again thanks to frank and virginia. chairs and endowed positions help maintain the stature of our institution for all faculty in this special field and many of you know frank williams is one of the most instrumental individuals for us having the ulysses s grant presidential library and museum here at mississippi state university. we are very thankful for your leadership in helping bring ulysses s grant to mississippi for his wonderful presidential library. on behalf of mississippi state university i want to say again frank, thank you to you and virginia for all you have done for us. not only for this university but for our great state and the nation. now, it is my honor and distinct pleasure to officially introduce frank williams, as we call him, the chief. chief williams. he has had a busy week, he got here on monday, arrived monday morning and went and spoke to the rotary club at noon and that afternoon he came and spoke to my leadership class, my shackles honors leaders students i'm honored to teach about leadership.

frank? frank: ok. first, i was there at the competition. there are people not just of every race, and every gender. it is a global competition. there are think 15 teams, 16 teams from other countries. you get onto a team and you succeed based on how you perform in doubts it. and i mean it -- and that's it. and i mean, that's it. you don't get a position because of your last name, because of what state you are from. you have to prove physically, mentally that you deserve it, that you've earned it. host: she asked about general cq brown getting fired. frank: and a president has the right to choose who he wants to serve. it's part of being president. people lost their jobs at state department, at the pentagon, at all these cabinet agencies. presidents make that decision and it's up to them to decide who they want to be advised by. i don't see race in that. i saw that they wanted to go in a different direction. one last thing about d.e.i. it is an admirable goal, but the way it was being pursued wasn't admirable. we just had this debate. the ca

next was frank jaramillo.at he wouldn't have done it had schockner not threatened his wife and his in-laws. so this was-- he did it out of fear, then. yeah, literally he said on the stand that he had sacrificed his life for his family. when we all know that he had sacrificed lynn schockner's life for his pocketbook. but that was his defense. that was his defense. keith morrison (voiceover): the verdict, guilty of first degree murder. and now it was fred's turn. wendy thomas russel: and the man had aged at least 10 years. he looked so frail. keith morrison (voiceover): but this wasn't over just yet. when fred schockner took the witness stand, he told the jury he could explain everything. do tell. coming up. wendy thomas russel: he was very defiant. and completely maintained his innocence. keith morrison (voiceover): will the jury believe him? i had a moment of just sitting there and i just started crying. i hugged my family. keith morrison (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. with dupixent, stay ahead of mod

frank needs to be celebrated. silver building rich may memorial field to foster healthy recreational opportunities. this week, cbs news bay area icon award goes to doctor frank merrill. >anne>frank is a retired veterinarian. he also volunteers helping the unhoused with free veterinary care through project street vet. meanwhile, rich and the frank and the rich foundation are trying to raise $1 million to replace the turf on that field. all right, you can nominate your local hero for a cbs news bay area icon award on our website, kpix.com. dawn trusts prevagen for her brain and this is her story. my name is dawn. i live in central texas. i'm a military spouse and a certified dog trainer. i'd seen many commercials about prevagen. the people in the commercials were so authentic and i thought, "why not give it a try?" i've been taking prevagen now for three years. it's been a confidence-booster. it's made me feel really good about myself. prevagen has been the number-one selling brain supplement nationwide for over 10

i think it's prudent, frank.ut all the emotion that's been injected in the marketplace. go back to april. i was one of the lonely bulls out there. you can count on one hand how many people actually bought the market. we have a lot of hindsight traders out there and a lot of analysts reconfiguring the s&p 500 targets after reconfiguring them on that 20% drop. but i want to rebalance into this because i think we see a test. a new all time high will be established here hopefully in early q3. but if you rebalance into that, i don't know if it's sustainable. i think there is volatility in the marketplace. there's a new volatility regime in 2025, and that's where it makes a ton of sense to rebalance and book profits. when we see the market move in this fashion, this manner, you're going to expect more volatility. specifically when you talk about all the global headwinds. >> all right. so as we're rebalancing, how are you repositioning or rethinking about defense stocks. we were just talking about him a short time ago.

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frank. >> yeah. megan. certainly a lot of moving parts. you're doing some great reporting from the sidelines of the g7. i want to go back to that post from the president posted just about ten minutes ago. he goes on to say, you just mentioned it. i have not reached out to iran for peace talks in any way, shape or form. this is just more highly fabricated fake news. if they want to talk, they know how to reach me. they should have taken the deal that was on the table. i'm sure there was a lot of discussion about israel and iran there at the g7. did you hear from any other, either leaders or members of the administration, just about these talks that the president is talking about and the idea of a deal that he's now saying is completely fabricated? >> there has been a lot of discussion, frank, but it's been hard to parse out what's real and what's not. it was the french president, emmanuel macron, that first said the president was leaving. president trump was leaving to deal with a cease fire and to tr

frank? frank: ok. first, i was there at the competition.here are people not just of every race, and every gender. it is a global competition. there are think 15 teams, 16 teams from other countries. you get onto a team and you succeed based on how you perform in doubts it. and i mean it -- and that's it. and i mean, that's it. you don't get a position because of your last name, because of what state you are from. you have to prove physically, mentally that you deserve it, that you've earned it. host: she asked about general cq brown getting fired. frank: and a president has the right to choose who he wants to serve. it's part of being president. people lost their jobs at state department, at the pentagon, at all these cabinet agencies. presidents make that decision and it's up to them to decide who they want to be advised by. i don't see race in that. i saw that they wanted to go in a different direction. one last thing about d.e.i. it is an admirable goal, but the way it was being pursued wasn't admirable. we just had this debate. the cade

frank needs to be celebrated.>so for building rich main memorial field to foster a healthy recreational opportunities this week, cbs news bay area icon award goes to doctor frank merrill >juls>frank, a retired veterinarian, also volunteers helping the unhoused with free veterinary care through project street vet in san diego. meanwhile, frank and the rich foundation are trying to raise $1 million to replace the turf on the field getting worn >ryan>out okay. already, but that looked like a really nice. i'm not a soccer mom, but that was a nice field. >juls>that is a beautiful field. and in fact, in the very beginning, they set out to create a field that is as good as or better than any other kind of field that you would get, say, you know, over the other side of 101 and palo alto or elsewhere on the peninsula. and they managed to do that, which is pretty incredible. >ryan>yeah. and then to make it their own home field. >juls>yeah. that's so important for, for example, the rugby team that you saw there, the fact tha

scott had a conversation with a young woman identified as heather frank.ther frank, a mom of three adult sons who was a waitress over at doug's diner. investigator could see that heather and scott had been sending messages to each other that saturday night. so then they looked up heather's address. and what do you know? justin atwood: she had also lived right near where the king soopers was. it sounds like maybe you want to go and talk to that woman, heather frank. there was a lot more work that we needed to do before we had that conversation. keith morrison (voiceover): as in good research makes for a good interview. who was heather frank, besides a warm and bubbly waitress, who seemed quite beside herself after that strange last weekend of scott sessions' life. dulcolaaaahx... ♪ good morning ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ good morning... ♪ new dulcolax liquid gel with liquid core, reactivates your natural gut rhythm overnight for relief that feels... aaah...amazing. new dulcolax liquid gel. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique

frank? frank: ok. first, i was there at the competition.here are people not just of every race, and every gender. it is a global competition. there are think 15 teams, 16 teams from other countries. you get onto a team and you succeed based on how you perform in doubts it. and i mean it -- and that's it. and i mean, that's it. you don't get a position because of your last name, because of what state you are from. you have to prove physically, mentally that you deserve it, that you've earned it. host: she asked about general cq brown getting fired. frank: and a president has the right to choose who he wants to serve. it's part of being president. people lost their jobs at state department, at the pentagon, at all these cabinet agencies. presidents make that decision and it's up to them to decide who they want to be advised by. i don't see race in that. i saw that they wanted to go in a different direction. one last thing about d.e.i. it is an admirable goal, but the way it was being pursued wasn't admirable. we just had this debate. the cade

good morning frank. good morning. >> all right. natural place to start nvidia ceo jensen huang getting $50 million including pay and stock in 2025. i think you got to put it in context. this is a stock that's had a huge run up over the last couple of years. is that appropriate? is that an appropriate compensation for a ceo with this level of success? >> well, it's always the, you know, in this case, $50 million question. frank, a lot of it boils down to the labor supply, so to speak, and the capability of people to run these complex organizations. and we basically need to defer to our board of directors and hope that they they make the best judgments. his pay package is not particularly out of line, particularly for the amount of value that that company has, the growth that they've experienced over the last few years. >> all right. that's fair. i mean, i think it's fair. we're looking right now at the chart, by the way, over the last year nvidia shares up 23%. but if you look over a longer timeline like ten years i think it's up li

eunice. >> thank you so much, frank. well, chinese investors are now on edge, concerned that the trade talks aren't going as well as many had hoped. the market dropped after a social media account linked to the state broadcaster, cctv posted. the u.s. should realistically assess the progress made and revoke negative measures against china. the account went on to say that china approaches talks with both sincerity as well as its own principles. so that's a signal that the chinese are planning to play hardball, the negative, the negotiations, rather, i should say, are meeting, as a soviet said for the second day in london, the expectation is that the export controls are really in focus rather than the tariffs. and the trump team has been signaling a certain willingness to ease certain controls, the white house is, kevin hassett said in an interview that any policy adjustments wouldn't be applied to very, very high end nvidia chips, but rather other semiconductors, which are also very important to china. other products that

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michael, contact frank, how is he doing? frank went out of contact. all the equipment has been delivered to ford, he is ready to begin assembly. great. but before we begin the second act actions. okay, we need to have breakfast, let's go, we'll discuss everything over breakfast. it's no use, yeah, cadaveric stiffness has set in, i wonder how long we've been hanging around here, too bad, the guy, the only witness has disappeared, yeah, the sailor turned out to be a bit weak, they killed him. well, yeah, of course, they tried to do the same to us, no, they killed him specifically, it's tryptamine, the night before they injected him with a whole ampoule, his brain couldn't resist the radiation, it just fried, we're sure it wasn't a coincidence, look, our beacon, yeah, guys, it looks like our rescue isn't all that clean. okay, let's go, well, it's ready, that was a great idea of yours, stingray, a wedding on an abandoned fort, that 's a blast, that's a swim away, we took the rings, of course, and the champagne, and the champagne too, all for you, my love.

angelica. >> frank. >> that's right.tary kennedy announcing eight new members in a post on x saying, quote, they have each committed to demanding definitive safety and efficacy before making any new vaccine recommendations. he also says that the committee will review safety and efficacy data for the current vaccine schedule as well. now, these eight new members will serve on the cdc's advisory committee on immunization practices, and this is a group that recommends how fda approved vaccines are used. so who should get them and when? now, some of the new faces have expressed concerns about vaccines in the past. for example, retsef levi has a video pinned to the top of his account where he says, quote, the evidence is mounting, an indisputable that mrna vaccines cause serious harm, including death among young people. we have to stop giving them immediately. another member is vicki pebsworth, and she sits on the board of the national vaccine information center. this is a group that says it's dedicated to preventing vaccine

i'm frank holland.re going to begin with our top story this morning and some breaking news, israel launching what it describes as preemptive airstrikes against critical nuclear and military targets across iran. overnight, iran's state media reporting two of the country's top military leaders were also killed in the strike, including the commander in chief of iran's islamic revolutionary guard. also, there was infrastructure damage across the country, israel and jordan also reporting they've intercepted drones and missiles heading for israel following the strike. in a televised address, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called iran a clear and present danger to israel. >> moments ago, israel launched operation rising lion, a targeted military operation to roll back the iranian threat to israel's very survival. this operation will continue for as many days as it takes to remove this threat. >> and we are following the global market reaction to these events this morning. let's start with us stock f

williams frank williams. and thank you. thank you, dean panchal. and thank you for allowing us to be here in your library this evening for this wonderful that we're all here to be a part. and i want to officially welcome all of you to mississippi state. this is the seventh frank and virginia lecture on abraham lincoln and the civil war. and we're so pleased to have such a distinct panel with us today to be part of this wonderful lecture series. this is truly remarkable opportunity for us as a university to have these leading scholars to come here to be part of our university community and, you know, with this collection that dean packard mentioned, frank and virginia williams, lynn coney, anna collection, this priceless collection of abraham lincoln artifact and memorabilia documents. and papers. and so some unbelievable, priceless collection that was so generously donated to this university by frank and virginia. we sincerely thank you, sir, for your gift to this university. you know, this gift to our univer

well, frank isn't so sure about that. oh well, i just released two horns into the water, and if anyone did come out, it was belly up. that's for sure. okay, let's get ready. we're going further into the catacombs, you stay here with the fighters, guard the perimeter, the task is to make sure that no creature slips through or sniffs out anything, we don't have much time, let's get ready, quickly, quickly, let's go, dad picked it up. guys, they're about 10 miles from the shore. the guys will be home in a quarter of an hour. rita, look. i see data from the satellite, quick , here it is, our ship, the ghost, has appeared again, rise above, time is running out, captain, the boat is ready to launch, the guys will take you to the bay, there at the entrance to the kadokomby, meet frank and hand him the matrix personally, you are responsible for it, got it? i got it, once we assemble a big installation, there will be no turning back, what about you? i am ready, i believe in you, and i believe that our cause is just, god forbid, i

i'm frank coghlan.l have much more on the opportunity in europe and much, much more from super return, including an exclusive conversation with vista equity partner ceo robert smith. you don't want to miss that one. it's going to be a good one. but first we're going to begin with the us markets. the s&p and the nasdaq on a three day win streak as investors the way softer than expected adp jobs report. and the president calling for jay powell and the fed to cut rates. take a look at futures. right now. you can see we're off over highs of earlier but still in the green across the board. the dow looks like it would open about 65 points higher. also looking at small cap futures this morning. small caps higher in eight out of the last nine weeks. we're going to be talking small and mid-cap stocks in just a moment. right now in the futures though the russell 2000 futures up fractionally right now. take a quick look at nasdaq 100 gainers in the premarket. taking a look at those stocks. you see asml right there

we have just frank, frank and tom. so. so, tom, tell me a little bit more about what you think local law enforcement can be doing to allow people to continue observing a holiday like shavuot or, or other kinds of religious occasions in the midst of these very high temperatures in our country and risks of further political violence or terror attacks. >> yeah. i mean, i think what they're going to have to do is do what you're seeing in a lot of cities, anytime there is a rally. in my understanding today, based on statements we've received from the community in boulder, colorado, this was a group that was out speaking on behalf of the hostages that are still being held by hamas and for their return or their remains to be returned. and so anytime you're going to see some sort of an outward event, something that's publicized that people in the community will know about, and that includes people in the community they're going to want to support. those efforts are going to want to denounce those efforts, or worse, that that's pro

>> i am not frank.t's actually a wonderful news that the market is pricing some of that stagflation. i think positioning is absolutely terrible, particularly after april and may, and that a lot of people are going to have to get stopped back in to a much more goldilocks outcome rather than stagflation outcome. but i like the people out there in the market have have got themselves twisted up, because that just means they have to climb the wall of worry back into the trades that we've been recommending at jefferies. so i love raphael. he's a he's a very talented economist. but i think a lot of the folks at the fed have gotten themselves and around the fomc table have gotten themselves very twisted up on this tariff story. and they're they're reading textbooks. they're not reading markets. and the markets are telling you that people do not have significant changes in inflation expectations based on tariffs, whether you look at the tips market or even start to look at some of the crazy survey data that went

frank alluded to this covered the massive ordnance penetrator. it can contain 13,600 kg warhead or about 30,000 lb and basically it is a massive bomb. the idf has got nothing like this. the only way that this particular weapon can be delivered is through the spirit stealth bomber. there are around $2 billion a unit per aircraft so if i was looking at the question on how the us gets involved as a former strategic military planner you would look at where the gaps are in the idf capability. they do not have gaps in targeting strategic ballistic missile sites but were something like this they do. and this weapon could possibly destroy this plant or more likely degraded and it would normally take multiple air strikes to do that. let me bring in nafiseh beirut and a range of questions but some of them really simple and what they are trying to find out. i've got a couple here. they want to start by knowing who is the leader of iran first of all. well the supreme leader of iran is the head of the state and he is a religious figure but he has a lot of pow

frank. >> very interesting stuff there. of interesting to note when a company ceo, cfos, they sell shares often they're preplanned. but it's still very interesting to note that they're selling or buying, whichever the case may be. right. all right, silvana, thank you very much. all right. turn it back to one of our top stories this morning. high level trade negotiators from the u.s. and china are meeting in london today to try to shore up the fragile truce that they struck in switzerland last month, the u.s. delegation being led by treasury secretary scott bessant, commerce secretary howard lutnick and trade rep jameson greer. while china is being led by vice premier, he leading the talks come after president trump spoke with chinese leader xi jinping on thursday. let's talk more about this now with tom bloch, washington policy strategist at fundstrat and president of tom bloch consults. good morning. great to have you here. >> good morning. good to be with you this morning. so it's a busy day in london and washington. >> i

frank, glad you're back. it's not a zip trip without your trivia. >> well thank you, it is good to be back live. anyways, got a new hip, so i'm moving around pretty well now. yeah, we're going to do a deep dive into trivia. did you know that san jose was our first capital of the state of california? now we know what number four was. that was sacramento. but what were the two cities in between number two and number three? and if you live up in solano county, you know what i'm talking about. there. a couple of super bowl winning head coaches got their start just blocks away at san jose state. who were they. and oh by the way, there was a duo of folksy duo that had a show on cbs in the late 60s and 70s and were very popular. you know who they are. but did you know they got their start here in san jose? one played the bass, the other played the guitar. so we will answer those questions, of course. take a deep dive into japantown coming up shortly in zip trip trivia, but for now, let's send it back to garcia and a

frank. fascinating i know you're looking at the oecd throughout the show as well. but actually what they've done is they've said, look, global growth, it's the uncertainty. it's the tariff wars. it's just the oscillation in policy. and as such, they've taken down their growth estimates across the board as well. europe actually they held their previous targets, albeit a lowly around about 1% for 2025. they cut down the uk growth picture just a little bit as well. but quite frankly we're on wait and see here as well. i mean these markets barely moving the london market unchanged, the german market up a tiny bit. and that's despite the fact that the flip side of the story you were just talking about there, the steel manufacturers stateside having a big rally. well, then the steel manufacturers this side of the atlantic, the likes of arcelormittal, just giving back a little bit of ground as well. but that aluminum i think you said aluminum. but we'll split the difference on the eye. and those st

i'm frank holland. coming up in this half an hour, we have much more on that us-china trade agreement. we're going to talk to the leadership of norsk hydro. that's one of the top aluminum producers in the world. but first we begin with the u.s. and china reaching that new trade deal framework last night, after two days of talks focused on tech and rare earth minerals. last night, the commerce secretary. he provided more color on the deal. >> we do absolutely expect that the topic of rare earth minerals and magnets with respect to the united states of america will be resolved in this framework of implementation. that is a fundamental part of that. also, there were a number of measures the united states of america put on when those rare earths were not coming. you should expect those to come off sort of, as president trump said, in a balanced way when they approved the licenses, then you should expect that our export implementation will come down as well. >> and some more new developments in the last half

but this is the one to look at here, frank. in a worst case scenario, he said oil could hit 120 usd a barrel here, and american drivers could pay up to $1.25 more per gallon for gas. of course, that hasn't happened yet, but that is what we're potentially looking at on the table. if we saw that shutdown taking place and then as an extension to this, my good colleague steve liesman also pulled together a timeline of recent oil price shocks, which of course, act as a tax on the us economy. as you can see, what we are seeing now isn't really close to those previous shocks, and that is good news for the us consumer. so right now, the region bracing for how iran could respond and israeli forces really wasting no time doubling down on iran's ability to do so. today they've hit six airfields across iran, destroyed 15 military aircraft and damaged runways, bunkers and fueling systems, according to nbc news. so the israeli military really working here to deepen air superiority and disrupt iran's ability to launch any kind of air retaliat

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i'm frank holland.up this half hour, we're going to dig into two critical risk factors facing the region and why they matter for the markets and for your money. we're going to talk with freightwaves ceo craig fuller. untenable ceo steve vince. two very interesting conversations you don't want to miss. and now we're going to take a look at the u.s. markets coming off the juneteenth holiday and a fed decision on wednesday where the central bank signaled two rate cuts this year. but jay powell then went on to say the summary of economic projections should be taken with a grain of salt. investors are also weighing the possibility of u.s. involvement in the conflict between israel and iran. again, the president saying he's going to take the next two weeks to consider what action to take next. take a look at the action in the premarket this morning. these are futures. you can see they're off their lows of earlier. the dow looks like it would open about 90 points lower the indices down fractionally across the

and frank. president trump himself had said, referenced those rare earth curbs, saying that he believed that the rare earths curbs process is very, very complex. >> so, eunice, i mean, i have to ask obviously there's some some much bigger issues on the table here when we're talking about trade between the us and china. but this rift between president trump and elon musk obviously getting a lot of headlines, making global news. we've seen china and xi jinping himself kind of do a goodwill tour around asia, trying to basically reach an olive branch out to a lot of the nations that may be feeling some stress on their reciprocal tariffs and other things. is china reaching out to elon musk? are they trying to do anything with some of his other businesses that may be impacted by this fight? >> i think it's early to say, but the rift between president trump and elon musk has definitely gotten a lot of attention here. in fact, we've been seeing some memes of president trump leaning over a tesla, like th

frank cohn. was born in 1925 in germany, now poland and came to the united states with his family in 1938 fleeing nazi persecution. he was drafted into the united states army and served in the battle of the bulge. central europe campaigns. eventually meeting russian forces at the river. after the war he was assigned as sergeant of the guard for her ranking transoft prisoners who would be tried in the second nuremberg trials. colonel cohen went on to serve for 35 years in the united states army with tours in korea and vietnam. let us honor colonel frank cohn. [applause] anthony grant. major anthony grant 105 years young was drafted in 1942 and served in a segregated unit during world war ii. assigned to the 534th quartermaster battalion, his unit landed in normandy 10 days after d-day to support frontline troops. as a quartermaster logistics officer he helped establish supply in united states first army in the 82nd airborne division. his units supported general patton's third army during its push

i will let frank take that one. frank: you said the one from a month ago? is that right? >> [indiscernible question] frank: out of respect for the family, i do not like to comment when there is an active ntsb investigation going on. i will answer your question with any i can get better equipment in the hands of the controller making a decision in a split second, we are always improved. not just for efficiency but when it is time to make safety decisions. to say that would have prevented the crash, but is hard to say in the middle of an ntsb investigation. we want better equipment for controllers to make decisions in those multi-second spans. controllers make 1000 decisions a day. the better equipment they have, the better the output is. we always look for enhancements and improvements in our system. thank you. >> [indiscernible question] sec. duffy: protests can happen and fires can happen. that is less of a concern. our concern is how your leaders respond to crises. how do they respond to the riots. i think there is real concern about the leadership of your governor and

good morning. >> hey, frank, good morning to you.art with starbucks saying it is not currently considering a sale of its entire china operations. the statement, coming after a report by a chinese financial magazine. the company was without disclosing where it got the information. now, bloomberg previously reported starbucks kicked off the formal sale process of its china business in may, inviting interested parties to submit answers to a list of questions by the end of last week. and we're seeing shares of starbucks up a little over 1% in the premarket. all right. the national highway traffic safety administration says it's contacted tesla after reviewing online videos of robo taxis allegedly in the wrong lane and speeding on roads in austin, texas. now, tesla began a limited paid robo taxi service with a dozen or so cars in the city on sunday. now, tesla hasn't responded to a request from reuters for comment. tesla is also being sued by the estates of three people killed last fall, when their model s with autopilot crashed in new je

this is what frank foot looks like on social media plot. does the city on the mine river actually look back good in real life? so let's check out 3 hotspots. frank 1st is a bustling banking metropolis and international hub, but it can also be quite a bit like when you visit frankfurt, you comp miss the contact cathedral of send bartholomew. it's in the center, the old town, which has many narrow anyways and hopped in bit houses. that brings us to offer as hotspots in the town hall, is so called the blue mountain. it's one of the oldest town halls in germany, but is to guide them. i know who's that explains how everything here is as it seems, frank, for us have really destroyed in world war 2. so the outsource has thoughts survived by i would say 70 percent. and as soon as suspect to be inside your field like that in the 1950s, the stat case was built after the war. as such, the homa is an architectural mixture that reflects the city's history from the middle ages to the present day. the highlights is the imperial holes with 52 portraits of

frank, hello to you uh very different takes uh today from the supreme leader and from the us defense secretary on what happened in terms of those missile strikes? what's the best assessment that we have at the moment? i think the truth, s probably lies somewhere between the two. so at one end of the spectrum, you've got pete hegset defense secretary saying it was a historic and resounding success. he's referring there to the dropping of those bunker busting bombs by the us air force on the underground nuclear enrichment facility at fordo. and then on the other hand, the other one in the spectrum you've got the iranian supreme leader saying, america failed in its aims and it's it's had a slap in the face in qatar. the truth is we don't know for certain exactly how much damage has been caused by those bombs. now the likelihood is that given the pinpint accuracy that they were dropped down two ventilation shafts and the penting did a very sort of thorough graphic showing uh and it was quite revelatory actually i didn't realize none of us did that they'd spent 15 years working. on the te

frank, frank, this is conrad, answer. i'm listening, wells. how are you doing? everything's fine, finishing the installation, get the matrix ready. over and out. cat, wake up, you're a living pest and nothing can get you, i love it when you kiss me, we'll be back at the base soon, you. you'll get such a kiss for sticking your nose where you shouldn't, we ordered a taxi, great, boss, to the cemetery, don't joke like that, and i'm not joking, the tanker is a fake, specially to distract from the ship graveyard, i think the installation is being assembled there, well, let's go, over, yeah, cat, i'm listening to you, i don't know who sent you the information about the tanker, korneev, it was information from korneev's sources, now he's under arrest, giving evidence. well, gru colonel korneev, shall we talk? of course we'll talk, only they give you handcuffs. i'm interested in what intelligence agencies you cooperate with, what connects you with welsh and how long have you been leading your subversive activities? well, apparently. "i'm a double agent who cooperates wi

all right, let's look at the military aspect of all of this and bring in los frank language. frank, welcome back to the though we, you know, things are really moving and it hasn't been in pace here. so this really be the end of the war. who do you expect to claim victory? hey, good morning, nicole. both sides of course will play victory. but should this be the end of the conflict to the 12th day? was president trump would like us to cool. that's a, that's what we can call it, that the more credible a more credible placement would be as well. for the reasons we've just had it outlined, i suppose. but also because as well will be able to play nothing, the dominant script provided. this is the key provision that the political elements go reasonably well because expect them to go smoothly. provide you the recency, well they've got to as well, have been addressed. the world's really held its breath when news broke yesterday about around striking gives us space in can par. but that attack seemed designed to causes little damage as possible. what was around strategy there? yes, very

frank, stock up on gold. so that it's now the second largest reserve currency, if you will, in the world behind the dollar. so what you don't want to see in the us is have foreign investors in particular, exit the dollar in such a way that the dollar comes down, interest rates go up and you get into an intractable situation where inflation remains very high, cost of borrowing remains high, and that ultimately affects the consumer profoundly. >> so, ron, we got to go. but then why are we seeing gold lower and the dollar lower? >> well, i mean, you know, we've seen gold hit new all time highs. and as you just said, the dollar just yesterday hit a three year low. so we're seeing a little counter trend move on the prospects for trade deals with china and ten other countries. that's what commerce secretary lutnick said was coming in the next couple of days. so there's a brief reprieve. but if the president were to play this out the way he's discussing it right now, i think it would have adverse consequences on the

frank, there is no formalised conflict resolution or management mechanism at the moment, less the gmootline. the director general military operations of both countries, they have a hotline which is regularly used on tuesdays to exchange issues and information, and is available on occurrence of any untoward incident like this, and it can be used anytime. this is the only mechanism which is available. there is no other mechanism available now if you have only one mechanism available, which is not strong enough to handle the complete wrath of this crisis. and on the other hand, frank, you have an indian polity having an extremist mindset and reckless actions going to the international border. they, of course, would say the same about yourselves. so, the time window... what i am trying to say, the time window to intervene - like this time the americans and all the international community intervene - the time window, frank, is now substantially decreased. now having this time window decreased and with absence of any conflict management mechanism, the chances of spiral of this incident beyo

frank needs to be celebrated.emorial field to foster a healthy recreational opportunities. this week, cbs news bay area icon award goes to doctor frank merrill. >>frank, a retired veterinarian, also volunteers helping the unhoused with free vet care through project street vet in san diego. meantime, frank and the rich foundation are trying to raise $1 million to replace the turf on the field. and remember, you can nominate a local hero for a cbs news bay area icon award at kpix.com. first alert meteorologist zoe mintz joins us now on this saturday morning. and zoe, i just can't get over that sunrise. you showed it at 630 right at the top of the half hour. and it was this beautiful glowing >>start. to the morning. it was amazing. that was on top of black mountain, where it was >>vibrant. sometimes the sun just hits the clouds at this beautiful way. it makes it >>sparkle. i love it and that's why i love california. i feel like the sunrise and the sunsets are even more vibrant than most places >>in >>the united state

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frank gardner, thank you very much indeed. the tensions in the middle east or possibly ratcheting up and it comes as world leaders are gathering tomorrow in the hague for the 2025 nato summit to address all of the current challenges. they are trying to focus on ukraine and russia, but clearly the middle east is going to be a focus. my colleague lucy hockings is there for us. he tried to draw it back to russia. he did. he said the middle east is not the focus of the nato summit, but just hearing you discuss that threat that will very much be something that people will be talking about here. i was standing in the security line earlier today, everyone was on their phones looking at the israel iran story and all the implications. you will remember there are 32 member states of nato, but the big one, the most powerful is america, and the words of president trump is also what everyone is looking forward to hearing. he has pushed for a long time, his big thing is on defence spending, because he says he's sick of america carrying the

frank jaramillo? correct.a el cubano, once managed the gym where nick trained. odd person to call just before committing a murder, unless, of course, he was in on it. how to find out? step one, said chris nelson, go back to nick harvey. lean on him a little bit. you got to talk to this guy before he gets arraigned. because once he's arraigned, you're screwed. he's going to get an attorney. yeah, sure. and his attorney is going to tell him to shut up. keith morrison: just what birdsall and his partner were thinking. so they confronted nick again, now two days after lynn's murder. detective: you need to be fully truthful with my partner right now, because it's only going to, you know, benefit you to tell the truth. this is getting uglier and uglier. we went at him one last time. tell us your story. he reiterates almost exactly what he said before. keith morrison: which was that he killed lynn schockner because the burglary he tried to carry out went bad. the cops still didn't buy it. detective: i mean, i've been

a young jewish girl called and frank idolized the young ballerina frank success and concentration count. in 1945 in the hide out where frank wrote her famous diary, there was a photo of joyce. she never played dividing again after the will. she danced. she was the teacher. but she never played the button. and her daughter had no idea what was the volume? what was the story? this is how many of the violins entered the weinstein family collection. relatives brought them or the friends of holocaust victims. the many survivors wanted nothing that reminded them of germany after the war. others donated them in remembrance somewhere abroad which photos up their owners. but not every previous owner is clear. each instrument has its own origin story, the . this is kind of difficulties and residing. these are used very simply instruments which were made originally, english know, most of these instruments we don't know to whom they belong. so we dedicate them to different people. and this one is dedicated to my great grandparents, leave the not and never came to these rooms. and they were all kill