but a little more on ted williams background or captain ted williams. he was known during the korean war ted williams, enlisted in the navy's v5 aviation cadet program in may of 1942, just two months after john glenn, he earned his. two years later, he mostly was an instructor at pensacola's naval air station in florida. he did not serve in combat during world two, actually played a little bit of baseball, played outfield for a tune called the bronson bombers, a team in the naval air training, auxiliary bases, baseball circuit after world war two, he was discharged to the volunteer reserves. he promptly returned to playing baseball for the red sox, helped lead them to their first pennant in over 30 years, almost 30 years in 1946, won the mvp that year, but he was recalled to active service in the marine corps in january of 1952, at the age of 34, after doing all he could to get out of serving in combat again during the korean war, he finally realized he was going to have to go abroad and serve. so they celebrated ted williams day at fenway park on april

ilia: vamos con lidia terrazas a la sede de ted cruz.s votos.no serÍa la primera vez que se dÉ a esta contienda por el senado. estamos ante una contienda como la del 2018 entre beto o'rourke y el senador ted cruz, lo que hemos visto es que el candidato ted cruz ha estado recorriendo mÁs de 50 ciudades en texas, con un mensaje de seguridad en la frontera. por lo contrario, el demÓcrata habÍa estado haciendo un recorrido por el estado de la estrella solitaria, pero la Última semana se ve estado enfocando a los derechos reproductivos de la mujer, responsabilizando a ted cruz por la prohibiciÓn del aborto en el estado de la estrella solitaria. desde muy temprano vemos esas largas lÍneas en los diferentes centros de votaciÓn. en el condado harris, mÁs de 700 centros de votaciÓn estuvieron abiertos, a pesar de que parte de texas estuvo siendo afectado por el mal tiempo. mÁs de 9 millones de tejanos votaron de forma anticipada. como era de esperarse, en estos momentos el senador ted cruz estÁ liderando esta contienda en busca de su tercer manda

ted badgered and badgered her. he needed her there because the rumors going around was that ted was cheating with mary jo kopechne. even in death, this woman's reputation is being shredded. and so joan, being the dutiful fe, goes to the funeral with ted, who was wearing a neck brace he does not need, and shortly thereafter loses this baby. jackie;s most consequential -- jackie's most consequential -- it was a stillbirth. she had two miscarriages before this. it was a much wanted baby. jack is off sailing on a mediterranean yacht with his cronies and a bunch of women. she goes into premature labor, the doctors knock around, she awakes to bobby kennedy at her bedside, not her husband, john. bobby is the one who tells her her daughter, arabella, was born stillborn. she wants jack. where is jack? bobby says he is in the med and he is unreachable but of course he was because bobby spoke to him and jack costa response was what does it matter? the baby is dead. she was left alone to grieve a daughter she never saw or held

ted needed a white because ted was going to go into politics.ly was going to be a senator and probably a president, and even though he had zero interest in marriage, the mastication of any kind, he had to get married. joan find yourself onn the fast track,ac and when she gets engad to ted, , they may be been on three dates, and he proposes to work without even ao ring. she goes to her father, joan, jesus listen, i don't feel right about this, i do want to do. her father says i will talk to joe the patriarch and we will sort this out, don't you worry. he goes and he has a soul summit and joe, sr. says no way. no woman rejects a kennedy man. no woman. so this marriage takes place and, you know, she, too, like mary, like so many kennedy wives, is left at home to birth babies, to wither as her husband runs all over the world cheating on her, amassing power, , amassg fame, and she's expected to nonetheless be on his arm when required to face the american public as a dutifennedy wife. she said the death of mary jo kopechne caused by ted was the thing

ted constantly berated her about her alcoholism. joan to her amazing credit in such a display of her real fortitude she not only campaign for ted when he was injured in yet another kennedy plane crash got them elected, proved her popularity with the american public, but she was disinteed when heas running in 1980. it was on the campaign trail that john kennedy realized and didn't understand it before and didn't understand the feminist movement of the american now she realized no, it was just like joan and they end on that because joan deserves that win.i jackie the readers will meet for different jackie kennedy's. she had four different inrnations all of her own design. the political trophy wife who became an american martyr" became a billionaire true should -- trophy wife and was profoundly misunderstood at the time. jackie the single working woman in new york city was silently made about the herself at the dawn of the new decade in 1980s that she would never remarry. her arc is so unlike any woman in history that i can never think

one of ted's sisters despite her at college and said she is perfect sisters -- ted's sisters spied her at college and said she is perfect. even though he had zero interest in marriage, and domestication of any kind, he had to get married. joan finds herself on the fast track, and when she gets engaged to ted, they had maybe been on three dates, and he proposes to her without even a ring, and she goes to her father, joan, and she says, listen, i don't feel right about this. but i want to do it. he says i will go talk to joe and we will figure this out. they have this summit and joe senior says no way. no woman rejects a kennedy man, no woman. so this marriage takes place and, you know, she too, like mary, like so many kennedy wives, is left at home to birth babies, to weather as her husband runs all over the world -- to whither as her husband runs all over the world, cheating on her, amassing fame, nonetheless expected to be on his arm when required to present to the american public a dutiful kennedy wife. chappaquiddick is when she said i became an alcoholic. she said there was no use

his latest show, "a man on the inside" premieres on netflix next week, ted danson, the legend, ted dansonck. [ cheers and applause ] you know him from "parenthood" and "blue beetle." you can see him in the hit show "cobra kai" which is streaming now on netflix. xolo mariduena will also be joining us everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and he's a very funny comedian whose latest special "you've changed" is on prime video. plus you can see him live next year on the errors tour. sam morril will be here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] also, my brother and i had a great conversation with our friend jim gaffigan on family trips this week. give it a listen. you guys, moving on. i was at the amphibian house at the bronx zoo this past week and having my monthly conjugal visit with the migrating tree frogs when -- i'm sorry. i could be wrong here, but i think i smell some smoke and that could only mean one thing. it's time for "ya burnt." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the burn zone. we got a lot of topics to sizzle through and not a lot of time. over here is the burnler. let's turn on the

later in the show we'll run a interview his with ted cruz, senator ted cruz, we taped it about an hour ago. he is a big crypto currency advocate, he mentioned, in the course of the interview he was a crypto m miner. he owned crypto mines, i said that is wonderful, i did not realize what he was talking about. >> a bunch of servers with air-conditions. >> you take -- >> okay. >> you set up a huge server farm, have to have a let of air-conditions it gets very hot. that means you need a lot of electricity. a.i. revolution, the crypto currency, all require a lot of electricity, we need to be energy abundant and dominant, i think that is another reason that we're seeing the rally, the war on fossil fuels is over, that american people want it, we get to have energy again. larry: they are self reinforcing. on one hand, mr. trump does not wish to over regulate crypto currency. >> right. larry: on other hand, he does wish to produce more energy, electricity, to come from natural gas at lower costs. so that would be good for the exr cryptocurrency miners and rest of country and f blue collar boom

even ted cruz wouldn't commit to voting for him. though he will.aughter ] the list of bootlickers is long. and the maga minions, like troy nehls of texas, are lined up to suckle trump's celebrity teats. >> there's no question he's the leader of our party. he's got a mission statement. his mission and his goals and objectives, whatever that is, we need to embrace it. all of us. every single word. in his mission statement, we need to embrace. if donald trump says jump three feet high and scratch your head, we all jump three feet high and scratch our heads. that's it. >> jimmy: troy, you're embarrassing himself. he's not going to sleep with you, okay? [ laughter ] is that what we get from texas now? there are many theories as to why trump is naming a battalion of bozos to do these very important jobs. some believe he's testing the republican congress, to see how far he can push them. some say he's drog this strategically to weaken certain sections of the government. or, and this is the theory that i believe, he's dumb. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applau

ted cruz by just four percentage points.didates have been crisscrossing the state to deliver the closing message to texans. colin allred has attacked ted cruz [ inaudible ] watch. >> i think it is remarkable that a united states senator for 12 years has nothing to say about what he has done for anyone. he laughed when i was talking about what happened on january 6, even though he was hiding in a supply closet and i was prepared to defend my colleagues. going around the country lying about the election. [ inaudible ] ted cruz was hiding in a supply closet. that's okay. that's okay. i don't want him to get hurt by the mob. the point is there shouldn't have been a mob. >> if he pulls this off, this upset, it would be the first statewide win for democrats in three decades. six years ago, democrats missed that win by a hair. that o'rourke only lost to 10 cruise. another razor thin race for the white house in the backdrop. joining me now is the democratic nominee for senate in the state of texas, congressman colin allred. it is gr

cruz.org, ted cruz.org and make contributions of 10, 20, 2050 are.all dollars.inst chuck schumer and george soros wave of cash. i would encourage your viewers we are two days away please go to tedcruz.org right now so we can fight back. we're going to win in texas but we need your help to win. if you are in texas on election day, please, please, please come out and vote. bring your friends, bring your family, bring anyone you can. this is all about turnout at this stage. maria: senator if you win and the gop has control of the senate, who will you support for senate leadership and mitch mcconnell leaves? >> listen, i'm going to listen to all the candidates the election is scheduled for next week. i went to see a majority leader who changes how the senate operates in. who democratize is it more. in particular i've told all three of the candidates i want the next leader to agree to a full and open an amendment process. when a budget gets on the floor you are not given 2000 pages that you cannot change at all. each senator has the ability to say no, take the garbag

ted cruz.org and made worse mitch mcconnell has $400 million super pac and he spends zero in taxesvestrong conservatives who will stand up to the swamp which means the only hope i from patriots across the country so go to ted cruz.org . >> laura: liberal republicans are the answer and wiloingl alws win, not! he's going down to weems anyway said how much money goasted knos and they didn't give you any money? >> not a penny and by the way 2018 -- >> laura: thatos is great. >> the most expensive senaten race and i was outspent 3-1 and won by three points and mitch mcconnell spent zero. the swamp cannot stand conservatives who stand up foryo constituents and not for the swamp, which means you go to ted cruz.org is only reinforcements we get. e five daysand we ar away and let me say if you are in texas, it is early voting and if you haven't early voted to, m vote tomorrow and if not come out election day. we need everyone in texas to stand up to keep texas texas. >> laura: if you want the status quo, vote for the other guy anin td that status quo, teu to remain texas and not a california,

and cnn founder ted turner. i speak to the creators after this short break the globe to see how these new weight loss medications are transforming lives. ready? >> it's like a new start for me. basically, i've made a lot of progress and i can't turn back now. >> and also disrupting the industry. am i interviewing a future nobel prize winner? >> please go on, do something about it but are these drugs a forever fix? these drugs are very effective, but they're not going to be for everyone. >> is ozempic right for you? >> tomorrow at 8 p.m. on cnn all right. >> good morning. as you know, carvana, same day delivery is ultra fast. and today, race car driver jimmie johnson is here to get us even faster. jimmie, are you ready? >> i am so ready order in feels coming in. >> we're good. >> oh, cool. >> printing paperwork for same day delivery. oh, nice. racing stripes. thanks jeff the door is pretty quick, too yeah. amazing. i just ordered it this morning. >> now that's fast. >> the ultra fast by your car from carvana and

so we welcome senator ted cruz of texas back to the show.larry, always a good to be with you. thanks for having me. larry: so let's have some fun, sir, let's have some fun. the dow jones today is up almost 600 points as of this taping. it's up 2,000 points since the election. people are calling it the trump trade. now, even more fun i think for you, bitcoin is moving towards $100,000, okay in is so it's -- okay? so it's at 98,000 and change today to. it's up 30% since the election. there's a crypto boom, there's the trump trade, there's the hope of a blue collar growth boom. what do you make of this, senator cruz? put your economic hat on, sir. >> well, it's a return to common sense, and i think it's the market betting on good policies that are going to be coming from a new administration and a republican congress. and if you look across the board for economic growth, the two biggest levers that government has for economic growth are tax reform and regulatory reform. we're going to see both. when it comes to tax reform if, god forbid, kamala

joining us now is ted oakley. good to see you. thank you for being here.up 100 times on calls this election, will mean a change in policy. that policy will affect corporate america in a big way. what are you expecting? >> well, you know, maria, i don't know. i mean, it looks like, like everybody else, it looks like a really close race. i think the biggest thing that either one of these will have is trying to do something about addressing that's a problem we'll run into is the debt we have, that's going to be a problem for either one of these but it's a tough call right now. we don't really look -- when we're buying companies, we don't look at elections, we look at the company specific. it's not something we take into consideration all the time. i'm not saying we don't look at the policy but we really look at the company or the bond we're buying or whatever. maria: what about rates, the 10 year treasury this morning as the fed rail reserve is kicking off the two day monetary policy meeting this week, this happens on wednesday, the day after the election. th

entre ellos, ted cruz y moreno.rtido tiene la mayorÍa la cÁmara baja. satcha: a propÓsito de ted cruz retiene su escaÑo en el senado y asegurado su tercer mandato de manera consecutiva. al derrotar al demÓcrata en texas. te explicamos las claves de su victoria electoral y su impacto. bienvenidos a esta nueva hora de esta ediciÓn especial "despierta amÉrica" y la voz de la maÑana el dÍa despuÉs. ♪ ♪ ♪ muy buenos dÍas. continuamos en esta ediciÓn especial de "despierta amÉrica" y la voz de la maÑana el dÍa despuÉs de las elecciones. damos la bienvenida a nuestra querida marÍa antonieta collins y paulina sodi. donald trump es el presidente electo. ahÍ lo ven tras asegurar 277 votos del colegio electoral. ahora el republicano se convertirÁ en el mandatario nÚmero 47 en el paÍs. donald trump pronuncia un discurso ante sus seguidores en la sede de su campaÑa en florida a eso de las 2:30 hora de la madrugada hora del este. maria: lo hizo improvisando durante 23 minutos en compaÑÍa de su esposa la ex y futura primera dama m

it is very telling that ted cruz , we know that he knows how to talk.ot of things, but when you can't answer a question, that is the answer. the idea that we should just trust you, we should not trust you, not while people are dying . you guys are not going to save us. you will, again, inflict more pain. he is the reality, last time i checked, ted cruz is not a medical doctor. in fact, the majority of us that survey legislators, whether state or federal, are not doctors. the fact that we continue to try to minimize those that have the expertise, and interject ourselves, whether we are talking about the chevron decision out of the supreme court, where we don't want to listen to experts, or whether we are talking about abortion, i don't want my governor, i don't want ag paxton, i definitely don't want ted cruz telling me what to do with my body if my doctor has a recommendation, because the last time i checked, i don't need any of them to be my doctor. i don't want them to be my elected officials. >> congresswoman jasmine crockett in the state of texas, t

we have something like ted, ed. he doesn't have to have pumps and he doesn't to have some of the things that we have here, because thanks to computer or technology, we have mannequins like this that can be used where you enter a roman actually talk to the patient the computer here is your voice and the patient talks back but it's a mannequin. we can control heart rhythms. we actually hook diagnostic equipment to the mannequin and it will respond the same way it does with the body. we can simulate all the things here, but it started here. it started with that ed and by remembering this, by showing this to the students. and i have to say that ed has own fan club from fort hood, texas. they come every year to visit him from fort hood. this device gives an insight into where we have been in training what and what didn't work in training and so even this collection of body parts and pumps and hoses is teaches us something. what it teaches us is what extent did our forbearers go through in expense and time and trouble to

took me by surprise. >> that's ted danson in the beloved comedy classic "cheers."nt people to see it. i really do. i think it's an important conversation. >> reporter: it's strange to think of ted danson as nervous about anything. >> he is retired now. >> reporter: in this case, it's not hard to see why. >> hello. >> hello. >> hello. >> i don't do yoga. i am naturally flexible. >> reporter: his latest project means a lot to him. >> i don't know how to be a spy. >> reporter: and it touches everyone. >> got your phone? camera, glasses, recorder? are you just tapping different parts of your body? >> yes, i left everything in my room. >> reporter: in the new netflix series "a man on the inside," danson is a recently retired widower without much to do until he answers an ad from a private investigator and becomes a mole inside a nursing home. >> what do you want me to do? >> you would check into the community, pretending to be a new resident. i would give you various recording devices and you would be my source. my mole. >> a mann the inside? i'm in. >> reporter: like a

cruz.org, ted cruz.org and make contributions of 10, 20, 2050 are.all dollars.inst chuck schumer and george soros wave of cash. i would encourage your viewers we are two days away please go to tedcruz.org right now so we can fight back. we're going to win in texas but we need your help to win. if you are in texas on election day, please, please, please come out and vote. bring your friends, bring your family, bring anyone you can. this is all about turnout at this stage. maria: senator if you win and the gop has control of the senate, who will you support for senate leadership and mitch mcconnell leaves? >> listen, i'm going to listen to all the candidates the election is scheduled for next week. i went to see a majority leader who changes how the senate operates in. who democratize is it more. in particular i've told all three of the candidates i want the next leader to agree to a full and open an amendment process. when a budget gets on the floor you are not given 2000 pages that you cannot change at all. each senator has the ability to say no, take the garbag

this is on ted cruz. it's his abortion ban in texas. they were warned about the consequences and pursued this anyway. and we're four days away from election. i need everyone to go to my website to ensure that we can not only beat ted cruz here, but restore a woman's right to chose in texas, restore a doctor's ability to take care of their patients, and make roe v. wade the law of the land again. >> senator cruz is pretending this is an issue that only the news media is concerned about. let's listen to what he said on another network about this. >> reporter: there's no mention of abortion in your speech tonight. why not? >> well, i understand that's what democrats want to talk all day long about it. but the supreme court made clear it's an issue for the voters state by state. >> reporter: but it's still a huge issue for millions of texans. >> i recognize it's what the press is obsessed with -- >> reporter: no, no, it's not the press there's voters obsessed with it. >> i know that the press thinks voters are what they're obsessed with. >>

les presentamos al senador ted cruz.l paÍs continÚa despierto, independientemente de en quÉ costa estÉ. en la costa este, 10:25 de la noche tenemos seis proyecciones que darles. allÍ tenemos a nicole malliotakis, que ganÓ su elecciÓn hace dos aÑos por 18,000 votos. cada voto realmente hace la diferencia. seguimos con otro hispano que se suma a esa fila de espasmos que veremos en el capitolio de los estados unidos. nydia velÁsquez. fue la primera mujer puertorriqueÑa en server en el congreso, elegida en 1993. ha luchado por los derechos las mujeres, los migrantes, minorÍas. adriano espaillat. fue elegido en 2016 y ha estado realmente peleando por muchas causas, especialmente por reducir los costos de la medicina reflejada. otra voz hispana, en ocasiones polÉmica, alexandria ocasio—cortez. una joven en su momento cuando lanzaba su contienda, llamaba la atenciÓn porque siempre se dirigÍa a los seguidores a travÉs de sus redes sociales. ha luchado muchÍsimo por los indocumentados. ritchie torres, afrolatino, abiertamente gay

democratic congressman colin allred is looking to oust republican incumbent senator ted cruz.o get voters fired up ahead of tuesday. early voting wrapped up yesterday in the lone star state and the cook political report recently switched that race from likely republican to lean republican indicating congressman allred is gaining momentum. if he wins allred will become texas first black senator and the first democrat elected statewide and more than 30 years. joining me now is democratic senate candidate congressman colin allred of texas. last we talked it was whatever the cook report calls it, now it's leaning republican. what is your closing argument? why do you think you're closing the gap? >> i appreciate you. we just had a huge event here in dallas. i can tell you something special is happening in texas. i want to thank everyone so much for their hard work for all the folks who been a part of getting us to this point for believing there's more to do. we have three days and i want folks to join me at colin allred.com. the stakes could not be higher for texas, we have so much

and that's why we're going to beat ted cruz. >> congressman, let me ask you one process question.have seen that fewer texans voted early this year compared to 2020. there's no apple to apples comparison to 2020 because it was such a strange year with covid. do you expect the overall voter turnout is going to be lower this year or so many people are going to turn out on election day people are going to prepare for big lines? >> i don't think it's going to be a big election day. as you said 2020 we had an extra week of early voting, that's a big deal in texas. but we also can shape who comes out tomorrow. so i want folks to sign up, to volunteer with us, to go to colinallred.com. there's still time to make sure we get across that line. like i said it's not going to be a win for party or individually, it's going to be a win for 30 million texans who wants a senator who care about all of us. >> the next senator from texas, at least he says he will be right here tonight on election eeb. sir, good to luck to you. let us know how the long lines go and we'll be checking in with you tomorr

el senador republicano ted cruz busca un tercer mandato en texas.a, el congresista rubÉn gallego busca una posiciÓn en la cÁmara alta. y cuÁles son los posibles escenarios para que trump o harris lleguen a los 270 votos electorales necesarios para la victoria? y le diremos a quÉ hora podemos tener los primeros resultados. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro y aranza loizaga. >> buenas tardes y bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn especial de noticias telemundo. hoy estados unidos decide quiÉn serÁ su prÓximo presidente o presidenta. >> ahora los saludamos desde este estudio preparado para llevarles cada detalle de esta elecciÓn trascendental para el futuro de la naciÓn, pero tambiÉn del mundo. >> ya millones de personas emitieron su voto de costa a costa en un dÍa que ha transcurrido sin incidentes mayores. los primeros resultados llegaron desde una pequeÑa localidad de new hampshire y que mostraron un empate. >> a esta hora las urnas cerraron ya en partes de indiana y kentucky y en menos de media hora lo harÁn georgia y otros tres estados. >> kamala har

ted, i know this is something you're not happy about.e family. i mean, clearly, we see her mom pleading for this. she saw, as we all did, the 18 minutes that her you are daughter fought for her life. we also saw footage yesterday, dead concern ted, of her collapsing on the side of the road when he found out the news that the body that they found was her daughter's. what to do you make of all this? >> you know, guys, i can tell you no family how far to go through what the riley family has had to go through when it comes to their 222-year-old -- 232-year-old -- 2 22 -- 22-year-old daughter who had everything to live for. she just decided in february of 2024 to go for a jog, and here along this trail she was confronted by this illegal immigrant, jose ibarra. and we know that it was jose ibarra who confronted, stopped her and took a rock and bashed her skull in. we know that by virtue of the physical evidence as well as the scientific evidence that was found there on that scene. and if there was ever, ever a case that called for the death pe

ted danson. >> a new netflix series sure to warm your heart.he upcoming show "wicked" opened up about infusing their characters with their own life stories. we will share that conversation coming up. >> cannot get enough of wicked. >> a few hours, dylan sharing a sisterhood of girls learning life lessons and life skills and doing it through sports. that is coming up. can we do anything else? >> a beautiful day today. let's take a look around the country for the week ahead. it is an awesome look up and on the eastern seaboard. heavy rain and the eastern section of the country. mountain snow in the plains. midweek, snow around the great lakes. big pacific coast storm coming in. sunny and mild in the midsection of the country. friday, november chill and maybe some snow from the appalachians into western pennsylvania and new york. rain and wind and central california into the pacific northwest. crisp sunshine in the plains down through the gulf. woods. how are you, buddy. >> your neck of the woods. >> just because you got a new job doesn't mean you

you have a great guy in ted. very nice. he did say that. a lot of people will say -- nobody would have had a chance. she is very -- they love her in the party and they love her -- even the democrats love her, can you believe it? stand up, ted. stand up. [cheers and applause] he is doing a great job. i thought that was really nice. she knew he would do a great job. tomorrow you have to stand up and tell kamala that you've had enough. you can't take anymore. you just can't. they are all screaming fire her. what a terrible job. what they have done to our country. you are going to say that to her. you are going to say you have done a terrible job, you are grossly incompetent. we won't take it anymore. kamala, you're fired, get the hell out of here. you are out of here. get out of here. [cheers and applause] that's what you are going to say. [crowd shouting trump, trump, trump, trump] >> thank you very much. with your vote we are going to win north carolina, we are going to defeat kamala, and we are going to make america great again. [cheers and

there's nothing i can do because ted cruz thinks he knows better.us, and this is not it. that's why we're going to beat ted cruz. >> congressman, let me ask you one process question. we have seen that fewer texans voted early this year compared to 2020. there's no apples to apples comparison that's possible with 2020 because it was such a strange year because of covid. do you expect that the overall voter turnout is going to be a little lower in texas this year, or do you think so many people are going to turn up on election day and therefore people should be prepared for big lines? >> i think it's going to be a big election day. as you said, 2020 is a totally different year. we had an extra week of early voting. that's a big deal in texas. but we also can shape who comes out to vote tomorrow. i want folks to sign up to volunteer with us, to go to colinallred.com. there's still time to knock on doors to get across that line. when we do, as i said, it's not a win for a party or me individually. it's going to be a win for 30 texan who is deserve a sen

ted, thank you for coming on and sharing your story with us.side it primary school in hoon and province. it is unclear if the crash was deliberate. video circulating on chinese social media the match the images of the score online show the aftermath of the crash with children running in panic and several lying injured on the ground. the kremlin is vowing what it's calling a "tangible response" afterjoe biden gave ukraine permission to fire us—provided missiles into russian territory. at a press conference on monday, russia's foreign ministry spokesperson, maria zakharova, told reporters "kiev s use of long—range missiles to attack our territory would mean a direct involvement of the united states and its satellites in military operations against russiaas well as a radical change in the essence and nature of the conflict". the kremlin has been warning against the move for months. vladimir putin has said russia could retaliate by arming the us's enemies. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg, has this analysis. a few weeks ago i sat down for an inter

>> ted, you have been talking about chaos. we thought we would get more. utah on top 21-194 seconds on the clock. the cougars win 22-21 and yes the squad still unbeaten we the sit in that top 10. >> they will move up in that top 10. >> yes, they will. >> remember i'm not sure how many rivalries have more emotion than byu/utah. jot greatest uniform combos with all red and blip. it is i have been around a few and a couple sport its is rough. >> anyway. this is not rough. for jake. playing as a ranked team washington state and it hen awhile. first time as a ranked team since december of 2018 and they answered with the offensive performance. first 3 possessions of the game touchdown drives down the field. john engineers 4 touchdown passes tonights. runs for one himself. and utah state did show the offense in the fourth quarter. when the game was comfortable. this makes the score better for utah state and look at that. that's -- nice yoochlt to see. >> that is nice >> the same thing we saw in this field in san jose state. look at that. the love the cougars have

ted kennedy was the liberal senator from massachusetts and he never really liked carter. he thought that carter was too much of a technocrat and too conservative and not not bold enough. and so. so kennedy got in the race. california governor jerry brown also ran as a kind of third candidate in there. but was mostly between kennedy and carter. carter won the early primaries and it looked like he was just going to run away with the thing by. kennedy came from behind and won in connecticut and new york, sort of guts. got a second renewed. his campaign and then it looked like you know again carter was going to just run away with it after that and then kennedy would win one, that sort of bringing himself back at the last minute and then on the last day of primaries, kennedy won. california and new jersey and several other primaries. and came into the convention with some momentum. but he had to get a change in the rules. to allow carter delegates to be unbound and that that effort failed. so but he didn't take it all the way to the convention. for me, a few hours ago, this ca

ted kennedy was the liberal senator from massachusetts and he never really liked carter. he thought that carter was too much of a technocrat and too conservative and not not bold enough. and so. so kennedy got in the race. california governor jerry brown also ran as a kind of third candidate in there. but was mostly between kennedy and carter. carter won the early primaries and it looked like he was just going to run away with the thing by. kennedy came from behind and won in connecticut and new york, sort of guts. got a second renewed. his campaign and then it looked like you know again carter was going to just run away with it after that and then kennedy would win one, that sort of bringing himself back at the last minute and then on the last day of primaries, kennedy won. california and new jersey and several other primaries. and came into the convention with some momentum. but he had to get a change in the rules. to allow carter delegates to be unbound and that that effort failed. so but he didn't take it all the way to the convention. for me, a few hours ago, this ca

ted rossman is an analyst at bank rate. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> they cut by another 25 today. consumers shouldn't expect near term relief? >> that's right. the average is still over 20% for credit cards. the advice there is work with a reputable credit counselor, do what you can to pay it down. rates are high, they're going to stay high. car loans, too. we're talking mid 7s for new cars. low and the credit card rates are high and going to stay high, and we are talking about the mid-7.0s for cars and these are much higher than we saw in a few years ago and we are not going back to 4% in a long time. >> and are these high spreads a function of the -- let me put it this way. have the spreads gone up or not? >> well, a little bit of margin padding especially on the credit cards, and one factor is the cdfd's late fee cap which has led some issuers and especially the store cards and the other cards to compensate for a drop in one place, and make it up elsewhere, and also, we have to remember that the fed pus

ted kennedy was the liberal senator from massachusetts and he never really liked carter. he thought that carter was too much of a technocrat and too conservative and not not bold enough. and so. so kennedy got in the race. california governor jerry brown also ran as a kind of third candidate in there. but was mostly between kennedy and carter. carter won the early primaries and it looked like he was just going to run away with the thing by. kennedy came from behind and won in connecticut and new york, sort of guts. got a second renewed. his campaign and then it looked like you know again carter was going to just run away with it after that and then kennedy would win one, that sort of bringing himself back at the last minute and then on the last day of primaries, kennedy won. california and new jersey and several other primaries. and came into the convention with some momentum. but he had to get a change in the rules. to allow carter delegates to be unbound and that that effort failed. so but he didn't take it all the way to the convention. for me, a few hours ago, this ca

. >>> i'm omar villafranca in brenham, texas where the race between republican incumbent ted cruz and his challenger colin allred is heating up with just days to go. no democrat has won state office here within 30 years. and tonight allred is within striking distance of upsetting cruz, bidding for his third term. >> ted cruz has shown us for 12 years that he is all about himself. >> reporter: allred, a former professional football player has made gains among african-americans and hispanics across the state. >> health care is really important to me and reproductive rights. >> reporter: texas has one of the strictest abortion bans in the country, and allred has seized on it. >> this abortion ban is ted cruz's abortion ban. >> reporter: campaigning in central texas today, cruz called allred a radical who votes with joe biden. >> we're going put him on a donkey, slap his [ bleep ] and send him west. what would be your closing argument to those few undecided voters? >> listen, i think every election should be about the records of both the candidates. i've spent 12 years fighting every day

tomando proyecto de ley que recientemente fue presentado por los senadores republicanos lindsay graham y ted que los hijos dignidad de indocumentados obtenga la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, al igual que los hijos de personas que dependan de una visa de turismo o de negocio, y queden a luz aquÍ en estados unidos. borja: este proyecto lo han llamado ley de ciudadanÍa por derecho de nacimiento 2024, y en este momento estÁ en manos del comitÉ judicial del senado, que actualmente, hasta el prÓximo 20 de enero, estÁ presidido por demÓcratas. su aprobaciÓn podrÍa ser mÁs cerca, teniendo en cuenta que trump ganÓ las elecciones y que el partido republicano estÁ muy cerquita de controlar ambas cÁmaras del congreso. imaginamos que a estas horas ahÍ muchas preguntas, aquÍ vamos en bÚsqueda de respuestas, para ello nos acompaÑa al abogado constitucionalista el abogado rafael peÑalver, gracias por estar con nosotros. ¿de quÉ manera podrÍa llevarse a a cabo este cargo? ¿es viable a nivel inconstitucional? >> le mienta 14 establece el derecho a la ciudad nea de cualquier persona nacida en estados unidos. esto

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it was an amazing night at live talks l.a., which ted runs a little plug for ted ridley. you are a real musician, too. so what was your thinking about? musician well, i same way. got a fax from cathy and said, i have no idea who's going to be in the band at that point. i think i'd sold about 12 books, but i was out on author tours and i it was three or four weeks later i received a fax back and she said, so you're going to be bass player and here's your band amy tan, barbara kingsolver, stephen king, dave barry and i about fell out of my office chair and i said, hey, what? you know? so. so i struggle on bass behind everybody, but it's been a ton of fun. we have one. you mentioned a legal and we did have actually an against the band, and that's because there's a certain creative writer in the band and he likes to improvise lyrics. so we would repeat sing this one song that it's illegal me to mention and as he got into the as got into the lyrics, he would begin to make much more horrific. there were mentions of spleens on the ground and other things. well, this got around s