned. >> yes. as roger has pointed out, you have the thrift savings plan which is basically the federal government's 401-k and american military members are permitted to invest through tsp, the thrift savings plan, since 2003. in other words, our military members are investing in the companies that are developing weapons to kill them. and the threat savings -- thrift savings board refuses to remove chinese companies from its mutual funds. i mean, this is just indescribeable. roger's a real hero because he's brought this up and he's just showed how this i

. >> let's talk about john rogers. >> let's talk about that. you must have a lot -- i know you have respect for opposing views and investors as seasoned as he. >> yes. no, i have a lot of respect for john rogers. on this issue, he's dead wrong. let me tell you why he's wrong. if you look at the last ten years, scott, tech has compounded at about 16%. non-tech has compounded at about 6%. now you might say why is that? the reason is because tech earnings have compounded in the mid-teens and non-tech at about 5%. although we had a big step-up in 2023, it was really just a reversion to the mean from the big stem down, the compression we had in 2022 caused by this parabolic increase in rates. war ju we're just back on the trend line and, of course, we don't have the asymmetric setup we had at the start of 2023. i think that tech is going to continue to outperform nontech in 2024. i think the setup is, like you outlined this morning, we have to see interest rates continue to roll. that will be dependent upon inflation continuing to roll, and growth n

here to discuss is evercorp, roger altman.ope you had a nice thanksgiving. >> i hope you did, too. >> thank you. what's powell's next move, do you think? is there a cut? are they done hiking? >> i think the answer to that is most likely yes, they are done hiking. i don't think that, however, there rr going to be cuts until well into 2024, if i had to guess it would be mid-2024, and it depends on the flow of data between now and then and between how much progress and lack of it we see on inflation, but i don't think anybody expects that in this upcoming december meeting that the fed will move. it will be steady as she goes unless there's some shock in the interim which no one expects. >> so if you say cuts maybe mid-'24. you know how the markets work and they try to get ahead of that by a significant amount of time whether it is six to nine months. should i buy stocks now? does this -- does this momentum have legs beyond the end of the year because of that? >> i think the giant question over the market, scott, is not the fed be

ke rogers, admiral mike rogers. >> good to be here. >> you have an interesting perspective on all ofing in the government for soong, yet here, an icon place in silicon valley, the talk has been about artificial intelligence, the benefits and risks. what role does government have to play in the developnt or the regulation of ai, if at all? >> look, government clearly normally concerned about the safety and well being of its citizens, also concerned about the regulatory or the competitive business aspects of this, so look, think there's a role to be played. the challenge is what is that role and how does it develop or execute it? because part of the challenge, most of this technology is being involved in the private tech, out here and other places. government doesn't have much expertise, knowledge about it, not playing a significant role in its development yet the govement has a significant regulatory role. it's going to be about the partnership, how do we work together government and the private sector? >> likwe're waiting for e two to collide, generative ai and a presidential electio

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my roger runs, you'd say a died in 1839. and as a result of that that empire was breaking up into different kingdoms leased india company had managed to create a compromising side of relations with the northern half of the punjab. and that left one kingdom in the southern half of the job, which is where my ancestors were ruling. at that time, it was inevitable that there would be a conflict between the east india company and the british forces. and this last remaining kingdom, the last part of india to be conquered. and this was the fuse that's let's the 2nd angular sick war. but it was an extremely powerful fortress in no time. it took an enormous amount of material and troops and artillery to be brought to milton for the siege. and so as the british advanced, they came up to so they came through the city, came up to the fortress, and then communicated with mirage to say it's time to surrender. ultimately, it came to the day of surrender, and this was the 22nd of january, 1849. mo roger was brought to the commanders 10th wh

>> aaron rogers will look at how his rehab continues.to practice with the team and work his way up to him playing on christmas eve, that being said of the jets are not in contention, three tough games against the afc east, the houston texans very competitive. it wouldn't make any sense for aaron rodgers to get out there raining on the injured reserve in. neil: is turning 40? >> on saturday. neil: how does it work out next year? >> we saw tom brady. what is he doing? >> i think he's going to look at next year, to prove he can come back from this injury, look at aaron rogers, super bowl mvp accomplished a lot. he wants to show he can do it with the new york jets. he wants to show he's got it in the tank and can prove himself like he did for green bay. neil: it is extraordinary he can command, where is he going? >> that's the question. that's what it is looking like, when you consider, he won't be the sensation we always talk about. he is an unbelievable veteran. neil: if any of the teams -- you are the teams? >> absolutely. teams like the

and that's why roger, to like these parts from the commission buses, nothing is thrown away here. the wind over, you know, put them all by here because my bikes exhaust has been clogged up for a while. it's not running well, it needs cleaning. all right, i was happy with the service here a few years ago. quality work and quality materials and good customer care. my baby . yeah, it went up and we also went to the other problem. i bought the problem as a general one and we have no materials, no money, you know anything, but so we have to get innovative, but at least quite healthy. now the we will get new materials again, i wonder who knows when, but eventually in the, the, as elsewhere in cuba they say hope springs, eternal, and customer who's a jimenez is at least happy to be back on the road again. friday is by what state and coupon with the weekends coming up. preparations includes giving your wheels a good lathering up. the gleaming machines emerge from their weekly clean looking brand new, despite being well over 3 decades old. of course it's the highest spike in cuba and the m

something roger alejandro does every week because the model because the the main thing that it might be and your ability matters due to the dress of spare parts b m 's ed factory in east germany became insolvent and shut down in 1991 since then . cubans have had to get by with replica parts. the alternative is adapting components from other brands. the. as a result, cubans have become world beating immature by mechanics. and that's why roger 2 has never had any problems with his machine. cuba has relatively few cars on frequent gasoline shortages, while local transport is often of the 2 wheel, it's variety. we make a tract, i just sent to ya, go to this tropical garden to see armando david paris fernandez. armande, he specializes in exhaust pipes and mufflers the us and fargo force people to get creative. and in his case to recycle we do everything new banding, welding spending, but towards the end and installing like you. c that's what we're top. we collect old sheet metal parts. the split is from a bus loading is a real shortage of materials. so we take what other people throw away

rogers: i want to thank the gentlelady for yielding me this time. i rise today in strong support of the continuing resolution. government funding is set to expire on friday. this legislation is necessary to ensure we avoid a harmful government shutdown. there is no other option. the bill before us extends government funding until january 19 or february 2, depending on the agency. it also includes temporary extensions for critical expiring programs such as community health centers, the national flood insurance program and others that are important to rural regions like kentucky's 5th district. and on the heels of veterans day, it ensures that we continue providing critical resources to our military defending america around the world and takes care of our country's heroic veterans. while the c.r. is not my preferred method of conducting business, a government shutdown right before the holidays does our nation no good. we need more time to complete our fiscal 2024 year to give the house a better negotiating position with the senate so we can eventually

roger gewolb ., you should know better. someone who's been an adviser bank england. adviser to the bank of england. you should know better and that he's done a great job. he's he's done a great job. and he's told being a number of told being told by a number of people business that he has people in business that he has done a great job. >> yes. well i think three things. first of all, you've got to give the gentleman credit. i note that he's able to speak clearly whilst totally underwater . and number two, that underwater. and number two, that didn't look like airbus to me. it looked like las vegas. i mean, this guy must be an amazing poker player to be able to say with a straight face that he's giving us 400 whole pounds , he's giving us 400 whole pounds, 600, whole nicker a year while he's taking thousands and thousands out of our pockets with a straight face is quite an accomplishment. and thirdly, yes, i do know better. it's what i said earlier. he is giving a huge amount to business capital all

, as well as senators james risch and roger wicker.nd president volodymyr zelensky said the weapons had proven themselves. in their letter, us lawmakers said ukraine had requested longer-range missiles and had demonstrated the ability to use them responsibly, and russia has not undertaken an escalation in their use, it is clear that it is time for you to finish work on the attack, they wrote, failure to do this risks not only stagnation on the battlefield and further prolongation of this war, but threatens further global instability as our adversaries conduct influence operations to the whole world, we'll be back in a minute, we'll lay out the weeks without the noise of dust on the shelf. news of the week with dmitry kiselyov on sunday on rtr. i'm glad that you're here, and i'm also glad that i'm here, look at the holidays, this is not my vantus, and this turns out to be mine, but i didn’t recognize him, she’s gone completely wild , she’s running after plumbers, maria poroshina, only i decided to forever have an affair with love, like

the serb had won this competition for the seventh time the day before, surpassing the legendary rogeror zero turned out right now. in the title match, djokovic faced courts owner janik sinner. it was to the italian that serb lost in the group stage. therefore, few people believed that within one week yannick would beat the first racket of the planet for the second time. most likely not. sinner himself was sure of this. the main match of the tournament in turin turned out to be boring and lasted only 1 hour and 40 minutes. djokovic scored 13 aces, did not make a single double fault, made three breaks with eight break points. sinner completed seven serves in the game, never made a double fault and did not make a single break with two breakpoints 6:363 nil over. account in personal. the meetings became 4:1 in favor of djokovic, but most importantly, this triumph for novak became the seventh in his career; according to this indicator, he surpassed federer; roger had six victories at the final tournament of the year. the serbian finishes the season very well on the first line of the itp ra

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