they have a lot of anonymity online, jamie. , ., ., , , ., , jamie. they do, and this question is one that has — jamie. they do, and this question is one that has been _ jamie. they do, and this question is one that has been looked _ jamie. they do, and this question is one that has been looked at - one that has been looked at repeatedly. it is a hard one. ifeel the best is to crack down on the abuse and you focus on the abuse itself and you have the structures in place to make sure this abuse cannot happen in their sanctions and penalties to make sure the abuse does not happen in the first place, regardless of who does against, but some of the facts in this piece are shocking, so it is something it does need to be addressed as it goes through parliament today, i think the key thing is to make sure the sort of abuse you're seeing online, whether it is political figures, journalists, sometimesjust members journalists, sometimes just members of journalists, sometimesjust members of the public, is absolutely stamped out. tech firms need to be cracking

you know, with you and jamie and will. because i think when you learn the history of the reagan years, you see the contrast between the carter ma lay speech and crisis of confidence in 1970s remember inflation and a lost war in vietnam remember the oil embargo and our confidence was shake it been like it is shaken today. right, but it doesn't have to remain permanent just like the wall jus leak that east western border was not a permanent condition. we can change it. and whaing we have to do is educate ourselves. reeducate ourselves about the great promise of our republic and recognize it is founders did that this republic required constant nurturing so let's start nurturing an regaining our confidence. >> all right. two final questions if or you. i'll go around to give each of you a shot at this but we're coming up on -- , in fact, we're at an hour so i'll have to ask you to be brief give me a one sentence answer if you can. here's the first question. i'm going to give you two quotations. at the washington post writing so

jamie. — not run rampant to. because some people. jamie. were _ not run rampant to. because some people, jamie, were not _ not run rampant to. because some people, jamie, were not coming i people, jamie, were not coming forward with diseases even when they could because they were so worried about going into hospital? i5 could because they were so worried about going into hospital?- about going into hospital? is why i do not necessarily _ about going into hospital? is why i do not necessarily by _ about going into hospital? is why i do not necessarily by the - about going into hospital? is why i do not necessarily by the idea - about going into hospital? is why i do not necessarily by the idea this| do not necessarily by the idea this isjust_ do not necessarily by the idea this isjust the — do not necessarily by the idea this isjust the lockdown, because at do not necessarily by the idea this is just the lockdown, because at the time, _ is just the lockdown, because at the time, people were terrified to leave their house, people did not go to hospitals — their hou

so, jamie, listen to this story, all 3 of you -- but jamie next. well stay with ronald reagan here for a moment. this is a story, a famous story, told to me by dick gallon, who is your predecessor. ronald reagan's first national security adviser. the years 1977, record is now a former governor. he has just lost the republican presidential nomination to gerald ford. so far, there is no indication he's going to run for president. still, he's paying close attention to quote world affairs. dick gallon stopped by his house and brief him on world affairs. and then reagan said well, would you like to hear my theory of the cold war? dick allen said of course governor. ronald reagan, i'm quoting now from decode put this down in writing. this is reagan speaking, some people think i'm simplistic, but there's a difference between the simple and being simplistic. my theory about a cold war is, that we win and they lose. well, how do you operationalize that? here's the whole -- richard nixon, dÉtente, henry kissinger, jimmy carter. i think is genie the senior j

jamie, let's set the scene. on his first trip to germany in 1978 -- i'm quoting your essay for the reagan institute. reagan visited the site where 16 years old, an 18-year-old, an east german who tried to escape over the wall, was shot and bled to death in no man's land. they were disturbed by what they saw of life under east german communism. between 1978 when reagan first visited the wall and 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall, what had changed? how had the correlation of forces shifted? >> i think -- thanks for having me at the reagan institute. great to be with you. i was struck when i was reading will and general mcmaster's essays, in addition to mine. i think we all cited you as sources. you have done an amazing job keeping the story of the development of the speech alive. i thank you for that. i think future generations will be able to understand the context and history better. when i was writing the essay and looking at that period, what struck me was how much the german public had suffered during t

jamie? some of gorbachev's views may have been shaped and i think i mentioned this, i can't remember the source, from something you had written or elsewhere that i think the u.s. government actually briefed the soviets in advance to warn them about the lines and so that could have just been some of the bureaucratic way that the reagan administration gave a heads up essentially through the soviet ambassador in berlin or elsewhere. ultimately i agree with general mcmaster. it made things much more difficult for gorbachev if he wanted to intervene whether in germany, in berlin in november, 1989, or in poland or in czechoslovakia or in hungary. that was the fundamentalal tipping point when it became clear the citizens of those countries had had enough. were going to rise up. and were going to be too much for the communist government to prevent them and they all needed ultimately soviet intervention if they were to survive. that is what the playbook had been for decades previously. whether it was

jamie believes that the conservatorship should end immediately. and with no objections, abc's dan abrams expects britney to finally be free. >> i think it's likely now that on november 12 we will see the end of the conservatorship or at least the wheels rolling to exactly how that conservatorship is going to end. >> reporter: britney spears is expected to attend today's hearing virtually, meanwhile, her attorney may be looking to pursue criminal charges against her father, jamie spears, after a "new york times" documentary report found evidence of alleged illegal surveillance. mona, andrew? >>> an australian man out for a day of fishing ended up in the hospital. he says a crocodile between 13 and 15 feet long suddenly appeared and lunged at him. he grabbed onto a tree branch, but the croc clamped down on his boots. he repeatedly stabbed the beast in the head with a pocket knife and it let go. the odds of doing that successfully is nearly zero. >> but not zero. >> clearly not zero. he was the one. woo, i don't want to be the two. >>> coming up, gin

i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. have a good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> >>> breaking news, minutes ago we confirmed a child was shot on interstate 880 in oakland, new chp audio and the investigation that shut down lanes for mike hours. >> if you wanted to see more rain, i have good news, early next week the next storm arrives and we will look at it in detail. >>> i am juliette goodrich . a child shot on highway 880 in oakland this afternoon . >> da lin is live in oakland with details . >> reporter: interstate 880 is back to normal, both southbound and northbound directions have reopened . a law enforcement source confirmed a child, roughly 3 years old, was shot and we do not know the condition of the child at this time. let us show you some video. the law enforcement source tells me it was a rolling gun battle between two cars on interstate 880 in the downtown oakland area . the victim has nothing to do with the two car gunbattle. but the victim's car was caught in the cro

the other stuff, this is classic jamie. that's why love him, he shouldn't be correcting himself but i need a little backdrop of what's going on. liz: you can't say anything anymore. >> the chinese lovett, literally in the morning they came out and everybody was like oh my god, what did he do. they came back and issued again because the chinese love to reflect a lot. as part of the thing. liz: especially when they throw you in prison for writing a book that is critical. >> on the fax jamie dimon was right he said the united states does not know how to put out the underwear. he said the fact that he doesn't agree with policies that we have to leave china because we disagree with the government like trump was going to do. because if he disagreed with the policies of the u.s., j.p. morgan would have to leave the u.s. and come back and forth like a million times. then he prays donald trump, he basically said he was crazy but i agree with him. they needed to be held accountable. what i liked about it, it was so honest and so real

, can i ask allow people to pat him on... jamie, can i ask you — allow people to pat him on... jamie, can i ask you how — allow people to pat him on... jamie, can i ask you how you _ allow people to pat him on... jamie, can i ask you how you lost _ allow people to pat him on... jamie, can i ask you how you lost your i allow people to pat him on... jamie, can i ask you how you lost your site i can i ask you how you lost your site because it led to the end of your career in the navy and i want to ask you what effect that had a new? i was 19 when i lost my sight after a short career in the navy as an aircraft engineer and i was getting to the end of my training and the back of my eyes died, i was devastated. my whole life was turned upside down. i was like back into childhood, how to learn to read, get around, the simple things in life you take for granted. cooking a meal, getting around, reading newspapers, meeting people, all of those things were taken away from me when i was 19. through the help of guide dogs and blind veterans uk and other charities i have learnt how to live my lif

jamie believes that the conservatorship should end, immediately. and with no objections, abc legal analyst dan abrams expects britney to be free. >> i think it's likely now that on november 12th, we're going to see the end of the conservatorship, or at least the wheels rolling towards exactly how that conservatorship is going to end. >> britney spears is expected to attend today's hearing virtually. meanwhile, her attorney may be looking to pursue criminal charges against jamie spears, after a "new york times" documentary report found evidence of alleged illegal surveillance. mona, andrew? >> thank you. >>> in sports, the dolphins' defense came up big, returning a fumble for the touchdown in the fourth quarter, winning 22-10. and cam newton is a carolina panther again. he played nine seasons with the team. he signed a potential $10 million deal, but he's not expected to play in this sunday's matchup. >>> coming up, the new technology that trans lates thoughts into texts. >>> why did christopher walken >>> why did christopher walken destroy a there'

jamie dimon joking that his bank is likely to outlast the chinese communist party. he reiterate his commitment to the country. >> the communist party celebrated its 100th year. so is jpmorgan morgan. i'll make you a bet we'll last longer. i can't say that in china. tom: let's get to bloomberg's senior finance editor. what are the potential impacts of dimon's comments? has there been any reaction out of china so far? >> that is an interesting comment, especially in a year questioning whether the communist party is a permanent fixture. it is hard to gauge the potential impact. we have had jpmorgan morgan and others making a big push into china now. they are looking at, you know, they are looking at getting approvals for expanning in wealth management. jpmorgan morgan earlier this year got approval to gain 100% of its securities venture. there is a lot of business risk at stake for the bank. in terms of impact, we're not seeing any official comments or anything in social media or from local media. they have reported on some of his other comments from the same panel. it

jamie finch hillary for which of us are all mark l. c n n martin publisher of pro american report dot com. thanks for joining me on this conversation. i have no doubt of it's going to be a lively one, considering the last 10 minutes before it was roll. i'm sure they're gonna bring that fire here. jamie, i wanna start with you on this, you have a background in the airline industry. let's start with the airlines. you know, we have seen continued abuses that have been happening of those are the staff. and now you have this influx of passengers. are the airlines and back up ready to go at full force and able to handle this rush. i'm hoping that they are, i mean they've, they've been trying to ramp up with the staff and with, with planes or work. they just take some time. and also they're having delays on the place that they were expecting to have the, from the oldest that they were replacing, which was the $737.00 max. and those are backlog into, in being delayed and delivery. so they're really trying to do their best, but i think they're

what was the risk for jamie dimon? reporter: the relative swiftness of the apology from jamie dimon really shows how much is at stake for the bank. j.p. morgan has a $20 billion exposure in the country, and you remember earlier, they are actually trying to go deeper into china. from that perspective, it was certainly ill time to read jamie dimon does not want to jeopardize any future growth ambitions in asia, particularly in china which has lots of. he has made rash comments in the past, perhaps given the bank's recent record of profit and share price, hitting highs, it felt nonchalant. he followed up with the swift statement the next day. shery: he does have a history of making provocative remarks. reporter: he definitely does. he has said before president trump -- he would have made a better president and he could win because he was smarter than trump, he did walk that back. when it comes to china, dimon is not the only person, jp morgan is not the only company that has had to walk back comments and actions. the nba,

then who, jamie? that's the question. >> this is the best we can do. >> yeah. >> the only time i ever agreed with biden, like i felt like i related to him, was when he fell asleep at the summit. >> me too. >> did you too? >> i'm going that's exactly what i would do. >> i hear the word summit i'm out. >> yeah. guy, if biden and trump have a rematch, in 2024, who wins? that's a great question. whoever wrote that. >> if they had it now i think trump would win the rematch at the moment. who knows what things will look like a few things from now. i think he'll probably finish out the term, i hope, and i think that he will step aside and wait for the next person and sort of allow that new era to usher in. i did see the headline on this poll, which was most democrats want to replace biden in 2024. i'm like oh, same actually agree with the democrats not in quite the same way. but to chadwick's point, the heir apparent is the political equivalent of box office poison. she shows up, she laughs at her own jokes

but it was throughout history to jamie's point . the romans, every single one of the table, most of our audience was all the descendants of slaves. because the romans built those rows built the coliseum. everything was built by indigenous people. i want reparation of reparation. this is getting to my next point, you've anticipated my next point in terms reparations. the supply chain started way in africa, who rounded off every single. so then american say, and i had them in shackles in cages on the beaches reading. the african kings would go in eliminating villages and eliminate cultures. they had them shackled in the cages on the beach and they were making a fortune and money from this. it wasn't so much a racial issue. this is a financial issue. this was trade or was about just like it was the romans. it's been like this throughout history. so slavery is unable nation. remember you asked about the english issue? the english, right. william wilbur. 4th, 18. 07. was the 1st to actually start the abolitionist movement. it wasn't to $

jamie dimon regrets his comments about china's communist party. happy thanksgiving to all of our american friends. let's check in on a terminal chart showing where the markets are pricing in rate hikes. a slightly more hawkish set of commentary out of the fomc minutes. the flattening of the yield curve, stronger u.s. dollar. the markets are now pricing in four rate hikes within the next 24 months. bear in mind we have heard from former fred president william dudley and lacquer, both seeing it between 3% to 4%. that is the cycle within an fomc considering the pace of inflation. data out yesterday pointing to ever higher inflation. a presuming consumer in the u.s.. let's check in on the markets across the asian space. relative optimism, gains of .2%. the future in europe. gains of .5% after ending in the green. looking past the lockdowns and additional measures to curb covid-19 across the euro. the u.s. is closed for trading today. brent, keeping an eye on this. the tussle between biden and the administration and opec-plus. .2%. the u.s. dollar at t

jamie, i wanna start with you on this, you have a background in the airline industry. let's start with the airlines. you know, we have seen continued abuses that have been happening. of those are the staff. now you have this influx of passengers are the airlines and back up ready to go at full force and able to handle this rush. i'm hoping that they are, i mean they think they've been trying to ramp up with your staff and with, with planes or work. they just take some time. and also they're having delays on the place that they were expecting to have the, from the oldest that they were replacing, which was the $737.00 max. and those are backed backlog into, in being delayed in delivery. so they're really trying to do their best, but i think they're going to have to just mark down and deal with it. you know, people are so many people traveling like jefferson or well and they're allowed to buy flaring but also goes the idea of price increases because it's not cheap. now granted, in the past there's been sales, but hillary this time, how is this year any different? the pri

they say, and so is jamie diamond. so here's the headline. inflation is good for you and this comes from the intercept and i say don't panic over milk prices. inflation is bad for the one percent, but helps out almost everyone else. and what's happening is this says, the intercept, the inflation freak out, is all about class conflict. in fact, it may be the fundamental class conflict that between creditors and debtors. a fight has been going on since the foundation of the united states, that because inflation is often good for most of us, but is terrible for the kinds of people who own corporate news outlets or say, founded cold firms. and a panic about inflation usually creates the conditions to weaken the power of working people. so says the intercept allegedly a very progressive media outlet, right? as we've been saying, as i've been saying, as inflation takes all the major media and alternative media the way they describe and fly, and they whether describe economic, forget increasingly more abstract and unhinged. s

an attorney for jamie spears maintains his actions were done with britney's best interests at heart and quote well within the parameters of authority conferred upon him by the court, with the consent of britney, her court-appointed attorney, and/or the court. >> i think the conservatorship presented this narrative that all was well, that the conservatorship had saved her life. and it wasn't until very recently that people really started to question whether or not that was the case. ♪ it's getting late ♪ >> reporter: spears stopped performing 2 1/2 years ago, saying she will no longer go on stage while her father is in control of her life and career. her instagram feed giving fans glimpses of her life. it's where she announced her engagement to boyfriend sam asgari. today he posted this video of the couple wearing "free britney" t-shirts. her father jamie spears removed as head of the conservatorship six weeks ago, a judge appointing a temporary recommended by the singer and her attorney, whose duties ended today. now with the conservatorship a thing of the past, there will be new ch

there were tortured under jojo jamie's rule. and so that is going to have an effect on, on, on these elections. but most importantly, it's this idea of impunity. the next president has to ensure that there is the rule of law that there is justice. i mean, there's a lot of grievances amongst cameron's natalie about the, the issues of corruption or the fact that the justice isn't being served, or at least as being served only in a, in, in, in essence, for those that are in power. so there's a sense for many ambiance that those promises made when you're jamie left power in 2017, have not been fulfilled in, in these elections. what's at stake is to ensure that whoever becomes the next president will make sure that those recommendations made by the truth reconciliation, reparation commissions will be put into law. but also that all these other grievances, corruption, and all the other issues that cameron's face will be addressed during those elections. massage f nicholas hat in duck on sanibel across that for us. thanks so much nick.

by then, jamie spears says he supported terminating the conservatorship. shortly after that hearing, britney became engaged, and says she wants to have more children. >> i'm ready for her to go sit in her palace, and chill, and take this freedom, and it whatever she wants with it. >> reporter: spears's father has said through his attorneys that he has always acted in his daughter's best interests, and has helped her rehabilitate her career. cbs news, los angeles. >> britney spears's attorney says he will pursue an investigation into jamie spears's handling of the conservatorship. >>> california has administered more than 55 million vaccines, but health officials are still worried about a potential fifth wave as we head into winter. california is already directing healthcare providers not to turn away fully vaccinated adults who want the covid booster shot 6 months after their second dose. the cdc is currently recommending booster shots for seniors, people with chronic illness, or people who work in high risk jobs. the washington post reports health officia

. >> and the singer's father, jamie spears also agreed to step down as her financial advisor jamie spears first saw a conservatorship for his daughter in 2008 as the pop star underwent a series of public mental health struggles fueled in part by heavy media coverage. joining right now is attorney graham doubt. he's with bar and young attorneys in greetings. welcome. it was certainly britney is relieved. her fans are thrilled, but in a practical sense. what does it mean for her. exactly. >> well, i think right now, it means that is kind of a last line from first to make decisions for she's been under the conservatorship for over a decade in she now has a self determination to make decisions about her finances or care who spend time with what contracts changes in june is that it's a big moment for. obviously this case garnered a lot of attention. the free britney. >> fans showing up. but there were also a lot of people there in la outside the courtroom that weren't necessarily britney fans. but had issues with the idea of conservatorships. do we need to as a society re examine exactly what

jamie dimonjust got back not to take any chances. jamie dimon just got back from hong kong where he got a red carpet treatment. the first wall street boss to visit since the start of the pandemic, he was allowed to skip quarantine which is a whole other story in its own right. the point is he and jpmorgan have enjoyed pretty decent relationship with the chinese state especially when you look at the product context of us tension so in terms of whether this is that serious, probably not. there has not been a massive reaction, maybe some eye rolling, it was not a human rights criticism, for example, — he would have been facing a much thorny situation. but when you're doing business in china, the episode shows that there is no such thing as being too careful. ~ , ,., , ., ~ no such thing as being too careful. ~ , , . ~' ,, careful. absolutely. thank you very much- — careful. absolutely. thank you very much. you _ careful. absolutely. thank you very much. you are _ very much. you are with bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to c

everyone in hong kong has been denigrated by jamie diamond. the world press applaud him and things aren't going great over there. i wonder why, but nevertheless, i would look around the world and you see the impact of all of this flagrant money printing compared to el salvador. here in el salvador, the sun always comes up. the volcanoes always erupt. the waves always come in and now their money is tied to unimpeachable mathematical certainty, brick coin, it fits in el salvador to hand in glove because i recognize the name of the building of nature, bitcoin as nature, and they're going to benefit strongly by it. and the current theory is really booming. everything is a consensus algorithm. essentially we, we are governed by consensus. and that's democracy. that's a republic. that's our global monetary system. and this is what you have in an unfair system of theat, where it by they have special privileges. above and beyond science. the ordinary peasant is told, trust the science trust the science. you have to be locked down, you have to lose you

jamie diamond the brash ceo of jp morgan. what would make him apologize not once but twice the story next >> the head of the biggest bank in america apologizing today after making a joke about china's communist party. at an event yesterday at boston college a person as jp morgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon a question about doing business in china. this is how he responded. >> i was just in hong kong i made a joke that the communist party celebrates its 100th year, so is jp morgan. i'll make a bet we last longer i can't say that in china. they probably are listening any way. >> well, today mr. dimon walked back those remarks in a statement released by jp morgan, he wrote, quote, i regret and should not have made that comment i was trying to emphasize the strength and longevity of our company. hours later mr. dimon said he regrets his, quote, recent comment because it's never right to joke about or denigrate any group of people whether a country, leadership or any part of society and culture. >>> managing director and senior p

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a person asked jamie dimon a question about doing business in china. this is how he responded >> i was just in hong kong i made a joke that the communist party celebrates its 100th year. so is jpmorgan and i'll make you a bet we last longer i can't say that in china. they probably are listening anyway >> well, today mr. dimon walked back those remarks in a statement released by jpmorgan, he wrote, quote, i regret and should not have made that comment i was trying to emphasize the strength and longevity of our company. hours later mr. dimon issued a second apology he said he regrets his recent comment because it's never right to joke about or denigrate any group of people, whether it's a country, its leadership, or any part of a society and culture. >>> the managing director and senior analyst worked in the obama administration and is a cnbc contributor good to see you again. doesn't this show how much power china has on the world stage right now? >> thanks for having me this evening, kelly i don't want to beat up jamie dimon who's in the white-hot ligh

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jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978. make it visited the site where 16 years earlier an instrument was shot while to the no man's land the former california governor and delegation also introduced berlin from what they saw under east german communism. between 1978 when ronald reagan first visited the wall in 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall changed? to use the soviet time out of the correlation of forces then shifted? >> thank you for having me at the reagan institute because i was struck when i was reading general mcmasters essays you have done an amazing job. and with that development to keep that speech alive. thank you for that and future generations can understand the history better. so when i was writing the essay and looking at that period, what struck me was how much the german public had suffered during that period as decades past and germans especially west berliners moved well beyond the establishment of the wall which happens almost overnight in some neighborhoods and i'm speaking from berlin. so what

thank you very much, jamie. in i it. quite interesting. thank. you very much, jamie. in little you very much, jamie. in little more than one hours time in the united kingdom we will get the latest numbers on unemployment and it is expected to show a continuing recovery in the labour market. at that could, of course, be a worry for the bank of england because much lower unemployment doesn't normally correlate with rising inflation, with wages going up and that kind of thing. let's talk to craig ellena senior market analyst. numbers —— what we expect the numbers to look like? ., . like? not too bad which will come as _ like? not too bad which will come as a _ like? not too bad which will come as a relief— like? not too bad which will come as a relief to - like? not too bad which will come as a relief to most i like? not too bad which will come as a relief to most of| like? not too bad which will l come as a relief to most of us but from the perspective of the bank of england it does put more pressure on them, as you just alluded to. it is worth noting that the end

but first let's talk about this jamie dimon conversation we reported what jamie dimon said the quote here is the quote, he said the communist party is celebrating 100th year showing j'moring i make a bet we last longer, he said that an hour later or couple hours after widely reported he walks back the comment says he regrets it your thoughts? >> jamie dimon should have said having we will last longer freedom free people free markets, that will always outlast the communist party, because people innately want freedom they are going to tilt that way. the chinese people all 1.4 billion of them, what are they going to want? they are going to want to make decisions for themselves, and they have learned that if you speak out against the ccp, they are going to disappear you going to shut you up, but look at what message it sends to our markets in the free world if somebody like jamie dimon is backing down to the ccp. we know what they are doing to american companies, that is why why many companies like fortnite like apple, are leaving china, because they don't want to deal with ccp. but ther

but, there's a debate, jamie. there's a debate. do you cook the stuffing in the bird or out the side? >> this is an important debate. now, i like both, right? don't have to choose one. what's nice about putting the stuffing in the bird just put it up the neck, what you do is you get the bird flavoring the stuffing and stuffing flavoring the bird but not only that you get it flavoring the tray that makes the best gravy in the world so stuff your bird. i've also put it in the middle of the pork belly but also the dish, flatten it down, sorry about the rubber glove, this is ridiculous. i couldn't put them on properly and you roast that and crispy on the outside, fluffy in the middle. here's the good news, get your oven to 375, 400 degree, go in with the pork first, 15 minutes, right, and then go in with the chicken for 15 minutes, then go in with the beef and you finish it off for an hour. everything beautifully cooks, gorgeously, together. have a look at this. we have the beautiful top side of beef, now, we want to cook this so it's

jamie, what is the bbc�*s policy on showing the moment of death? our editorial apology guidelines say we should be very cautious about showing the moment of anyone's death, but of course sadly we live in a world where terrorist action, warfare and other violence does mean that there are important news events where we have to consider the value of showing newsworthy pictures against that guidance for caution. and this was indeed one of those events. it's worth adding that in the early hours after this incident, it wasn't at all clear what had actually happened at the hospital, and some of the information circulating subsequently, as demonstrated by these pictures, turned out to be false. so, we felt that there was a strong public interest in showing the pictures in orderfor people to understand what had actually happened, also because they showed the escape from the vehicle of the taxi driver and the presence of eyewitnesses who we were subsequently able to interview and gather their own testimony. those images were shown multiple times this week, i

jamie dimon. why does he get a pass? michelle: there are still some exceptions when you are big enough and important enough you're able to get into hong kong. it is an interesting question if jamie dimon had to make any kind of concessions to hong kong which is still primarily -- focused on reopening with china and was to make sure it does not do anything to create a problem for that relationship. going forward, hopefully we will see some more opening in hong kong, fingers crossed. yvonne: thank you so much for that. haslinda: the senior medical reporter. of course, don't miss that fourth annual bloomberg new economy forum happening live here throughout the week. we will share face-to-face discussions on topics ranging from everything, finance, trade, climate, cities -- andfrom dubai. manus, yeah, starting from the first week of december, you won't be able to do any quarantines, no testing. you can fly direct. that's good news. two years ago we met and we had some henry kissinger saying that china could be on the foothil

through his attorney, jamie spears has repeatedly denied all allegations of wrongdoing. britney spears' attorney has vowed to investigate her father. >> jamie spears and others are going to face even more serious ramifications. ( cheers and applause ). >> reporter: now, spears did not appear in court today, and she was able to end her conservatorship without undergoing any further mental evaluations. norah, she is now free to spend her fortune any way she wants. >> o'donnell: quite a scene there in l.a. carter evans, thank you. well, we want to turn now to an alarming rise in covid cases less than two weeks before thanksgiving. new cases are rising, in more than 20 states and hospitalizations are up in 14 states. in colorado, covid wards are packed almost to capacity. and 80% of those patients are unvaccinated. cbs' mola lenghi is there. >> reporter: colorado's surge and average daily covid cases up 17% in the last two weeks is pushing the healthcare system to the brink. >> certainly at the rates that we're going, we're not slowing down right now. >> reporter: 95% of col

his lawyer saying jamie will do everything he can to protect and care for her jamie believes that the conservatorship should end immediately. and even though this conservatorship is over the legal fallout could still remain we know britney's attorney is looking into allegations of illegal surveillance her father. jamie spears has denied any wrongdoing morgan norwood abc news, los angeles. covid-19 related supply chain issues quickly creating a nightmare scenario for many aspects of our bay area economy, including winemaking a worldwide shortage of glass bottles has given napa valley wineries challenges. they never could have imagined and honestly patience is wearing thin abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story from wine country. it's really hard to find a glass right now one el faro spent all day trying to find something which used to be plentiful in the napa valley glass bottles. he needs them for his winery and his brothers olive oil company. luckily. he just scored 10 cases of small bottles at this supply store. you cleaned him out. yes, i did. so yeah, we got lucky and t

jamie spears saying everything he did was in his daughter's best interests but the pop singer said she couldn't take a break from work, couldn't get married, couldn't have a baby. effective today, that's all no more scott cohn is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: free britney became a global movement. and now they couldn't be happier. >> she can live her life the way she wants to live it >> i'm speechless. it's been a long time coming i've been yelling about this since i was 14 years old. >> reporter: here's britney on twitter in the last hour freed britney, the new hashtag i love my fans so much her attorney addressed the crowd, saying this win is about more than just one very famous conservatee. >> they're looking at this conservatorship and conservatorships generally with an eye toward passing legislation to ensure that people are not abused. >> reporter: the turning point game in june with britney's extraordinary testimony by phone about what she called an abusive conservatorship, controlling everything from her rehearsal schedule to her birth control. in september, her father's