now, shay's rebellion, daniel shays. former massachusetts. they are ubout taxes. now, why would that be lematic for this federal government that did not have ey understood.begin with? this is this is is the mid 1780s. they're 1 years, 20 years ea he ones complaining about taxes and theyaw what happened. they were able to lead a rebelled against the government. so now those alleged rebellion now in the seat of power. so they're looking at daniel and his friends and what can we do to protect that which we just created. so it was determined to send in some troops. but shays his friends, didn't really come back to them. they went home. but we've got the leaders coming out of that second continental congress that have determined the articles of confederation and do not give us the power we think we need, because they are worried about this idea of mob rule. it's one thing to have a king on that side of the atlantic, but another thing to try to pacify all these folks who are citizens. and keep in mind who are citizens at this point, it's not women. it's slaves. it's not

we have vp of operations danielle shay. bullish on both of these going into earnings. i want to break them down. what i love off the bat, another big gap open here, another big gap open here, another big gap open there. full disclosure i asked my subscribers to take profits. i blinked. so why are you not blinking? >> momentum is good and investors like what the company is saying about earnings. that is stone's throw of a all-time high. that could act as a magnet. that is why i'm sticking with netflix. charles: taiwan semiconductor, i didn't mark them all up, one breakaway gap mere, another breakaway gap here, danielle's point i get the break away gaps they trend higher. to your point, next knew ohio and new highs begat new hice? >> that is atly right charles. there were a lot of issues with china and taiwan. so taiwan semi was not really rallying but we have seen with earnings the past two quarters they have been really well. pulled back into 140. i think you can trade this up into 160. charles: full disclosure, subscribers

but shays his friends, didn't really come back to them. they went home. but we've got the leaders coming out of that second continental congress that have determined the articles of confederation and do not give us the power we think we need, because they are worried about this idea of mob rule. it's one thing to have a king on that side of the atlantic, but another thing to try to pacify all these folks who are citizens. and keep in mind who are citizens at this point, it's not women. it's slaves. it's not free blacks or, anybody else. nonwhite with. and it's not non property owners. so there's a small defined scope of citizens that. they're dealing with now. does that necessarily constitute the native aristocracy? not necessarily. but it's a small defined group that they're worried. all right. so shay's rebellion exposed the fact that the oracle, the really is not sufficient. so. when they meet in of 1787, the goal was to amend was to fix the article of confederation. that was the goal when they set out, they got there they determined we would do better

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shay has said. you served 38 years at bay, how long did it take the d.a. to sign the information sharing agreement with other agencies? >> some took within a matter of months. >> no more than a year? >> no more than a year form what i recall. >> let me make a confession, first. i said that i felt there was more effort against the narcotics empires then in respect to the plight chains or the finances and i will confess that i have been guilty of that myself. i have done those investigations and made those arrests and made those cases. laying out the drugs on the table with the guns and the cash. my major money laundering case was actually a seizure of contraband from the money wander with gold bars and we seized all of them. it is a traditional bust and sees case. this was back some time ago when i was u.s. attorney, with a lot of infrastructure to plug into with your u.s. attorney and state attorney general. to look at the finance side at how these organizations operated through the dark economy. it will be a very rough number or comparison. it's 90% of th

it wasn't until her release that she discovered her son shai had survived the attack. hugging him, and i told him that i thought that he was dead. why do you think it is that keith and the others are still held after all this time? i think that hamas is getting the pleasure of them being there and seeing us suffer. i think that everybody, the whole world needs to do more. just get them out, just get them out. lucy manning speaking to aviva siegel there. the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, has insisted his country will make its own decisions about how to respond to iran's attack. he was speaking after meeting the foreign secretary, lord cameron, and germany's foreign minister, who both urged restraint, amid fears israel could retaliate aggressively and escalate the conflict in the middle east. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, is injerusalem for us. and there are real fears that this could escalate further? yes, there are. if israel chooses to retaliate hard against iran because of the weekend attack, that could raise tensions substantially. tha

welcome back to the most cool news on shay bows. and as usual, we're going to be lifting the lid on some of the stories that the main stream media would rather were left exactly where they are in the dark and talking to the darkness, the big apple, that central beautiful multiculturalism isn't a bit of trouble. it's actually the rotten apple and the mirror of new york has decided much like sleepy jody last week that the new york is the center of every city in the world. but it's a dirty, dangerous place. much like in the 19 seventies and in the 1980s. it's not a place you want to hang around in a nice crime is often to be 33 percent in certain areas, and it's doubled in almost a year. look at the subway. it's incomplete. now even the poor, old uh, good samaritan, that tried to make an effort to help a poor dude on the street. he got what was coming to him, not a reward. another little meddle, not a slap on the back. he got a slap in the face run it, they're both so this do comes up and he puts his coat over this.

here we discussed some real in the everybody, welcome back to the most cool news on shay bows. we're going to be taking a look on the lead of all those greasy little stories that the big boys in the mainstream media would prefer. we're left exactly where they are in the dark and what better place to start this week then in the old u. s. of a ukrainian states of america or the united states of america, where the boys up in congress pelosi and all her.

shai alexander guard of sunder team played the main role in his team's victory with 24 points and 1 cup of gratitude. in another game, boston celtic beat the miami heat by 1028 to remain 31 ahead of the opponent . derrick white became the best player on the field by registering 38 points, four goals and four assists. at the end of the asian cities chess tournament held in khanty-mansiysk iran's men's omid team won the runner-up title and our country's women's team took the sixth place. in the continuation of the semi-finals of the premier basketball league yesterday, zabah of isfahan won in its second game against tehran's bayat 60:64 and tied the overall result. this stage of the competition is. at the invitation of the asian karate federation, sajjad ganjazade, the holder of the gold medal of the tokyo olympics , is going to wuhan, china to teach in the first training camp of the old leader. thank you for your cooperation. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings to you , our respected viewers, with our 13 o'clock news accompany me the president visited th

shai alexan gardener was elected as the best player of the field by recording 33 points, 3 rebounds and five assists leading to points. a few short news in a match left from the twelfth week of the handball premier league, the leading team mes kerman won its 38th victory with a 30-26 victory over pikan sabzevar and came one step closer to the championship. in the first match of the final stage of the football match according to iran cup today, the two teams of egypt, rafsanjan and pikan of tehran, from 1745 minutes to the distance of egypt, by eliminating esteghlal pikan and eliminating stars of bahman, voted for this stage in the first the west asia basketball super league final game tonight, the representative city of our country will face the host shahriazi of lebanon. the matches of this stage are twice in three games. and the youth and omid boxing teams of our country left for kazakhstan this morning to participate in the asian championship. this competition starts on saturday. what was presented to you is the effort of my colleagues in sports writing. it was the news agency and br

danielle shay here to give us updates on all the important critical reports right after the bell.e'll be right back. ♪. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. ♪. charles: all right, the intensity is obviously building up. look at the red on your screen. earnings parade after the close will play a major role. simpler vp head of options, danielle shay. bring folks up to speed. amazon, 84 cents in earnings. here's the thing, folks, the last three times the company reported the stock did extraordinarily well. the day it reported it was up. the week after it was up. the three times before that, exact opposite. it got absolutely hammered. what about the charts? what are charts telling us? it went under the 350 day moving average like other tech names. wen

let's bring in now from simpler trading, their vp of options, danielle shay.anielle, netflix and taiwan semiconductor were slammed. they had solid results. meta had solid results. they join the pain. you said in sort of a perfect world these names lifted the market up. what is so imperfect right you in? >> charles, when you look at earnings, typically you want to see companies beating eps and beating revenue estimates and trading higher, right? but that is not the flavor of the season this quarter. the market has incredibly high expectations and is very jittery. we're seeing one tiny little comment as it relates to guidance or something the executives say on the call and the stocks are getting slammed. charles: right. >> right now we have a major risk with megacap earnings. even though these companies are strong, they're beating earnings, doing well, we see a little bit of slowing growth. charles: we saw this yesterday. i think it is spot on. i want to ask you about it, i think it will help investors. one of more frustrating things you own the stock, the news

originally started out on team dan and shay, but you saw right there with reba mcentire. they were actually saved by reba during the battle rounds. so how far will season 25 take justin and jeremy garcia? well, you can find out by watching the voice at 8:00 tonight. go, j and j oh, i like that. yeah. j and j from the bay. yeah. oh i love it. okay, well, you know what? training for you this morning, a bay area gold medal figure skater is talking about her ties with the world champion of dolls. barbie is launching a kristi yamaguchi doll as part of its inspiring women line, marking the start of asian american pacific islander heritage month. this wednesday. yamaguchi says she will not take the honor lightly, knowing the impact it may have on future generations really meant a lot that they wanted to get an accurate, like likeness of me. we want kids to see themselves and to be able to identify with their heroes. well. the dolls outfit faithfully recreates the one yamaguchi wore when she won gold at the 1992 winter olympics. she says that was the only time she's ever worn it

shai alexander guard of thunder recorded 3 points, 3 rebounds and five assists and was selected as theayer on the field. at the world shooting competition in south korea , the bravery of our country's national player, in the standing air rifle final, was ranked 8th. mehdi mahdavi , the passer of the yazd volleyball team, said goodbye to his playing days and was selected as the coach of the shahdab team and the assistant of mohammadieh raat. in the first game of the west asia basketball super league final tonight, gorgan municipality the representative of our country will face the host shahriazi of lebanon. the matches of this stage are two wins out of three games. asad qatar football team, which has mohammad amin hizbabi, in the 21st week of the stars league of this country , defeated the ashmal team with four goals and one week. before the end. he was one of the options for the bench of the iranian national team and took over the leadership of the chinese national team with a two-year contract. enzo fernandez, the argentinian midfielder of the chelsea football team , missed the rest o

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shai gilgeous-alexander exploded for 33 points to put top-seeded okc up two games over new orleans. >is heisman back, 14 years after he was stripped of the honor. steve patterson looks at how the college football legend got liss tr hi his heisman trophy back. >> reporter: 14 years in the making. college football's most prestigious award back in the hands of reggie bush more than a decade after he was forced to let it go. the heisman trust reinstating bush citing fundamental changes in college athletics, adding, we are so happy to welcome him back. >> the winner is reggie bush. >> reporter: bush won the heisman in 2005, a spectacular season after winning a national championship. he racked up more than 1700 yards, scoring 18 touchdowns. >> just five years later, all of that went away, literally. bush and usc forced to forfeit the trophy, title and every win from that year after a ncaa investigation found he received improper benefits, cash and other perks. but since then, the game has changed, with the rise of now-legal, name, image and likeness making student athlete compensation commo

that's what we hold for when the bowling ball came down. clearly know jimmy shays are plenty of anniversaries in almost 4 decades at nato. his last post dealing with emerging security challenges to be fit for future birthdays, she says the alliance needs to also see beyond russia. elolize a face of a forms. that's right. and if nato doesn't help them a deal with those of the clients, right. what would be climate change or cyber attack? so, you know, critical infrastructure protection or whatever it will be less relevant in those particular capital was for almost 75 years. basically the lives pause shielded our nation's out of this center bursary. though, amid all the praise for nato's longevity, there's broad agreement that the best way the alliance can defend itself against future russian advances is ensuring there's a russian retreat now in ukraine. or the tardies in ukraine say about 30 percent of the country is now contaminated by russian land mines. unexploded ordnance and other explosives up to 174000 square kilometers of land are thought to be contaminated, posing a threat to civilian

welcome back to the most cool news on shay bows. we're going to be taking a look on the lead of all those greasy little stories that the big boys in the mainstream media would prefer. and we're left exactly where they are in the dark and walk that a place to start this week down in the old u. s. of a ukrainian states of america or the united states of america, where the boys up in congress on hello see. and all her blue and yellow piles have really gone all in the you crow frenzy. check this the is this a key is, or is this a washington where exactly are we? i mean, i think people are really, really blind into this in the states. and of course it's just another $61000000000.00. what's not them on friends, mike johnson says at 80 percent will be spent in the us. keep that to yourself. don't tell the boys in queue yes, but it's added on to a 170000000000 that the u. s. has already given the boys and it's getting tougher and tougher to peer yourself away from that blue and yellow. it's so attractive. it's like vanilla ice cream or beni

welcome back to the most cool news on shay bows. and as usual, we're going to be lifting the lid on some of the stories that the main stream media would rather were left exactly where they are in the dark and talking to the darkness, the big apple, that central beautiful multiculturalism isn't a bit of trouble. it's actually the rotten apple and the mirror of new york has decided much like sleepy jody last week that the new york is the center of every city in the world. but it's a dirty, dangerous place. much like in the 19 seventies and in the 1980s. it's not a place you want to hang around in a nice crime is often to be 33 percent in certain areas, and it's doubled in almost a year. look at the subway. it's incomplete. now even the poor, old uh, good samaritan, that tried to make an effort to help a poor dude on the street. he got what was coming to him, not a reward. another little meddle, not a slap on the back. you got a slap in the face, run it, they're both. so this do comes up and he puts his coat over this homeless guy. he

. >> reporter: shay patrick says her cousin was trapped with her 2-year-old son inside this home down the block. eventually, they got to safety. >> my whole life is gone. and it happened just like that. >> reporter: roughly 60 miles away officials say a four-month-old baby died. authorities report four deaths total in oklahoma, another in iowa as dozens of twisters hit this weekend from nebraska to texas. >> i lost -- i mean, my stomach went down. and now i know how other people feel. and i feel bad for them too. >> reporter: in all, more than 130 tornadoes were reported from thursday to sunday. the images chilling. now homes and businesses are in shambles as several communities find a new path forward. >> it was our dream. >> hopefully we'll recover. we'll see. >> reporter: it's been almost 48 hours since the tornado struck here in sulphur, oklahoma. but you can still see an uprooted tree crashed into what's left of this building. a similar story block by block in this neighborhood. and there's the potential for more strong storms in this community on wednesday. lester? >> that leads

it wasn't until her release that she discovered her son, shai, who she thought had been killed, had survivedou think it is that keith and the others are still held after all this time? i think that hamas is getting the pleasure of them being there and seeing us suffer. i think that everybody, the whole world needs to do more. just get them out, just get them out. aviva siegel, talking to lucy manning. there's concern at westminster tonight amongst campaigners who've been trying to get compensation for those affected by the contaminated blood scandal. mps had previously inflicted a defeat on the government to ensure the creation of a new body within three months to oversee payments. that could change. hugh pym is here. what happened tonight. it hers that could change. hugh pym is here. what happened tonight.— what happened tonight. it has been described as — what happened tonight. it has been described as the _ what happened tonight. it has been described as the biggest _ what happened tonight. it has been described as the biggest treatmentl described as the biggest treatment disaster in hist

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the, the hey, everybody, welcome back to moscow, and welcome to the moscow mules on shay bowes on my side kick auggie, our producer is going to help us navigate through the world of dark and greasy little stories that the main stream media would rather we left just where they are in the dark. and of course, why not visit gay perry? lots of gay these days, but are all pile many my crawl the little napoleon. he had a little bit of a mishap at the pool. he went to open them z o u peeks as in magnificent old to showcase in lieu of the delicacy catholic. the big madhouse that is now paris rolled up there already. he was determined to showcase the magnificent prowess of the french a swim. yeah. as he bounced upon the moans diploma diploma seemed to matter control and the poor gentle mall fell into yes. what law he goes, how bad could it get? well, i suppose august at least is due to fell into the pool. he was lucky, he didn't fall into the saying, because the saying river is apparently going to be one of the venues at used in this ground showcase of french power and magnificent loss. but u

i'm from sonia pool is shay gong. she's an assistant professor in the china program at 9 yang technological university. a very well welcome to both of you, mr. goes, i'll start with you in milan. why has old f schultz gone from pledging to scale back to him? and he was reliance on china when he took office to know what he was saying when he was in china, calling for equal access to china as markets for foreign phones. i think one of shaun's wanted to see reality, and the reality is german fans do own business in china. they complain because they might be doing even better business. but the chinese market is very important to the boss s production the venue. but also because i'm trying to use competitors. so now if you're in the body to godaddy has perhaps a different opinion. the dean would like trying to play investment ball rolling on the determine the economy. but the reality is different and china is just one of the biggest markets in the world and generally companies, and that they're going to be there. and i say

is that even more communities mattress joke about me like the funny guy and we can update michael shay, he's alert scrolling, let's go ahead and did you did such an incredible job in your state of view? well, you should be, we can do. we can not clearly you're, you're the funny one with me. i'm a lot of folks on a serious note. a decision amount and you know column. i have another the con, the both find spent. exams. i got to spend some time on us present. try by and speaking at the white house correspondents association. dinner a dressing agend this while protests against the war on jobs and take place outside that fire stick. just as a doctor. she rushed to ground area. we spent a hand who's already over the phone. she joined us from the office in central gaza . she spoke about the conditions, palestinian janice in gaza facing if i have the word to describe what i have been going through is 10 october 7. this is not something that has been ending. it has been continuous every single day for more than $200.00 days. we have been killed, displaced homeless, and we're not only reporting

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so spoke many years ago, the way even moments in re shay, and even the few cases in which administer didn't get all the planning long gone. and the other general can, since he's busy, say, somewhere in europe because there was some kind of pumas because of my iphones in a surprise way. you're not necessarily expecting it when you land video being country and all of a sudden you find yourself in german. i don't see it happening so, so good k. but even though they said most fear of feeling the ones that this is very productive, i want to say that one more sentence. mm hm. it's very clear to me and he's that think they're more of guys the same, the private circle me just it's very clear to me entries that nobody is going to investigate those crimes. and for to bring to adjust these though for responsible and accountable on those scribes didn't leave the situation in any possible way in which no, but you wouldn't be thinking accountable unless sometimes the international institutions we get into the picture. and therefore, i say before, twice a day in there in various ways there's, i'm a

what we hope for when the bowling ball came down. clearly, no jimmy shays. i'm plenty of anniversaries in almost 4 decades at nato. his last post dealing with emerging security challenges to be fit for future birthday, she says the alliance needs to also see beyond russia, allies a face of all forms. that's right. and if nato doesn't help them a deal with those of the crisis, right? what would be climate change or cyber attacks? so, you know, critical infrastructure protection or whatever it will be less relevant in those particular capital was for almost 75 years. basically the lives has shielded our nations on this, on a bursary, though, amid all the praise for nato's longevity, there's broad agreement that the best way the alliance can defend itself against future russian advances is ensuring there's a russian retreat now in ukraine to let's bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines, egyptian state media saves the bodies of 64, and 8 workers, hills and is really air stripes. have been brought across the border from garza. the victims