the name is jeff staley -- >> who is he. >> number two guy at j.p.organ, he was considered jamie dimon's possible successor, if you know anything about, he ran the we'll management business. inside of j.p. morgan, open epstein up to the world. there was talk in j.p. morgan, why are we doing business with him. post him being convicted first time. jeff staley stepped in stopped them from deplatforming epstein, that is why i think it is interesting there are a lot of e-mails between staley the one about snow white, this stuff is insane. i think that is where you know, we could like you have to go to money trail, this is interesting, stephen hawking, bill clinton likes them young, but if you want to do what you are suggesting you start at j.p. morgan. and start tracing money bank records who paid for the flights, who was on the flights. ju. >> who was on the flight. >> you get that not for us like, you know, who -- you get it from facing that money trail they are not doing that. >> but why have in a not. >> i don't think that you know, a, agree the finan

a trip to the outs where the gatekeeper is out with a young entrepreneur named olivia staley. staley wants to help gain keepers monitor wolds more efficiently with the help of artificial intelligence and a special device like a wild life and box it can automatically locate will not buy their housing food. the housing of wolves can be heard from more than 3 kilometers away. so we can cover large areas completely cheaply and automatically when the house has been detected, it sends a message to the game keeper in real time, the sort to the device that's daily developed can locate a wolf's how to an accuracy of 500 meters in my mind from many animal monitoring with methods require human maids tools like photo traps space full moves in particular can sometimes allude us exist. they remember where the photo traps are, because they don't like the flash or the sounds they make so. so they go around the photo traps on with our method people. we want to trick the woods by engaging in their methods of communication. and that way we can collect the data and photo feet and on the same sol thought

i remember like joe staley, richard sherman told me no for some. i had my experience in 2019 was, you know, like it is your plan football like the intensity is different. like you're just the vibe is different. the energy is different with purdy ice expected to be the same person because consistent dial them great today. a lot of great throws for a lot of touchdowns. so i think i don't never really worried about pretty even he threw multiple interceptions game. not really worried. he's in a bounce back and he's and play the super level. like always does. >> sharks on the road in montreal taking on the canadian fans enjoying some pre-game team. better than french fries and cheese curds. artery. just love anyway. are trying to snap a 12 game losing streak he score there. then a little later chart with the possession again. and they score once more thomas hurdle makes it 2 to nothing in the sharks. they hang on to win. i'm sorry, baby. and that erland caught that pass from hurdle. anyway, the shark today when one, 3 cars too. all right. that is your l

i remember like joe staley, richard sherman told me no for some.perience in 2019 was, you know, like it is your plan football like the intensity is different. like you're just the vibe is different. energy is different with purdy ice expected to be the same person because consistent dial them great today. lot of great throws for long touchdowns. so i think i don't never really worried about pretty even he threw multiple interceptions game. not really worried. he's going to bounce back and he's and play the super high level. like always does. >> alright, canadians, various sharks. look at the chief, curt 3 fahrenheit. it's cold at all. and i'm not a big keys. current guy can't lie. all right. no score in the first. luke on he knocked it his first goal in 15 games is a one. nothing game later, thomas hurdle. you to full path find baby in general and 12th goal of the year. the shark? they hang on to win this 3, to 2 map there season long. >> well, game win streak. >> wild card. wild-card weekend. any any upsets you got brewing? >> likes the rams. ever

they welcomed by the local population, they have no legal status and faith staley hopkins. and you can just make it and good to have you with us. tensions rising between pakistan and iran officer and a rainy and astro icon pack is still on the territory killed the children is i'm a bad for cold at some bass as a to around a wednesday and has expelled the rainy and i'm positive. this video from a local human rights organization is said to show the often most of the attacks. now according to rainy and state media, the strikes target says the headquarters of the militant group, j or idol. iran has accused the group of carrying out terrorist attacks on arabian soil. let's take a listen now to what local authorities in pakistan have to say. it's unacceptable tourism, as bucks on sort of my office has put it is a regional challenge and bucks on has all of his saw cooperation from all the countries of region including it on to convey terrorism. bucks on is a victim of terrorism. yes. for a scar as a journalist in karachi and told me more about the j shall a little group that was t

five of them for george bailey's original decatur staley's in 1920.elus also leveraged the college networks of other great lakes teammates to fill out his roster. this gave him a much better roster, a championship caliber roster than the one that he than the one that he could have built if he was just using his illinois network. a lot of other founding nfl teams showed the same types of networking effect. the cleveland tigers led way with 15 war football veterans. the rock island independents had 13. buffalo all-america fans had 12. the akron pros, like the decatur steelers, had ten. and the networking effect only grew and spread from there. so those four factors is the way i see it. we're really the key in the success of the nfl at this time and show how and why war football led to the birth of the nfl. now, pro football still had a long way to go. it would struggle for survival in the 1920s and 1930s. it wouldn't gain a true national following until the 1950s. and it wouldn't pass pro baseball as america's favorite spectator sport, probably until th

. >> jeff staley. >> who she. >> the number two guy at j.p. morgan for a long time, he was considered jamie dimon's possible successor, he ran a we wealth management, opening up epstein to the world there was taken side of j.p. morgan why are we doing business with him, stale i stepped in and stopped them from deplatforming epstein, that is wh where i think it getting interesting, you see one thing about snow white, this stuff that is insane. i think that is where you know, we could -- you have to go to the money trail. and you know this is interesting, stephen hawkings and bill clinton likes them young, but if you want to do what you are suggesting you better start at j.p. morgan and trace money bank record thes who paid for the flights who was on the flight. >> who was on the flight. >> you only get that, you get it from tracing that money trail they are not doing that. >> the question is why have they not done that. >> i don't that i agree, that kind of financial world names, were not on the list, i agree that is where the true story will l

and the face of ukrainian ami staley is on the battlefield. president alonda, mister lensky is playing the plane game, pointing thing is a germany and other so called allies for the inability to prevent the conflict in new trade in the 1st place. i gotta sit on the nipple of homes. i'm not disappointed in our life. schultz. per se, but yes, i am disappointed in the policy of germany, which during the occupation of crimea, did not play the role that ukraine so deserved and that europe and the world so deserved. yeah, sure, i'm going to get sam should see if i'm disappointed just by that that these countries we know them as there's only a few of them did little or nothing to prevent a full scale war. russia has chosen to look forward instead by focusing on not just gaining more territory, but on we building areas they've taken over seas. that seems to be any proposed from the as of maritime economy, which items to reopen. it stores to students in september 2024, as opposed to being the store. it's during the balance of full control of mariel. the most of my report was destroyed during ba

morgan staley down. jpmorgan is even down. >> for sure.cks are insulating this market once again at least for the moment. let's get to bertha on this move. what's behind this? >> well, it's the trend. they are having more elective procedures. that's the percentage of the premium that's spent on medical costs. it will top 91%. that's 240 basis points above consensus. as a note, insurers mlr rarely top 89%. in the meantime humana is blaming it on high in inn patient costs as well as outpatient surgeries. same with what we heard from united health last week. but humana says this is hitting their 2023 earnings, cutting that guidance. on top of that, they also warn it is a higher attrition and lower new number growth. now projects 2024 medicare membership growth will be up just 1.8%, which is below the industry average that we're looking at for this year. . >> all right, yeah. this move obviously has ripple affects across the sector, bertha. thank you. joe, does it change anything? seems like higher utilization is something maybe we could think

i'm back with zach meacham, senior correspondent, fox chase and staley, professor of philosophy at yaleon, let's pick up on the point that zach was making. i said earlier in the show, literally countries that have a population of four billion people, half the planets population in 60 different countries, will vote in national elections this year. including india. the world's largest democracy, if we can still call it that. in the world is tilting otherwise. joe biden likes to say that democracies winning, no disrespect to him, he's actually wrong. authoritarianism is ascendant in the world. >> that's right. and i think it's really important to note that we're not the world's oldest democracy. we're a very young democracy. we went to democracy until the voting rights act. black americans were not allowed to vote in much of the country. so, we weren't at all a democracy. that's important. why is that important? because when authoritarianism threatens the practices of the past return. and that's what we're seeing. with the attacks on schools and the attacks on universities, we're seeing a

with took staley so long to come to that conclusion? >> well, she had to defeat the other people. i think it makes no sense for her right now to debate desantis. it makes absolutely no sense, because desantis is polling so low in new hampshire right now, new hampshire is between haley and trump. why in the world what she invite desantis through the party at all? so, it does not make sense to me. but i think from the perspective of democrats, what we would want is nikki haley to be viable, to stay in the races longest possible, because if you observe trump closely, you'll see that this is a man who is physically and mentally unraveling before our eyes. he's tillerson speech more, he sweats more, the core cases, the financial strain of the lawyers, the pace at which he is doing things is wearing him down. that's why he's so desperate to end this primary early, because he's hemorrhaging cash and running out of steam. and it does not want this going into the late spring at all. for democrats, you want haley to stay in the race to continue to trump's burn rate. >> ali, let's talk about

now, hospital staley, daily daily basis of receiving a new injuries which require a full medical care. but what they are trying right now to do is to make a kind of medical preferences in terms of the cases as they are no older receiving a patients who are really suffering from critical injuries. and this is completely contest if you're talking about a 1000000 a got a 1000000 of causes are right right now in separate parts. and these only 3 hospitals that are keep operating, which means that medical load for medical records. and at the same time, a very poor medical quality could be provided. you do the incredibly highly number of in get people and patients of course costs a strict are so only patients in critical condition now being accepted. tar couple is who reporting from a rough are there in the southern part of causing so as we mentioned, the us secretary of state anthony lincoln's tour across the region has seen him visit by rain. but earlier in the day you had met policy and president the bus that was in ramallah the to discuss the future of gaza including possible steps towar

or i think that very well right here, set me a un spokeswoman a short time ago giving the un staley briefing said exactly that, that very, very concerned about the situation. and she reiterate to what the secretary general has been saying about this for months. the risk of escalation, but clearly this has gone to a new phase. now, what we've had in the past, in the north has been a tax across the border area now and attacked in the southern suburbs of a root and an assassination of 3 home us officials. but one of them, a very senior hamas official, i think, makes this much, much more serious for the united nations, the set country general. i think we'll be examining the situation and looking what to do next. and so will the security council. this is the 1st working day of the month, and that means there's a new president of the security council that he's from from says among the western countries. and among the permanent members of the western countries, the only one that has been pushing very strongly for some considerable time. now for a cease far, we're going to hear in 2 hours time from

coach dawn staley in a sweat shirt that read everyone watches women's sports.nd look at that packed house in baton rouge. it was a sold out crowd. kevin durant, magic johnson and our own robin roberts watching and tweeting from home. the tigers led most of their way on their home court. they were even up at halftime. y'all, then i fell asleep with five minutes left in the game. four minutes left is when lsu star angel reese fouled out. that changed everything. in the end, south carolina rallied to keep their perfect season alive. raven johnson sealing the deal with this big shot. that was the victory there. south carolina has won 15 straight games. this one snapped the tiger's 29 game home winning streak. i will say this. these two teams will probably meet in the sec tournament. they'll probably meet again, hopefully, in march madness, if we're all lucky. >> yep. >> you have to know you have to fall asleep with five minutes to go in every south carolina game. [ laughter ] good luck charm. >> i literally woke up and was like, what? like, yeah. >>> coming up what

having just the love from lisa leslie, dawn staley.mselves. they help me be the best version of myself. >> you are at the top all by yourself. thanks, tara. i know you're on the west coast. to get up as early as you did, really appreciate it. congratulations again. >> always happy to talk to you, robin. thank you. >> hope to see you again real soon. ginger? >> thanks, robin. it was a rainy sunday in san diego. up to 3 inches of rain in some of the foot hills and mountains in southern california. still a flood watch from anaheim down to san diego. but also flood watches from saucalito to sacramento. we will see more in the way of winter weather. places have gotten a foot or so of snow. you could end up with another 6 to 12 in the bulls eye there. rain in phoenix and tucson as welsh as we watch this parade of storms. let's get a check now closer to home. >>> all right. we're gonna switch gears and talk fashion. our 2024 fashion forecast. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here with some great looks to launch us into the new yea

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