so ross enters the city with an advanced force ross, coburn, a few of coburn's sailors and a few of ross's aides, very small. he announces, if you all stay in your homes, those of that are left, most people evacuated. washington is a ghost town. if do that i you have my word as a gentleman, i will not attack civilians. i will not attack any i won't touch it. i simply am going to fly a flag. i'm going to parlay with your president, which he didn't know was gone. and your generals. so as ross does this from a house there's musket fire and it hits kills one british soldier wounds some but it takes ross's horse as this is the horse that served the men in the polyphonic he brought across the atlantic as any mounted officer tell you, the horse is an extension of themselves ross is livid he lets coburn make the call coburn sends his marines after him and they burn the house down try to hunt people down one of ross's aides says they only burn that one house. coburn's aide said they burn to so make the decision so that changes now coburn who wants to burn everything? ross was holding a back. ross u

so ross enters the city with an advanced force ross, coburn, a few of coburn's sailors and a few of ross's aides, very small. he announces, if you all stay in your homes, those of that are left, most people evacuated. washington is a ghost town. if do that i you have my word as a gentleman, i will not attack civilians. i will not attack any i won't touch it. i simply am going to fly a flag. i'm going to parlay with your president, which he didn't know was gone. and your generals. so as ross does this from a house there's musket fire and it hits kills one british soldier wounds some but it takes ross's horse as this is the horse that served the men in the polyphonic he brought across the atlantic as any mounted officer tell you, the horse is an extension of themselves ross is livid he lets coburn make the call coburn sends his marines after him and they burn the house down try to hunt people down one of ross's aides says they only burn that one house. coburn's aide said they burn to so make the decision so that changes now coburn who wants to burn everything? ross was holding a back. ross u

ross is marching toward norfolk. ross, quote unquote, i will sup suer. i will sub in baltimore tonight or in how it's mi. be careful what you say. they're marching and stricker knowhat are in. if we're in a defensive posture and the british charge us trained clerks and blacksmiths are going run. in fact, most anybody wh. so we said we're going to do what the british would never we're going to t them. so you have farmers with sickles and things as the british come to a narrow choke pointthey pour out and attack the british and the british are dropping like flies. it's ross from the ba of the line says don't caref it rains militiaou know forward so ross up chilrous somebody him right through the heart that's th end ross the meare unnerved. that guy who saw washington's nger starts yelling it's washington's musket, you know, the british retreat. but now we have the navy. so in september coburn launches the largest assault on fort mchenry in washington by artillery. our garrison at 20% strength because of incompetence. it's led by a major young major in his

in 1942, ross went to work for lockheed aircraft.design the p-38 lightning, an innovative, fast and powerful fighter that made its mark in both the european and pacific theaters after the war, many women engineers were laid off to make room for men returning home. but lockheed kept ross on the job, even sending her to ucla for her professional certification in engineering, the first native american woman to earn that credential. ross was one of the early members of lockheed's famed skunk works, the top-secret advanced development division that worked on cutting edge, breakthrough aerospace technology. she was the only woman and only native american at the skunk works. much of her work still can't be discussed publicly. gayle: if so much of her work had not been classified she would have won a nobel prize. that's how innovative, that's how important the work that she did was. john: some of the work that is public now includes the polaris submarine launched missile, and the agena rocket, which carried numerous satellites into earth's o

and another to a boy named denny ross. denny ross does it mean anything to anybody? mean anything to me. detectives learned that this denny ross lived in a three bedroom apartment next to an adult shop. they drove over a knock on the door. >> denny ross, he's got a phone in his hand. i said hey, i'm a detective. i'd like to talk to you about this. >> he said, well i've got my turn on the phone. >> attorney? >> yes. i said, well that smells different. >> coming up -- >> one thing led to another. and then we kissed and stuff. >> but did that lead to murder? when "dateline" continues. i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and

ross stores reports after the bell and after tjx, investors have higher expectations for ross they putund and sales expected to grow 3% and the off price concept has proven to buck the trends as this treasure hunt still seems to wrestle with shoppers ross shares up 6%. well out performing the xrt but not nearly the performance scott. >> we'll see you in o.t. courtney reagan. what's your takeaway thus far from consumer, whether it is the target numbers or maybe more interesting the commentary along with walmart talking about what the holidays might bring and then looking ahead to gap, ross, or anything else on your mind. >> there's a strong degree of complexity costco, dollar tree down today off of the walmart numbers ross store is going to have to come in with sales growth at 5%, not 3% they need 5% the expectations are so high if you're going to beat in retail, you're doing it with strong operational management. the consumer is not given the condition it's in right now is going to be cost conscious the consumer will not get you over the goal line. >> you have lulu >> i have lulu, tjx,

police zeroed in on ross after match a fingerprint to a ran some note to a fingerprint from ross' previousrrest. prosecutors today said they had one goal. >> to hold this defendant, who's committed a heinous, terrible offense against a tender aged victim. we will hold him accountable and responsible. >> reporter: the judge ordered craig ross to be held without bail. he'll be back in court next month, and his trial is scheduled for the spring. david? >> david: stephanie, thank you. >>> tonight, the former attorney convicted of murder his own wife and son, alex murdaugh reaching a plea deal in the financial case against him. already serving two life sentences for murder his wife and son, guilty of stealing millions from his clients, including ist family of his long time housekeeper who died in a fall at his home. >>> tonight with thanksgiving now less than a week away, the cross country storm set to move in, just as millions of americans, of course, set to fl t travel. rob marciano on the storms and gio benitez on the travel picture. >> reporter: tonight, the start of what's expected to be t

. >> reporter: 46-year-old craig ross jr.ading not guilty to all charges, including rape and kidnapping. ross' appearance a stark contrast to that arrest photo taken after police swooped in and rescued the 9-year-old girl from a small bedroom closet in a camper on ross' mother's property. state police telling us the little girl was relieved to see them. was she emotional? >> she was very emotional. >> reporter: the 9-year-old vanished while riding a bike alone, sparking a massive manhunt, with hundreds of law enforcement and people searching. police zeroed in on ross after matching the fingerprint from a ransom note left at the girl's home to ross' finger print from a previous arrest. prosecutors today said they have one goal -- >> to hold this defendant, who's committed a heinous, terrible offense against a tender aged victim -- we will hold him accountable and responsible. >> reporter: the judge ordered craig ross to be held without bail. he'll be back in court next month, and his trial is scheduled for the spring. david? >

rick ross and meek mill! and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff i check my inbox, return some emails, and of course i send out "thank you notes." i was running a bit behind is that okay [ cheers and applause can i write out some thank you notes right now? i appreciate that. james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ thank you, ohio, for legalizing recreational weed. [ cheers ] wait, you're telling me a state known for eating chili on top of spaghetti just now legalized weed [ cheers and applause come on. >> steve: ohio ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "the golden bachelor's" "women tell all" episode, for starting with a warning that the show may be disturbing to viewers under 65 [ laughter and applause ♪ thank you, election day, for forcing all of us to make exceptionally important decisions in our old high school gymnasium [ laughter and applause ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, apartment smoke detector, for alerting me there's a fire by doing a mariah carey impression. [ laughter and applau

and it's all about promoting democracy in ross. and we know what happens when washington promotes democracy in other countries. we know what tends to happen, and also they were for promoting and supporting the liberal opposition. so they stated in their m o, what they are doing hard with surprise, and they're also had to come up with a for an agent a lot because it wants things to be transparent as if that's what you would do. and then let's put a label on that. it seems that international olympic committee is seen red rather than gold overall shows plants to hold one x calling a weld friendship games. next year. the aisle will seize, urging countries and athletes to boycott, be event prompting. an angry reaction from moscow. douglas and exclude categorically disagree with the line that the i o. c has taken in relation to our athletes in the context of future electric prospects. the i o. c does not have a monopoly on the sports for the sports world is much more multi faceted covering a huge number of countries. and there can be dif

the, the, the window, all those teens are ross to one of the few function in medical facilities in northern gas or a mid devastating user id of tax. the quality is really admitted tree claims. he has seized parts of gather city. human rights watch suggested may be guilty of war crimes with it's a tax on hospitals. also what had the policy and then the basset, it's a roster explicitly entails all to you that his people are paid the price for years of failure to implement key un resolution taking the initiative and security council. if you've got to think about his team and they shall know, and the one that has been implemented because of as late because of united states, the mistakes has been making in europe below. why, why we must really did that at a bombshell investigation reveals that a washington base and g o founded by ross and opposition figure out lexie and avante paid a vast network of online trolls to demonize the crab lead on social media. the others are to international, reaching you from on you, sent i in moscow i a michael watched out with the latest updates as the knights of

but only target and ross stores beating its target.ing me to discuss this further is the equity research vice president at jeffries that could have that covers the retailers. tell me what stood out to you in the stories between walmart's results and target's results. if you looking at a chart here today, you see both of them, it is probably not a surprise. it made a record high the day before. target has been an underperformer. is this a meaner version or something more? >> i think it is a little bit of a meaner version. one of the questions that we got can target sustain on a mid- single digit comparable same store sales decline. you also see coste leverage, coupled with shrinkage that we have seen at the consumer level. it has been a little bit of a profitability headwind. what we saw this quarter was similar to last quarter, target was able to generate a 5.2% operating margin even with the compare same stores that declined in the single digits. the question going forward is this repeatable and sustainable? for now, there is renewed

they can serve with those law professor catherine ross . thank you so much for your time and for those insight. thank you for inviting me or the and finally, catalonia human tower champions have set a new record because the use of the law sancho formed a tower consisting of 3, joined up 9 story towers of 9 people. each. this 9 by 9 power has never been successfully completed before it takes around 500 people at the base to support the weight of the tower. human towers or across space were 1st documented in the 18th century and are considered by unesco to be part of the world's cultural heritage. and don't worry, i know it doesn't look like it, but nobody was hurt in the making of that tower or it's falling apart. for the 3rd time, the race are to stay in touch so you can follow our team on twitter. you find those under the, the, you news and myself that nicole underscore, florida. if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there is of course, always our website. that's the w dot com for now though from the entire team here on the day.

they can serve with those law professor catherine ross. thank you so much for your time and for those insights. thank you for inviting me. of the and finally catalonia human tower champions have set a new record because the use of the law sancho formed a tower consisting of 3, joined up 9 story towers of 9 people each. there's 9 by 9. power has never been successfully completed before it takes around 500 people at the base to support the weight of the tower. human towers or across space were 1st documented in the 18th century and are considered by unesco to be part of the world's cultural heritage. and don't worry, i know it doesn't look like it, but nobody was hurt in the making of that tower or it's falling apart. for the 3rd time, the race are to stay in touch so you can follow our team on twitter. you find those under the, the, you news and myself that nicole underscore, florida. if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there is of course, always our website. that's the w dot com for now though from the entire team here on the

as we get you into street level radar, fort ross, fort ross road, some wet roadways as and this morning, some of us woke up to show shower activity. so hello rainy season this is good to see because this is just the start of what's to come. that's the first wave. the area of low pressure is spinning off the coastline will send us more rounds of rain over the next couple of days. let's time this out for you. the rain line starts to shift even further north tonight. we get a dry period and then here comes that next round. tomorrow afternoon, continuing through tomorrow evening's commute. so this is when you will need your rain gear on our exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale tonight and tomorrow afternoon evening, we are looking at a level one so it's mainly north bay tonight. tomorrow light to moderate afternoon evening showers for the bay area and a slight possibility of thunder. here's a view from our san jose camera. and just some leftover clouds. but we did get rain 8500 san bernardo, a third of an inch in santa rosa, a few hundredths from napa to sfo. oakland, 100th of an inc

miss ross, these latest cases lean on the 14th amendment of the us constitution before we think into them. could you briefly explain what section 3 of the amendments that yes, section 3 of the amendment which was passed right after our civil war. says that any person who, at one time was an official of the us government, who swear an oath, to protect the united states and its laws was and who then participated in this insurrection engaged in insurrection, or provided aid and comfort to insurrection. this wouldn't be barred from ever holding another elective federal office. 10 of the time that that was passed. it was kind of clear who washington's direction is, did they serve in the confederate army, or one of the governments of the confederate states or the confederacy itself. and if their state presumed to send them to congress, then congress refused to seek them. so it was clear at that time the congress did the enforcement. and during the 20th and 21st centuries, this has hardly been used at all. i mean, really less that i have 4 places and, and the picture is what it isn't as cle

bush had some thoughts about ross perot. what impact could rfk have on the biden/trump matchup?> those "new york times" polls that we spoke about earlier this week, they were such bad news for joe biden. but look at this. the biden versus trump margin without kennedy, we see trump up by five in arizona, five in pennsylvania, 11 points in nevada. you add kennedy, look at this. a tie in arizona, a tie in pennsylvania, and that lead gets cut to six points in nevada. so kennedy could be a spoiler for donald trump at least according to this poll. of course, i will note, phil and poppy, he is not the only potential third-party candidate. joe manchin announced he is retiring from the senate from west virginia. there are thoughts of him as a no labels party candidate. 10% of registered voters said that they may in fact vote for him. this year we could end up with a major party candidate winning the race with far less than 50 and maybe less than 40%. >> that number is from even before, you know, last night happened. >> exactly. >> harry, that was so good we'd like you to hang out for a l

take us through one douglas ross, leader of the opposition went through. still has many more questions that he once answered. pointing out, he said we cannot forget that, a few months ago, mr matheson wanted the scottish taxpayer to pay £11,000 in expenses. that's right. under michael matheson�*s as the nation. he has an answer there that he is going to keep falling back on. at that point he was still under the impression, given the timeline he has just laid out, that the ipad had only been used for parliamentary, constituency purposes, and therefore, when the taxpayer was going to be covering the bill, that felt perhaps more appropriate, although still big questions about, surely, at that point, how the bill got so high. his argument is, as soon as he found out it had been used for non—parliamentary purposes by members of his family, at that point he decided he would have to pay back the bill. the question that he has more complexity is around, which we also heard from douglas ross and the scottish conservatives, was giving journalists answers once he kne

ross was always very kind to me. he always catered in barbecue when i would visit him and was a dreamer with a genuine love for creativity and always talked about wanting to build a waterfall on the riverfront. and i was the county mayor at the time and couldn't make it happen because it would have been a city project. but through sentinel and river media, the do it yourself concept you see prevalent out there now was a creation of ross bagwell. he met the love of his life sue in the eighth grade and were together their whole lives until his passing in 2022. he is survived by his daughter dee, brother joe, two grandchildren and six great grandchildren and will be missed by those who love him but will not be forgotten, mr. speaker, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: p ursuant to clause a of rule 1, >> coming up tomorrow, lawmakers could vote to expel republican member george santos from the house. robert garcia and republican congress

ross gerber very much a bowl on tesla but is saying my investors want me to pull out of tesla. have one impact investor join the show earlier, who said she is appalled by what he's saying and brings up irrelevant point. she said what about the talent at these companies? what we see a reaction from those stakeholders, employees who don't want to be working at a company that is ultimately doing incredible things like making climate focused and friendly cars and putting rockets into space, for example? amber: there's always this fear, especially when it comes to tesla, that whatever musk is doing will put people off buying the cars. that is why the stock sold off yesterday but today is in recovery mode -- in recovery mode, but with the magnitude of these endorsements, do you think this time is different, that what muska is doing is just a bridge too far? caroline: precisely what we have asked everyone on our program and when you speak to opinion writers he says this time it does feel different. this time it does not feel like the teflon will still be there and it can wash off the

ambassador ross, thank you for being here. what do you think of the outlines of this tentative deal? >> well, i think, look, this is something that has been out there for a while. hamas from the very beginning was conveying that they would release 50 hostages. they were -- there were rumors it could be 100. i think hamas all along has viewed this as a vehicle, as a means to try to get the israelis to stop or at least to give them respite. the israelives, i think the report is very accurate in terms of saying not just the impact of the hostage families, but i think one of the things we have to understand, the israeli military supports this not because they want to stop the pressure and momentum they have now in gaza on the ground, and they have quite a bit, but because they feel as an organization, as an institution, they failed. the reason they have ohio state annals is because they failed. the leadership of the idf says they have hostages because they failed. they should never have been taken as hostages, and they have to put

ross: me too. oh, no! ross: yes! ok, welcome to the show.ning me at the desk is the co-host with the co-most.

here we go tjx is cheaper than ross stores. it's a better run company than ross stores.it. the head of a turkey i just think you buy tjx right here right now. >> how about tonight >> i'm doing a face-off with ben. [ inaudible ] about lynde versus air products and these are the two industrial gas companies of our era and they are deeply involved with hydrogen and climate change and which one is better. >> were you unnerved by industrial production yesterday? >> no. >> is that all autos >> all autos and the strike and why i thought the csx comments were so cogent i do think, by the way, that you're not going to build any more plants if you can get away with it, auto plants, in that area, in detroit i think shawn fain turned out to be the most powerful person. we look at capitalism in 2023, he's going to turn out to be the most powerful force of capitalism he took those -- he took the industry apart and turned it upside down. >> well the "times" yesterday top 1% owns 31% of u.s. wealth, the bottom 50% own 2.5% of u.s. wealth. >> well, i think that the czar owns a lot of wea

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.eal book conference. congratulations. >> what are they saying? was your mind mush? >> my mind is mush right now. it has to be.

and it's all about promoting democracy and ross. and we know what happens when washington promotes democracy in other countries. we know what tends to happen, and also there are for promoting and supporting the liberal opposition. so they stated in their m o what they are doing hard with supplies and they're also had to come up with a for an agent a lot because it wants things to be transparent as if that's what you would do. and then let's put a label on that, the wash premier thing tags. the vall died discussion club has gathered together, exposed to discuss the nation strengthening relations with neighboring china. russia is ambassador to about country ego mobile stab at the vantage shown, kind of the ties between the 2 nations have never been closer. stellar's the or if she missed them, like these, it's already become almost an axiom. the russian chinese relations are experiencing the best period in there and.

also, what had the policy in, in the back to the, to ross? are you specific details are to you that his people are paying the prize the years of failure to implement the un resolution taking the recognition and security accounts. if you've got to think about his team and they shall know a new one that has been implemented because of as late, because when i did, steve, the mistakes has been making taken in europe. bureau. why, why we must have that a bombshell investigation reveals that a washington days and jail founded by a russian opposition figure alexi, nevada. you'd pay the vast network of online trolls, the demon isaac from line from leading on social media. the welcome to washington national, reaching your life on the russian capital. i am michael, quite chat with the latest updates. now now the night of relentless ease, ready, a tax of northern parts of the gas, a strip by new bars polish pinions. when did an idea of the tax would taken to one of the few medical center still functioning in the area of wanting that you may find the fol

. >>> i want to bring in dennis ross, he's the counselor for the washington institute for neri's policy, and msnbc senior director for the central region. also with me, senior analyst at the times of israel, ha vooef gur. thank you both for being here. dennis, now that this deal is in place, give us insights based on your experience. what are both sides likely doing now, right now behind the scenes? >> oh, i think they're preparing for what's going to happen tomorrow. it is fair to describe this as fragile, but it's also in each side's interests to see it happen. interestingly enough, it's probably in hamas's interest even more than israel's. it gives them a respite. they're going to get palestinian prisoners released as part of this. palestinian prisoners are having iconic status among palestinians. this will be something that will look like a game for hamas. they have every incentive to carry it out, and i expect that they will. but look, these arehe kind of things that they're never done until they're actually done. >> and haviv, i want to play a bit more of what one mother told our

ross: danny. hello, hello, hello. i'm so happy to be here.rew: danny. - you know i love you, and you. danny, you've gotten me to admit things i never would admit elsewhere. you dive right into the question. are you engaged now? my mom just asked me that. she's like you need to find out.

. >>> welcome back ross stores, that's leading the s&p today.chart. i know you have, joe, because you own it in the joet best day of the year best day of the year they reaffirmed their outlook. a lot of time retailers are talking about slowdown, cautious, apparel has been a real question mark leaning negative what about this? >> we spoke about this yesterday on "closing bell" with courtney reagan there was concern certainly after what tjx reported. off price, though, has such strong momentum. it's where right now a cost conscious consumer could go. this was a very strong report, a report that's indicating that cost conscious consumer is still directing their buying intentions towards off price it's lifted tjx a little and has lifted burlington which will report next week we own burlington as well. burlington is up about 5% today. >> this is really the middle income story we've talked about this, scott we see the high-income consumer. we've seen the low-income consumer under a lot of pressure we see that with dollar general this is an example of

kristin: we have not spoken to ross yet. we are part of a coalition with whistle stop capital and many others have written to the board. we did this earlier this year. we put out a statement and a letter speaking about lots of different issues that we want to see the board take up. sadly we have not had response. we have been meeting as a group monthly to figure out how we can be engaged to support the company to be expressed. we will re-send the letter with a new cover letter with the additional grievances that have occurred since we sent the additional letter and that will go out in the next couple weeks. caroline: kristin hull thank you for articulating your point of view for nia impact capital today. coming up, we turn to the markets. tesla stocks up over the last five days in the last month. tech stocks have outperformed up to trillion dollars in terms of a risk rally in november. could it be at a slowing point? ed: shares of applied materials, the biggest u.s. chipmaker down 5.5 percent, five point 4%. reuters reportin

the. >> pete: jill stein, ross peron the gave us clinton twice. clinton sent ross perot a thank you letter. r.f.k. jr. winning against trump and biden in six battleground states among 18 to 29 year olds, younger voters are gravitating to r.f.k. jr., leaving the biden presidency. >> kayleigh: hillary clinton had third party candidates, jill stein wrecked her candidacy. i have more to say and a lot of opinion tonight, i will be hos hosting "hannity." israeli prime minister netanyahu is offering thanks to house lawmakers for voting to censor squad member rashida tlaib over her anti-israel antisemitism remarks. mlb chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health.

and natalie natalie, hey, the who named ross just don't you have to shave house and engagement trails. when so many find themselves boils, the parts we choose to look so common ground, the car executive and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why? watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else . welcome to please or do the have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the wayne say the society of getting kind of ideas are gonna use the problem that i think of and also a big, big deal. 11 i had the other lot the last 2. and so this have all you'll see last week on the seeing the was a, there's a lot of for the gun on the see if i'm going out for the go on the most of the, for, let's see on the like the face of

ross, first of all, here's my thing , ross. are they just my thing, ross.hat? are they more sinister than that ? no sinister than that? no >> well, this week they seem to have adopted the palestinian cause, which has not got a lot to do with oil and fossil fuel use. i have to say, i've which i think i think reveals really that what they've been all along , which is they are a sort of all purpose, left wing, anti—capitalist group, which is dressed up in environmental battle clothes just like extinction rebellion before them , which came out of an organisation called rising up. this whole movement sort of evolved from the anti—capitalist protests of the early 2000, but sort of didn't get much. it didn't make much progress on killing off capitalism then. but then they sort of jumped on the climate as a sort of bandwagon which could attract sort of lots of nice middle class people who thought they were sort of protesting against climate change, but actually, you know, find themselves wrapped up in these , um, anti—capitalism , um, these, um, anti—capitalism, um

so give us an idea then of time scales of ross vacation and the resumption of productions. yes, a little as it tomorrow. should officially the board of the engine officially approve of this deal and submit it to its members. and then in the next couple of days, maybe a week or more, but not much longer than that, you should see ratification of production will start a very, very quickly after that of already some very, very big productions like the big studio films, to pull 3 of gladiator tubes don't that people want to go next year. they're already a, basically, uh, getting ready in the starting blocks to go as soon as reputation goes through. so i think we're going to see the sort of hollywood machine really a go into your very, very quickly everybody is desperate to get back to work. and there's also a lot of money on the table. people do not want to let this slip through their fingers, so i think we're going to see an amazing search in production in the next couple of weeks. scott, thank you for that. scott rockwell from dw culture to get it always got dw news on the go.

adam, ray and ross, great to have you all.ou very much for the word on wall street, gentlemen. thank you, sirs. quick break and then biden's border crisis spirals out of control again, u.s. border patrol arresting more than 1500 illegal migrants with known criminal records. that's happening in one month. had that was for october. missouri congressman mark alford is here with reaction. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. [phone alert] good thing the new dexcom g7 can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7 the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with

great to have you, ross. thank you so much.closing bell on this monday. we see the nasdaq, s&p and the dow eking out some green at the moment. tomorrow we have earnings from rivian and ebay and tennessee senator marsha blackburn. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larrku

ross is definitely one i would hold or buy. their ability to grow their top line. they expanded margins, they still have a very conservative guidance and outlook it seemed if you read through management commentary, they're saying hey, we want to keep that guidance 1% to 2% sales growth but it could be up 5%, and their eps growth, they ranged it up to 6.1%, that's till 30 cents growth over what they saw in q3. they saw a little lower prices, but people are putting more items in the basket. so the consumer is looking to them for value if you are squeezed and looking for clothing, you might be looking at ross than say target. >> i've got to find some holes to poke in this story, even as i have another order costco, they don't report q1 until mid december but they hit a 52-week high, even though walmart is down. market growth has to come from somewhere. what do you think about costco, definite buy >> i'm a costco member, full disclaimer but they have a cult following and they are cracking down on the members. i don't know if you've

ross perot.. who'o's s backing hihim? >>> tonight, joe manchin in a new interview refusing to say whether he will vote for biden in 2024. >> i think that's -- it's a hypothetical question thinking not knowing what we're going to have and who we're going to have. to make a choice right now, okay, let me just say i could not vote for donald trump. >> but you're not convinced you could vote for joe biden? >> well, i want president biden. i hope the changes would come. >> this comes as president biden is facing an uphill battle with a key group that put him in the white house. and jeff zeleny kicks off our new series "voters "outfront"" with a look at the crucial young vote. >> people may not vote because they all say, well, this happened under the biden/harris administration. >> reporter: as kerry singleton looks ahead to the next presidential election, he's thinking back to the promises he heard president biden and vice president harris deliver on a visit to atlanta. >> pass the freedom to vote act. [ applause ] pass it now

i think you need to be very specific about your picks like ross stores.what do you like that made it so attractive to you? >> first 6 all with the economics, off-price retailers, specialty retailers. they're not your megacaps like your targets or your walmarts. as people are being more cost-conscious but still wanting to go shopping and they're also winners like deckers or lululemons where people are just willing to pay for that product because there -- charles: they buy the uggs, love those thing. >> lululemon, mom, dad, kids can shop there, great quality products. if there are unique fundamental stories and unique opportunities, but i'm saying right now keep an eye on those smaller caps. i think finally could be this the end of that two year underperformance. charles: is there any caveat you would add? in other words i think if you look at these stocks, probably any stock, even more so them, normally when i start my research process, i start income statement, cash flow statement, balance sheet. you have to put balance sheet at the top. you have to see h

in 61 is where the hosted use, which on hold to the families come as relates to ross and he's ready. hostages took of all righty and made their way through the rough crossings. we'd get it off the mold on 50 days of bombings, 15000 promising and civilians in guy that had been killed with those buildings, boston and that is a circus president reset battle. god lashes out that these ready prime minister netanyahu, who has committed one of the worst atrocities of the last century in gaza, has already written his name in history as the butcher of gaza, the midnight in moscow. welcome to the global update on our teacher national. i a my, a quick question whether they just have masses reported and looking to prolong the cease fire with ease. well, for now the 4 days a, something has to do is have left gas through the roof. a board, a check point, and including 2 people who are citizens of both ross and he's, well, a mass released them on wednesday evening as a choose between ease roll and the middle 10 group is about to end the instead of 2 dates choose why is down here are the numbers on

it was a since forces led by jeff ross. there was a different divisions this without any connection to the activities of emotions. and then we just think they might take orders from our foreign minister jose, that'd be wrapped about y'all has war. but the schools are quote, not in different words. the feeling of their most limited error appears in palestine, sending the signal, if the conflict versus their existing school, she'll have their fingers on the trigger. meanwhile, on your off the hill said washington is advising to one to exercise was free of itself. escalate as a war in gaza with its massive support for as well. he said that he wants his messages to hezbollah. which range would also fail to make the resistance be cautious in his decision making the time to get one of the different assets. the deployment of us aircraft carriers in the region is not going to give them the high ground. rather, he said, this will make the vulnerable to possible strikes. so this is one of the strongest warnings you want has issued si

ambassador ross, i want to start with you.t the question on my mind, as i've seen all of this unfold over the last couple of days, what infrastructure actually needs to be in place to see this truce extend and more hostages released? yes, there's for lack of return, handshake agreement between all the proper parties, is there additional infrastructure that needs to exist? >> i think the key is, this is a deal that has been brokered largely by the countries with egyptian help in talking to the administration. so, i don't know that what we can talk some sort of sort of wider infrastructure of these negotiations. i suspect these are the parties that will be key to see whether not this can be extended. i think hamas, obviously, in my mind, has it in their interest to extend it. it gives them more of a respite. gives them more chance to -- take him immediately military pressure off of them. the israelis, even if they might not want to see the military momentum they have before stop, they certainly want to see the release of the hos

douglas ross, i to us this evening. douglas ross, leader of the scottish conservatives.in england currently have the poorest safety ratings of any hospital service inspected by the regulator isn't going to inspire confidence. bbc analysis of care quality commission records showed it deemed 67% of them not to be safe enough — up from 55% last autumn. the bbc�*s analysis also revealed that 15% of maternity units received the poorest safety ranking of "inadequate" — meaning that there is a high risk of avoidable harm to mother or baby. that's more than doubled from 7% last year. a study in the bmj in 2022 also revealed that out of millions of live births across eight european countries the uk had the second—highest maternal death rate. mothers in the uk were three times more likely to die around the time of pregnancy compared to those in norway and denmark. the department for heath and social care said £165 million a year was being invested in boosting the maternity workforce, and said, "we know there is more to do". why are so many of them deemed unsafe? we're going to foc

rhodes, former deputy national security adviser in the obama administration and ambassador dennis rossl envoy to the middle east and distinguished fellow with the washington institute. so we've been reporting on a possible agreement for a couple of days now that would include the release of some of the hospitals in exchange for pausing the fighting of several days and also the release of palestinian women and children, prisoners in israel. what do you think is the final sticking point or points in reaching a deal? >> well, i think this has been brewing for some weeks now, andrea. i think when secretary blinken went to the region he talked to countries about this and working with qatar on this for some time and i'm sure part of what the u.s. was interested in was getting as many of these hostages out as possible in this negotiation recognizing that releasing all of them is probably not achievable at this time. at the same time this pause of several days, four or five days, is meant to father till state a significant amount of humanitarian assistance also getting into gaza, and alleviati

from to also coming up and is really air attack on a residential building and does a southern city of ross us feels at least 14 people the un human rights chief describes is really a tax on gaza as horrendous and beyond belief and calls for an immediate cease fire . and we followed apply to the children and gaza as monday, march world children's day. the is realize carrying out further bonding attacks across the gaza strip overnight showing in the north hit one of gauze is biggest hospitals killing at least 12 people, staff at the in the nation hospital or appealing for urgent intervention from the u . n. and the red cross dar around 700 patients inside the hospital and thousands of people in the compound, including medics. all of this the coordinated balances, health ministry, the main operating room inside the hospital has been damaged. medical teams save a facility was targeted without prior warning. one of the zeros on us al sharif, witnessed the chaotic scenes inside the indonesian hospital shortly after it was attacked by the is really military time inside the indonesian hospital in

i'm ross says it's schools and shelters arrival, crowded, 60 hoping time age by is right. the attacks and the agency cannot protect those facilities in the north at the cause a strip and for it stop the war on. cause that has been the worst crisis for the united nations humanitarian workers in the organizations. history, in fact, is not even close to next west moments of the un was a suicide bombing. and it'd be just 90 area in 2011, killing $36.00 less than ha, the currents cause of title on rock provides kind of sydney and refugees with education, health and social services. but it's long been under pressure. he's ready. prime minister benjamin. yes, in yahoo! once a disbanded for allowing palestinians to inherit refugee status from their fathers, this keeps alive the right to return to lands taken in 1948 and in 2018 president, donald trump caught us funding for on rock, plunging it into financial crisis. but nothing compares to the cottage of recent weeks and others of policy to evidence that these attacks are happening inside unreal installations 60 have been impacted

they frontier, got some people, even at the i'll shoot for hospital policy and vice versa, ross, since those are 2, that is no intentional thinking of business solutions to the place where they need to be to do i looked on this issue, but in the end, people the deal on this side, i'm mainly and if any of the above, the ones that then don't want to see solution. wow. so the city previously considered a safe haven for refugees received any advice to asian on one of them. the idea as over like s like the city on the bottom shell investigation with the washington police n d o. that was found in by russian. i'll position to get, i like seen that finally pay the ball and it was on like close to demonize equipment on social media. the bottom of the, the well this is a lot. see it is, could i have your company today? my name's a month now to northern garza, where is largest possible. i'll see if it's cleared up in idea of raise for the 2nd day in a row for the it shows but it will solve i am patients mid the dust and debris. the idea of claims that has filed with those as of the sides, well, h