turner prize what it is.inter of the turner prize this year. applause thank you so much, maria. it is a real_ thank you so much, maria. it is a real honour to be here at the tate _ a real honour to be here at the tate britain this evening and to he — tate britain this evening and to be invited to announce the winner— to be invited to announce the winner of— to be invited to announce the winner of such an influential time — winner of such an influential time honoured prize. it turns out the — time honoured prize. it turns out the turner prize and i are around — out the turner prize and i are around the _ out the turner prize and i are around the same age, so in a way, — around the same age, so in a way, i— around the same age, so in a way, i guess we've grown up together. — way, i guess we've grown up together. one of us synonymous with the — together. one of us synonymous with the most exciting and at times— with the most exciting and at times outrageous contemporary art that— times outrageous contemporary ar

is one of ted turner's sons. >> do you see anything?: among other things he's a professional wildlife photographer who spent years capturing his father's conservation efforts for a book one frame at a time. >> that's a really big herd. >> reporter: on this night -- >> incredible. the into it is really nice. >> reporter: we found him on turner's 360,000 acre ranch in southern new mexico called armendaris. this is a home to one of the largest bat populations in america right below our feet. >> you're going to see something that's really incredible. >> reporter: sure enough, just as the light was almost gone. >> look at that. >> reporter: it happened. cloud of mexican free tail batsd darkened the sunset. >> this has happened for thousands and thousands of years. >> reporter: you can just hear their wings flapping right over our heads going out to feast on insects all night long. >> reporter: as you might imagine, managing 2 million acres isn't cheap, even for a billionaire. >> he always says we need to shape up and do the right thing and t

i want to help these species. >> reporter: rhett turner is one of ted turner's sons. >> you see anythingeporter: among other things, he's a professional wildlife photographer who spent years capturing his father's conservation efforts for a book. one frame at a time. >> that's a really big herd. >> reporter: on this night -- >> incredible. the light is really nice -- we found him on turner's 360,000 acre ranch in southern ne mexico called armedaris, where ancient lava tubes provide a summer home for one of the largest bat populations in north america. right below our feet. >> you're going to see something that's really incredible. >> reporter: sure enough, just as the light was almost gone -- >> look at that. >> reporter: -- it happened, a cloud of mexican free-tailed bats darkened the sunset. >> this has happened for thousands and thousands of. you could just hear their wings flapping right over our heads, going out to feast on insects all night long. >> do you feel a responsibility as a turner to make sure that these lands stay the way they are? >> yes, i absolutely do. >> it's gotta b

but the turner got people talking.es this interest me?" and now, what is the point of the turner prize? well, the point of the turner prize is still to champion art, and today's artists — particularly artists that, you know, the jury feels — and i suppose we feel — are breaking new ground. that new ground for delaine le bas is a wild and vibrant immersion into her british roma heritage. she says she's been described as a gypsy hippie punk. philippines—born pio abad explores colonial legacies. he says imelda marcos is his muse and monster. the wife of the deposed dictator hid herjewellery in her grandson's nappies when she fled the country. claudettejohnson's made it her mission to represent black people — particularly black women. her large—scale drawings and paintings tell a different story of britain. and jasleen kaur reflects on her indian heritage and upbringing in glasgow — using objects from everyday life to ask, "who's writing our histories?" as ever, the turner prize has divided the critics. and every single ye

turner hits the dagger turner led the pacers with 23 points, 10 rebounds and the warriors come up shortth straight win for the pacers. golden state on the other hand has lost of its last 13 cover. tonight, talking now sharks in vancouver taking on the connects homecoming for the number one overall pick macklin celebrini born in north vancouver, first period. no score sharks with a 2 man advantage count granlund to william eklund lights. the lamp was shot. that was his 7th of the makes it one to nothing. san jose late in the second period now tied at one, a vancouver raj kiefer sherwood. a quick release on the wrist urge to one cannot. just 26 seconds later. here they come again, elias pettersson in the right place. right time makes it 3, 1, paterson would add another goal. just 24 seconds after that. so we got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds to make it 4, 1, sharks would make some noise in the 3rd, but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have 2 assists the loss. all right. now to football, the forty-niners officially eliminated from postseason contention yester

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turner to be housing mr. turne to be housing and urban development secretary in the next administration. up next another apprance i mr. l coervative political action conference knowns cpac where he died about opportunity zones, business creation and workforce development. [applause] sit down. how y'all doing, cpac? good, good. thank you all for joining us for an important conversation. gentlemen, , i been going across the country with fox news talking with my nordic communities come urban communities that need help. i've been telling them that with the trump administration the caliber is coming, i think about jobs, if you're an american you want to work in the conversion back to work. businesses get why should the out here care about this issue? so if you come scott. >> thank you lord am so happy to be it with you all at cpac. the president has set forth policies that give the people of america inside of distressed communities an opportunity to start businesses, to build new homes. to be self-sustaining, to b

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. >> turner. >> present. >> paul woodford. woodford is not present. and fady zoubi. >> present. >> with four members, present, we do have quorum for the public works. public comment is taken on all action items on today's agenda. to comment on public, please line up along the wall. for members from the public wishing to comment from outside of the room, you may do so via webinar. to be recognized, select the raise your hand icon in the webinar, you may also comment from outside of the chamber by dialing 1415-655-0001 and the meeting id 26651565700. to raise your hand to speak, press star-3. commenters may speak for up to three minutes per item. you will receive a 30-second warning when your time is almost over. when there is a lot of spaengers, the chair may lessen the amount of time. you must limit the comment to the topic of the agenda item. if commenters do not stay on topic, the chair may interrupt and ask to you limit your comments to the agenda item at hand. we ask that public comment be made from civil from respectful manner and. please address

turner, how old were you?t the time of the murder. >> i'm told from time to time president biden has tuned into the show. if you had an opportunity to speak with the president if he happens to be watching, what would you like to say to him? >> i would ask that he just read the evidence and read with an open mind because all too often people have, you know, we get narrowed. our visions get narrowed and we can only look at it from one point of view or from one perspective. i would ask that he just look with an open mind and an open heart and after reading that, he has to feel that something was wrong. after reading all the evidence, everything that was said by my lawyer, by shawn, if he reads all that and nothing is wrong, he don't think anything was wrong, then i'll acquiesce, but i just can't see it being any other way. so i would ask him to read all the evidence and read it with an open mind and make his judgment. >> as we said at the outset, you've served your time. how many years? >> 36. >> 36 years. >> yes

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turner to be housing and uan development secretary in the xt administration. up next, another aparance by mr. turner in 2020 at the annual conservative political acon conference known as cpac where he talked about opportunity zones, business creation and workforce development. >> how are y'all doing cpac? thank you all for joining us for an important conversation. gentlemen, i've been going across the country with fox news talking with minority communities, urban communities that need help. and i been telling them that with the trump administration mcelderry is coming that they care about jobs. if you're american you want to work with you back to work businesses, why should the people out here care about thank you lawrence i'm so happy to be here with you all. the president has set forth the policies that give the people of america inside of this stressed community an opportunity to start businesses to build new homes. to be self-sustaining to be self governed and fulfill the american dream and to prepare their god-given potential. i have the honor of stewardi

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turner says he has a form of lymphoma that affects bone marrow and blood cells. that added to the couple's decision to divorce after just three months of marriage earlier this year. turner says he has adopted tim mcgraw's live like you were dying as his new philosophy, and that he has no regrets. >> we wish him the best. >> yeah we do. >> coming up, a very, very special surprise for our birthday boy, andrew. >> all right. but first, the big surprise, the better surprise for this little guy. and why his mom has to watch him even more closely now. you're watching and every day. sweep it up the easy way with the helios air broom, the lightweight, flexible broom that's sweeping the nation in one pass. it gets it all. watch ordinary brooms only get half the mess. but air brooms ultra flex blade is specially designed to lift and grip and leave nothing behind. and for anything that hits the floor, it's a one stop shop with the helios dust pan for pets, it's the best. it easily removes pet hair on all floors. the helios air broom gets the big stuff, yet precise enough fo

well, pop music singer tina turner is getting a big honor from the golden state.do? got to do with it. who needs a heart when a heart can be broken? ooh, she's so good. coming up on nbc bay area. the historic lineup entering the in its latest hall of fame class, and this year's group is groundbreaking. here's a video of the inductees. civil rights activist alice piper. global conservationist dian fossey, the state's first poet laureate. bay area native ina coolbrith and renowned chef julia child, who was born and spent much of her life in southern california and also civil rights pioneer mitsuye endo. also, tina turner, who lived in studio city in the 60s, and 70s and olympian vickie manalo draves, a filipino american born in san francisco and for the first time, all of the inductees are women. they are being honed posthumously. there is a virtual ceremony planned for 6:00. well, you know, fun fact about tina turner. she went to school with my great uncle from tennessee. oh, yeah. they were in class together. like, literally in the same class. wow. so he talks abo

commissioner turner? >> i just want to acknowledge this is like a weird presentation and my comments weird i liked it, too, 20 years ago i learned a lot about document retention and document and arkansas baptist cheej which was the central housing place for hbcu documents it is important when you do how do you it and most importantly i'm glad to hear seemingly it is more stream listened. i remember making document requests and how on you are be for everyone involved. we were trying to dot same thing the good work of the people i'm glad to see this it misee mundane but i love that not only the sunshinellow and how it applies and how we are leading again and really trying to be transparents- giving it people information. >> thank you. one thing is that -- the department is going to be degree a test of document management system we can't afford the whole system yet but using me as a guinea pig to help identify records that are in our system already. so that now for something i look and find i get i have to g

what like, i would say the same about nat turner ultimately. yeah, bottom, all hands on the panels back and they are turning over in the agreements. and the problem is that i could imagine how much of a reckoning it is to get there. but i'm like, i have to be honest with you. once i read the story as the story was, it always bothered me. why? a child a baby in his credit. i just, i mean, i like this is without any political sophistication. no, you what i mean, i read that it out about it. i know, you know, philosophical, anything what like that is bothering me and you know, i wonder how much of all morality is hard wired or what. and i don't mean morelli likes one is better than the other, which is what i sent a right. and that always bothered me man, and i understand it, but i get how you can be completely deprived of all right, including your body, you know, the ability to protect your for and how to load. i can make you feel um but i just, i just can't, i can't, i can't get to it. i can't get to it and i and i, and i, and i, you know, and wh

what like i would say the same about and that turner ultimately. yeah. bottom, all hands on the panels back and they are turning over in the agreements. and the problem is that i could imagine how much of a reckoning it is to get there. but i'm like, i have to be honest with you. once i read the story as the story was, it always bothered me. why a child a baby in his credit. i just, i mean i like this is without any political sophistication. no you, what i mean, i read that it out about it. i know, you know, philosophical, anything what like that is bothering me and, you know, i wonder how much of all morality is hard wired or what. and i don't mean morelli likes one is better than the other, which is what i sent a right. and that always bothered me man, and i understand it, but i get how you can be completely deprived of all right, including your body, you know, the ability to protect you for and how to load. i can make you feel um but i just, i just can't, i can't, i can't get to it. i can't get to it and i and i, and i, and i, you know, and what i've

also, tina turner is being added to california's hall of fame. so who else is joining her in this year's class of tonight. just how safe are those driverless cars that we see around town today? california's most visible autonomous car company, waymo, says its new data shows its self-driving cars are outperforming human drivers. waymo, which is gooe's sister company, partnered with insurance experts to see how often its driverless cars are found liable in car crashes. their report found waymo's driverless fleet faced about 90% fewer insurance claims relating to property damage and bodily injuries compared to humans. this comes as waymo's fleet has now traveled more than 25 million miles in four u.s. cities, including, of course, here in san francisco. it's not a perfect metric, as there are many reasons for claims payouts outside of responsibility, but it's a very, very good metric in aggregate, and i believe the results speak for themselves. let's bring in our senior investigative reporter, bigad shaban. you've been following this industry really

shot clock winding down myles turner right place right time. up and in.left we got a two point game. warriors absolutely positively need a stop. turner dagger three. team high 23 for him. and the warriors lose 111 105. indy a perfect six zero at chase. warriors host the lakers at 5 p.m. christmas day right here on abc seven. the nba takes over with five games on abc starting at 9 a.m, so open presents and enjoy a day of hoops with us. monday night football, saints and packers, the grinch and santa taking this one in first quarter. third and goal for green bay jordan love to don tavian wicks, who is wide open all alone seven nothing packers. then josh jacobs, the former raider, punches in the touchdown from two yards out. he had 107 total yards. didn't play a lot late because the game was a blowout. saints driving late, but zayne anderson picks off spencer rattler here. it's the first shutout in the nfl this season. final score 34. nothing to the ice we go. sharks and canucks. beware of the grinch. first period william eklund. it's a power play goal! he sh

we've got a lot more ahead including golden bachelor gerry turner revealing his cancer diagnosis. >>learning new details about his escape. eva pilgrim here with the latest on that. >> good morning, george. ryan borgwardt said he didn't think authorities would look for him that long. the sheriff telling us that as soon as they made contact, they were hopeful he would come back. when he got on that plane earlier this week they breathed a sigh of relief that it was actually going to happen. this morning the father of three accused of faking his own death and fleeing the country now back in wisconsin facing local charges for obstructing an officer. >> you have the right to an attorney. you can hire your own. >> i can't pay. i don't have money so i'll defend myself. >> reporter: ryan borgwardt voluntarily turning himself in after a month long search. the 45-year-old telling investigators how he carried out his plan saying he had spent a great deal of time researching how to disappear. everything hinged on me dying in the lake. the whole idea was to sell the death. >> the plea that we gave

shot clock winding down myles turner right place right time. up and in.ers by three with 20s left we got a two point game. warriors absolutely positively need a stop. turner dagger three. team high 23 for him. and the warriors lose 111 105. indy a perfect six zero at chase. warriors host the lakers at 5 p.m. christmas day right here on abc seven. the nba takes over with five games on abc starting at 9 a.m, so open presents and enjoy a day of hoops with us. monday night football, saints and packers, the grinch and santa taking this one in first quarter. third and goal for green bay jordan love to don tavian wicks, who is wide open all alone seven nothing packers. then josh jacobs, the former raider, punches in the touchdown from two yards out. he had 107 total yards. didn't play a lot late because the game was a blowout. saints driving late, but zayne anderson picks off spencer rattler here. it's the first shutout in the nfl this season. final score 34. nothing to the ice we go. sharks and canucks. beware of the grinch. first period william eklund. it's a

now, i'm joined tonight here in maidstone by gb news own bev turner. bev, welcome to the program . to the program. and joe phillips, paddy ashdown's former press secretary and a regular on this show. and joe local and a local. absolutely. and i think you'll agree. you know we don't always see eye to eye on global warming or other issues like that. but you always get a fair say here, don't you? >> absolutely. and we do agree on some things like pr we do, we do. >> gosh, you could knock me down with a feather. joe, what are your reflections on the year? >> well, as you said, nigel, i mean, it has been a momentous year politically. i don't think any of us can forget the rather tragic sight of rishi sunak standing outside downing street looking like a seal, you know, and you sort of think, really? a man who can't even think about getting an umbrella and he's calling an election. why? well, we know why he'd had enough. and of course, the astonishing turnaround of trump in america, you know, he was not looking like he was going to win. and i think if there are winners and losers, one of

just a few of the big names inducted this year include rock n roll legend tina turner, world renownedhef julia child. but there are many more whose contributions and legacy stretch far beyond just california. >> each of these honorees represented the spirit of california, embodying values like innovation, justice, and- [music] resilience. they pushed boundaries, transcended societal norms, and inspired progress in ways that continue to resonate with people everywhere. >> tonight, california governor gavin newsom and first partner jennifer siebel newsom inducted the first all female class into the california hall of fame. >> their stories remind us that in california, anything is possible. >> the late tina turner, julia child, alice piper, dian fossey, ina coolbrith, mitsuye endo, and vicki draves now have their names etched into california's history forever. many of the women are from the bay area, including draves, who was a competitive diver who overcame racism and sexism to become the first woman to win gold medals in ten meter platform diving and three meter springboard. >> she wa

we heard from mike turner earlier this morning who said at that time he was not aware of where assad was or his whereabouts. of course, you married raf say he is now apparently in moscow. that's a concerning point for republicans and democrats alike. they see this moment as a potentially bad turn of events for russia, iran. they've been weakened. they are distracted by the conflicts and wars in the middle east. of course, russia's war in ukraine. at the same time, you are hearing pause and hearing concern from lawmakers, from officials in the white house as well, to make sure that there is no escalating of war in that -- or tension in that region, that there's no, most importantly, resurgence of isis. that is a point we have heard this morning from senators lindsey graham, from senator-elect issa slotkin and jake sullivan, the national security adviser, who spoke about this situation last night at the national defense forum. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we really think there are three things we have to be focused on. one, the fighting in syria not lead to the resurgence of

in today's gma first look, golden bachelor gary turner is revealing he has been diagnosed with cancerrter rhiannon ally. >> in this morning's gma first look, former golden bachelor gary turner ready? yes. revealing to people magazine that he has cancer saying, quote, my cancer is a bone marrow cancer and it's slow growing. >> will you marry me? yes. yes. >> turner won the hearts of millions of americans each week as the golden bachelor. >> i know i found a full partner to share all of life experiences that are thrown at us. >> even marrying theresa nist in a live televised event. >> you may kiss your bride. >> the couple broke up three months later, opening up to gma about the split. >> i still love this person. yeah, there's no doubt in my mind. >> coming up at 7 a.m. we'll hear what was really happening with gary behind the scenes, the role his cancer diagnosis played and his outlook for the future. with your gma first look i'm rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> amazon drivers are working overtime this holiday season and now you can thank them with a tip. if you own an amazon ena

turner and this year's display captures the light of our theme from the glowing windows to the brighttar on top of the house of the gingerbread house. in the cross hall behind me, spectacularck flocks of hand cut doves fly across the sky. really have beautiful is that? finally do not miss teddy bear driving the vintage red truck. [laughter] to you, the people who brought this vision are volunteers. [cheering] [applause] thank you to all of you. this would not be possible without your work. it has been incredible to watch year after year time with families for hours with hot glue guns.. thanksgiving left over from a te wiring ornaments to the trees. you cannot just hang it that has to be hung perfectly. i know, some of the our perfectionists. that is p okay. you have to wrap them around and around the branch so the ornament stays on because thousands of kids are coming through here and they are going to try to pull them off. so you have to make sure they are secure. they always try but it is during the long afternoons when your hands are sore from cutting the ribbons, hanging the green

seeds from tina turner and billy joel. we are all a part of god's great big family and the truth, you k know, is love is all that we need. seeds sang and planted by the unlikely duo of willie nelson and al, who planted the seeds that as god lass shown us by turning stones to bread so we all must lift and give a helping hand. one of the most powerful seeds that really stuck with me was those offered by michael jackson, huie lewis and cindy lauper. when you're down and out and there seems no hope at all, if you just believe there's no way we can fall. let us realize that change can only come when we stand together as one. young leaders, colleagues, mr. president, i believe it was those two weeks of repetition and practice that planted the seeds of possibility and hope, seeds of determination and courage. it was learning the lyrics to that song at 5 years old that inspired a generation full of patriots who believed in the power of this country to do good in the world and for each other. because when we choose to do hard thing

turner did get engaged on the show, but the marriage ended after only three months. turner, telling people that his diagnosis played a role in the reason for the split. the hawaiian woman, whose family members feared for her safety after she went missing, says hannah kobayashi is safe and wants the public to know that this morning, kobayashi's disappearance launched a frantic search for her. last month, after she never boarded a connecting flight to new york from los angeles. but los angeles police later said she intentionally missed that flight and was actually in contact with some of her family members and active on social media. and just moments before disaster. you got to look at this. a driver's dash cam is capturing these incredible pictures as a small plane begins to drop from the sky in southeastern texas before it crashes. despite slamming into a busy roadway, hitting multiple cars, and then splitting in two. cnn affiliate kvue says everyone involved survived that, but several people have been hospitalized. authorities say the plane lost contact with air tra

. >> and they had a seven-step program based on a book or the turner diaries that they aimed to takeiaries, turned out actually as an inspiration of timothy mcveigh's and was indeed found on january 6th with the insurrectionists. >> jimmy: wow. [ audience moaning ] they're a little sensitive. they're a little force-sensitive right now. [ laughter ] show me a picture of jude in the movie. there you. yo beautiful '80s moustache there. is that your idea or something they asked for? >> the agents that my character was based on all had moustaches. all the research i did, all the agents i spoke to who worked for the bureau in that period all had moustaches. the photographs of the agents i did in research all had moustaches. it seemed a given. you get a badge, a gun, you have to grow a moustache. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is it a glue 95 on? >> it's mine. you can't be using glue-ons. every time you smile, it pings off. it's easy to grow it. >> jimmy: did your wife -- >> my wonderful wife putup with it, yeah. >> jimmy: did she like it or no? >> i'd just done a film in which i played henry viii.

do you need the page turner or do the listening?ore out of my visual eyeballs and some are auditory learners and they can get as much as they need from listening to a book. that's a smaller segment of the population, but at least they're getting information so i don't fault people for audio books. it's a little bit more passive, but if you can learn that way, have at it. >> leslie: okay, what do you say, charlie? >> charlie: depends on what you're doing while you're listening to it. if you're driving, you can really intensely like absorb -- or at least me, i can intensely absorb it. if i'm doing something else and way more interesting than whatever stupid book i'm listening to on tape, i'm not absorbing any of it. i would rather read like in a hard back cover anyway. >> leslie: okay. katie? >> katie:, i would rather read but for the sake of time, an audio book. you read the book or listened to the audio version. listening is not reading. >> leslie: think you're absorbing it the same if you listen or read? >> katie: i think if you're

jodie turner-smith, great. >> rhard gere. >> jimmy: richard gere. >> sexy. >> jimmy: come on. >> whatusting and jiving back and forth. >> yeah, yeah, there's a lot of -- [ light laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: of course. yeah, it's a lot of that, yeah. i want to show everyone a clip. here's michael fassbender in "the agency." take a look at this. long as you've been a daughter. we're both making this up as we go along. but while you were busy being a daughter, i wasn't there. we both know why, but that's no excuse. so i apologize. and i would like for us to try and make a fresh start. that's all i got. >> jimmy: come on now. [ cheers and applause ] that's michael fassbender. watch new episodes of "the agency" on paramount+ with showtime. we'll be right back with lee jung-jae. stick around, everybody. come on! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's the only thing ♪ ♪ that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now ♪ ♪ what the world needs now ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ ♪ no, not just for some, ♪ ♪ but for everyone ♪ why just give a gift, when you can give a gift with meaning? shutterf

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it's just like a -- a page turner.you know, we're finally here. >> reporter: twice a week, trees are shipped down from mark rohlf's farm in oregon to the retail lot. he's been in the business since the early '80s and knows a thing or two about what becomes the centerpiece during the holidays. >> this tree is very similar to that tree that people remember from way back when. you know, with the natural-style trees that used to come out of the mountains. >> reporter: nationwide some tree farms have had a tough year. from labor shortages to inflation and even effects from severe weather, like hurricane helene. rohlf says he knows the impact mother nature can have on supply. his farm was nearly taken out in 2020 during the holiday wildfire. >> it takes a long time to get back into the saddle. we planted trees, you know, for several years after that, and, you know, it's a seven to eight-year process to grow a christmas tree. we were well supplied for a few years from now. now we're getting by with what we've got on the bigge

turner hits the dagger turner led the pacers with 23 points, 10 rebounds and the warriors come up short. one, 11, 105. that's the 5th straight win for the pacers. golden state on the other hand has lost of its last 13 cover. tonight, talking now sharks in vancouver taking on the connects homecoming for the number one overall pick, knock on celebrating born in north vancouver, first period. no score sharks with a 2 man advantage count granlund to william eklund lights. the lamp was shot. that was his 7th of the makes it one to nothing. san jose late in the second period now tied at one, a vancouver kiefer sherwood. a quick release on the wrist urge to one cannot. just 26 seconds later. here they come again, elias pettersson in the right place. right time makes it 3, 1, paterson would add another poll. just 34 seconds after that. so we got 3 vancouver goals in 70 seconds show to make it 4, 1, sharks. would make some noise in the 3rd but come up a little short for 3. the final to celebrate. you did have to in the last guys. back to you. >> all right. coming up in the next hour as 2024 shop

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this is not an epa secretary administrator the suspended desperate he's been on the road with scott turner making sure looking at the committee, seeing what's going on and clearing the way, get big government out of the wake of checking them so these businesses can come back to the kennedy. another crucial part, scott, is education. we want people to have jobs, want entrepreneurship but we want quality businesses. what are you guys have been doing to make sure these people ready to go out there, being the workforce and then great, the job creator? >> so, it's one thing to have jobs to be created which have to train the people to take the jobs. workforce development is a tremendous and a very important initiative of the administration and ivanka trump is leading the effort when it comes to workforce and workforce training. and so on the opportunity and revitalization counsel there's 14 federal agencies and three state and regional partners. we have different pillars inside of the council from entrepreneurship economic development to safe neighborhood and to labor and education, workforce tr