scott dan, i saw that there was none in the morning. i was sitting down when the gods came to sight. i was going to be an interrogation, handcuffed us, and took us outside. i was summoned by intelligence officials and was told that i would be released from prison. they also threatened me. i said if i did anything i would be arrested again. i tried to double knowledge that i need the assignments, they beat me on my legs and hands my fingers broke. can they use gas against us? they said with regret, our cause, of course, we'll never regret it. they bid the goals they came in every day and stopped us from making their policy was to solve us to make us the stand to hits us. we have free, it's true, we are happy now. we will now freedom with the blood to the mouses. their blood is a dead though to every prisoner and every free palestinian with both sets and they never forgot to. 11 hostages have also been fried by hamas and the slate, to swap. they were listed by helicopter to a medical center in israel projects before reuniting with our lov

dan scott is sitting next to me. you will go back a long -- we go back a long way. is good to see you. dan: nice to see you. guy: in this case i am not a goldfish and i remember you clearly, maybe i should forget. it is a market that is very hard to navigate. how do you do it? dan: very kind of you. i am not sure if that is the case but i agree with you in that markets are difficult to navigate. we have been in the recession is coming camp for some time and we are holding onto that. you could say that it is too early and now we are starting to see yields coming back in. it is nice for us, the longer duration position. it is now starting to work. the reason why things keep changing is because when you take a look at the rates outlook , higher for longer is gone as well. because everyone was looking at the economy going strong, q3 gdp showing strength and everyone is believing that the u.s. consumer will keep it strong forever. but look at the imf reports. the u.s. is going into a soft landing because of the strength of the u.s. consumer. the truth is that history doe

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scotts valley. investigators say it happened when the twin boys were apparently fighting yesterday afternoon on force. dan thorn live outside the sheriff's office tonight after talking deputies there. dan, bring us up to speed. >> yeah, i can tragic story tonight. santa cruz county deputies telling us that this 5 year-old used a small kitchen knife to kill his twin brother. but authorities are not pursuing charges in this case because of the boy's age and also because of lack of intent, psychology experts say that little kids oftentimes get into fights in, do not understand the consequences of their behavior. and it was evident in this tragic case. down this private and remote road in scotts valley. an unthinkable tragedy unfolded. >> the santa cruz county sheriff's office says a fight between twin 5 year-old boys turns deadly when one of them grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed. the other is really hard to blame. anyone. >> i mean, children get into fights. for young 5 year-old stone necessarily fully understand the implications of their behaviors. and every home has kitchen knives. santa clara universit

dan kerman reports. >> our city is ready to meet this moment at a news conference wednesday, san francisco police chief bill scott said the police force is ready for the 20,000 people expected to descend the city for a pack. the asian pacific economic forum, the san francisco police department will be out there. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week as always and sharing that. not only our community is safe, but everybody who is here to visit our great city for the apec conference will be safe as well. the areas that will be tightest in terms of security are the green and red zones. what around the nice. enter the other around the fairmont hotel. >> the green vehicle exclusion zone will only be for authorized vehicles enter and only after they are inspected. tree is my answer. this green zone without any screening or providing unique identification of any kind. >> anyone seeking to access this zone in their vehicle must have a valid reason to enter such as being a resident guest of a resident or business patron. and as i said before, their vehicle must undergo inspection. the red area is the pedestrian controlled access

larry >> dan, it was a very short visit for chris paul facing his old team and an old nemesis, scott means goodbye inez, let me ask you, you're using head and shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... little rascals... but good news, there's no itchiness, dryness or flakes down here! i love tiny troy. and his tiny gorgeous hair. he's the best. - make every wash count! - little help please. game in phenix against the squad he used to play. for the past three years, the suns. he wasn't around for the finish after getting tossed before halftime. chris paul. you know he has history with scott foster. so does everybody else. but klay thompson. he came out on fire, scored 11 of the warriors first, 13 points, finished with 23. but steph had only 16 on dubs, had nine turnovers in the second quarter. kevi

scotts valley where they lived. investigators say they were fighting yesterday is 5 year-olds do. and one of the boys grabbed a kitchen knife. kron four's. dan thorn reports. >> santa cruz county deputies say the 5 year-old used a small kitchen knife to kill his twin brother. but authorities will not be pursuing any charges in this case because of the boy's age and because of lack of intent. psychology expert says say that little kids oftentimes get into fights but do not understand the consequences of their behavior. and that was evident in this tragic case. down this private and remote road in scotts valley. an unthinkable tragedy unfolded. >> the santa cruz county sheriff's office says a fight between twin 5 year-old boys turns deadly when one of them grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed. the other is really hard to blame. anyone. >> i mean, children get into fights. for young 5 year-old stone necessarily fully understand the implications of their behaviors. and every home has kitchen knives. >> santa clara university, psychology professor thomas plante says children that young are still learning to control their emotions. and sometimes wh

scotts valley. investigators say that they were finding on wednesday with one of the boys grabbed a knife from dan thorn has that story. >> santa cruz county deputies say the 5 year-old used a small kitchen knife to kill his twin brother. but authorities will not be pursuing any charges in this case because of the boy's age and because of lack of intent. psychology expert says say that little kids oftentimes get into fights but do not understand the consequences of their behavior. and that was evident in this tragic case. down this private and remote road in scotts valley. unthinkable tragedy unfolded. >> the santa cruz county sheriff's office says a fight between twin 5 year-old boys turned deadly when one of them grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed. the other is really hard to blame anyone. >> i mean, children get into fights. for young 5 year-olds don't necessarily fully understand the implications of their behaviors. and every home has kitchen knives. >> santa clara university, psychology professor thomas plante says children that young are still learning to control their emotions. and sometimes whe

scotts valley. investigators say they were fighting wednesday. the 2 boys when one of the boys grabbed a knife kron four's. danhorn has the details. >> santa cruz county deputies say the 5 year-old used a small kitchen knife to kill his twin brother. but authorities will not be pursuing any charges in this case because of the boy's age and because of lack of intent. psychology expert says say that little kids oftentimes get into fights but do not understand the consequences of their behavior. and that was evident in this tragic case. down this private and remote road in scotts valley. an unthinkable tragedy unfolded. >> the santa cruz county sheriff's office says a fight between twin 5 year-old boys turns deadly when one of them grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed. the other is really hard to blame. anyone. >> i mean, children get into fights. for young 5 year-olds don't necessarily fully understand the implications of their behaviors. and every home has kitchen knives. >> santa clara university, psychology professor thomas plante says children that young are still learning to control their emotions. and somet

scotts valley. investigators say that the little boys were fighting on wednesday. and one of the boys small knife from the kitchen and stabbed his brother kron four's. dan thorn has details. >> santa cruz county deputies say the 5 year-old used a small kitchen knife to kill his twin brother. but authorities will not be pursuing any charges in this case because of the boy's age and because of lack of intent. psychology expert says say that little kids oftentimes get into fights but do not understand the consequences of their behavior. and that was evident in this tragic case. down this private and remote road in scotts valley. an unthinkable tragedy unfolded. >> the santa cruz county sheriff's office says a fight between twin 5 year-old boys turns deadly when one of them grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed. the other is really hard to blame. anyone. >> i mean, children get into fights. for young 5 year-olds don't necessarily fully understand the implications of their behaviors. and every home has kitchen knives. >> santa clara university, psychology professor thomas plante says children that young are still learning to control their emotions. and sometim

scott in iowa. then perhaps she can force some consolidation and gets some endorsements from people who are still in the race. but don't want to see trump win. paul: let's talk dans next week big one is in virginia govan glenn youngkin has invested a enormous political capital trying to turn state senate republicans control the house but that's up too because they have redistricting so big -- shot here to really show his brand of republicanism. can, in fact, win in a swing state. >> it is going to be an interesting race when glenn youngkin won they swept most of the other states offices as well. and the expectation has always been that virginia was sort of trending purl because it was so -- >> so blue. >> glenn youngkin is interesting and not compromised on conservative principles but suggested that portion should have a 15-week limit on it rather than six and in which other states have which seems to cause republicans problems. so glenn youngkin is trying to put together an interesting coalition and if he -- secures control of that legislature, the youngkin model is going to be looked at very hard by a lot of republicans. paul: mary kentucky democrat favored fo

dan sullivan of alaska. now you can read through this little brief description of colonel scott d. wilkinson. for those of us who have served and have been part of a team and have been deployed, we understand the significance of having close air support. i served as a transportation company commander when i deployed, and i'll tell you that having close air support, knowing they were a phone call away always made my drivers and i feel a lot better about things. i know colonel sullivan as an infantryman also understands what it is to have that close air support and how important those men and women overhead are during battle. and so colonel scott d. wilkinson, i'm really glad to give you close air support tonight. those of us that have worked on a team understand how significant it is to have one another's back and make sure that these men and women are protected. so with this close air support, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session for the consideration of the following nomination. colonel scott d. wilkinson to be brigadier general in the united

scott are now shifting to haley after his exit from the race this week. meanwhile, billionaire hedge fund ceo ken griffin, who gave millions to ron dans for his campaigns forek he is, quote, actively contemplating backing haley. a new poll by cnn and the university of new hampshire released yesterday shows donald trump with a commanding lead in the state at 42%, but haley the clear second choice at 20 percentage points. six points higher than chris christie. joe, nikki haley had a couple good debates, particularly the last one with five of them on the stage. she certainly shined. i guess the question is, does any of it matter given the margins donald trump has? >> i mean, 42% matters. imagine barack obama was running to be democratic nominee even this year in an open field. would he be getting 42%? it'd be 85%, 90%. there's still a lot of doubt in the republican party about donald trump. nikki haley at 20% is pretty good. i will say, if a donor, and i'm sure you'd be the same with me, if a donor said they were actively contemplating supporting me and i was sitting across the table, i'd do this. >> yeah. >> okay. >> that's what i'd do. >> i'll be here. you