rusty, it is a pleasure to have you on the news hour.ffin, the republican challenger, is asking for 60,000 votes, is asking for the court system to throw these votes out. that is about 1% of the vote, but in a contest that i understand came down to 2/ 100ths of a percent, that matters. what celebrities -- what irregularities is he alleging? rusty: that 60,000 or so of these votes were cast by voters who were not completely registered or registered appropriately, essentially it comes down to this issue over registration forms that predated what was the help america vote act in the early 2000's that was passed. once that law passed, registration requires a voter to either provides the last four digits of their social security number or a driver's license number. some voters in north carolina registered with forms that predated the passage of that act. this issue has been brought up before and has been dismissed by a federal district court judge in the lead up to the most recent election. the state board of election also reviewed allegation

the house floor, it will formally enter into the congressional record the names back row hecklers, rusty butter knives and the industry couples into the congressional record. whatever we call them, they are people i have broken bread with, talked about the world's problems with, been through a whole lot personally with. i want each of them to know how grateful i am for them and their friendship. although i am moving on from congress, i am confident i am not moving on from my friendships with them. i appreciate my playing buddies , adam smith, dan newhouse, and adam strickland, who in addition to being great leaders and partners, often made the time go faster with what really is a long flight. i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge my former roommate and former colleague denny heck me a great lieutenant governor and dear friend who often shared his warm almonds with me on the plane. i am thankful to the class of 2012 in congress. what a dynamic group of people, including hakeem jeffries, and kevin clark, both are different, and stewards of this institution. outside of congress, i have

dave scott rusty schweickart. three men to quantify this new to make ready for the moon. this the most complex system ever sent into space. first the saturn five seven and a half million pounds of thrust its first stage alone over 3 million working parts. then the lunar module well over 1 million parts. and the command service modules over 2 million parts, 35 seconds in march 3rd, 1969, and the countdown for the launch of apollo nine was underway. each piece tracked down four computer monitors to. guidance released 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, ten, nine. we have ignition sequence start. six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. all engines running command, liftoff. we have left at 11 a.m. eastern standard. oh nine. you are a go the way everything looks good. roger and apollo nine at 5 minutes. everybody's happy as a clam here looking good are we? very good. once in the crew turned the command module around preparatory to the docking with. the lunar module, which was still attached to the tss four b, the third stage of the launch vehicle. and this is houston. all right, earth out the

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. >> i think it is important that -- you have to understand that the media's rusty, they're not useditted an crayon. but it is not just biden. because he can point to anyone in his administration, he did it with a negotiator in the day. he's like i know you're tired that come on appear and let us know how it's going. and guess what? that guy was able to tell us how it was going. which was [bleep] amazing. because of president biden cannot say it then kamala has to say it and i know he has dementia but i don't know what the [bleep] she has. [cheering and applause] because is there a bug going around the white house that everyone got a hit of the bag of cocaine? what happened? because we can't -- and no matter what expert this current administration has, they come up and we are like, what? and we need panels to translate. we need brett bear and rocket scientists and to come down and explain to us what is happening. now we can just simply watch the person on the podium. they're going to explain what is going on and we're like okay that makes sense. and then we don't need to switch to go

thank you that spring in pacific palisades rusty and -- resident and altadena resident thank you both for coming on. do you first because he when your brother went to your home at the palisades and tried to fight the fire for a while tell me what happened. >> i was initially at my office in santa monica, a fire broke out in the highlands i called my parents to make sure they sure they were all right. i made my way up there eventually. it was very hectic with everybody evacuating so i finally made it up to the house. i went on to the roof and started spraying down on the vegetation and my house had just somehow try to preserve it. >> trace: but a tree caught fire. >> the tree behind my house caught fire initially i was looking over the ridge on santa monica mountain range and amber started flying down and it finally got the tree in my backyard and that is kind of when i knew i had to get out of there. >> trace: rob, to you, even when you when you lose. your dad, your brother, you also fought this fire to save the house but you lost the family business. a hardware store, right? was ther

everything's still made of metal, a little bit rusty -- >> everything's always on a monitor, right?. >> jimmy: your friend knew about that? what is his name, johnny? >> johnny. >> jimmy: he knew there was no paper? >> yes, johnny, he's going to be beside himself that he's getting such a mention. [ laughter ] no, i don't know that johnny knew that. >> jimmy: laura dern told me that -- i have to think about this, make sure i have it right. that when she was shooting the blaster, that she was making the pew pew sound! >> of course. >> jimmy: they had to tell her to stop making the sound. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you do that? >> i think i might have done it. here's another thing. so blasters don't have kick. because obviously i've used weapons in films before and sometimes you have to add a little bit of a kick. >> jimmy: oh, pretend? >> yeah, i was doing that with the blaster. pew pew! first of all, there's no pew pew. okay, sorry. "no kick, just point and squeeze." sorry, i didn't mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: someone corrected you on that? >> oh, yeah. no pew pew and no k

how is everybody faring this morning rusty mark >> reporter: good morning. offices reopened at 10:00 this morning, there was a joyous atmosphere yesterday when all the snow came down. the biggest snowfall d.c. has seen in years. as you mentioned arctic air has entered the chat. that's the price we pay here. some good news, on 14th street behind me you see all that activity. it means the ice has melted with the weather's not far from over. this morning, and arctic blast after an early winter storm now millions of americans waking up to freezing temperatures and chilling wind. including in d.c. after almost a foot of snow blanketed the area. snowplows here are still working overtime and multiple states are preparing for freezing roads. >> stay safe to let us do as much work possible to let us clear as many roads. >> after snow piled in the midwest amid dangerous conditions for drivers. this police dash cam video in ohio capturing the moment a speeding car smacked into a tow truck responding to a call. luckily avoiding two people standing in the truck. as condi

. >> yeah, well, i think it's important that you got to understand the media is rusty. they're not used to asking questions, at least not ones they've submitted in crayon. so it's. but it's not just biden. it's because he could point to anyone in his administration. he did it with a negotiator the other day. he's like you, i know you're tired. you just got back from the middle east. come on up here and let us know how it's going. and guess what? that guy was able to tell us how it was going, which was amazing, because if president biden can't say it, then kamala's got to say it. and i know he has dementia, but i don't know what the she has because is there is there a bug going around the white house? did everyone get a hit of the bad cocaine? like what happened? because we can't. and then no matter what expert this current administration has, they come up and say, and we're like, what? and we need panels to translate. we need bret baier and rocket scientist and jesus to come down and explain to us what the hell is happening. now. we can just simply watch the person on t

it is like the wheels are rusty for those who haven't gotten on the bike in a long time t. time.side looks to the upside. neither is pricing in any wave of m&a. we have been talking about it for a while. you can use the options strategy to potentially play m&a. >> it's coming? >> it's not priced in, but if it does come, that's the opportunity to use leverage. >> let's go back so i understand it a little bit better. the divergence between the volatility in equities versus rates. can you explain that to me so i understand it better? >> yeah, so, when you look at all different instruments, you have treasury volatility and you can use the equity volatility for that. we measure the ratios of those divergence. meaning, when you see equity volatility pretty sanguine, but rates volatility is high, we're talking about the same market. somebody is right and somebody is wrong. one of the reasons we like to use those cross asset metrics is you could argue rates is driving everything. rates isn't just driving the rates market. rates is driving every single market. the big question is why is t

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