weber: i thank the gentleman. now it's my pleasure to introduce the representative bishop for two minutes. mr. bishop: thank you. i thank the gentleman. that will be just great. i don't know if i can fill up two minutes. one of the things that i do want to say about louie gohmert, though, is that louie is a hero to many, many americans and he's a hero to me. one of the pretty heady things about walking onto the floor of the united states house of representatives is that you meet these people you've seen on your screens, television screens, across the country, that you've heard from, that have spoken the word that you wish you could have spoken. and louie was one of the first heroes i met. now, you might some people who are not necessarily heroes too here. but louie was a hero that i met maybe in my first day walking on the floor. and he -- others, you know, the other thing about this place is that sometimes everything's been said, not everybody's said it, but there are moments that having the opportunity to join t

don't you need a weber every year weber should have made portable fire pits, which my wife saw today. i bought it to wrap it up, and she came to the bdoor and said, someone bought me a fire pit >> don't need those fire pits anymore. >> it's a portable fire pit. >> i have a nice one too >> over at your house. >> i went through three of them because none of them really worked well. >> that's what you want to own a fire pit company >> they were just smoke pits >> walk back into the house reeking of smoke >> come on over, we'll stand by the fire pit >> that was a great era for a lot of companies do you think someone buys zoom video or docusign to complete their idiocy >> i mean, back to the point, there are -- >> there's a price for everything >> there's a price for everything, and there are buyers for everything >> you're right. i got to tell you -- >> this is the positive takeaway the prices for these companies fell to a level where they were on somebody's list, and they said, hey, wait a second, let's take a look. let's send a letter. >> they could all be brilliant i don't disagree car

weber. the grill company. not long ago the last week of october they traded around $4 a share a come down from $14 the ipo price in august last year and rallied to 20 after that deal but turned out to be a pure covid play. why? because grilling outside was the safest way to socialize during the pandemic once the world went back to normal, demand fell off a cliff and numbers cratered i remember the ceo on the day the company came public, we were outside doing grilling but i was battling about the durability of my weber in many ways, that was the company's undoing. not like you need to buy a new grill every year, especially if it a good grill, a weber 3.7 billion made us rethink how we should hate the pandemic plays and docusign and zoom video. i was surprised trager didn't do much not saying they ignited the rally today. i think the market got so over sold, oil is the leader in the market but these deals certainly gave them -- gave most buyers a lot more confidence. there are a ton of stocks the market has no a

there's got to be no shortage of candidates weber is the most interesting one.went public the summer of 221. there's all these companies that went public in 2020, 2021, maybe a bit at the beginning of this year, and they are ripe for takeovers, because they're trading so poorly, and you have an enormous amount of private equity trying to do deals. bravo with coupa, continuing to bring companies public if a stock is really dragging, maybe even below the ipo price, that is a company, if it isn't talking about going public, private companies are thinking about making an ask. >> if you look at the charts, weber has been such a short public stint as a company, but you look at coup $370-some stock and taken down to $81 horizon, the day before some of those headlines first came out that there was interest in kind of buying the company, them selling themselves out, maybe the amgen, maybe to j&j, that was 79 bucks if that's the situation, shareholders at these takeover companies are agreeing to get taken over at relatively low levels what does that say about incentive fo

sarah weber is with us. she is the director of the berkeley food pantry. michael old fest is with us. he's in communications director of the food pantry community food pantry of alameda county. welcome. remind us what a food bank? what's a food pantry? >> alameda community bank is one of the five food banks around the area the and the bay area. we are pretty much hubs of hunger relief that serve our general service area. alameda county community food bank serves one in five county residents and actually turns us for help and areawide food banks are serving 700 80,000 people per month. the shooting millions and millions of food pantries and soup kitchens. pantry is just like sarah's in fact. >> there is your cue, sarah. >> in berkeley we serve about 700,000 families a month. which translates into about 23 or 25 people a month. we serve all of berkeley and we serve people from every walk of life. everybody you could ever imagine at some point turns to us for food. >> so what happens, you have a need and you show up there? >> so, if you work in berkeley or al

a lot of dealamerica it really is a merger monday. >> i did like that story about weber. this was not long in the public eye throws who invested in this while it was public, certainly did not. >> those shares right now, if it comes to fruition, that the deal gets done, at some point maybe it won't surprise the public again at some point down the line. >> theshld by grilling the bankers. >> good. >>> history will tell you whenever there's a recession, the fed eventually comes to the rescues. if we go into recession this time around, the odds of such a rescue could be very much lower. steve liesman has more. >> kelly, yeah, exactly, it shows the fed is expected to hike tomorrow and into next year, then hold for several months, but if inflation remains high, respondents to our survey do not expect the fed to come running to the rescues 50 basis points expected tomorrow that will brings up rate up to 4.5. the peak rae more aggressive, that would be coming in april 2023, and then expected to stay there for nine months despite a 61% probability of a recession we asked if inflat

the deal values weber at 2.3 billion. weber right now gaining yeah, 23 % to $8 even. and these aren't even all of them. since just yesterday, deal volume is nearing $70 billion, for the week. okay, that's sunday and monday, today, doesn't even take into account two sexy deals we're bringing you exclusively this hour. all earn karp, the ceo of data analytics star palantir just struck a $100 million deal with security and rismiller leaderrer guarda world and its crisis 24 division and they are here in a fox business exclusive. this is a really interesting one on how the tie-up will track emerging risk trends and e- sports just got more competitive with the new merger of jerry jones game square and engine media. ceo justin kenn tax and executive chair tom rogers are here in a fox business exclusive if you know anything that's tim the tat man, huge youtube star when it comes to e-sports but wall street attention span already turning to what could be the biggest economic report of the year the november consumer price index. inflation at the consumer index that's out tomorr

paying $8.05 a share weber stock up 23% today, but still down nearly 40% this year. and florida lawmakers are holding a special legislative session to try and tackle the state's troubled property insurance market bills proposed to ease big jumps in the cost of coverage, and make it easier for insurers to actually find re-insurance if you want to know more about florida's special inshushl hell, find that in my story on cnbc. >> special insurance hell. sounds interesting. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> turn now to tesla shares taking a plunge over the last few months as investors watch elon musk take over twitter. pulling no punches making headlines after going an white house covid chief anthony fauci amongst others on the platform this weekend what is the return for investors? bring in steve wesley holding tesla shares in his personal portfolio. steve, you say he is over stretched financially and personally so when and how does this get better for tesla shareholders? eventually have to give up the reins to that company or something gets resolved at twitter somehow? >> some

comedy team. >> mac, mac, mac, you have to from the table. >> when i am close up i see it. >> weber and fields gave us a lot of what we feel like are the identifiable marks of the comedy team. they invented slapstick, ethnic jokes, high in the face. >> pretty much anybody doing comedy and vaudeville at the turn-of-the-century, more or less, was in 18. the marx brothers's uncle was in 18. al sheen, gallagher and sheen, bert williams, and george walker were the first african-american performers to receive headline status, and there was smith and dale, notoriously the veterans of vaudeville. >> for goodness sake, if you should die, what would your wife harriet win? >> many vaudevillians were tiny enough to realize that radio not only opened a new door, careerwise, but could become a major vehicle to their careers. >> say hello to everybody. >> hello, everybody. >> what george burns and gracie allen did was not unique, the character of the dizzy dame, what they used to call her, was a trope and vaudeville humor, but they just did it better. >> the even laughed at joan of arc, but she we

so, we're really thrilled to have an artwork "entangled attraction" by oakland-based artist sally weberewswanger. and it is a space that has over 300 light sources in it that when you sit below them are moving somewhat chaotically. and as you let your eyes sort of be taken over by what's happening above you, you begin seeing shapes and other things that are caused by persistence of vision. and then we have the moon, which is always an audience favorite. we love bringing it back for "glow." and that's a work by luke jerram. and he used data from nasa to create a photo-realistic moon that now hangs in our gallery. >> we know these artworks are related to light, but then when we learn the depth of how these artists explore light and bring light into their artwork, we are constantly amazed and impressed by the rigor and thought that goes into what artists present to the public. so, again, we'll have this visual delight for folks, but really there's scientific concepts and engineering and math behind so much of what we do here. and we hope that this allows people to access some of what artis

not to mention secretary of state shirley weber must certify all california wide results by the friday deadline. as for the question, whether weather will push back the certification deadline if the recount effort is underway. >> that answer is no. but the spokesperson for her office saying we have a statutory obligation to proceed with certifying the election results on december 16th. have we ever seen a recount that? >> goes beyond the state certification deadline. sure. absolutely. california state library historian alex vassar says while pretty rare, california has seen recounts take place even after the state certified the results recounts are able to go past that that that's not an issue. >> i'm the only reason that you never hear about them as if they change the outcome of the election. so just changes a few of the votes, but it doesn't actually result in a different change. that's never published. that's never certified. it's only if there is change in the result of the election that they would have amended. certified vote in that contest. and you may be wondering, has a member

not to mention secretary of state shirley weber must certify all california wide results by the friday deadline. as for the question, whether weather will push back the certification deadline if the recount effort is underway. >> that answer is no. but the spokesperson from her office saying we have a statutory obligation to proceed with certifying the election results on december 16th. have we ever seen a recount? >> that goes beyond the state certification deadline. >> sure. absolutely. california state library historian alex vassar says while pretty rare, california has seen recounts take place even after the state certified the results recounts are able to go past that that that's not an issue. i'm the only reason that you never hear about them as if they change the outcome of the election. so just changes a few of the votes, but it doesn't actually result in a different change. that's never published. that's never certified. it's only if there is change in the result of the election that they would have amended. certified vote in that contest. and you may be wondering, has a membe

in the 1970s, a disc from the rock opera by the english composer andrew lloyd weber, jesus christ superstarscow. i was completely taken aback. and great. here is a choice that raised this universal human theme by completely means that are generally difficult to imagine , it is impossible to imagine what one can talk about with these means. something lofty, sublime, all the more religious. here he did it. and then he came to his senses for such a very long time, radically changed his style completely, and i think that this was the most decisive turn of my life and, as it were , did not liberate, or what? and in general, i found something important for myself, and so about it in this way the direction remained for today to work. voice children tenth anniversary season from december 9 on the first you go witches? sberbank presents a loan with the lowest interest rate over the past 10 years from 4.5% a loan at sberbank and return one and a half percent of the rate with sber bonuses thank you monthly. we have over 1,000 combos. try them all now even better double cheeseburger combo with up to 30

as malcolm weber's monitoring developments from nairobi. in recent months, the 43 group took control of several key towns in advance toward the regional capital of goma. the city of goma fighters have been photographed and filmed with rwandan soldiers among them quite to use the military equipment for everyone to deny. the 23 is it proxy, you know, people in cities across town that i've been demonstrating for months. first, the, again, rwanda and you done the, they accuse of decades of military battling and aggression. they've also been protesting against the international community, particularly the u. k. and france for that silence on this issue in recent months. rwanda depends on a military aid from western countries and the campaign to say, it's simply need the international community, the way in to stop one day from its military aggression. now, just 4 days ago, off the month of silent france, which is a key ally of rwanda and a military partner. france finally said that one day, back in 23 in the run the ship. and then just days later

abuse against russian speaking populations of the tech republic. political commentator anthony rot, weber, says european governments have no justification for cracking down on freedom of speech. it is actually a takeaway free speech. i think some of these governments take the view that a war situation and then title to control the media. but none of these countries, including the united kingdom hall, so there's no reason to send, so that the media, you've got this film of irrational dislike and hatred of anything, russia. and it's all designed to make people feel guilty if they speak up for the russian point. of view there's a lot going on but because the questions are not being able to be honest with the public or not getting richer basically he is and i'm free speech.

it was a drama until the very last, 2nd, weber's biting. they were not with the finding in dignified manner and the strongest one, they were the stronger side. thank you. spectrum. thank you. thank you. well, you're watching. you're right. the live from minutes get just about wrapping up a 20 plus 9 monday evening. you're watching archie international, appreciate your company. so there it was the bell, a russian president, alexander lucas shameka. it's russian counterpart vladimir putin. they taught for a good long while, and they went over the pretty basic stuff. and then if you waited till the end, you heard about some more of details. and the relationship between these 2 countries put in was saying that the key elements of the relationship between russia and bella. bruce is basically about of defense and security set. the countries are key allies and strategic partners. both countries are becoming further integrated, economically speaking, strategically speaking as well. and both bella ross and russia stand firm against actions trying to

what were you thinking they're listening to david weber?ing about pele on the field on the reactions he would have throughout the game. joy from him and joy from the stents, and it is the reason why people are watching football, to experience that. of course, the world cup -- as always, when the world cup comes about, you cannot go about it without talking to brazil. of course, once again, the name pele always comes up, the number of trophies he was able to lift. and his teammates who put out balance for this. just remind ourselves of what pele achieved. we talked about presales game against england, and also, when you put someone of this caliber on the field for in any kind of. generally, it helps also bring out the best from others as well. that header he put into the net in 1970. two legends who now will be up there. would merit otter left us, that was only recently. also in post-life -- post earth life. perhaps they will be playing together at some point. when you see the -- [indiscernible] >> thanks for helping us put this all into per

weber is a second-rate company, going to third tier.ut you can't buy the stuff that is losing money or not making a lot of money. it's a failure in the market i regard all three of these as being really good for the m&a lawyers and bankers. >> jim, what do you think about the fed this week, the potential to move markets around what the conventional wisdom is at this point, what would be seen as newsworthy and something to gyrate markets? >> sure. well, i mean, in the 2:00 statement, it will be worthless. you got to wait until the actual press conference i think unless they have the cpi going for them, i agree with mohamed el-erian they got to get something going for them ppi wasn't and i think that they're -- i'm not saying they're in trouble, but i think that the two-year says you're going to lose money on the two-year, which means they're going to five. i think that they're showing tremendous rigor when everyone else is kind of really whispering past the graveyard. the yellen interview is interesting. she wants to present herself as b

immigration customs randy weber from texas. >> some of you heard me speak at the last press conferencei spent four years in the texas house, i was on the committee, the border committee, my last term as vice chairman. it was unsafe then. 5000 texans were hurt, killed, maimed, robbed, raped, stolen homes, burglarized. it's still unsafe. now worse because mayorkas, we are facing an invasion at the southern border at the hands of secretary mayorkas. mayorkas knows full well that the border crisis has endangered the entire country. folks, here's the facts. he simply does not care, simply does not care. he doesn't care about families at the border. he doesn't care for that. fentanyl is pouring pouring across our border. he doesn't care about our sovereignty as a nation. he just flat doesn't care. our border is an absolute complete nightmare and it's on his watch. texans are sick of this and the american people are getting sick of this. and we are no longer turning a blind eye. it's been said here. secretary mayorkas has acted with impeachable conduct, impeachable conduct. he has failed to s

weber your bill, and will study here by signing this. >> done deal done deal. >> they delivered the firstthe recommendations. at descendants of in the state, be compensated $223,000 each, for housing discrimination. not a total cost in mind you, this is only one income of the things that they are going to compensate for about the five that they highlighted. it will cost just for housing, around $569 billion. well, that is no big deal, it's only more than california's expenditures for all of 2021. well, this is obvious, where this is all going to lead. california is fast becoming home to just an elite class of the superrich, people like the kardashians, decedent's gilbert, mark zuckerberg, with everyone else living up the crumbs in the lower tier. and the ones who are really affected by growing crime, homelessness, and hopelessness. it is a beautiful statement, can you finally is, but it has an ugly reality. a middle class under siege and a declining quality of life for most people can't afford anything else. everyone but the widely wealthy suffers. not because though the left that its pol

weber: as the member designated by mr. paul gosar, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote know on h.r. 3875. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congressman greg stanton, i inform the house that mr. stanton will vote yes on s.3875. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. palazzo of mississippi, i inform the house that mr. palazzo will vote yes oh, yes. as the member designated by mr. brooks, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. mr. defazio, ms. titus, mr. doyle and ms. johnson and mr. pascrell, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yes on s.3875.

. >> there does seem to be an overwhelming consensus of recession coming and weber were already there scenario and competitive tax system in the u.s. despite the threats in a corporate rate and if the fed does the job you have sound money which you think would be good for growth, is durable case? >> there is for sure the thing i would add is about the capital spending outlook which is really strong actually, the case for rebuilding the capital stock to restructure supply chain the risk them, that is compelling. the final thing we needed to do is make the tax code more competitive, that was done with the tax cuts and job x, it's gotten stronger not weaker. strong cap x environment and reasonably strong nominal growth meeting revenue growth will be relatively strong means earnings downside will be limited to 5% at most in which case the market price something deeper than that with a 27% deep in decline. maria: how you position going into the new year. >> were on the value side of little bit cautious but that said were prepared to move to the cyclical side as soon as we start to see the

racial reckoning in 2020 is one major aspect as to why this task force was created due to secretary weberu mentioned the upcoming report early, what are the next steps in the new year for the task force? how long before we might see some recommendations implemented? >> >> the task force has about six months left so our final report will be released july one of 2023 from now until then, the task force will continue to meet as we have been. we have been over 15 times, our next hearing is in san diego, january 27th to 28, to be determined. you can follow us at our website o a.g..ca.gov, forward slash 2021. we'll have another hearing in february in sacramento, a few more hearings online for the remainder of the task force. our final report will include our final recommendations for reparations, similar to the january six commission. we are an advisory body, so we don't have the power to legislate or enforce or implement anything into law, we just have the power to advise california state legislator on the types of reparation proposals that the legislator should adopt, so it will be up to the

stuart: why are we looking at weber grill?w it's a mover but how come this thing is important? lauren: 24%. take private deal with their largest shareholder bdt capital which actually took them public in 2021. so now taking them private. it is a $2.3 billion deal. stuart: that is another privatization. just like cooper software. those shares are taken off the market. private equity, a lot of that going on this week. under armour. lauren: correct. upgrade, stifel to buy. upgrade to 12. they like discipline with inventory. so many retailers have bloated inventorier to. apparently under armour is doing a little better. stuart: here is a story of great interest to david bahnsen. you will give the story first here it is. employees pushing back on calls to retain to office. is a flexible work schedule here to say. lauren: looks like this. head of goldman sachs admitted only workers come back four days a week. a lot of people would say four days a week are a lot to be in the office. most are doing three in, two out. it is popular wor

authorities say the group's leaders plotted the attack and were angry with weber.ce a -- of harry and meghan. harry now describing a scene and some of -- prince william allegedly shouting at preparing. what he believes is the reason why. of course, questionnaire, whether they'll be any reaction from buckingham palace. james longman reporting from london tonight. >> tonight, harry and meghan, getting personal. >> tting personal >> >> somehow involves when and supportive of this fundraising attempt. it's not just me. it is other cable news people. they end up in these things. we have nothing to do with a. i'm just wondering if that's the kind of thing that you are targeting? >> well, a number of different problems. that is one of them. all of the time as well. to benefit causes that i haven't necessarily approved of or signed off on. we also see things like [inaudible] quadruple matches. we have more donors and years of code. none of those things are true. it is true that they can take. money i was sad to say my campaign was a poster child for that. incredibly expens

. >> secretary of state shirley weber must certify all california wide results by the friday deadlinespokesperson for her office says she will not push back that time. meantime, melissa hurtado says she's already getting to work doing what she says is the people's business. all right. step outside. give you a live look at what's going on up in the sierra. this is interstate 88 near castle peak. and you can see traffic is moving right along. but there's still plenty of snow on the ground. yeah, snow, they're cold. they're cold here. >> with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is a busy man these days. yeah. about that wintry weather. boy, all that snow that we have from those previous storms. >> really set us upoperfectly for the holidays and now whether working out great for you to get up there and enjoy all that fresh snow. in fact, the roadways are open in clear, no threat there. some to watch out for a little patchy fog as you make your way coming up, ali, early in the morning, maybe some icy conditions early, too. so if you leave a little bit later, i think the roadways could just

cinematography daniel and then janelle de vuz the spoiled boy was played by simon falyug of the legendary weber director's chair was replaced by james, who gave us such films as love with obstacles and the elusive luke , by the way, the new toy is the second adaptation of the popular comedy toy. the first remake of the film, directed by richard donor , was released in 1982. this is still far away, not everyone, for example, and remember one more date at the end of december, please, this is december 29 on this day , the russian-belarusian olivier tape will be released on cinema screens, this is a good a film about the new year with the family. and, probably, about some original recipe from a famous salad, for sure, all the more there are many of them. and i must say that, by the way, the filming of this movie took place in partly in minsk and actress irina pegova admitted that she fell in love with minsk very much for this during her time one could often observe her and passers-by actually took pictures of the actress and jogging and so on. in general, once it was ready, that is, in olivier, amo

the greatest work of the 20th century, the rock opera jesus christ - superstar by andrew louis de weber when he recognized the hilt late, i found out, music lesson, in general, as if jazz, i didn’t miss it, because i studied at the academy, purely electronics is such an academic avant-garde a. once, one of my friends dragged me into a young company for 15-16 of our boys. and here is the father, right there was a diplomat. he supplied him with records. and now it was just a shock that lasted a lifetime, like a scriabin. come on, please, the strongest impression from music to me is already a person in 30 years. yes, there are just brains brilliantly yes, it opened, as it were, here the bible was opened again. i read, but i kind of considered it like a book of teaching, yes, but here the living thing went. i christ came to life, that's the story from my valley, it's all just here, as if i saw it with magdalena in general. well, first of all, it 's a very famous thing there, yes, chinahoy. yes, this is one of the most famous parties in general. it is interesting that for me, for example, th

capital makers takes on weber grill private for nearly $4 billion, al those moving higher today coming up, peter orszag, perfect day to have him from lazard. why the market could see more m&a. but do to the dashboard with mike san toll mike where we have the banks expected to hike 50 basis points >> we get the consumer price index before that. the market realizes these decisive catalysts are ahead of it, but it's a pretty well hedged market, last ten days, readings of people buying. the market has held up above where it sort of had to, 3,900-ish level at the lows recently today pushing the highs on the day. basically, it's entirely contained within friday's range. ahead of that cpi number, and i point out go back to may and be at these same levels up here, soft landing seems more likely, down here seems less likely we're somewhere in the middle. look at this chart of the s&p 500 relative to an index of every stock that's not in the s&p 500. it's called the s&p completion index. that's the etf that tracks it. in 2020 and 2021, this high-momentum bull market, i kept pointing out how this

we're seeing weber grills. you know, those girls that men liked a barbecue on. they're being taken private. that's a merger monday kind of thing going on. and that's positive. wall street looks each other and can find bargains. some side notes elon musk got booed last night of the dave chappelle show. i think the tides turned on him like a tesla genius, boss. know public is aggressively and one of my favorite chuck darling, charles darwin, his signature pulled a $900,000 on a document he signed. that was kind of say that evolutions a real thing the people change. so so darling, who would imagine that singer will be 900,000. my god. wow. >> and who would imagine? yeah, be from golden child to being booed. i do well. we'll have to see elon can like is revive his. a it's it's a it's actually kind of funny because now he's in control. the people that do some people got some video of it. >> posted on twitter and others accounts were banned last night. even if he's we may not even hear about in charge, right? i love. okay. let's get of to holiday shopping which everyb

not to mention secretary of state shirley weber must certify all california wide results by the friday deadline. as for the question, whether weather will push back the certification deadline if the recount effort is underway. >> that answer is no. but the spokesperson for her office saying we have a statutory obligation to proceed with certifying the election results on december 16th. have we ever seen a recount that goes beyond the state certification deadline. sure. absolutely. california state library historian alex vassar says while pretty rare, california has seen recounts take place even after the state certified the results recounts are able to go past that that that's not an issue. >> i'm the only reason that you never hear about them as if they change the outcome of the election. so just changes a few of the votes, but it does actually result in a different change. that's never published. that's never certified. it's only if there is change in the result of the election that they would have amended. certified vote in that contest. >> and you may be wondering, has a member eve

notice the temperatures weber starting out in the 40s. necessarily a very cold start, but the roads are going to continue to be an issue. we already have a ton of ponding water out there. a live look in dublin. notice the sleet conditions. in addition to that, you can see just how much sierra know we're getting. and that instability could bring the possibility of some hail as well, and that's what we'll be keeping a close eye on. >> and. >> we'll keep an eye on storm ranger as the day goes on. you can keep an eye on it too and see when the rain will move into our neighborhood. currently scanning over san bruno mountain, you can see south san francisco getting some of that rain activity, as well as the east bay shoreline down into san jose, as well. if we take it down a little bit farther south, this is just south of carmel valley, we're seeing some of that purple on the screen. that could be some wintry mix, some snow up above 4,500 feet. and a few moments ago, we were looking at thunderstorm activity just off the coast. but for our headl

weber, nations doing well right now.ve them back. it was a long and hard slog to get there. even though we have times have to work day and night to affect a release, every now and again you get that release in the field is home -- feelings almost magical. was a pleasure to go out to, i guess to say an undisclosed location and meet her. >> we recorded, it was not about. >> i figured you did. it was in a way, kind of register her reaction. when i was able to come onto the plane and teller that i'm taking your home. >> and you have said that she immediately wanted to be alone, and we offered the privacy, and immediately she wanted to interact and thank the team that brought her back. and have conversations again with americans. >> yeah. i was almost expecting her after having been ten months in a penal colony, that you want to relax a little bit, get some time, collect your thoughts, and she moved right past me and went over to talk to the aircrew, introduced herself. looking rightly i made a real connection and asked them

weber's diary, who was also taking a trip, was, of course, featured in the exhibit in the museum. this is yohannes depiction of the battle of trenton case. i just want to explain that the he has a lot of drawings in the fire and it's kind of nice. so two and a half years after this event, these individuals returned to captivity. i also want to point out this embarkation list, which we have, we don't have a lot records of this, but we have enough to indicate that there were women and children. you can see women and children are listed. there are three eight women total and 24 children total on these vessels. so an interest, an interesting document for that. for that reason alone, i think. so when they were captured, as we told actually writes in his diary i mean, this is the best of the spatially drifting like on the ocean, you know, and they're like oh, god, they're keep us. thank god. there's a we can it now and kind of saved their. and he does say in his diary he writes, we were happy. but of these miserable ships and on god's earth, if america was god's earth. so while this is

and another battle, in 1776, the battle of harlem heights, the american court colonel joseph weber's arrangement british and hessians sounded their view goals in a, quote, most insulting manner is is usual of the fox chase. one exception to this unflattering view of the american military, where the rifle man. but even these troops were regarded with ambivalence. by most germans feared and respected the sharpshooters, the effectiveness of its soldiers were limited in part by the time it took them to reload their weapons. and in addition, they only really posed a threat surrounding such as winds where they would hide behind trees like hunters. the strategy, or their strategy, of ambushing an unsuspecting enemy may have been in effective but was also seen is dishonourable. in 1777, a private wrote to his parents that the americans were not like regular soldiers at all but rather, quote, more like robbers and thieves, and that they hide in hinges and booge bushes and shoot so well that they hit every time. i should mention, some of you probably know this, the german counterpart, where th

but i appreciate that does go to weber in berlin, that senior associate with the democratization policy council. thank you. thank you . ah, human rights defendants have received the nobel peace prize at a ceremony in oslo may include alyssa bailey etzky, a jail belushi, and he reiter advocate, as well as 2 organizations from russia and ukraine. sunday gaga has his room. oh, ceremony in oslo city hall, a far cry from the war in ukraine and repression and bella, ruth, a poignant reminder, nonetheless, of the ongoing conflict in the region and those fighting against it. first to receive the escalade, natalia pincher, his husband alice young, yet he is currently imprisoned. worth l'oreal to win the prize whilst behind bars? the founder of the human rights group. yes, sna yet sky lead attempts to document abuses committed by the government of bellows . him president, alexander lucas shanker warden, was arrested nearly a year and a half ago during mass anti government protest that engulfed the country following the contested elections. where lucas shanker was declared when at on behalf of the

weber: mr. speaker, as the gentleman designated as the member to represent michael burgess of texas and vicky hartzler of missouri and paul gosar of arizona, it i reckon i inform the house they're going to vote no on 7939. and, mr. speaker, as the designee of mr. tom rice of south carolina and mr. jeff duncan of south carolina and mrs. flores of texas and michael mccaul of texas, i allow they're going to vote yes on 7939. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. brown of maryland, ms. sherrill of new jersey, mr. phillips of minnesota, i inform the house that they will vote yes on concurring on the senate amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jackson, mr. van drew, ms. van duyne, mrm the house that these members will vote no on h.r. 7939. as the member designated by mr. meuser, mr. carter,

weber: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. weber, mrs. hartzler, i inform the house that they will vote no on h.r. 1948. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. seth moulton of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on h.r. 1948. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gibbs of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gibbs will vote nay on h.r. 1948. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. beatty and ms. pressley, i inform the house and the distinguished speaker from anaheim that these two members will vote yes on h.r. 1948. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that m

short and long-term card most recently come our members announce to improve the accessibility this weber was established after sharing some disability community about their accessibility concerns. many of our members will have a passenger accessibility advisory group that includes disability community to help the airlines incorporate accessibility into the policies and operations right mobility and handling and accomplished process a spider break congressman is also a focus area of improvement including the transfer of passengers between mobility aids and the seeds of the mentioned earlier members believe that any answers jeopardize the safety is unacceptable and think ^-caret appreciate the passengers mobility aid may be significant impacted by incident. additionally, accessibility services training will be improved all frontline employees and also improvements come our members are committed to making progress in taking action to implement these commitments. a little - members having continue to actively engage in many collaborative efforts to improve air travelel accessibily and in add

weber: mr. speaker, as the member designated by roger williams of texas, i inform the house that he will vote no. i inform the house that tom reece of south carolina will change his vote to aye on 9640 -- tom rice of south carolina will change his vote to aye on 9640. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. houlahan of pennsylvania and mrs. fletcher of texas, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 9640. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress members garcia, swalwell, mrs.napolitano: costa, brownley, roybal-allard, newman and kahele, i inform the house these members will vote yes on h.r. 4640. >> as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama and, these members will vote no or h.r. 4660. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as

weber and traeger. >> maybe they have a needle you stick into the steak given the data, it's a covid-like >> he is so good >> you're telling me merck is better than traeger. >> your fascination with grills is a mystery to me >> pepperidge farm cookies >> and we know he loves spam >> it's fantastic. i have the regular and the figgy pudding spam and i also had the hormel chili. i'm having chicken tonight affirm, hood, discovery, kbw cutting the banks out right. >> wow also negative. the market is saying pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. it makes sense i think they were too negative affirm has been pretty much beat up >> short of up start >> really? >> some of it, yeah. the fed raises just another percentage point >> yeah. >> some of the companies are going to make it i don't like this up opening disney is up really big. there's nothing in the number that's good for disney sellers come in because they think disney is a pitiful helpless giant you shouldn't have done that that was bad >> a lot of the winners at the open at least are housing related. pulte, d.r. horton and others.

weber: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. paul gosar of arizona and mr.om rice of south carolina, i inform the house that they will both vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. pressley and mrs. beatty, i inform the house that these two members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? mr. horsford: as the member designated by mr. meeks, ms. kelly and mr. carter, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. pappas: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. larson, mr. o'halleran, mrs. dingell, mrs. axne and m mr. krishnamoorthi, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recogni

weber: as the member designated by mr. gosar from arizona, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote nay on 1510 and, mr. chairman, i might add, merry christmas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? fleesh mr. speaker, as the member designated by -- mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. palazzo of mississippi, mr. brooks of alabama and mrs. wagner of missouri, i inform the house that all three members will vote nay on the rule. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. bass of california, i inform the house e that ms. bass will vote yes on h.r. 1510. >> as the member designated by mr. wenstrup of ohio, i inform the house that mr. wenstrup will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. huffman, i inform the house that mr. huffman will vote yes on h.r. 1510. the speaker pro t

rightt now they burn diesel, weber gas and any future it's going to be, everything is up in the air. the cause is going to even get higher and we can't have our costs going up for our farmers. the margins are very small as they are. we have a lot of decisions to make for our family farms. corporations will make it but the family farmsth are not going to make it unless we go out on a limb for them in the future to make it easier and more profitable for them. thank you. thank you, madamamor chair. >> thank you very much. a lot of important series issues for us coming together to support farmers and ranchers and their families. senator brown. >> thank you, madam chair. madam secretary, nice to see you. i concur with mysu friend from alabama.a. i would amend that come , tt before land ownership is real. the threat of consolidation and corporate ownership is every bit as reall or greater to what's happened in farms in ohio and alabama and indiana, nebraska, michigan and arkansas. i think we all know that. i appreciate what you said about innovation and what that discussion back and forth.

weber: as the member designated by mr. gosar of arizona, he will be changing his vote to aye on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 378, the nays are 33. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. sshh. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i want to announce to the members that this will be the last vote, this vote coming up. we intend to keep the government open, so we will stay here as long as it's necessary to do so. we will convene at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. i do not expect any votes before 11:00 a.m.. there will be some rule bills that we'll be considering, additional suspension bills, and then we will go back to this process that we are afflicted with. and i yield back the balance of my

filmed in 1970, a disc from the rock opera by english composer andrew lloyd weber, jesus christ superstarhich in general is impossible to imagine, that it is possible to speak with these means about something lofty, sublime, especially religious. here he did it. then, for a very long time, i came to my senses and radically changed my style completely, and i think that this was the most decisive threshold of my life and, as it were, did not liberate me, or what? and in general, i found something important for myself, and so about this in this direction i stayed until today to work. in the beeline application and get a gift internet for entertainment or minutes for zvonovsky beeline the whole year is on your side. i really need designer glasses like this. how much does beauty cost such a ruble ruble glasses for a ruble i love such promotions, collect electronic stickers and buy designer glasses. and who brings gifts for the new year grandfather frost and also grandma frost, mother frost brother, frost and papa frost grandfather yandex.market mts music subscription and book service line. get

weber: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. burgess, mr. duncan, mrs. flores, mr. gonzalez, mr. gosar, mrs. hartzler, mr. mccaul, mr. rice, m they will all vote o on this rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. sires, mr. pascrell, ms. johnson, ms. titus, ms. wattson coleman, -- mrs. watson coleman, mr. welch, mr. defazio, payne and higgins, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1531. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. spartz, mr. long, mr. buchanan, mr. baird, i inform the house that all of these members will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. pappas: mr. speaker, as the member designated by axne, bustos, mr. krishnamoorthi, kuster, langevin, lee of nevada, lynch, moulton, o'halleran and trahan, i inform the house th

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