there was frank in a brand new lexus suv. >> frank? >> yeah, that's me. >> that's not an i.s. >> an i.s., referring to the less expensive car he said he'd be driving. >> oh, yeah. my wife took the other car this morning. >> that's sweet. now i know what you spent your money on. >> money from fred schockner, is what the cop meant. frank did not take that bait. >> i gotta get going. >> hard to tell from the video, but frank coughs up the money. >> i got a grand for you right now because they're still monitoring my accounts. >> who is? >> [ bleep ] detectives. >> are they looking at you? >> yeah. >> detective birdsall was inside a van listening to the whole thing go down. >> and when you finally get something like that, that's gold. that was the nail in his coffin. >> so the instant he offered that $1,000, you knew, i got him. >> yep. we got him. he locked himself into it. >> and a couple of days later, detective birdsall and his partner paid frank a visit to snap their trap shut. >> they basically brace him with, you know, who is this gu

haifa hard because frank was a legend. how imortant hard because frank was a legend. how important was — hard because frank was a legend. how important was he in establishing formula one as the big event that it is right now in the sporting calendar?— is right now in the sporting calendar? ~ ~ . , ., ., is right now in the sporting calendar? . . , ., ., ., calendar? well, williams for one of the bi est calendar? well, williams for one of the biggest teams _ calendar? well, williams for one of the biggest teams for _ calendar? well, williams for one of the biggest teams for a _ calendar? well, williams for one of the biggest teams for a long - calendar? well, williams for one of the biggest teams for a long time l the biggest teams for a long time and they are still a big team. back in the 80s and into the 90s, there were huge, the team to beat. they had nigel mansell and alain prost and damon hill, huge stars and people who people wanted to see and watch on television. frank was my contribution to the success of formula one into the 90s cannot be understated. he f

leo frank was sentenced to hang. anti- judaism figurative prominently in the trial and i actually found it a letter that leo frank's mother wrote to the washington post. in it, she" her words, and insult and the innuendos and the slander directed not only in her son during the trial but also at their religion. she likens the case and i think this is important for us to put this in why the perspective, she likened the case to another fairly recent international anti-semitism crisis, the dreyfus affair, i don't know how much you have studied this but in 1994, in france alfred dreyfus we see here, a jewish captain in the french army, was wrongfully convicted and giving military secrets to the germans. and he was sentenced to not only life in prison but he was sent to devils island, island off the coast of south america where he was in solitary confinement and actually chained to his bed at night. and meanwhile, evidence began to service that the espionage was still going on. so in france, they began to argue, anti- thin

really, i think i cannot say enough for frank. frank wasjust one of cannot say enough for frank. frank was just one of those very special people. he was a great brit, he was proud of great britain and when he got his knighthood it was the greatest thing that ever could have happened in his life, it was wonderful and great that he got that great privilege. 5ir wonderful and great that he got that great privilege-— great privilege. sirjackie stewart, i'm still getting — great privilege. sirjackie stewart, i'm still getting my _ great privilege. sirjackie stewart, i'm still getting my head - great privilege. sirjackie stewart, i'm still getting my head around i great privilege. sirjackie stewart, l i'm still getting my head around you running out of petrol! be that as it may, thank you for sharing your thoughts and memories of frank williams. :, ~ thoughts and memories of frank williams. . ~ , :, thoughts and memories of frank williams. :, ~' , :, g thoughts and memories of frank williams. . ~ g , tens of thousands of homes and businesses in scotland and northern england are sti

seven wins for frank williams�* team. and the founder of one of the great formula one teams — sir frank williams — has died. good evening. the health secretary says he wants to expand the uk vaccination programme as a matter of urgency, because of the new omicron variant of coronavirus. with a third case of it now detected here and more expected, ministers say they have acted swiftly in response. in england, masks will be required again in shops and on public transport — and tonight there's new guidance on masks in schools too. we'll be looking at the latest science and the impact on travel in a moment but first here's our health correspondent anna collinson. with the emergence of a heavily mutated covid variant, boosters are seen as more important than ever. queues, like here in slough, could soon include people as young as 18, with the programme expected to be expanded sooner than planned. i think everyone wants us to protect the progress that we have made and that is why we have acted very swiftly, and i believe

as leo frank's case okay i didn't tell you this, but as leo frank's case was appealed making headlines around the world, two men subsequently known for their anti-semitism called for a new trial for leo frank, one was the inventor and the other was henry ford so henry ford is responsible for publishing in the united states and then also around the world, the most intellectual anti- somatic track in all of history. how many of you have heard of this protocol. we will talk about them in a little bit, the protocols first appeared in a russian newspaper in 19 oh three, and they are clearly a fabrication it actually based on a novel that was written, a political satire about the holy in the third from france and actually translation of a french tech but the messagf of the protocol is straightforward and absolutely terrifying. they targeted the rise of liberalism had pried provided the jews with the tools to cement the revolutions to destroying the world's order and historic power like the nobility of the church and at the jews were about to take control of the world. here you can see a tiny

frank williams, who has died at the age of 79. sirjackie stewart obe is a three times formula 1 world champion, and knew sir frank williams. he shared some of his memories with me earlier this evening. he'd a wonderful sense of humour, we had great times together. i once ran out of petrol near silverstone, it was he who stopped to give me a lift to get some petrol, and he never forgave me for it. so we had lots of fun together. he didn't approve of the stewart tartan trousers, and he said that "of course i would never wear those," and i said, "if we won a grand prix, frank, would you wear the trousers?" "of course, because you'll never win a grand prix, stewart grand prix." well, we did win a grand prix and frank had to wear the tartan trousers. he was a friend to the end, and it was sad that he was so ill at the end, that in a way, today he's passed away in peace, and for that i think frank would appreciate that. he was a wonderful man, wonderful for british motor sport, very proud of his knighthood, and correctly he got a nice k

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let's get to frank holland and the half. >> welcome to the halftime report i am frank holland in for scott wapner the sell-off and growth stocks, they continue. should you buy on the big drop and should you just stay away? will this spark a bigger pullback in the market overall as we head to year end plus one of our commit members making a big move in one of the faang names. joining us for the hour jenny harrington, steve wiss, joe terra nova and jon najarian, co-founder of market rebellion.com. the market trying to avoid a third down day recouping big losses from earlier today, rising yields. they've been fueling recent declines and the ten-year hitting 1.86% and obviously, fast-rising yields on the 10-year and that's having a big impact on tech names and let's just talk about it, and we'll start things off looking at the high growth names and a lot of those high growth stocks have been hit pretty hard by the rising yields and i'll start off with you, if you don't mind and as a chance to buy the dip and you're moving away in the moves with the ten year that we're seeing >> it would

ayrton senna it was the driver frank williams idolise. in . driver frank williams idolise. in 1994 the great brazilian crashed and died while driving for williams. that piece of their history, the williams family describe as heartbreaking. it was a car accident and driving to an airport in france which left frank williams unable to walk. inconvenient, was how he once described it. it did not stop him. most of the world titles came after the accident. sir frank williams dedicated his life to the team which bore his name and for years,. frank williams, who has died at the age of 79. tens of thousands of people across northern england, scotland and wales remain without power and transport networks continue to suffer disruption in the aftermath of storm arwen. about 50,000 customers in the north east of england are still waiting for supplies to be reconnected. in the north west up to 16,000 homes and businesses are without power. the north of scotland remains at red alert status as 45,000 homes and businesses are still without supply, as are 12,000 customers in dumfries, fife,

frank towers, the man on the left sitting next to frank junior, his son and vietnam veteran is treating the little polish girl who was 11 years old who lives in toronto, canada and they hit it off, frank hit it off with everybody. this is frank in jerusalem between tel aviv and jerusalem. look at these two girls, they were on the train. he got to meet 55 survivors, wouldn't have been alive if it hadn't been for frank. the third infantry division and 740 third tank battalion, that was a great great time. from toronto a 17-year-old on gary and boy is with his precocious granddaughter who he called his revenge just loved it to meet his liberator's. she was 4, she was an orphan, raised by other women and she had a great story and i visited her in israel a few times and she recently passed away. leslie is gone. she is still alive, there is a cute little girl. when 2011 came around and we did our last reunion it was hard to get people to come because they are not young people anymore. the phone rang in my classroom. my school put a phone in the classroom. they had an outside line, unusual at

frank leslie's newspaper at eight years the oldest of the three u.s. weekly pictorials, included a special double-page depicting 13 scenes during monday, july 13th, and to a lesser extent, tuesday, july 14th, the first two days of the riots. since the pictorial papers were dated, by the last day of the week of publication, these images may have actually reached the public as early as july 18th, only five days after the violence began. publication in such proximity to the events required intensive labor and haste. entailing short cuts that delivered the news in a timely fashion, but at some cost to clarity and detail. so the engraving of the as it's called, the burning of the colored orphans asylum along with the issues of other illustrations was noticeably crude in the execution, although specific as to place. showing the crowd ranging along the 44th street side of the burning building. the new york illustrated news, the newest and least solvent pictorial weekly, also rushed out images of the riots within days of the onset of violence. such as this one

frank williams, who has died at the age of 79. sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. the founder and former team principal of the williams formula one team, sir frank williams, has died at the age of 79. one of the greatest names in the sport, his team won nine constructors�* championships and seven drivers�* titles. former formula one driver and three time world champion sirjackie stewart has been paying tribute tonight. we had great times together. i once ran out of petrol, he stopped to give me a lift to get some petrol and he neverforgave me for it. so we had lots of fun together. he didn�*t approve of the stewart tartan trousers, and he, he said of course i would never wear those, said if we won a grand prix, frank would you wear the trouser? of course because you will never a grand prix, well we did, and frank has to wear the tartan trousers! he was a friend to the end and it was sad that he was so ill, at the end, that in a way, today he has passed away in peace, and for that, i think frank would

frank towers the man on the left sitting next to frank junior his son a vietnam veteran the little polish girl who was 11 years old she was like my mom she lives in toronto canada. boy they hit it off.ve frank hit it off with everybody. this is frank init jerusalem got to meet 65 survivors in about 500 descendents who probably would not have been alive had it not been for frank. in the tank battalion from toronto this us with his precocious granddaughter who called his revenge, just love to meet his liberators. she was four, she was orphaned, she was raised by other women. she had a great story. i visited her in israel a few times.nt she just recently passed away, leslie's gone, steve's gone, ariel is still alive though. there's a cute little girl. when 2011 came around we did our last reunion it was kind of hard to get people to come. they are not really young people anymore. the phone rang in my classroom, i mean my school put a phone in the classroom that had an outside line which is kind of unusual at the time. their fielding calls from all over the world for a while from survivors an

and sir frank williams — who created one the great formula one teams — has died aged 79. coming up in a moment on bbc news it's sportsday — but first, here's click. are you ready for today's teaser? go on, then! right, what does this penguin, this building in iceland, a huge digital artwork and this slamming basketball block all have in common? ah, our most loyal viewers might know! yes, they will. they've all turned up in our attempts to explain the blockchain — the buzzword of the decade, the thing that every business needs. does it really? no, but go with me. and the thing that's currently burning through more electricity than the country of argentina as people use blockchain technology to try and get rich on cryptocurrency. so, the blockchain is a way of storing ownership records. it can prove that you own a bitcoin, a house or even a video clip. that proof is a unique token that is non—changeable, non—fungible — it's a non—fungible token, or nft. personally, i've always been sceptical of whether nfts are a sensible idea, but there are plenty of people who

sy fi author frank. let's not go as far as living and other on other planets as a plan b. let's stick to plenty where we save our plan and we stay on planet earth. and then i said about what kind of humans are we going to be here on earth and 203050 years time. i mean, look at the internet. that is actually sort of taking everything in with the social media and with, you know, our habits that are completely different. now we don't have taxes anymore. we don't shop anymore. it's even easier to didn't have sex over the internet than to actually do it in real life. so i know some people who still do it in real life. i mean, yes, but more we go on and says, care thing to me because i still come from a generation where internet wasn't there when i was born. it came somewhere midway through. but then when i look at the younger generation, it is not as much of a necessity for them anymore. and you know, you have all these like, dolls that they sell as partners in japan. they're like 5000 euros and they're like

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joining us now is frank appel. good one to you. thank you for joining us pick let's start with your rise in full-year forecast driven by these rates which have been climbing. how long do you see those rates being sustained at the level they are at? frank: this is the most often asked question. this is very difficult to predict. the good news is that our b2b business has pulled back and commerce is on a very good level and that means a lot of our customers have a lot to do and that has led to limitations for the supply chains. capacity constraints. and if that -- that depends on two things. when is intercontinental travel normal again? longer than people expected six months ago. of course, we have a shortage on vessels because they are not getting offloaded on the west coast in the u.s. and that constraints. these things will normalize it we will see constraints. in the new year, these things will normalize. when the rates will really come down takes probably a little bit longer. it always follows what happens to the capacity but in

sad news about frank williams? the founder and former team principal of the williams formula one team, sir frank williams, has died at the age of 79. one of the greatest f1 team owners in history, his team won nine constructors' championships and seven drivers�* titles. joe wilson looks back on his life. sir frank williams built a motor racing team which beat the world. commentator: seven wins for frank williams' team. i up to the chequered flag and past it goes alanjones. from 1980 onwards, williams won the formula 1 constructors�* title nine times. the drivers�* title, seven times. commentator: mansell finishes and he's world champion. - the car often seemed unbeatable. and yet williams remained an independent, family run business. i've had a wonderful life, wouldn't dream of changing anything, truthfully. well, the thought of retiring or selling the team or otherwise never crossed my mind. we're an exciting business, highly competitive, always something to worry about. which can be quite healthy, actually.

. - frank williams's life. i think it had a massive impact. i'm - frank williams's life. i think itj had a massive impact. i'm not frank williams's life. i think it - had a massive impact. i'm not even fully sure he ever recovered from it. as indeed a lot of people associated with that team, or even, i was there that day competing, we had a huge accident. it was a very black day in formula 1 history because there had been a death the day before and we had never seen anything like it before. the outpouring and the cry particularly for ayrton senna, because well champion, devoted to his sport, —— world champion, he was a god in brazil and it affected frank because he felt, to have anybody die in a car of yours is a shocking thing to happen. and i know with the designer of the car in particular, it is still very raw moment, even though it was years ago. i'm not sure frank ever really had the same swagger all the way he operated, he never had the way he operated, he never had the same smile after that. it had a huge impact. he the same smile after that. it had a huge impa

frank leslie had learned after his paper broke the so-called swill milk scandal in 1858, which involve the death of children who drank milk from cows fed tainted seed, the circumstances only expose them to lawsuits or physical harm. these were hazards that would surely be heightened in the context of a riot. "harper's weekly" introduced in 1857 and once the most republican of the weeklies, did not credit the 22 year old thomas nast as the source of several of its illustrations. we know, however, that he returned to the city on july 12th from a frustrated effort to cover the battle of gettysburg. years later, he told his biographer that he had witnessed and sketched some of the violent events. in any of the 11 harpers engravings are based on the work of thomas nast, it is the full page illustration of the burning asylum, featured in the august 1st issue. nasty view the asylum well, having lived on west 84th street until 1862. the dramatic and detailed illustrations captured the scale of the asylum and was more evocative of the events then in leslie's and the illustrated news. it depicts

frank, it's really great to have you with us. so when you write science fiction, it's basically based on reality and for seeing the future. do you feel like sci fi is a tool to, to shape the future? can it shape the future? i think it always has been like that. if you look back to isaac asimov, who invented the laws of the robot's arm, he did that in the end of the 60s. and this is exactly what we are now at the moment. currently talking about when we talk about artificial intelligence and robotics and dom, we know that the idea of the touch screen came 1st from 2001 space odyssey. so technologically there is a lot science fiction. all those bring in later scientists develop for the common use from a philosophical point of view. i'm skeptical cause on. and neither have i found that this to piece we had in science fiction. ah, like, they're written it for his example like horrible, did it? no, nor have i found the you to please. ah mm. so i think the reality is much more complex and it always developed in another way than you woul

i'm frank holland for brian sullivan this morning. here is how your money and global markets are setting up. we are seeing here a bit of a mixed picture. nasdaq moving higher the consumer again is in focus target and lowes we are watching for today. now a look at the treasury yield. wti and brent crude. we'll watch october building permits. that housing out at 8:30 eastern. pointing to a bigger draw down than expected. last week, the pressure that could force the biden administration to release administration reserves. much more clearly from our london news room with juliana. >> i will do my best the big data point today in the uk is the consumer price index hitting a 10-year high in october with price increases accelerating 4.2 compared to the last month will pile even more pressure on the bank of england when it hikes rates against in september. we are flat and now gains have tempered some what out to the european markets the stock 600 higher to just under 490. yesterday hitting an all-time high it has been an incredibly high run an

frank hit it off with everybody. this is frank in jerusalem between tel aviv and jerusalem where -- look at the expression on these girls faces, they were on the train. he got to the 55 survivors and about 500 descendents who probably wouldn't happen alive if it hadn't been for frank. the 743rd tank battalion, it was a great time. leslie from toronto, 17-year-old hungarian boy, this is with his granddaughter he called his revenge. just loved to meet his liberator's. my beauty, she was for. she was an orphan. she was raised by other women she had a great story. i visited her in israel a few times. she just recently passed away. leslie is gone, steve is gone. arielle is still alive though. a cute little girl. when 2011 came around and we did our last reunion, it was hard to get people to come because they are not really young people anymore. the phone rang in my classroom, my school put a phone in the classroom, there is an outside line, it's kind of unusual at the time because the secretaries were from all over the wo

frank williams team... and the founder of one of the great formula one teams — sir frank williams — has died. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in singapore, and one in the morning in south africa, where president cyril ramaphosa has slammed the decision by some countries including the us, europe and parts of asia to ban flights from southern african countries following confirmation of the presence of the new omicron variant of covid—19. mr ramaphosa called the moves unjustified. he said — increased vaccination was the best way to tackle the new variant. these restrictions are completely unjustified and unfairly discriminate against our country and our southern african sister countries. the prohibition of travel is not informed by science, nor will it be effective in preventing the spread of this variant. the only thing the prohibition on travel will do is to further damage the economies of the effected countries and undermine their ability to respond to a

just sum up frank williams and what he means to for me to why frank was a real titan, a former one. he was around for 5 decades and to survive him from $1.00 to $1.00. you have to be the very best. and that's what frank was. he started from the ground up, he was a grocery salesman. he's had used that money to create his own team. he then sold that and created the team that went on to become the 2nd, my successful homer, one team in history. and he was a nice guy, a funny guy, he cared very much about his workforce when the team was sold a couple of years ago. it was very important to him that the 400 or 500 stoffer williams height she were looked after because he saw as a family em and he wanted them to, to live on. and i think it's because he treated the team in such a kind hearted way, but he was so driven to succeed and wanted to do everything that he could is why they would say successful. but it was an over sale success. he'll say face some terrible times and he lost the ease of his legs after series congress. and then as i previously mentioned, the death of at and center as we

thank you. >> thank you very much, frank. i can try to allay these questions do you as they come in. i encourage folks to use the q&a option on zoom. we have a question from robert. he says i'm wondering about bradford education. he quotes seneca at one time, and in another place bradford writes being passed a vast ocean in a sea of troubles. this is similar to shakespeare whether it is nowhere to take arms against a sea of troubles. is there any possibility, robert asks, the bradford knew of shakespeare was this just a common metaphor of the time? >> i think it's very likely that he knew of the works of shakespeare. bradford is an interesting person because he did not have any education beyond the home and presumably a local grammar school. he is not one of the puritans who went to either oxford or cambridge university but he was always are interested in what we would call self-education. he read extensively. we can tell from the inventory at his death he had a very large collection of books and then of course as robert ment

the interior minister seems to be very frank with the | seems to be very frank with the guardian. he's talking about, accusing priti patel of doubletalk, of saying one thing in private and one thing publicly. this story is a reminder that though the english channel is a narrow passage of water, the gulf between france and britain over the migrant crisis seems to be widening. at a time when we, you know, we need to reach some sort of agreement. it is quite clear in some papers that france says no the agreement won't be bilateral. any agreement on this have to be between the uk and the eu. meanwhile, even as we speak, there will be more people planning to get into boats, coerced by traffickers, and, yes, another issue that is facing us. this is turning out to be quite a month, december, isuspect. this interview that the french interior minister has given to the guardian, it underlines the frosting is of the relationship between the two countries at the moment, doesn't it? , , , ., two countries at the moment, doesn't it? , ,, ., two countries at the moment, doesn't it? , ,, two coun

we are enterin: let's be frank about that. we are entering the _ let's be frank about that. we are entering the final— let's be frank about that. we are entering the final week - let's be frank about that. we are entering the final week of - let's be frank about that. we are l entering the final week of cop26, let's be frank about that. we are i entering the final week of cop26, a front page of the guardian, too few of us are willing to change our lifestyle to save the planet. i’m lifestyle to save the planet. i'm anno ed lifestyle to save the planet. i'm annoyed boris _ lifestyle to save the planet. i“n annoyed borisjohnson has annoyed boris johnson has single—handedly annoyed borisjohnson has single—handedly managed to take all of the front pages away from this and that is my bitter pill swallowing this week. no surprises that few are willing to change their lifestyles to save the planet. we all have problems giving away our toys are being asked to give something up. that is what is being happening. people are not good or bad, theyjust like being told what to do

this is, frank, you see his website. go to it. listen to the music, learn about the man very interesting. the other logo is the 16th institute. it's an initiative of the archdiocese to bring beauty and splendor back to the liturgical sacred music and it's for this group frank, as the composer. he's been commissioned to write a mass. thank you, for the slide. >> tell us about the mass that will premiere here in the cathedral december 8th? >> this is an interesting project. it takes me into very new territory as a composer. the inspiration for it is our lady of guadalupe bay and the annual celebration surrounding that this year coincides with the immaculate conception. we will have both things happening at the same time december 8th mass. what's interesting about it is the archbishop's vision and i've known him for a number of years. he's often talked about this. using music as a cultural bridge. that's what he asked me to try to do with this mass. trying to find a way to weave into the fabric of the music certain popular devotional

well, we did win a grand prix and frank had to wear the tartan trousers. he was a friend to the end. next to football — viniciusjunior scored a late winner to take real madrid four points clear at the top of la liga after they came from behind to beat sevilla 2—1. whilst in the english premier league manchester united, with michael carrick in temporary charge, earned a hard fought point at chelsea in a 1 all draw. jorginho equalising for the home side after his mistake had allowed jadon sancho to put united in front. chelsea's lead at the top of the table is down tojust a point. iam i am absolutely happy with the performance, the effort and the quality of the game from us. i think dominate the game from the first to the last minute, did everything for this game — rhythm, intensity. we were aggressive, we never stopped attacking and yeah, unfortunately we scored two goals but one on each side. tottenham's game at burnley was postponed because of snow. that was bad news for this spurs fan ken — who travelled for 31 hours from dallas in texas to be at

joining me now is frank figliuzzi, the host of the podcast "the bureau with frank figliuzzi." frank, it's great to see you again. i appreciate you joining us. let's talk about these subpoenas here for a moment. why is this list of people in particular, groups like the proud boys, you know, what will the committee hope to learn from them, i guess? >> this got my attention, because now we're getting to the heart of those organizations that seemed the most coordinated, that seemed to be running, recruiting, planning the operations and seemed to be moving forward, the future of what radicalization will look like in our society. these are groups that are poised to commit violence, have the capacity, the will, the motivation to do it. oath keepers, as you know, a group that specifically wants to recruit and has successfully recruited law enforcement, former and active military, former and active. we're going to learn a whole lot, potentially, about the connection between those groups and those in and around the trump orbit. >> you have your own podcast, as i mentioned, this week's e

frank? >> good morning. walmart had 208 billion in grocery sales last year and is looking to gain market share by using driverless trucks to move online groceries orders. they partnered with gatik, they're gas powered trucks operate 12 hours every day, get loaded at warehouses called dark stores and travel to walmart locations they get unloaded and go back for a 7 mile round trip. walmart is moving to a hub and spoke model, operating smaller warehouses closer to customers that require more restocking they expect the autonomous tech to become more in demand as retailers follow the trend. >> the number of trips, the number of routes increases expone exponentially. so you have to use an autonomy solution like ours >> what you have to keep in mind is that grocery is traditionally a very thin margin business, 2 to 4%. so other retailers are also testing out the tech kroger testing it out with nuro in the houston area and using automation and warehouses to deliver groceries. albertsons is using remote control deli