s. marshal service on the washington d. l itself for comment on their decision not to move the january 6. defendants will bring you any response of we get them so ahead this our us talking about troops are filing out of her rock against the backdrop of deadly rides. under the ledge, the suffering nation intent on the minister will be looking at similarities with up chemist. on a little later, a large group of migrant says just cross from bella ruth, into poland. best. according to the bellow, russian border service, most of them are believed to be from the middle east. to get more in this across life, to our europe correspondence, peter, all over. at peter, we have seen instance like this in recent weeks, but it does appear that this incident shows that the board of crisis is deepening. hello. ok, we thought that was hard to lay there in the line, but peter obviously can't hear us at the moment. peter oliver, your correspond we will try certainly for to be really need for the polish border authority says suggests that there

s. marshal service paid a surprise visit to the prison after defendants complained of per conditions. it resulted in $400.00 admits being transferred, although none of them were capital riot detainees. correct custer, nova, again, say to defendants are not being treated fairly i think they should check other prisons are very alarming that, that washington dc jail is, is treating american faces the way that they are. are the bad. the terrible thing is they're removing 400 prisoners because they're, they've been made it that washington d. c is not trading citizens properly, but they are not removing any of the january defending they're, they're saying they're removing other people. but the january, the fine and have to stay there in nice condition that it can happen to these people that can happen to anybody in america. and this is a very dangerous time that we have to stand by our fellow citizens and demand that they have their constitutional rights to a fair trial, the trial to be able to be bailed out of jail. well, we've sent a request to the u. s. marshal service and the washington

s. marshal service on the washington jail itself for comment on their decision not to move the january 6th. defendants will bring you any response . we get from the bill ahead this hour us to come by troops or piling on to upper rock against the roof of deadly rice. on the other ledge, assassination attempt on the prime minister will be looking at similarities with us . again, this done a little later but 1st, the scottish ballet has stirred controversy by altering key elements from it show the nutcracker, which has been running there for half a century. it's in response to claims of racial stereotypes in the productions chinese and are a big sequences, rti contributor laura chin as the story seeing as how the nutcracker is a holiday favorite in many countries, most of us are likely familiar with it. stories and similarly likely confused by how anybody could possibly consider it racist. ah, well, it turns out that the racism in the ballet actually refers to 2 very specific dances that take part in the 2nd act. you see, while cora and the prince are in the land of sweets, they witness d

s. marshal, right behind you see a sas is big, it's with badges that with the new york post, the, you know, right now, i'm in a class saxon that has thousands of black us marshall's saying that race has destroyed dick rears when i'm telling you, if you look at all statistics of america, america, there is a real race problem in america who we go out in law enforcement. how we treat people. all, that's real facts and that's they're trying to say that, you know, you don't have bad and good on both sides. but i'm saying when you look at the numbers all in statistics, bear out that race is really what affects a lot of black communities and why these communities are where they are in, in the situation. they're in with these drugs and these guns and so forth. we could not go out the white folks the same way we could when i was working the way we could grab the black folks, we couldn't throw the prisoners up with and they was using drugs just as often. so it is a race route, a king in america, and that's what we're seeing. coming out right now, we're seeing it all the time now. and so then is

s. marshal service inspected the jail in late october, the reported poor conditions of the jail lead to some 400 to haney's being transferred to a federal facility in pennsylvania. but none of these detainees were defendants from the january 6 incident. jill officials said those prisoners are in the newer portion of the deal, while some white congresswoman taylor green said these defendants are being abused in jail. others and congress claim it's all politics. but according to dc, justice law, the jail lacks independent oversight. and believe it's something needed for the security of all prisoners reporting for new shoes and hottest suite r t. tick tock has been getting a very bad rap lately. however, one girl can now say the app actually saved her life. a 6 year old girl was on kentucky after being kidnapped by a 61 year old man. the previous tuesday. the girl who used a popular hand gesture, where she has gone, borrow one, tick tock, meaning help, and that she was in danger in the car window and just happened. so a passenger and another car recognized the gesture and phone 911. to

s. marshall, i went and get his opinion on it since if he saw the same sort of trial that you thought of. he was happy with how the prosecutors actually handled the case. yeah, actually i think they put on a good, a good prosecution. the bottom line is, you know, you've got a guy walking to look place with a gun. what is it attention, where i don't have all of those facts and we just know that when the prosecutor brings occasion, you bid something of this nature. the bottom line is the job in murder, and he was any, he went out there, several people, 5 is weapon. he was not a police officer. he came on to the scene with an intention, nefarious intent. and so the bottom line is, i think they put together jason just again you thought and in political and i was once you start adding political stuff, instead of it afraid you change everything, whether or not this man came in. and as he took the law on a hand to came and added this, that he was going to do something with these people protesting. he bought a gun. why do you bring a gun? placene, if you're going to protest? so obviously there a

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s. has doubled in the last 8 months. the m to money supply has literally doubled and is on track to double again, which is what you see in hyper inflations. how are we risking hyperinflation, marshall? yeah, i think that the, the, the hyperinflation episodes that we've had in the past, you know, he was like, well, by my they took, was in bob. but it has been as well. and i think they've been over years. but today, i think you have an interesting situation. what has characterized most episodes of hyperinflation is not only that you get ongoing stimulus, which should sustain the demand side. but you also have constraints in the supply. and in the case of by mar that came because you have the, the french occupying the borrower, which was one of the most productive parts of the german economy. so that they could productive capacity of the german economy required to service those debts was impaired substantially, even as the government kept printing more, more deutsche mark rice mart, i think they were called them. and likewise in zimbabwe you had productive economy of b. as in bob in economy impaired by decades of civil war. and so that when the, the government started to nationalize a

nasdaq off 4 points and the s&p 500 looking to open down 5 points take a share of tjx, the parents of tj maxx and marshals trading. becks. >> thanks, andrew. also check out crypt to currencies, pointing to the growing adoption of critical tokens the staples center in los angeles reason renamed the crypto.com arena and a 20-year naming rights and the arena owner aeg in what is one of the largest-ever deal of its kind. the official home of the lakers and clippers will be officially renamed christmas day. crypto.com ceo will be on to talk about the deal. we were talking earlier, what does this remind you of? maybe 1999 >> that's the question, '99, '96? >> which stadium was renamed with the dot-com >> enron >> late '90s. >> enron field >> minute made, but it's not in florida. there is a lot of them that -- i'm used to them now you get used to saying it pav a while him some of them fit in good like the big insurance company in cincinnati, my dad worked for was great american. so great american ballpark >> that sounds antastic. >> crypto keeper.com, i don't know the staples center, i really liked that sound i d

including marshall plan rebuilt europe, we spent about 4.3 trillion, so, when you think about the amount of money that has been put into this economy, and demand that we've brought forward no one sple that the discussion here couple with monetary policy very accommodative, you've got rip-roaring market, the question is: when is the fed going to -- make this interest rates not so accommodative in all fiscal year stimulus i that i a big question for markets. maria: for sure you have seen this over now two plus decades of people, congratulations to you celebrating 25 years ceo steeple, you have -- incredible that is incredible accomplishment you have to be feeling great tell us about state of the business, and how you you've seen this business change. >> well first of all steeple i think maria you and i talked 25 years ago, some point when i first became ceo i am looking forward to it, the markets have evolved as steeple evolved, a little bit about steeple, my ten year from 100 million to 5 billion in revenue 40 billion-dollar a couple 8 billion broken to different market, and, you know, the we are growing in this market as well. but, again, i -- i want to see what is going to happ