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And betty, on the road. Betty indeed, on the road. Exciting, it is. You have a big lineup of guests, we are looking forward to in the next couple hours. I am betty liu here in new york, where it is just about 7 00 p. M. Vixtility is back, the surging the most since brexit. The dow set to extend it to asia. Carney has a warning on warming. He says investors are ignoring the potential costs of climate change. Tell us about some of the guests we have . Of course, this is a huge anniversary, 20 years and a lot of questions i know you will be posing to guess over the next several days, where is hon...

Hopes for quiet and calm dashed as the rockets resume. Israel stopped its attacks for all of six hours, but hamas never accepted the terms of the ceasefire and never stopped firing. Israel says its been hit by 141 rockets since 9 00 a. M. This morning. Thats the equivalent of one every six minutes. Israel has now confirmed its first fatality in the conflict, but in gaza, the death toll much higher. More than 200 have been killed, and many civilians among them. Israel says its warning residents of northern gaza to leave their homes now for their own safety ahead of more strikes. We have reports...

A number of miscalculations may make you grimace instead of grin in the Australian premiere of The Grinning Man, a recent British musical.

PRAYER AND PIZZA for children will be held from 2-3 p.m. Sunday at Mt. Carmel Missionary Baptist Church, 900 S. Grant St. The Pine Bluff Corvette Brothers will serve refreshments. The guest speaker will be Dr. Brandi Wright, a local nephrologist, who also donated the pizza. Guests also include Jamia Ford, a praise dancer; Efrem Neely, a lawyer; and Clarence Giles, pastor of Kingdom Encounter Pentecostal Church, who will lead the prayer. The Rev. Anthony Craig is pastor of Mt. Carmel. Prayer and Pizza is a monthly event to pray for and encourage children. Dee Clay is the coordinator. The event ...

Christopher Harris, a one-time inmate in the Jefferson County jail, is suing the Jefferson County sheriff and jail officials in connection with injuries he claims he suffered while being held.