his name was lance kirkpatrick. but derrick set detectives straight. >> i honestly really think you're barking up the wrong tree. i had made the comment, lance would have taken a bullet for kim. so you guys are wasting your time. fine, talk to him. you'll understand. you'll know where i'm coming from after you meet him. >> reporter: lance, he added, not only wouldn't kill kim. he couldn't. derrick said his friend had taken a new job just before her death. >> well, he's up in georgia, shrimping. >> reporter: out on a boat. >> yes. >> reporter: at sea. >> yes. miles away. >> reporter: but derrick did give detectives another name. and this young man had definitely been in the area that week, in jacksonville, and in trouble. coming up -- >> kim ever come on to you? >> no. >> come on now, a little bit, maybe? >> no, i wish. a suspect who seemed infatuated with kim. >> had you ever had sex with her? be honest. >> no, i wish. >> and had a history with police. >> did it make you question him, this guy on your radar was just

sounds like he was kind of the opposite of lance. >> i would say he was the opposite of lance. >> and there was russell, a new friend of angie's who had gone out that evening with her and her friend, anita. another female engineering student at smu. you saw her that last night? >> yes. >> how was she? >> she was angie. i mean, she was fine. >> that night, anita accompanied angie and russell on an expedition to a series of bars and clubs. angie's boyfriend, ben, was not present. >> ben was aware of the fact that angie, russell, and i were all going out together. >> at least angie's friend, evelyn, ben didn't seem like the type to get jealous or violent. you could never imagine ben hurting angie? >> i could never imagine that. >> the evening ended at 1:00 a. m. angie dropped russell off from his apartment, which was walking distance from her own. and then took anita home. she thought about spending the night at angie's but decided against it. what was the last thing you said to each other? >> see you tomorrow at the football game. she doesn't meet me there, very strange. because she was

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lance, appreciate you. >> happy thanksgiving. charles: you too. there is lot of ways to measure stages of cycles in the economy. some say late-stage, early stage but what about when it comes to measuring bearishness? one of my favorite metrics, wall street stock ratings okay. when ratio five downgrades to one upgrade, particularly after a year like this when the market already had a tough year, to me i think make wall street's a little bit late. ing check out this morning. early this morning, not long before the open we had threep grades. look at this, a tidal wave, talking a tidal wave of downgrades. ironically carvana was downgrade ad couple times this morning. this 375-dollar stock. you downgrade it eight bucks? i want to bring in jim iurio. obviously we all make mistakes. this is the most humbling business i can think of. this stuff is diabolical. when i see this, i get excited maybe we're near a bottom. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are you pulled me on air because you want me to rant about wall street analysts and i will help you wi

we have ria advisors, ceo, lance roberts. lance, is the bear market over, if not can we at least get a year-end rally. >> i'm certainly hoping so. we have a couple good things heading into year-end. first of all we have the fed meeting tomorrow. if they come out talk about potentially slowing the pace of rate hikes that could bode favorably for the market. midterm elections, out of the last 50 years, every midterm election has always had a positive return the following twelve months. on average about 18.6%. so that's a positive. plus, stock buybacks. that window is now back open. so that is five billion dollars a day in new money coming into the market. so there is a reason at least hope like a little bit of lift in the market through year-end. charles: i want to talk about the economic scenarios shifting from inflation to recession going into 2023 because you laid out some really good psychological factors that influence investor decisions. at the top of the list i think herding was there. what is this all about? is this fol

they want to live serbia, not because of why lance, but because they see a better chance of finding work in the eel survey. i cannot stop them moving through says colacho, which soviet cannot do anything. so nobody can do anything by themselves. that's the point. the point is that western ball can region audit ball can region or european union or europe in region should design our response, which is human rights and record law family. that was the people who would continue company. they are flat from war poverty and persecution. the world over that going to last station is another step. the balkan root is open. and for many, there been thought this winter. all right, let's get you up to speed now on some more of today's top stories. how your iran has acknowledged for the 1st time that the country has supplied russia with drones, arounds, foreign minister admitted that a limited number had been sent before the war in ukraine, but said they were no longer being supplied moscow denies using iranian thrones in ukraine. at least 13 people have died in a nightclub fire, in the russian city of

in pennsylvania we have the us pollster frank lance saying that it pollster frank lance saying thatitis pollster frank lance saying that it is hell on earth in pennsylvania because the counting times will get the republicans voting on the day, and they are going to have to wait for the democrat votes that come through and there will be all sorts of allegations no doubt thrown out, and concerns over poll watchers two.— out, and concerns over poll watchers two. donald trump as throwin: watchers two. donald trump as throwing a _ watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot _ watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot of— watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot of this _ throwing a lot of this incendiary rhetoric about and thatis incendiary rhetoric about and that is practically not true at all. president biden mentioned in this speech that there have been no closer watch election and the 2020 election, there were audits and reviews, but we got to a point in this country where some 35—40% of the country just doesn't where some 35—40% of the countryjust doesn't believe anythin

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joining me ria advisors ceo lance roberts. lance, first i need your top market moving events this week. i don't think anything can supersede jay powell, what do you think? >> absolutely not. that will be the key story this week. you mentioned it earlier, i think it is a really important point that gets overlooked when markets rally that actually eases financial conditions which is exactly the opposite of what the federal reserve is trying to accomplish. they want to tighten financial conditions, slow economic growth to bring inflation down. rallying markets boost consumer confidence. why in august, jackson hole he came out changed his speech at last minute, crushed the market. did it last time during the last rally don't be surprised if he comes out hawkish wednesday [inaudible]. charles: you called for the latest bounce. it began last october. last time you were on the show last week you cautioned us it was looking a little extended. we mid-a pretty good mood. maybe the 200-day moving average what foils it. a lot of folks are

but how did pete lance trap carbon in the 1st place? can we just took this out of the ground? and you just grip this piece of earth and squeeze it against the orange water going all that and that's basically what makes caitlin's. so climate friendly the water because below me are thousands of tons of that plant. but because people are wet, they don't decompose the microorganisms who usually do that, don't have enough oxygen to take care of that. so the carbon remains in the soil. and when all this dries up, the plants suddenly decompose much faster. and the oxygen in the air attaches to the carbon in the soil. and you get c o 2. and the scale is mind blowing between 5 and 10 percent of all men made greenhouse gas emissions come from damaged pete plans. this new approach of combining agriculture with people and meadows is called polluted culture. and this also has advantages in terms of productivity. loiter in this way. i ensure that the degradation of my peet land is as close to 0 as possible. meaning i still have an area on which i can continue farming. my line off auto is in

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lance, thank you so much. i want to bring in another person a maven in the market and maven in the politics, david bahnsen, bahnsen group managing director there david, you're an astute political watcher along with the markets. how do you see the midterms going and the implications for the economy and the stock market? >> you know i think that the fact that the house was going to switch republican pretty much all year enabled the market to price in all year the reality of some divided government. the question, what the senate does has been totally impossible to discount because it is going to be so tight. i happen to think republicans are likely to take the senate. we can debate, 51, 52 or 53. you know that has been around the 50-50 mark. technically still could be. we don't know how that will play out. market can't price that in, charles. charles: right. >> there isn't much of a difference in terms of gridlock with the republicans having both chambers, one chamber, either way we will get gridlock so i don't e

betty yu went to the pal lance of fine arts to figure out if people there are safe. betty? >> reporter: the thing first we spotted tonight is glass on the street. that's actually been the case every time i've visited the pal lance of fine arts recently. residents are thinking about visiting the park less often. anna chung live about three blocks away. but after seeing video of the attack last week. >> that's unbelievable. that's kind of next level. makes us feel hesitant as well especially. >> reporter: on monday they did their lap around the tourist attraction, breezing by broken glass. the aftermath of the all too common smashing and grab. >> he drove his car up to the other car and then i couldn't really see because testifies so bad.. >> everyone else was looking. >> reporter: this year it includes the marina with more than 5,000 cases of larceny theft, compared with nearly 4,800 during the same time period last year. robberies have remained roughly the same. >> it makes me feel kind of like ever safe. >> a little unsettled with little ones. definitely a bit more worriso

betty yu went to the pal lance of fine arts to figure out if people there are safe. betty? >> reporter: the thing first we spotted tonight is glass on the street. that's actually been the case every time i've visited the pal lance of fine arts recently. residents are thinking about visiting the park less often. anna chung live about three blocks away. but after seeing video of the attack last week. >> that's unbelievable. that's kind of next level. makes us feel hesitant as well especially. >> reporter: on monday they did their lap around the tourist attraction, breezing by broken glass. the aftermath of the all too common smashing and grab. >> he drove his car up to the other car and then i couldn't >> reporteris year larcen theft, compared with nearly 4,80during the same time period last year. robberies have remained roughly the same. like ever safe. >> a little unsettled with little ones. definitely a bit more worrisome. >> reporter: around the park there are signs warning people not to leave belongings in their cars. it's normal. >> within the past few months is when i

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so lance, be honestly, it's been, lance bowed down on the paper that we have certain divergences. yes, there is war, hybrid war and ukraine. the west has started and they were preparing this word for many years, starting from the mom and one based support. it was pretty little who did blantan and ty, rushing, you, nancy force isn't scenes that need to hasn't been put away, which in your post withholding exercises supplying weapons. well, you know what happened bags and reminding of them means cook artist as well. and the preparation for the military campaign against don bass, and that's why in this trap declarations there is a reference to the fact that the far distance changed opinions on this matter. the part is rates rated stances that were explained on many occasions in the united nation organization and the security council. and during the general assembly and particular, when the most recent resolution was approved, it was put out to vote. and we reaffirmed that everyone has found an estimation of what has been in trying to. they are at the west and they've got a formula tha

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we are destroying pit lance, at a crazy rate. and mostly just to extract resources or plant crops. but that releases enormous amount of c o 2, the famous there is no need. we can do both save one of the most effective carbon storage systems in the world and fund them at the same time. let's take a look. ah, good to find out how that supposed to work. we came here a farm in germany's east. all of this used to be conventional so dry farmland, but in 2015 it got turned back into pete lance wet, farmland. and this is sebastian pitney, the guy who's in charge of it all. he re where it is $107.00, hector is completely pity, mainly grows marsh crosses to sell us horse feed, but operating in the wet new need wealth, special equipment. it's a former snow chair that used to groom ski runs, it had to be completely rebuilt. we kept mostly, the chains had to be completely replaced out of an a mountain. you had these aluminum bars which are quite aggressive, allowing you to drive up the mountain natural father. we want to work as gently as possible on the ground. so we installed wide steel strut

. >>> we turn to keisha lance bottoms, former mayor of atlanta. she now serves as senior adviser to president biden but this morning she's appearing only in a personal capacity. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> you said last month you were concerned about a lack of voter enthusiasm in georgia, but the secretary of state says there is historic level of turnout. what does that signal to you now? >> well, i'm glad that people are turning out to vote. when i said that last month, i was sounding the alarm. we have seen a record number of peopl turn out in early vote, but we still have an election on tuesday and we cannot let up until this election is over. i was on the ballot five years ago, seven points down going into election day. and i won by less than 800 votes. it doesn't matter what the polls say. people still have the ability to show up to vote on tuesday and to make a difference in georgia. the thought of herschel walker going to the senate is frightening. >> that is a republican candidate for the senate. black

. >>> we turn to keisha lance bottoms, former mayor of atlanta. she now serves as senior adviser to president biden but this morning she's appearing only in a personal capacity. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> you said last month you were concerned about a lack of voter enthusiasm in georgia, but the secretary of state says there is historic level of turnout. what does that signal to you now? >> well, i'm glad that people are turning out to vote. when i said that last month, i was sounding the alarm. we have seen a record number of peopl turn out in early vote, but we still have an election on tuesday and we cannot let up until this election is over. i was on the ballot five years ago, seven points down going into election day. and i won by less than 800 votes. it doesn't matter what the polls say. people still have the ability to show up to vote on tuesday and to make a difference in georgia. the thought of herscheltohe sena ndidate for the senate. black voters helped turn georgia blue back in 2020 and send two d

joining me keisha lance bottoms, she's also the former mayor. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> i think it's an important day to talk about this. there are election deniers, we're getting a clearer picture through polls who could very well win, and these are election-denying republicans some of whom democrats actually helped in the primary against moderate republicans thinking they'd be easier to beat in the general election. how the president giving a speech about democracy tonight when his own party propped up candidates that are anti-democracy? >> well, what the president will remind us is that democracy is fragile. we know that there's been an attack on democracy. we saw it in realtime, january 6, congress is my congressman. he reminded us that the right to vote is sacred. but he also said he would wake up one day and our democracy would be gone. so what we need in this country is for people to go out and be able to vote in free and fair elections without threat of intimidation, making sure that our votes are accura

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you can't love your country only when you win. >> joining us now keisha lance bottoms, senior adviser to the president. good to see you this morning. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> the president emphasize the need to protect democracy in the american experiment. what has this administration done to protect that, those sacred institutions. >> we heard the president speak last night reminding everyone how important our democracy is. it's not something that we can take for granted. the administration has continued to work through the department of justice and homeland security and working with local and state election officials, making sure that we are giving up-to-date threat assessments. as of now there are no credible threats towardses any polling places on election day, but just the fact that we are having to have this conversation in 2022 really speaks to the necessity of the speech that the president gave last night. >> and so, for example, like your reaction to it. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell that read, quote, president biden is desperate to

what it all means is joining me is riao senior adviser lance roberts. headline piece is hard landing coming? investors don't think so. is that a good thing or bad thing? >> well, could be a bad thing and, charles, five weeks ago you and i were on the show talking about all this bearishness and everybody was bearish and that was good for a rally. that contrary investing kind of set up and since then we've had a good rally and now everybody was bearish is now getting bullish, which is probably about the time we need to think about taking a little bit of money off the table here. investors are very complaisant about the fed and every week is the fed going to pivot and is now the time to jump in? we've got a lot of work to do, the fed is still hiking rates and we have not seen the lag effect of the vast majority of the rate hikes have not come into the economy yet and it's a little bit early to be getting really bullish on the market just yet and simply economic bgrowth is going to slow down. charles: to your point, miller pointed out whenever crude oil, th

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his predecessor, donald trump projects republican lance line. iran admits is sending drones to russia, but says they were sold before the war in ukraine began. and we have the best of the action from saturdays, bundis b. as a teenage sensation steals the show endorsement. ah, a michael ok, welcome to the program with the us mid term elections just a few days away, candidates are getting some big names, support. 3 presidents, past and present, or hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania, a crucial swing state which could determine which party controls congress in philadelphia, president joe biden appeared with his old boss, barack obama to endorse the democratic nominees for governor and senate biden, called the upcoming mid terms, the election of a lifetime, the outcomes going to shape our country for decades. the go and the power to shape that outcome is in your hands. 2 years ago, 2 years ago used that power to make donald trump not only a former president, but you made him a defeated president obama told the crowd that abortion rights, social, security, and democracy itself are a

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let's see if ryan's president thought him is the lance . he says, russian strikes have left 4500000 people without power across the country. russia has been stepping up in the tax on energy infrastructure following ukrainian advances in the battlefield. foreign ministers from the g 7 group of nations are meeting in germany to address a number of global crises. they've discussed coordinating aid to help embattled ukrainians cope with winter. the ongoing political unrest in iran and china's growing economic influence representatives have also agreed to set a fixed price when they kept what g segment meant. she 7 members will pay for russian oil shipments. the move is aimed at stabilizing the markets. and i would like to give, or the top com as the german chancellor travels to beijing, olive shoals has been facing calls for a tougher stance on china's authoritarian policies. concerns are growing that germany has become overly dependent on its trade with china. change through trade for years, that was germany's china policy. oma chancellor, ang

our plans to go to the country do peaceful ganci. lance is the stair say they want to live serbia, not because of violence, but because they see a better chance of finding work in the eel. serbia cannot stop them moving through says colacho, which sylvia cannot do anything so nobody can do anything by themselves need. that's the point. the point is that western balkan region, or balkan region, or european union of european legion should design a response, which is human rights to record your law friendly. that was the people who would continue coming. they are flat from war poverty and persecution. the world over belgrade, it's my station, it's another step, the balkan root, it's open and for many, their best all this winter i asked carol canals, a european migration analyst and director of the european stability initiative. thinktank. if the balcony root is really the refugees, best entry into europe right now. well, it's very important to understand 2 things. that expression balkan route was a fantastic public relations success of victor urban and they'll form austrian chancellor, a

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the powerful lance light swept beagle into the sea. rescue workers i re thing against dine, desperately searching for survivors. wild residence. and while in tears i left trying to pick up the mess. how'd you, buddy? i'm oh boy, today we'll clean up and then we'll see what we have to fix and try to restore everything. we're not going to feel sorry for ourselves because that's the way it is. we just can't wait around for help. i believe has respiratory i, old you with the white skill damage has pushed the government to call a state of emergency and announce a 2000000 euro 8 program. but some residents blamed the government for not doing enough. despite knowing the island is prone to earthquakes. and storms when your element, but it's the fault of our old politicians who did not do preventive work in the mountains. they cut down the trees and this is the consequence of vehicle it had happened once before in 2010 when a 15 year old girl died. this time it was a catastrophe, is scared is a densely populated volcanic island, due to some has led to a construction boom here. but climate activi

so really, this is putin is directing this because once he's taken lance burnett, then he's in a position say all that we want in ukraine. we can pull out of other areas. no rush and strikes as we've been reporting for weeks on the cranes power grid have of course, blackouts across the country. is this also having an effect on ukraine's ability to fight at the front? well, it's sort of tactical, military sense, not really. a military is tend to come with their own power generations that have, you know, generators that they run their own equipment off in a strategic sense. it does because what the destruction of the power grid does is it means that ukraine's leaders both civilian and military have to focus on getting critical supplies to say, for example, hospitals or traffic control and stuff like that. and that taking up of that time is time that they would otherwise be spending thinking about how to beat the russians in military sense. mike martin, they're from the war service department, kings college london. thank you very much, mike. thank you. ah, at the football woke up on tuesday

oh, this is what the crime down looked like in guangzhou through the lance of us citizens mobile phone. large numbers of police and personal protective equipment. patrolling the streets with riots, shields here and, and other major cities. people reported that their mobile phones were checked for photos, band apps, or other potential evidence that they had taken part in the demonstrations. in an apparent concession to demonstrate his authorities have east some anti cove at measures and announced a new push to vaccinate vulnerable groups. but it may not be enough to quell this type of ango. in a recent video, also from guangzhou, protesters can be seen toppling a p. c. r. testing tend and throwing objects at dr. police. ah, over the last few days, demonstrations had also spread beyond china's borders. these people protesting in toronto, canada, containing all the sand everywhere is a challenge. even the powerful chinese communist party is unlikely to win. and i'm joined now by talking. yeah, he's an academic lawyer and human rights scholar and activist, welcome in china. hasn't seen ral

his lance air strikes across northern syria and northern iraq targeting the military bases of kurdish militants. a war monitor says that at least 30 people were killed in the strikes. the strikes come days after the turkish government blamed the courtesan workers party for last sunday's deadly bombing in central is stumble. donald trump's twitter account is back up and running, but it's not clear whether the former president will use it. excuse me. the social media platforms, new owner, you must, reinstated the former president. this weekend, trump was banned from twitter last year. if her mom of his supporters attacked the u. s. capital ah, the controversial tesla boss who describes himself as a free speech absolutist made the announcement via his twitter account, declaring that people have spoken, trump will be reinstated, vox populi bucks. day. a latin phrase meeting. the voice of the people is the voice of god. hiring hymen, i ellen musk purchase twitter for $44000000000.00 us dollars in october and immediately began cleaning house, firing top executives laying off half the workfo

as for the kmc, the new type, a city may or who yo yo who one of lance lie yesterday with a record number of vote winning, he is likely going to be able to convince his party to throw unity behind him for the 2024 bit and another person to look out for is the outgoing type, a city mayor who his party was the 3rd largest party, still relatively slow, but they were able to actually secure one very important race in this election. and that could translate into his calculation into measuring the effect of his party's national appeal to the voters in the 2024 election. those are the ones to watch. then. thank you so much. that's the w. william yan reporting from ty pay. thank you . the, the world cup in katara now and argentina, redeem themselves after their shock loss of saudi arabia by beating mexico to know after a quiet 1st half argentine as a superstar leonel, matthew burst into life and put them head with a precisely targeted strike. and a wonderful goal from end, though fernandez, rounded off the when that will leave them a 2nd in a group see a point behind hold. and our dw reporters we

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after saturdays lance light, at least one other person has been confirmed killed and the slide which was caused by heavy rain. aah! to the welk up now and on this action saw japan fall to of costa rica, one nil in group eat. picking up the action around the eighty's minute mark her japan was attempting to clear the ball about costa rica had other plans. the ball found a kesha fuller, who made good waste. costa rica is very 1st shot on goal at the world cup in cut off the result keeps costa rica in it, making a group eat very interesting. and i would like to know a little bit more about that now. joining me for the woke up action. there's chris harrington from my d. w. sports. chris was that when japan's when was reserved. oh costa rica as victory i think was deserved. they had to even punch their ticket. they had to play a play off to even get in to could tar. and when you, when you look at how they were beat up with their opening match, you know, they become the 1st team in the world cup since 1958 to concede 7 goals and turn around and become victorious. you know, a gets a team tha

but with russian forces just across the river and still lodged in large parts of eastern ukraine to lance gain, his commanders know that the war is far from over our corresponding economy. he spent the day in her son and i asked him whether the celebrations and zalinski his visit, whether they mean that the city is now safe from russian attacks. well, definitely it doesn't feel perfectly safe. you're coming from outside. you constantly hear very loud bang, some of those are minds being blown up, but also some of that is very definitely russian artillery coming from the other side of the nipper river. the entirety of hits on is basically, you know, available to russian fire. there is no way that is safe, even from pretty short range weapon systems. but when you walk around street and talk to people, they barely look up when they hear those bang. you see the kind of the outside of the journalist, the politicians coming from care of today, all kind of looking knows the sky in the local to just glue to their phones, hoping for a bit of mobile phone signal to contact the outside world to hear

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juanita, i want to play what happened on "morning joe" with keisha lance bottoms specifically in her state of georgia. >> we are leading in the early vote in georgia. but if we don't push all the way through, if we don't make it until the final second, final minute in turning out the vote, then we could fall short. >> of course that's not just true for georgia. a lot of states -- and i wonder from what you're seeing in the early voting numbers, what it will take from democrats to hold off the number of republican voters who are expected to vote tomorrow. >> it's going to take what keisha lance bottoms just said, getting all the way through. and i appreciate dasha being with the organizers today. as a girl who started in campaign organizing, that is the name of the game. make sure you get as many to the polls, whether it's early or on election day, is critical here. chris, at the start of the show you talked about how you have six to eight within the margin of error. that means it will come down to every last vote. i appreciate when former president obama was in pennsylvania. he talke

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