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ted: i think that is very fair.est case scenario over the next one to two years is that it is harder to get credit. obviously the sector is growing but a small part of the overall financial system. even though we have tripled in size, there is still a big gap between demand for credit and supply. alix: what gets me nervous is when i hear that it is a golden moment where there are billions of billions of dollars flowing into it and it feels like everybody is talking about how good private credit is. that says now i am scared. why should i not? ted: traits have been at zero for 10 years so most lps are underweight. a lot of people are coming to us today and playing catch-up people are behind in where they have allocated credit in terms of assets. guy: in the emanate field, it strikes me there is a lot of potential that is not happening right now because banks have stepped back into that space and companies are looking at private equity coming towards them and is saying, we will offer this and the banks aren't there co

[phone ringing] host: ted, did we lose you? will lost ted -- we lost ted. i want to bring up the comments we are receiving on facebook in response to our question, what are your thoughts about climate change? albert writes, i think president biden is doing an amazing job listen to the scientists. but i think you do not have to be a scientist to know our climate is in big trouble. rich says, it is the government's new religion -- anything to full of people. steve says, climate has always been changing. the earth revolves around the sun on an axis. the sun has gravitational pull on the earth. the earth will someday be close to the sun and everything on earth will die. man has nothing to do with that fact. debbie alice says, if you do not believe the world's climate is changing due to human, misuse you have been living under a rock. i do not know if we can turn it around but we must try for the sake of future generation. let's listen to more from president biden in california yesterday discussing new initiatives to combat climate change. [video clip] pres. bid

big fans of "ted lasso" and your character, roy kent.'re going to be playing very soon we just found out about recently. for those of you who had not seen the after credit scene in "thor: love and thunder," you are revealed to be playing hercules in the marvel universe. [cheers and applause] >> brett: yeah. >> stephen: uh-huh. and how do you feel about that? >> brett: you seem annoyed. [laughs] >> stephen: well, i am. because look at you. you are a [bleep] comedy writer. why do you look like that? you're a comedy writer. you're not supposed to look like that. i work out four days week. i think there might be helium and my barbells. >> brett: [laughs] >> stephen: so this proves that it's possible. did this take a lot of work for you? >> brett: but the balance is i'm also hairy. so -- >> stephen: a lot of that is hair? >> brett: i have been in l.a. and i'm the first person they've seen in 30 years with body hair. and i was staying in this hotel i went out to the swimming pool. and someone called pest control. like, it's different. >> steph

. >>> esta tarde en las noticias el senador ted cruz ataca al departamento de justicia por la acusaciÓnente donald trump pero no defiende el compartimiento del expresidente y hablo del presidente de mÉxico. >>> crece el enojo por los inmigrantes que llegaron a los Ángeles fueron mandados por abbott. >>> detrÁs de esto se esconde sufrimiento humano. >>> nÚmero grupo hay niÑos a b ancianos y mujeres. >>> francis suÁrez es el primer latino en entrar a la contienda latino cuÁl es el desafÍo ahora darse a conocer fuera de la florida. >>> dos hermanas que obtuvieron un tps con sus logros. >>> nunca me imaginÉ estar aquÍ. >>> aprendieron inglÉs y hoy se preparan para ir a la universidad para prepararse para salvar vidas. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaq vaqueiro. >>> buenas tardes desde la capital de estados unidos washington dc hoy estamos aquÍ porque en esta ciudad el senador republicano ted cruz concediÓ una entrevistas a noticias telemundo, se trata de uno de los senadores mÁs influyentes tambiÉn uno de los senadores mÁs polÉmicos, el primer senador latino por el estado de texas. ted c

starting in 1978, ted kaczynski planted and sent bonds for 17 years. only clue to his identity, this famous sketch made after a witness saw him planting a bomb in salt lake city. office, he wrote, because he was at war with technology. the former mathematics prodigy, ted kaczynski joined the uc berkeley faculty as a professor at the age of 25 two of his bombings targeted scientists at berkeley. all told, his devices killed three, including a manager, and can enter nearly 2000 more in 1995, the unabomber task force asked newspapers to publish a manifesto ted kaczynski had mailed them, hoping it would generate new leads and to date when his own brother, david, recognized the rhetoric in the manifesto and reported him to the fbi. >> it wouldn't have been right to allow him to hurt anyone else . he had to be stopped instantly and that was the only way i could think to stop him. >> in 1996, investigators arrested ted kaczynski montana. he pled guilty and sentenced to life in prison. the cause of death has not been released. >>> there will be no sunday servi

ted cruz is a threat to our democracy, and he knows better. doing anything he can to try to stay in office or maybe become president himself. i think that's something that he'll never stop trying to do. but, you know, it is true, some of these things, they're not equal. you know, when i hear president trump saying all presidents do this, all presidents take home all of these documents. i represented george w. bush the last four years, i guarantee he didn't do that. certainly, barack obama didn't do that. we have to enforce our laws, otherwise, they don't matter and you do fall into a two-tier system of government. we know we can do better in texas than ted cruz, if folks want to hem us, we could use your help @colinallred.com. hem us out. >> what do you think the opportunity is for somebody as comfortable as you said, my old boss george bush, not running from -- bipartisanship used to be a calling card. it used to be a brand enhancer. but it seems with republicans this is not a problem i would tag both sides with, but republicans are so afraid

. >>> ted kaczynski, the unabomber, has died. years after his bombing spree spread terror nationwide. >>> miracle in the amazon four children survive a plane crash, then 40 days in the colombian jungle the dramatic moments when they were finally found >>> two fathers drown trying to save their children while swimming at beaches, reigniting safety fears amid a dangerous nationwide lifeguard shortage >>> frightening scenes in london why three royal guards collapsed. >>> and there's good news tonight. the moment this dad let his daughter know she is not alone. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening former president trump had not made an appearance since he was indicted on federal charges, but today, for the first time, he spoke out publicly mr. trump making clear he plans to fight, to fight in court, and to fight for the presidency he is facing 37 counts, all connected to his handling of classified documents. today, he called the charges a political hit job. and he dismissed much of the evidence laid

being in it, do you -- do you love ted as much as everyone loves ted?ded myself on being a little bit like that anyway. and i was thrilled when the show was such a success because it was celebrating kindness and being funny rather than just roasting everyone and being snippy and bitchy and funny. you know [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> so, i, kind of, loved it. but the thing for me is always being -- you know his line when he's in the locker room and he just goes, "onward, forward" i love that because you need to move forward from the bad times but also not get caught up in yourself in the good times >> jimmy: yep. >> as well >> jimmy: "onward, forward." >> so, onward, forward always. i love that. it always -- it always, kind of -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: sticks in your head. >> stays with me yeah >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's hannah waddingham and juno temple in "ted lasso. take a look at this. >> oh my god, my girl. >> rupert must just be so happy right now. >> he's really gotten stuck in your head these daysys huh? >>

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because ted, he is in america now. and i assume that the family will be there to watch some of this proceeding once you get started and that that is part of what hopefully will be some satisfaction for them ultimately. we all hope. >> i definitely believe it will be some satisfaction for them, martha. they have waited just about a lifetime to just see this man face some justice. when he was in a aruba and he was discovered to be at that nightclub and discovered to have been one of the last people to see this young lady alive, he laughed at the family. the family with natalee and her parents beth and dave, they pursued him vigorously. and this is the culmination of their hard work, just to get him on american soil. martha, i have to believe they never thought that this day would ever come. that this man who they believe is directly responsible for their daughter, that he would ever, ever being on american soil facing the american criminal justice system. so there is a point of jubilation, but there is also the sadness,

i take it that's you, ted ? you? i take it that's you, ted? yest— you? i take it that's you, ted?not going straight up. vewte— you're not going straight up. teme-teet- you're not going straight up. you're-back on- you're not going straight up. you're back on your you're climbing back on your own:— you're climbing back on your ewmlwewt— you're climbing back on your ewmlwewt ew— you're climbing back on your own, your own dumas oh yeah, own, on your own dumas oh yeah, weem— own, on your own dumas oh yeah, weem . — own, on your own dumas oh yeah, weem . tt-e— own, on your own dumas oh yeah, yeah . it's steeper— own, on your own dumas oh yeah, yeah . it's steeper than- own, on your own dumas oh yeah, yeah . l grit“ yeah. it's steeper than vertical . yeah. yeah. so it's , it's a, . yeah. yeah. so it's, it's a, it's a 40 foot backwards. uh climb, you know, over vertical climb. and as someone intimately connected to the place, what would you say is, is that it adds, what does kilnsey crag add to that environment in which it sits? what's the atmosphere it eeeetetee— sits? what's the atmosp

another one of my favorites, juno temple, is on the show. [ cheers and applause "ted lasso," crushingom demi lovato. [ cheers and applause come on, let's go write some "thank you notes," everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i'm so excited >> steve: pound for pound, the funniest person in the world >> jimmy: thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> steve: yeah, oh, yeah, sure yeah, you. >> jimmy: yeah oh, you were talking about martin short >> steve: no, no, no i was talking about you, boss. >> jimmy: gosh, he's unbelievable and also, in "only murders in the building," he is fantastic he's the funniest, but he's also a dramatic actor. [ cheers and applause i mean, he's -- he's the greatest there's no one in the world like martin short. i'm just so excited that he's here in fact, i'm so excited, that i want to write some "thank you notes. >> steve: really >> jimmy: unrelated to martin short [ cheers and applause completely unrelated >> steve: how convenient >> jimmy: unrelated to martin short >> steve: so none of these are about martin >> jimmy: james, can i get some

familiar to many people in this country, ted - people in this country, ted kaczynski terrorised the unitedby mailing bombs that he had made himself and his cabin, a very remote place he lived in montana, mailed his intended victims, many of whom were scientists, a lot of people working in technology. some worked in universities hence the nickname the unabomber, others worked in the airline industry, and this went on for a long time, and for a long period people in this country were very nervous that he was never going to be caught. he was extremely elusive, there was a huge and very costly manhunt, by the fbi and very costly manhunt, by the fbi and other law enforcement agencies. and in the mid—905 before his capture two national newspapers here published a manifesto after some persuasion and the involvement of the fbi that helped publish his 35,000 word manifesto that essentially explained his thoughts and reasons for doing what he was doing, that he was anti—technology. he railed against modern ways of life and he argued for a return to the old ways of doing things, a return to nature, i

hathe scourge >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo. in response toto a recent t epie "sesame street" in which elmo reflects on his covid vaccination, ted cruz slammed the show for aggressively advocating for young kids' covid vaccines. >> and now elmo response to ted cruz. >> everybody, everybody! snuffy, big bird. >> what is it? >> come see what elmo did. >> what have you done, elmo? >> elmo is about to clap back. >> oh, this could get ugly. >> i love a good beef. ♪ ♪ ♪ this buffoon ♪ ♪ about his wife, he was like a tweet ♪ ♪ might be a creep ♪ ♪ ted cruz ♪ ♪ cooks meet with tongs ♪ ♪ he thinks he is so smart ♪ ♪ but he is wrong ♪ ♪ he is sleazy ♪ ♪ now to end this song ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight coldhearted. plus, stephen welcomes: heidi klum and ibram x. kendi featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: good to see you. good to see you. good to see you. happy thursday. hap

liz: okay, we've got 260 stores, ted.illion dollars today with this ipo. where will that money be directed first right off the bat >> well i usually focus on the food part of the business. usually i leave that to brett who does a great job of putting it to good use. liz: as you focus on the food is there anything you want to add or change at this point with the new found money whether it's equipment or ramping up hiring. >> sure. i mean, we always want to take care of our team members. my mom was a waitress growing up for me when i was growing up and she used to drag me to the restaurant and i fell in love with this business and you know, you saw people go through that restaurant business and kind of get churned out and one of the reasons we started this was to take care of people so using that money to continue to do that and expand to all of the other states will be one of our priorities, so we're excited about that. liz: okay, let's talk about more store openings. there's one going up in edge water, new jersey. where e

ted kaczynski found in his cell the zoning.created a reign of terror by planting and mailing homemade bombs from 1978 to 1995. emailed some of those bombs across the country but most often, picking targets and is in california. in 1985, the targeted mail bombs turned deadly and, though. package was left outside red computer rental. >> had a direct shot toward the building. i saw the door open. all of a sudden, a big explosion. was really big. i saw him stagger out and ball down on the ground. >> the fbi issued a $25,000.00 reward for the capture of the unknown ballmer. something announced something unexpected. the head of the fbi explosive depression made the connection between the deadly sacramento bombing and six other bombs, including two at uc berkeley. >> i put a report out to all offices, this is a serial bomber. this is the same guy built these bombs. >> for another 10 years, the bombs kept coming. ultimately, ted kaczynski did himself in with adamant "the washington post" print a lengthy edifice pesto. his own brother r

>> texas senator ted cruz making news. first in his new book, the senator admits to hiding in a supply closet during the insurrection, and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrectionists wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh-inning stretch! this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ["take me out to the ball game" tune] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... third prime's the charm. first, stephen welcomes transportation secretary pete buttigieg and ina garten. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: oh, oh, oh. >> audience: stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much, everybody. you're very kind. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. now... we've been, we've been off for a week. we've been off for a week. we're tan. we're rested. we'r

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>> yes reverend, 23 people injured, three people did by ted kaczynski.e county that i live in. his death triggers for a lot of people, sort of all of those fears that he had created over 17 years. the domestic terrorism rising up again look, we never want to have another ted kaczynski. we never want to have not just those losses of lives, but the fear that he instilled all across the country. i think justice so many folks breathe a sigh of collective relief and ted kaczynski was finally captured in lincoln, montana in 1995 we shall remember how we felt and he was captured. we should remember how as a country, that we will always stand up against domestic terrorism. we should take those feelings that we had today when we had domestic terrorists, going after marginalized communities, going after so many people and so many parts of this country, just because of who they love, or what they look like. we're better than this as a country, just like we are a lot better as a country than we ever were to let ted since he terrorizes. >> amy, on to the issue of the

it's not ted, heather. it's bill gates. all bill gates is the largest owner of farm in the united states. now, bill gates has. 200,000 acres of farmland now you're in the second largest owner of farm there is ted turner. ted turner owns 200 and some 12 acres of ground in. montana. well, here's the thing about it. that land that ted turner there in montana or set aside by the united states government to be an indian reservation, not so has ted turner only the. those little side to tell you who's in third in revenue retired educate in here. well, you know your retirement color not retired yet oh who's your servicer? uh, j chris. that's the corporate tiaa cref. my servicer. owns most of the land in the mississippi delta. from there, all we're talking so is owned by t double acre. our whole service provider. so we got a little piece. real, real, real little piece of that. yeah. oh, it's interesting. you can find that in a so you find out that they really giving away a lot of the land back to the indigenous now but after reading

ted cruz people would say he has ted cruz teamwork on this and it didn't work last time.lost. >> he went on to say republican primary voters are not voting on the issues. i don't know if that's one 100% correct. >> i think there are plenty of issues. thank you very much. let's check the futures now and now we have the s&p in the red as well as the dow but the nasdaq is sticking in the green although just barely. we will see what happens in about six and a half minutes. the opening bell is next. ♪ chicken with futures again, the dow and s&p 500 are down but just barely. the nasdaq is barely up a little bit even though interest rates are going up. dr barton joins me, let's talk about vicks first of all. thanks for being here. does this mean it's a good or bad time to hike? some say is healthy and some say is healthy when it's down. investor sentiment is positive but people like warren buffett said is the time to be nervous, are you? >> i think when people are getting on one side of the vote, that's when everyone is on one side we should be nervous and we should be greedy wh

ted kaczynski, otherwise known as the unified bummer, has died and then us jail aged 81. he was sentenced to life without parole, in 1998 after pleading guilty to killing 3 people and injuring 23 others. as part of a 17 year bombing street, the harvard educated mathematician evaded capture for 2 decades. former us president donald trump has made his 1st public appearance since being indicted on $37.00 charges over his handling and classified documents hit the campaign trail at a republican state convention in georgia. trump, who was still the front runner for his party's nomination for the 2024 election denies any wrong to tell about takeover of afghanistan nearly 2 years back led to a flood of half gallons, leaving the country among them. female soldiers who served in the half down army alongside us troops. our next report needs one of them. now fighting a different battle. a monarch vari used to command a platoon to hunt down the tale bon, for a better future for her homeland discount is done alongside u. s. military hero unit, the female tactical to tune the work that

a ted kaczynski, otherwise known as a unit bomber, has died in the us jail is 81. he was sentenced to life without parole. the 1998 after pleading guilty to killing 3 people and enjoying 23 others as part of a 17 year bombing spree, harvard educated mathematician evaded capture for 2 decades. former us president donald trump has made his 1st public appearances being indicted on $37.00 charges over his handling of classified documents. you hit the campaign trail at a republican state convention in georgia. trump is still the front runner for his parties. nomination for the 2024 election and denies any wrong to under us as officially opened an embassy in china months after the central american nation were cutting diplomatic ties with taiwan pinned down. the foreign minister of china in honduras, attended the non duration, engaging china claims taiwan as its own territory, and does not have diplomatic relations with nations but recognized for columbia and children who survived and went missing. after a plane crash had been reunited with their family, columbia, and off

ted decker spoke to becky about the growth plans and inflation and something we all try to do combating shrinkage. it is tuesday, june 13th, 2023 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. waiting for news this morning. let's look at what is happening with the u.s. equities at this hour you will see right now there are green arrows across the board. modest with the dow and s&p. dow up 10. s&p up 8.5 the nasdaq is the big winner up 70 points if you add it up with the gains yesterday across the board, s&p is at a 52-week high up 13% year to date. the nasdaq is at a 52-week high. it is up 36% for the year to date and the dow up from the 52-week high you see major activity the nasdaq is the green line at the top of the screen which has taken off. if you have been watching treasury yields, you are keeping a close eye on this ahead of th fed data and the fed decision on wednesday. the to10-year treasury is 3.73 andrew. >>> let's t

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hathe scourge >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo.o a recent t epie "sesame street" in which elmo reflects on his covid vaccination, ted cruz slammed the show for aggressively advocating for young kids' covid vaccines. >> and now elmo response to ted cruz. >> everybody, everybody! snuffy, big bird. >> what is it? >> come see what elmo did. >> what have you done, elmo? >> elmo is about to clap back. >> oh, this could get ugly. >> i love a good beef. ♪ ♪ ♪

convicted unabomber ted kaczynski died today while serving a life sentence.ed two men here in the bay area. thank you for joining us. i am j.r. stone. the convicted terrorist known as the unabomber died today in federal prison. he was 81, three were killed and dozens of others were injured in his bombings. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is in the newsroom and spoke earlier with the son of a bay area victim. cornell:

thank you so much, ted. appreciate it. >> my pleasure, sandra. >> john: former president donald trump has been indicted again, this time in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. ordered by prosecutors to appear in federal court in miami on tuesday, but in the meantime he's spending time out on the green in bedminster. he's been professing his innocence ever since it came down. >> he's playing a little golf right now. last night he did speak. a short time ago we learned two members of trump's legal team say they have resigned and joint statement, they say this morning we tendered our resignations as counsel to president trump and we will no longer represent him on either the indicted case or the january 6th investigation. it's been an honor to have spent the last year defending him and we know he will be vindicated in the biden administration partisan justice system. it's a logical moment for us to step aside. tom blanch will be taking over. and lawyers say they have no plans to make any more immediate ap

former homicide detective ted williams joins us now fox news contributor. ted, you know firsthand what it's like to be out on the beat and face the dangers and thr threats. what you think against the case against office peterson? accent got to tell you and over 50 years and doing criminal defense work as a lawyer and an investigator, i have never seen a case against the law enforcement officer on criminal basis. i have seen law enforcement officers charged with a violation of procedures and it being followed up on circumstances. but this officer, scott peterson, the school resource officer had at least 32 years of time on that police force. according to the government, failed to act. that's going to be one of the keys in this case. the government is going to have to show beyond a reasonable doubt that the action or the interactions of officer peterson is the death of the 70 individuals at that school. eric: he said for example that when the shooting started heat rushed to the building. within the prosecutors say instead of trying to confront the suspect wit

ted! ted! ted! oh ted in finance. you're a rock star! hey liz in hr? can you do this?ou work with an actual rock star. you are a rock star! thank you! who's the new guy? hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. give it up for pam. pam, you are a rock- [silence] i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ >>> some strong pushback from mark zuckerberg on the headsets competitor. >> mark zuckerberg going after apple, his new arrival in mixed reality had set your yesterday in a meeting with all hands, audio obtained, $3500 price tag. zuckerberg saying, quote, i think that their announcement really showcases the difference in the values and the vision that our companies bring to this in a way that i think is really important. we innovate to make sure that our products are as accessible and affordable to everyone as possible now, apple's vision pro costs more than three times meta's $1,000 quest pro headset that came out last year and at $500 consumer model is coming later this year. it is setting the stage for a high verse low end battle for headsets next year when the vision pro launches in the u.s

. >> bill: ted williams worked the case years ago. jonathan serrie has the news in birmingham, alabama. hello. >> the story is unfolding as we speak. the d.o.j. plane sent to peru to pick up van der sloot is on its way back to the u.s. and fox news digital has confirmed through van der sloot's attorney that van der sloot is indeed on board that jet plane. the process is in motion despite his attorney's 11th hour efforts to block it. news photographers swarmed a police van as authorities escorted van der sloot from a maximum security detention facility in lima to the airport where he was handed over to u.s. authorities. van der sloot is serving a 28 year sentence for the 2010 murder of a business student from a prominent peruvian family. peru has temporarily surrendered him to face a trial for alleged financial crimes against the family of natalee holloway. she was last seen leaving a bar in aruba with van der sloot. in 2010, he was indicted for extortion and wire fraud for providing natalee's mother with false information on the locat

so ted kazinsky was 81 for over 18 years. he alluded us. so. thoughts is manning who made bones across the country. so i think of 16 explosions and killing 3 people. he didn't serving a life sentence since his arrest in 1996. los angeles has more to demand known as the una bomber has died in federal prison age 81 from 1978 to 1995. ted kasinsky conducted a terror campaign against american universities against the ation and timber industries and against computer stores. his reason, he wanted to protect the site and he said, from the ravages of technology, federal agents were so desperate to catch the suspect in this campaign, which killed 3 people and injured 23 others that they asked the new york times and the washington post published a 35000 word manifesto allegedly written by the suspect they hoped doing so would help them break the case. and it did. after the manifesto was published in 1995, the said skis, brother, david recognized his brother's writings and contacted the f. b i. a year later, ted kasinsky was arrested at his cabin in m

we are just getting word that the former unabomber, ted kaczynski, has died in prison.n you think about ted kaczynski, given your position with the national security, what comes to mind in the fact that he has passed in prison after serving many years behind bars? on reflection, what do you think? >> yeah, it's pretty interesting and to what was the start of the terrorism here in many ways. if you remember back, he was sending mail bombs as late as the 1970s, going well into the 1990s. if i remember correctly, it was [inaudible] and the mid 1990s, it was seen as the most, really imprisoned for many decades. it was during the era where we were worried about domestic terrorism. remember in the 1990s, before 9/11, we were talking about eric rudolph, we were talking about ted kaczynski, we were talking about timothy mcvay. those were the big terrorist attacks of the 1990s. they were domestic in origin, and his case was probably the most complex. he sent a series of bombs, it took him a long time, the fbi, the massive investigations spanning many different states and jurisdi

ted, you are on the ground, set the scene. what's the anticipation of joran van der sloot finally coming to the united states to face at least some form of justice? >> john, i got to tell you, it's high tension in the air here in birmingham, alabama. because for the first time joran van der sloot or a convicted murderer, and yes, the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway in 2005 is going to be on american soil. and he is going to for the first time, john, face american justice, and this is all that beth and dave holloway have wanted since 2005, since their child went to aruba and did not come back to this area here in birmingham. >> john: we should point out, ted, when he faces a judge, potentially a jury there in birmingham, it's not going to be for a charge of murder or anything related to the actual killing of natalee holloway, it will be for extortion and wire fraud for allegedly trying to bilk the holloways out of a quarter of a million dollars for information on where their daughter's body might be. now,

the federal bureau of prisons announced that ted kaczynski was found unresponsive in his prison cell this morning. he was 81 years old. he spread terror across the united states after mailing and hand delivering sophisticated bombs, killing three people and injuring many others. the unabomber case stumped the fbi from 1978 until 1996. almost 20 years. wasn't until his brother came forward with his suspicions that the fbi got the break they had long needed. polo sandoval has been following this for us. what have you learned? >> as expected, the man infamously known as the unabomber test kaczynski died in prison. he was serving multiple life sentences. he had recently experienced medical issues. what we do know is he was found unresponsive in his cell overnight. he was rushed to the hospital where the convicted bomber was pronounced dead. >> reporter: known infamously as the unabomber, ted kaczynski was serving eight life sentences for his 17-year reign of terror when he died sunday. the 81-year-old was found unresponsive in a cell overnight. his cause of death, not yet released. in de

ted weisberg, seaport securities president why that might be. why do you think, ted?f this market was panicked with upheaval in russia, with more nuclear weapons than any country on the planet they have a funny way showing it. >> neil for all the unknowns, unknowns equals uncertainty and equals volatility but clearly as a result of events at least in russia the markets have pretty much shrugged it off. it is sort of a ho-hum day so far. neil: what if it weren't, ted? what if we get wind vladmir putin, we haven't heard much from him, anything i believe from him since all this erupted you know, he beat a fast leg out of moscow i believe to st. petersburg, no word from him? what if the government is toppled there? then you have to wonder how markets the world over respond, not just ours? >> well you know, clearly for the moment the markets have pretty much shrugging everything off but if in fact it evolved into some sort of real dramatic change, something that nobody has anticipated including the markets, then that's a game changer. we'll have to see how and if that play

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ted kazcynski known as the unabomber, was found unresponsive this morning in his north carolina prisonell. he was serving life behind bars for a series of bombings, explosives he both shipped and delivered that killed three people and injured dozens of others. a marathon manhunt ended with his arrest at a montana shack in 1996. ted kazcynski was 81 years old. >>> and tonight, a pivotal moment on the front lines of the war in ukraine. there's confirmation that the country's long expected counteroffensive to push russian troops out of the country is under way. cbs' debora patta is in kyiv. >> reporter: good evening, mark. president zelenskyy said today that counteroffensive and donald trump actions are under way in his country but would not be drawn on what phase they were in. this comes as ukraine is reeling from the humanitarian crisis triggered by the kahovka dam collapse. from putting out fires from an overnight drone strikes in o odesa, it has been a deadly week in ukraine. rescue workers are risking their lives to save those fleeing the flood-stricken areas where russian bombardmen

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ted williams is with us.rectly, he could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted on this. what do you think? >> it's rather sad that we're at this stage or in this case where a good samaritan, a person who had good faith belief that he was acting as a good samaritan would be facing 15 years here. but the grand jury heard the testimony. in new york he had the right to go before the grand jury, but they did not put him before the grand jury. he was on television and he made several statements on television about what took place. as a result of that, that even can be used against him in this case. you know, from all we've been told that jordan neely was on that train orb subway and he was very threatening to individuals there, but he admitted not made any moves to physically harm anybody. now, mr. penny, need to be very clear here, neil, i heard race as a fact in this. i can tell you that there were black people, white people, people of all colors on that train when mr. neely was supposed to have been acting

flurry of attacks which obviously will not end obviously, but you have this attack hanging over your son ted also -- your son's head while also trying to stay sober is hard. this is a psychological personal relief. you have to remember that hunter is the only living family member after the 1972 accident that killed other family members. hunter is the only person surviving from the accident. it creates a special goal -- special psychological need for him to be there. host: is it over for hunter biden and justice department? is this the end of it? guest: we will learn more in the arraignment. but they suspect this is the end. the investigation is ongoing but is that because they have the possibility and case information comes to light. but the hunter scene has been very clear because they understand -- they expect us to be the end of the federal investigation into hunter.

and by the end his hair is like ted's care.— hair is like ted's care.for it. you try and do your best on any job. we knew there was quality talent behind the show with jason and brendan and kelly who created the show with bill lawrence, i think it's dangerous to anticipate any kind of success. we had no idea at all it would take off in the way it has. because it is on a global platform as well, we had not really anticipated what that would mean. season one came out during the pandemic and it was able to resonate with people in a broader way. ted lasso is apparently over, but my son told me i had to ask you and show you are tweet he had spotted from you are tweet he had spotted from you where someone suggested there might be a spin off series and your reply at the top is an emoji with a zip across your mouth. as if there is something you can't say. i zip across your mouth. as if there is something you can't say. melt zip across your mouth. as if there is something you can't say. i felt a little bit like... — is something you can't say. i felt a little bi

neil: ted stevens, maybe explain that. >> ted stevens was indicted and was the sitting senator from alaska, republican senator indicted by the department of justice, public integrity section, jack smith headed up at one time, he did then and he insisted, he said i have an election coming up, i want my trial within 70 days if they did it convicted him but they were so's discombobulated to school with terry evidence that he had the case overthrown and was vindicated. there's no benefit, a couple of, what if the president is convicted before the election because there are more waiting into the georgia recount whether the president was involved in trying to change the 2020 election if any of them result in convictions, can he still run for president as a convicted felon lex. >> absolutely. there's nothing in the constitution that prohibits t that, he could run from prison. neil: i heard that and i find that would be wild to put it mildly. none of this would get in the way of him still serving as president even from a jail cell if it came to that but in jail, i'm taking leaves here trying to pl

congresswoman judy chu and congressman ted lieu are back with me.to this country with my parents at a young age, and i want to start with you congresswoman blue. -- the anniversary of daca, hundreds of thousands of recipients are still in limbo as they wait a federal court decision about where the pump -- program stands. have you been participating in discussions on the hill about the need for comprehensive immigration reform? is there any progress on not? >> thank you for your question. let me first say what an honor it is to be on the show with you, and also with congresswoman judy chu, who is one of the strongest champions of immigration in congress. i am an immigrant as well, and i fully support the dream act. and if we put that on the florida house, it would pass with bipartisan support. fortunately, speaker mccarthy is unwilling to do that. i also fully support comprehensive immigration reform. >> congresswoman, ron desantis, it's controversial senate bill is set to go in effect on july 1st. this is no doubt about it, an anti immigration law t

my hope is that this is the last interview i do on the subject of ted kaczynski. j.r.: jonathan says his father returned to work after a long recovery. he passed away in 2011. he said his father did not want to be defined as a unabomber victim, instead by his contribution to science. in the newsroom, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. j.r.: you told me earlier this is one of the first big stories you reported on. what do you remember about the case against is in ski unfolded. sure could ever never intense security surrounding the federal courthouse, but my vivid memory was the unabomber's cabin which was trucked in from antenna to lead jurors have a look at it. the cabin, that term is a generous term, because that was a tiny shack, with no running water or electricity. it is hard to believe that is where those bombs were made. j.r.: thanks for that. develop -- development's on t shooting in last nights mission district, nine people were hurt all of the victims are expected to be ok. the shooting happened after 9:00 p.m. during a block party at treat avenue and 24th stre