justin urquhart—stewart, justin urquha rt—stewa rt, there. let's justin urquhart—stewart, there.ry that was very much in focus on sunday, as well, but went under the radar obviously because of the european summits here in london. the likes of bitcoin and ethereum have seen double—digit gains over the past 2a hours, after us president announced the names of five digital assets he expects to be included in a new us strategic reserve of cryptocurrencies. others on the list include xrp, solana and cardano. according to cryptocurrency data firm coingecko, the total cryptocurrency market has risen around 10% — that's some $300 billion — since trump's announcement on sunday. trump has previously said he wants the us to be crypto capital of the world. russ mould, who's the investment director at aj bell, explained why many crypto investors will be relieved by the news. yes, it had not been going so well for crypto so far this year. you've had the failure of the trump and melania meme coins which collapsed in price, an argentine version — $libra — did the same, and there was a major ether

his name is ken stewart. he is the founder of diving with a purpose. originally, i called them. i wanted to be a part of it, but there was a part of me that was like, oh, i don't know. i didn't know anything about the ocean, i wasn't a scuba diver. maybe i couldn't really do this. but maybe there is a way i can support them because i felt the work was so important. so, the nonprofit i was working for gave grants to people who work doing incredible things in the world, and i thought, maybe i can help them get money. maybe i can help them. so i called them up with that intention. but the more i talked to ken, we became friends. we had a number of conversations. and eventually, ken was like, why don't you join us? so he extended an invitation, and it was an invitation that i really needed, and i said yes to it. and so, i got my scuba certification through -- well, not through diving with a purpose, but through another black diving club that is here in d.c., and that just lead me to where we are now. host: tell us about ken stewart. guest: ah. ken is, he is a little firecracker. he

bob's stewart and his staff find an undamaged office in the greene county jail and go to work by flashlight and see if we can get with the red cross people about what kind of sources? water and food they're going have. okay, i'll get in touch with. civil defense and the red cross for my part. colonel, good to see you. i'm here with a convoy of heavy about 120 men. what do you want. i don't. i want to get on right now. i was most mainstream for railroad cars across the street have like to get out of here. nearly half of xenia in ruins but darkness hides the damage and rescue workers are moving through the night, searching for injured and buttons. at nightfall, a new of tornadoes sweeping the south in alabama. they sliced through killing jasper, lafayette heading north toward huntsville. the hook echo indicating tornado activity is now located over northern county tornado is on the ground and laying down on two miles west of the city of huntsville in huntsville, civil defense director harris mitchell already has the emergency operating center on alert. give. to fulton evans right on a map. mr

stewart thanked the group as he tested out the new ramp outside his door. >> thank you, thank you. >> all right, all right, everyone. >> stop. thank you. everyone. >> sir. you're very welcome. >> i'm. it's moving around just fine now. coming up still for us, president trump is expected to announce tariffs on mexico and canada tomorrow. how will companies respond? what it could mean for your next trip to the store. and it was an historic night at the oscars. the record setting haul for one of hollywood's rising stars. >> the good stuff brought to you by viking. exploring the world in comfort. >> when it really philosophize about it, there's one thing. >> you don't. >> have enough of, and that's time. time is. >> truly a scarce. >> commodity. when you come to that realization. i think. >> it's very. >> important to. >> spend time wisely. and what better way of. spending time. >> than traveling, continuing to educate ourselves and broaden our minds? >> viking. exploring the world in. >> comfort. >> when migraine strikes. do you question the tradeoffs of treating ubrelvy is another option

. >> we first met timothy stewart back in december, serving as a bell ringer for the salvation army's kettle campaign. the 61 year old was more than halfway through completing their recovery program after living on the street addicted to cocaine. >> they're giving me a second chance at a first class life. >> and on monday, he proved he wasn't going to be just another statistic. graduating with more hope than he had at his high school graduation. >> and this graduation meant more to me than that one did. because this graduation, i get to start a new life. >> now, with a new set of teeth and a job interview lined up next week. he's all moved in to the joseph mcphee center in san francisco, which marks the next step in the way out program. >> you have more freedom. you have you have more choices because of however light i choose to get up, i choose to be at morning meeting. i choose to go to outside meetings. i choose to continue to work with my sponsor. >> the joseph mcphee center is a two year recovery housing program where residents like stewart are required to spend 40 hours a week w

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the movie stars michahael garano, michael cera, kristen stewart, and a few favorite local businesses.they appear, including that one right there, gunther's ice cream. it's a sacramento staple located in curtis park. it shows up in the film and so does dive bar. that's right on k street, where mermaids help with the ambiance. the film dive bar is so iconic to sacramento that we were in the trailer. we're so visually stunning. like, i could not be prouder of this. i love all the movies that they're in, so it's crazy to see that we've seen those people and they're coming to where i work is kind of crazy. great corner right there. there are expectations with the film success, hopefully. fingers crossed that businesses, they will get some of that uptick as well. oh that looks great. coming up, bay area city is being named among the among the most expensive to buy a home, the city taking the top spot as people try to make it in the bay. and a quick reminder we are now on streaming on p pluto 24 seven. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. scan that qr code right there for easy

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let's bring in justin urquhart stewart, founder of the investment platform regionally.ood morning. such a busy weekend. and of course, that meeting in the white house on that was friday that was extraardinary shocked many. friday that was sxtradrdinary shocked many. but on this morning, 5 this morning, it 5 this morning, it is j morning this morning, it is a new week and now m- president zelensky is back in ukraine had the european ukraine having had the eurddean. .. and ukraine having had the euredean. .. and there is to do. base liaise to say. heme to say. it heme to see. it mes e greet to everybody 7 to everybody arolind the scilogkto everybody around the the thogkto everybody around the the reaction was scilogkto everybody around the the reaction was quite world, the reaction was quite astonishing. yes, monday morning, what we do the morning, what we do now? the problem is a lot of these are not necessarily in minerals are not necessarily in western end of ukraine, a or in the eastern end of which russia alread ukraine which rdss'ia' already so is ukraine which russ

economic insights from chief economist jeff krzanich at fifth third bank and a special guest brady stewart, a ceo of bay fc which is about to start their second season. so we're going to get started and to start our day let's welcome the president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney fong. good morning everybody and welcome to the san francisco chamber of commerce 2025 city beat breakfast. i'm so delighted to have everybody here this morning as we celebrate 175 years in this beautiful space here in san francisco. this is not just an anniversary reflects the history but it's really an opportunity for us to look ahead at the exciting future of san francisco. now things to you may look a little bit different the lapel pins, some coffee mugs on your table, maybe some of this backdrop. we've taken this opportunity to have a transformational moment and rebrand the san francisco chamber of commerce for its 175th anniversary. i want to quickly kind of go back to a couple of things and want to point out a company called general creative

the filibuster is one of the biggest misconceptions where we picture the jimmy stewart mr. smith goes to washington where there is this principle of lawmaker standing on the senate floor and making this emotional appeal to stop a piece of legislation from happening. that is what people think is happening when things are filibustered. that is not what happens in 2025. the filibuster has taken a different tone and method. it is used to block legislation from ever receiving a vote. right now the filibuster in the senate is assumed. you do not even see someone going to the floor to make that speech on the floor of reading charles dickens or a chicken noodle soup recipe. they do not have to go to the floor at all. it is assumed. last time we had a talking filibuster was ted cruz a decade ago. the filibuster come if you think it forces politicians to get of the table to get over that supermajority threshold of 60 votes, it does not happen. right is used as a cultural to keep things off the floor so we never have to take these tough votes. voting exposes people and puts people whe

the conservative former british cabinet minister rory stewart asked in sorrow, was it for this that the u.s. spent 80 years building power and alliances? not to be a force for good, but instead to impoverish neighbors, threaten those it protected, rob minerals from war torn countries, and break its promises to hundreds of millions of the poorest in the world. president trump is not just changing american foreign policy. he is reorienting america's moral compass, a compass that has been firmly set since the country's founding. almost 250 years ago. go to cnn.com for a link to my washington post column, and let's get started. for more on friday's dramatic oval office clash, i'm joined by two terrific guests. anne applebaum is a staff writer at the atlantic and a pulitzer prize winning historian, and frans timmermans is a dutch politician who served as the executive vice president of the european commission. and let me ask you, the wall street journal editorial page, uh, said that the only winner in the in the friday. uh, dustup in the white house was vladimir putin. would you agree? >> i

have james stewart here. there. old bud and rival chad reed came along for a chat as well, and seven time winner eli tomac. unreal night here in daytona. congratulations to kickstart kenny roczen. he's a daytona winner. finally. >> yes. >> a very good morning to you. and welcome to street signs i'm. >> julianna tatelbaum and. these are your headlines. >> opening salvo. >> defense names skyrocket. >> in early trade. >> as. >> investors eye. >> pledges for more spending. >> from. >> europe's largest economies. putting the stocks. >> aerospace and defense index on. >> track for its. >> best. >> day since 2020. >> this after uk prime minister keir starmer calls. >> for a. >> coalition of the willing as. >> talks between the u.s. and. >> ukraine dramatically. >> collapse. >> leaving ukrainians. >> reeling about the future. >> of the war. >> the discussions. we've had today, particularly the coalition. >> of the. >> willing. >> is on the. >> basis that. >> this is a plan. >> that. >> we will work with. >> with the us. >>

so as a top notch entertainer and an expert on food and wine, he was almost statesman as martha stewart. and just a little thing we're at the library of congress. his book collection, seeds the library congress at the beginning when the initial collection is destroyed by fire, just small, trifling thing almost without mentioning if i did that, it would be on my tombstone. but it doesn't even rank among jefferson's major accomplishments. and finally, and most importantly, there are the ideas. what was unique to jefferson was a faith in the people that was more thoroughgoing going and fundamental than that of any of the founders. and he partook of vaulting, one might say. he lists optimism. you want realism, you go to john adams, right? and certain pointed out, by the way, adams and jefferson didn't didn't agree on much except their hatred, mutual hatred of alexander hamilton. but over time, jefferson's commitment to popular democracy and his firm future oriented became fundamental aspects of the american character. every time you hear a pundit on tv or a politician invoking the american

brady stewart is the ceo of bfc and is leading the club's mission to become an iconic mission driven global sports franchise. before we welcome brady to the stage, let's take a moment to watch this exciting promotion video from bfc . well hello. good morning. as a san franciscan who has lived here since 1999 and is raising my family here it is such an honor to be here with this group. thank you so much for welcoming bfc to the community. i'm here to talk to you about bay fc and where we are in our journey. as you heard we just had our first season last year our inaugural season and i think we all know that san francisco and the bay area is one of the best places in the world to be a sports team. and i should say that our first season did definitely bear that out. we had the most successful inaugural season in the history of the sport. and thank you. it was truly a thrilling season. we were the winningest ever expansion team. >> we made the playoffs and we posted a ton of success and first driven by our support from the fans in the bay area and the support of the business community wh

there's erica, played by james stewart, played by josh mcdermitt, amanda, played by maggie grace, ricke future of the firm at risk. let's take a look. >> 40. >> it was stuart, wasn't it? >> you couldn't have seen it coming. >> what did we lose? every senior. >> member of every department except sports and entertainment. >> look. >> ted, give me a minute to think. what is there to think about? we need to file an injunction. if we do that. >> the entire town will know we're weak. >> we will be dead in a year. >> and if we can't stop the. >> bleeding. >> we'll be dead in. >> a month. >> i'm not losing my firm. okay? >> who left? >> whose clients we absolutely. >> cannot afford. >> to lose. litvack. johnson and riley. okay. i want signed. >> contracts from every client by the end. >> of the day. and you call erica. tell her to get in here and start helping now. >> for fans of the original, some of this is going to sound familiar. the pacing, the smart, snappy dialog. but talk to us about the difference. how is it going to be different from what came before? >> well, how different. >> is lo

duncan stewart revives him. but it's clear when he comes to that he's he's partially paralyzed.his starts making people in the kingdom think about what life would be like without. now remember he has an heir prince victor only who's technically supposed to take over in the event something like this would happen. but did it cause the nobles to also to think about and imagine themselves the place of the king? did it cause the southerners, the republic, to think this is their moment, this is their chance? the royal press of haiti the royal gazette is curiously silent during this time. they don't say the king's fine. he's convalescing. don't worry, things are still. our projects are still going forward, safe. and that or the king's not doing well. we fear for his life they don't give any information. they don't provide news. in fact, we don't have those issues where they even anything or they decide, let's not tell the people what happened since there were people there obvious. but you know, how far did the information go? well, a conspiracy forms against him, a conspiracy that init

development oci what is the problem this is not a code and if everything is working perfectly then john stewartand mccormack and ben salazar wouldn't horrible corporation and slumlords at the san francisco chronicle stated when asked responsible for discussing mr. williams exemplary believes that was three minutes are up okay well i hope thank you mr. williams thank you mr. williams. >> madam chair, i'm madam chair. it does not appear we have any other callers but let me double check just to make sure i do not see any other hands raised other than the two that we've heard fellow commissioners. are there any comments, concerns for anything that's not on the agenda? >> i have due to the time. thank you chair. >> i just want to say it it is black history month. i'm back. >> my apologies. a point of order, madam chair. i think that was just public comment for non agenda items for the public not the commission. thank you. you're right. >> are we obligated to answer those? no. >> no question no, no. just to listen. thank you. i'll go ahead and call the next item madam chair i think it's five c which

paul newman, steve mcqueen, john wayne, james stewart, cary grant. i could go on forever.s really important that we do have a vibrant cinema and creative industry. and that's an area where the uk have done really, where the uk have done really, really well historically, thanks to a lot of investment. >> and hopefully we will in the future. wendy, i get what you�*re saying. it�*s just really interesting to gauge what you think as a, you know, as a, as a real life person there as well. not not just a politician, but not notjust a politician, but thank you. thank you very much indeed. have yourself a good day. thanks for your time. >> thanks, wendy. >> thanks, wendy. >> thanks, wendy. >> thank you. you too. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> she�*s a good sport. >> she�*s a good sport. >> that's not what she thought that interview was going. >> alex. well, there's going to be no. the point the point i'm trying to make is, you know, we're not talking about vivien leigh or betty grable or, you know, whoever betty davis, you know, whoever betty davis, you know, there's. >