using the united app is the cheat code for a smooth travel time. we have been staffing up to handle the large loads. we have had a great time through the fall, and the thanksgiving holiday of strong operational moment stum, and we are happy to get going. >> i am still traumatized about last christmas, and it was weather-induced and something like 3,000 flights canceled, and weather is the wild card no matter how prepared you are, but what have you done and are you going to mitigate the wild card as best you can? >> we operate in some of the coldest hubs in the country, chicago, denver, and then here in new york city, and the hub in newark, so there is a lot of training that takes place, and we have hundreds of de-icing fleets to take place in inclement weather, and for customers using the united app is the best way. we have been tapping the power of ai to give our customers more insight, and giving them more transparency in what is happening in the travel journey the situations around and the rare travel situations that it has been interrupted. >>

often, you have to like in the united app, you have to click a button for updates so always stay aheade. see where your plane that you're about to board, where that's coming from because it may be sunny where you are but you know, where your plane is coming from, say denver, there might be delays. so always want to get ahead of things. this week i think things are looking pretty good. >> driving the same? because we're talking about lots of folks. >> driving, i think thursday's going to be the busiest day for driving. of course, throughout the midwest with those severe weather patterns, you want to make sure. aaa is anticipating 115 million people traveling this holiday season. gas prices are down so i would recommend trying to leave early in the day when possible. especially when you're flying. the latest in the day the higher chance of your flight getting delayed or canceled. >> talking about end of the year and because you're the points guy here, brian, what if i'm short from that status level like a lot of us are and we're trying to get there. we've got just scant days left in the

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an app to end this war and the you and you will continue to insist that does thank you mister president. i, i think the representative of the united arab emirates i know, gets the flow to the representative of the united states. thank you, mr. present. colleagues, despite the rushed process and lack of appropriate consultation by the resolutions authors, united states engaged in good faith on this text. we propose language with an eye toward a constructive resolution that would have reinforced the live saving diplomacy. we have undertaken since october 7th, increased opportunities for humanitarian aid to enter gaza. encouraged the release of hostages and the assumption of humanitarian pauses and laid a foundation for a durable piece. unfortunately, nearly all of our recommendations were ignored. and the result of this rush process wasn't in balance resolution that was divorced from reality, that would not move the needle forward on the ground in any concrete way. and so we regretfully cannot support if we still cannot comprehend why the resolutions authors decline to include language co

the united states, um uh, you know, the rejects that you united, gave them again app, stay ins. and what do, uh, the american media is all good. what's the big issue? what's the, what's, what, what's the really solely in math that we have to address rather than to anti semitism uh, in the united states. and of course, there isn't really any evidence the present for that is just as a they don't have anything. so you're just making it up. and it's very similar to what we went through in 2017 when we had the officer effects of the shop victory by trial. and but you know, in a different way the shop uh, breaks it both. well, what, how do we explain this? what do i, what, what, what do we talk about now? oh, i think i can see the lead small, the, you know, we didn't, we didn't do anything wrong. so therefore it had to be rushed or rush, or would this something, you know, it's on the, you know, matching issue, but one of time what it is they did, but i'm sure will find out an answer. so yeah. what, what, what, what's it, this is all about? oh, it's and to some it is, well, we just mak

the united states, um, oh, you know, were rejected you united gave them again app, stay ins and well do, uh, the american media is all good. what's the big issue? what's the, what's, what, what's the really solely in math that we have to address rather than to anti semitism uh, in the united states. and of course, there isn't really any evidence to present for this is they, they don't have anything. so you're just making it up. and it's very similar to what we went through in 2017 when we had the officer affects of the shop victory by trying. but you know, in a different way, the shock, uh, brakes. it both, well what, how do we explain this? what do i, what, what, what do we talk about now? i think i can see the lead small, the, you know, we didn't, we didn't do anything wrong. so therefore it had to be rushed or rush, or would this something, you know, something you know, matching the issue, but don't quite understand what it is they did, but i'm sure will find out eventually. so yeah, um what, what, what, what's it this is all about? oh, its anti semitism? well, we'll just make it

the united states, um, uh, you know, rejects that, you united, gave them again app, stay ins. and what do, uh, the american media is all good. what's the big issue? what's the, what's, what's the, the, the really salient math that we have to address rather than to anti semitism uh, in the united states. and of course, there isn't really any evidence to present for this just as a they don't have anything. so you're just making it up. and it's very similar to what we went through in 2017 when we had the off the effects of the shop victory by trying. but of course, you know, in a different way the shop uh, breaks it both. well, what, how do we explain this? what do i, what, what, what do we talk about now? well, i think i can be the lead small and the, you know, we didn't, we didn't do anything wrong. so therefore it had to be rush or rush, or would this something, you know, something you know, matching ations but one of time what it is they did, but i'm sure will find out an answer. so yeah, um what, what, what, what's it this is all about? oh, its anti semitism? well, we'll jus

united states is behind on regulating these things. there are multiple lawsuits and cases going through and including the supreme court case that does or case at the supreme court that might be taken up next month between epic games in apple that would resolve a lot of the stuff in the united states. so the cracks are starting to show and it is becoming a more open ecosystem across the platforms. apple is slowly but surely losing some of the control. to dan's point, they have that great lock in. i-messages one lock in but not the only one. and they can keep people upgrading and on their services and keep people downloading apps and that is the positive momentum there. but again, it is not going to be the same apple by this time next year. >> we will see how it plays out. thank you very much. good to see you. >>> next, trends in high places. the carson group's ryan dietrich is back. why he says this year's market momentum will roll into the new year and where he is seeing the most opportunity with stocks near record highs. closing bell

united russia expressed support for vladimir putin at the upcoming presidential elections in march. now it’s time to form the election headquarters. voting today is important to show firmness and unity in order to defend the sovereign future of russia. about the key statements of the head of state anastasia efimova. the statement is indeed very important system-forming. perhaps this is how they should be characterized, since in many ways they have. russia cannot, like some satellite countries, we must remember and never forget, and punish our children, russia or will be a sovereign, self-sufficient, sovereign power, or it will not exist at all. real aggression, the level of which was constantly increasing, russia has always been and is in its unity. the president is talking about this nationally, because the power of attempts to violate interethnic, interreligious, civil harmony is betrayal and a crime against russia. it was the people of russia that would be the only source of power. we will protect his sovereign right to choose his future. from any external interference, the russi

states government, which is talking about dining this particular app. why is it and why is that particularly your choice of medium? it's a good question. i think what i've learned is that take talk is a very powerful editing software and it's highly engaging and, you know, i don't know, it's just it's, it's the thing that people are using now. and there's never been something kind of like that. but yeah, i find that a, i don't how tick tock is just it's not like i was i was banned on tick tock. i was releasing music videos and i was already of that. they was making like, you know, political songs and they banned me and then i didn't like to talk for, for a while, but then i just figured i'd start talking about it because that's sort of how the, the app works. you know, it works better when you're, you know, looking at a cameron speaking and i had no idea that it was gonna catch on. and i mean, this is a bit now the, the page that i started only a few months old, you know, but it's somehow, you know, my message was, you know, that became popular. and i'm

states government, which is talking about binding this particular app. why is it and why is that particularly your choice of medium? it's a good question. i think what i've learned is that take talk is a very powerful editing software and it's highly engaging and, you know, i don't know, it's just it's, it's the thing that people are using now. and there's never been something kind of like that. but yeah, i find that a, i don't how tick tock is just it's not like i was i was banned on tick tock. i was releasing music videos and i was already of that. they was making like, you know, political songs and they banned me and then i didn't like to talk for, for a while, but then i just figured i'd start talking about it because that's sort of how the, the app works. you know, it works better when you're, you know, looking at a cameron speaking and i had no idea that it was gonna catch on. and i mean, this is a bit now the, the page that i started only a few months old, you know, but it's somehow, you know, my message was, you know, that became popular. and i'm

so in that sense -- and the influence that comes with having that app in the united states makes it veryvery important. haidi: they have also tried to expand beyond social media apps. has there been much success, and we know any pathway to an ipo? john: they have tried. most recently the ended up closing down their gaming unit. that was a setback for the company. they are trying other things, ai for instance. lots of chinese companies are investing in that area. in terms of an ipo, there has been talk that potentially something in hong kong, something in the united states even. but as of yet, there is not a solid indication that a listing is coming. indeed, they have done private buybacks of shares held by employees, most recently at a valuation of slightly lower than what we had before. haidi: our greater china senior executive editor john liu with the latest on bytedance. you can get a roundup of some top stories you need to know to get your day going into today's edition of daybreak. you can find that at dayb and also on the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize those setting

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the plaintiffs, the jet allege that google's analytics cookies and apps let for that unit track their activity. even when they said google's chrome browser to in cognito mode. so starting in the new year, most airlines will no longer a war passengers for how many miles they fly. >> and said tying benefits to how much money frequent fliers actually spend. the wall street journal says that the move is wildly unpopular with flyers and the transportation department has gotten thousands of complaints. congress is now jumping into the action and looking into the change into frequent flyer programs live from the nasdaq market site. i'm joined us back to you. all right, joy, and happy new year and i'll see you in the next year. >> the new >> in national news, president biden confirms that american israeli woman who they thought was being held hostage by hamas was actually killed back in october when the attack that triggered the war. washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. this news comes just about a week after the woman's husband was also pronounced dead. >> president joe bide

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sklifosovsky, watch it before anyone else, in the app or on the website. today in moscow at vdnkh the twenty- first congress of united russia is taking place, its main topic being support for vladimir putin in the upcoming elections. all regional party branches and more than 3.5 million united russia members. our correspondent anastasia efimova is now in direct contact with vdnkh. so, anastasia, welcome again. so how's the convention going? yes, georgy, well, the most important thing, the central event, is today’s meeting. assistance to new territories, moreover, we daily monitor the needs experienced by residents of new territories that our fighters have on the front line, we travel to new regions, communicate with residents, and today this cargo is formed precisely with the orientation to the needs that residents of new territories have today. i ask you to start the movement of humanitarian cargo from all regions of russia to the new territory. fine. please begin shipping the cargo. let me remind you that the current congress is the first after the start

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united crash out of europe, beaten by bayern.agen's champions league fairy tale continues. benzema and kante among the goals as al—ittihad beat auckland city in the club world cup. and a referee punched and a club owner arrested as football is suspended in turkey. we'll bring you the latest on turkey's night of shame. and thanks forjoining us on sports day. manchester united are out of the champions league after losing one nil to bayern munich. combined with copenhagen's win over galatasaray, it means erik ten hag side don't even have the comfort of dropping into the europa league. they finished bottom of their group. it's a phenomenal run though, to the knockout stages of the champions league for the danish champions. but manchester united's continental stay ends at the earliest possible point. ian dennis was at old trafford on a desperately disappointing night for the hosts. manchester united never looked like scoring, let alone winning for what was a must win game. they looked one—dimensional and predictable. while bayern muni

not just that, but the united states has if we've done everything in its power to lock the aids from intern gauze and everything and it's power to destroy gaza. i mean, i think we're getting our sales when we keep saying that the u. s. is watch is, is telling me it has been a factor and support or the u. s. is directly involved in this more involved blood told me by sending shipments of weapons and money and political justification to all of is low crime crimes and v 2 and any resolution. the cost for this use fire and goes up it but it has intelligence. it has drones. it has over 2000 soldiers on the grounds. near garza, do you see the boat directly in the war, but i personally doubt it and they have a craft carriers to protest garza from any retaliation of from its neighbors. so i think mr. kirby needs to go back to his own statements that he has made and defensive as well. and in justification of, is there any crimes in garza before asking such a question in a most? couldn't this thing weighs as if we in gaza could not possibly survive without american support, and american health

not just that, but the united states has if we've done everything in its power to lock the aids from intern gauze and everything and it's power to destroy gaza. i mean, i think we are getting our sales when we keep saying that the u. s. is was, is it still a, be any factor and support or the u. s. is directly involved in this more involved blood told me by sending shipments of weapons and money and political justification to all of is low crime crimes and v 2 and any resolution. the cost for these, these fire and goes off to it, but it has intelligence. it has drones. it has over 2000 soldiers on the grounds. near garza, they see the boat directly in the war, but i personally doubt it. and they have a craft carriers to protest garza from any retaliation of from its neighbors. so i think mr. kirby needs to go back to his own statements that he has made and defensive as well. and in justification of is there any crimes in garza before asking such a question in a most quin, this thing weighs as if we in gaza could nothing's possibly survive without america . so with an american health a

finally this half hour, to a story that is one of the most read today on the bbc news website and appwith rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday after a total of 20 hours in labour. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy. a double uterus affects 0.3% of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies", thanking the medics at the university of alabama hospital. the girls are described as fraternal twins — with rare separate birthdays. speeding motorists in florida have had a holiday surprise after being pulled over for driving too fast. this is 0fficer grinch and any motorist breaking the speed limit by a few miles an hour was offered a challenge — either accept a speeding ticket or take a bite of onion. the initiative was inspired by the onion—loving fictional character created by dr seuss. those stopped are also offered lessons on safer driving. we end this half hour on that note. i will be back after a short break. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we've got

now to one of the most read stories today on the bbc news website and app.rom alabama in the united states with a rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday — after a total of 20 hours in labour at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy — a double uterus affects 0.3% of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies". it's a little surreal. like, the morning of driving in i got very emotionaljust thinking about how long it could take, all the things that could go wrong, but also all the things that could go right. and we'd been talking about it for so long. to actually be in the moment and know that we are going to have two babies at one time. so it was... it was a fun experience. i mean, i think! i guess ijust like to have babies! earlier we spoke to dr shweta patel, who's assistant professor in the obstetrics and gynecology department at uab and was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. kelsey was co

now to one of the most read stories today on the bbc news website and app.ama in the united states with a rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday, after a total of 20 hours in labour at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy — a double uterus affects 0.3% of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies". it's a little surreal. like, the morning of driving in i got very emotionaljust thinking about how long it could take, all the things that could go wrong, but also all the things that could go right. and we'd been talking about it for so long. to actually be in the moment and know that we are going to have two babies at one time. so it was... it was a fun experience. i mean, i think! i guess ijust like to have babies! dr shweta patel was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. kelsey was coming in for her first new 0b visit and we knew that she had a condition with a double uterus and that's when we

now to one of the most read stories today on the bbc news website and app.abama in the united states with a rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday after a total of 20 hours in labour at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy, a double uterus affects 0.3 % of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies". the girls are described as fraternal twins , with rare separate birthdays. earlier, we spoke to dr shweta patel who's assistant professor in the obstetrics and gynecology department at uab and was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. kelsey was coming in for her first new visit and we knew she had a condition with a double uterus. that is when we found out that not only was she pregnant in one uterus, she was also pregnant any other uterus. it is very, very rare. that is something that obstetricians go through their whole careers and never see. biologically her uterus developed in an atypical wa

now to one of the most read stories today on the bbc news website and app.d states with a rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday after a total of 20 hours in labour at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy — a double uterus affects 0.3% of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies". it's a little surreal. like, the morning of driving in i got very emotionaljust thinking about how long it could take, all the things that could go wrong, but also all the things that could go right. and we'd been talking about it for so long. to actually be in the moment and know that we are going to have two babies at one time. so it was... it was a fun experience. i mean, i think! i guess ijust like to have babies! earlier, we spoke to dr shweta patel who's assistant professor in the obstetrics and gynecology department at uab and was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. kelsey was coming in for her first new

the united states, um, uh, you know, rejects that, you did, i did, gave them again app stay ins as well. do the american media. it's all good. what's the big issue? what's the, what's, what's the, the, the really solely in math that we have to address rather than to anti semitism uh, in the united states. and of course, there isn't really any evidence the present for that is just as a they don't have anything. so you're just making it up. and it's very similar to what we went through in 2017 when we had the off the effects of the shop victory by trying. but you know, in a different way the shop uh, breaks it both. well, what, how do we explain this? what do i, what, what, what do we talk about now? oh, i think i can be the lead small the, you know, we didn't, we didn't do anything wrong. so therefore it had to be rush or rush, or would this something, you know, it's on the, you know, matching ations but one of time what it is they did, but i'm sure will find out again for that. so yeah. what, what, what, what's this, this is all about? oh, it's and to some it is, well, we'll just make i

trying to keep the situation here and the okay. 5, west bank, under apps is very well at that. it's very pens we've seen for several weeks. is october 7th, so nearly for 2 months daily and nightly raise and those rates can be violent, can be deadly. an immense number of people had been detained. now if we listen to what these really defense minister you of go out and said just the last night while he was saying that he wanted to keep the situation in the okay, bite was back and in northern israel under control. he went further by saying that the palestinians living in the occupied was back, would see what is happening with god in guys and what by themselves. try to keep the level of, of hostilities and then the, the, the, the a bit under, under control for the own benefit. but it seems that israel is really trying to avoid any kind of popular uprising across the occupied westbank. and we were reaching that point in the sense that people were extremely angry of what was unfolding every day. and every night in the villages, cities and towns. how do i have to have managed bear wit

in fact, jordan dropped a musical supplies to the georgiana hospital in gauze, all, all from the app to help break the siege. i'm not just god, but the united states has if we've done everything in its power to lock the aids from entering gauze and everything and it's power to destroy garza, i mean, i think we're kidding ourselves. when we keep saying that the u. s. is, was, is, is telling me it has been a factor and support or the u. s. is directly involved in this more involved not for me by sending shipments of weapons and money and political justification to $1.00 of his was low crime crimes and v 2 and any resolution, the cost for the supplier and goes up it. but it has intelligence. it has drones. it has over 2000 soldiers on the grounds. near garza, this is the directly in the war, but i personally doubt it and they have a craft carriers to protest garza from any retaliation of from its neighbors. so i think mr. kirby needs to go back to his own statements that he has made in defense of garza. oh, in defensive as well. and in justification of, is there any crimes in gaza befor

a mother from alabama, in the united states, with a rare double womb, has given birth to two babies iner on tuesday — and the second on wednesday — after a total of 20 hours in labour — at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy. a double uterus affects 0.3% of women. kelsey and her husband, caleb, called them "miracle babies". the girls are fraternal twins — with rare separate birthdays. earlier, we spoke to dr shweta patel, assistant professor in the obstetrics and gynecology department at the hospital and was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. kelsey was coming in for her first new visit and we knew she had a condition with a double uterus. that is when we found out that not only was she pregnant in one uterus, she was also pregnant in the other uterus. it is very, very rare. that is something that obstetricians go through their whole careers and never see. biologically her uterus developed in an atypical way. a normal uterus forms by having two ducts that fuse together. hers did not fuse and that led to two separate uterus

um, uh you know, rejects that, you did, i did, gave them again app stay ins as well. do of the american media. it's all good. what's the big issue? what's the, what's, what's the, the, the really salient math that we have to address rather than to anti semitism uh, in the united states. and of course, there isn't really any evidence to present for this just as a they don't have anything. so you're just making it up. and it's very similar to what we went through in 2017 when we had the after effects of the shop victory by trying. but of course, you know, in a different way the shop uh, brakes. it both, well what, how do we explain this? what do i, what, what, what do we talk about now? oh, i think i can see the, its faults and the, you know, we didn't, we didn't do anything wrong. so therefore it had to be rushed or rush, or would that something, you know, something you know, matching the issue, but don't quite understand what it is they did, but i'm sure will find out an answer. so yeah, um what, what, what, what's it this is all about? oh, it's anti semitism. well, w

finally this half hour to a story that is one of the most read today on the bbc news website and app.ama in the united states with rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday after a total of 20 hours in labour. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy, a double uterus affects 0.3 % of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies", thanking the medics at the university of alabama hospital. the girls are described as fraternal twins, with rare separate birthdays. earlier, i spoke to dr shweta patel who's assistant professor in the obstetrics and gynecology department at uab and was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. kelsey was coming in for her first new visit and we knew she had a condition with a double uterus. that is when we found out that not only was she pregnant in one uterus, she was also pregnant any other uterus. that must be incredibly rare. it is very, very rare. that is something that obstetricians go through their whole careers and never see. how th

we have a vote in the united nations in which the 13 members, both for a ceasefire, the united states, um, uh, you know, rejects that, you did, i did, gave them again app stay ins as well. do of the american media as well. but what's the big issue, what's the, what's, what's the, the, the really salient math that we have to address rather than to anti semitism uh, in the united states. and of course, there isn't really any evidence to present for this just as they, they don't have anything. so you're just making it up. and it's very similar to what we went through in 2017 when we had the off the effects of the shop victory by trying. but of course, you know, in a different way the shop breaks it both. well, what, how do we explain this? what do i, what, what, what do we talk about now? i think i can be the elite small, the, you know, we didn't, we didn't do anything wrong. so therefore it had to be rushed or rush. or would that something, you know, some, you know, matching ations but don't quite understand what it is they did, but i'm sure will find out and then today. so yeah. um wha

now to one of the most read stories today on the bbc news website and app.ed states with a rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days. kelsey hatcher delivered one daughter on tuesday and a second on wednesday after a total of 20 hours in labour at the university of alabama hospital. experts say it's a "one in a million" pregnancy — a double uterus affects 0.3% of women. kelsey and husband caleb called them "miracle babies". it's a little surreal. like, the morning of driving in i got very emotionaljust thinking about how long it could take, all the things that could go wrong, but also all the things that could go right. and we'd been talking about it for so long. to actually be in the moment and know that we are going to have two babies at one time. so it was... it was a fun experience. i mean, i think! i guess ijust like to have babies! the husband does not seem to shore. earlier, we spoke to dr shweta patel who's assistant professor in the obstetrics and gynaecology department at uab and was one of the doctors who helped manage the delivery. k

m that the public mobilization units numbers. so it's not attacking militias that i'm not attacking rogue uh, soldiers, a rogue app individuals. they are actually attacking. and the people who are working on the, the rocky government and paid by they lock you down because that motor cars, whether these helpful and now as far as that goes isis in which any outlines and, and then they just stayed. and they say that they refused to go and the fall limit as issued add ultimatum, that the forcing the government to start negotiating with the americans to leave a walk. and unfortunately then, and then they bates government. does that cover me, add a fuse to a body to buy the problem and this is a now, i think the situation is probably going to change. we do not need american troops on iraq is so there is no need for them. we have a period of stability, political stability and civil stability, and that we don't have any wars with anybody. and really we need to build the country and not to create a new wars of russia's foreign ministry sp

the united states, um, uh, you know, the rejects that you did, i did gave them again app stay ins. and what do, uh, the american media is all good. what's the big issue? what's the, what's, what's the, the, the really salient math that we have to address rather than to anti semitism uh, in the united states. and of course, there isn't really any evidence to present for this just as a they don't have anything. so you're just making it up. and it's very similar to what we went through in 2017 when we had the off the effects of the shop victory by trying. but you know, in a different way, the shop uh, brakes. it both, well what, how do we explain this? what do i, what, what, what do we talk about now? well, i think i can see the lead small and the, you know, we didn't, we didn't do anything wrong. so therefore it had to be rushed or rush. or would this something, you know, something you know, matching the issue, but don't quite understand what it is they did, but i'm sure will find out an answer. so yeah. um what, what, what, what's it this is all about? oh, its anti semitism? well, w

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they are, that they are expected to use on their phone that can be tracked of where they are in the united states. additionally, they are put into the system of removal process. so they are given what's called a notice to appear, and they are told that they need to come to court in order to, to defend their, their claim for asylum. the cvp officers that encounter people at the board, or are required to ask, under their own guidance, whether or not someone fear is returned to their home countries. that is, regardless of whether the person has put an expedited removal or not. and so cvp is turning back thousands of people all the time, including many reports, say people who are, are in facts, saying that they fear, returned to home countries that are being turned back anyway. and so what we are talking about is as a lack of resources throughout the system, not just at the border and certainly not just for enforcement purposes of law enforcement purposes. but, but resources needed at the level of asylum officers, resources needed at the level of the immigration court. that's where we should b

while these ideas are broadly similar to, the children online safety laws being discussed here in the united social media, not so much on gaming, like limiting screen time, parental approval for apps, and of, course our legislatures, they don't really like to regulate as much. not really happening here. >> also, it's the chinese communist party. so steve, let's stick around, i want your thoughts on some of these things. just a few minutes left in the show, several more stories we want to get you in on, it's closing time. so first off, mlb.com reporting japanese star yoshinobu yamamoto is set to sign a 12 year 325 million dollar deal with the l.a. dodgers. yes, the same ones. the pitcher had multiple teams bidding for his services, including the new york mets, new york yankees. he will be teaming up with countryman show a autonomy, the sign that tenure 700 million dollar contract with the dodgers this past week. that is over one billion dollars in contractual obligations for two layers. are the l.a. dodgers now the team to beat? >> yes, mlc as locked up right now, right? and they are spent so

that can be tracked of where they are in the united states. additionally, they are put into the system of, of removal process. so they are given what's called a notice to appear. and they are told that they need to come to court in order to, to defend their, their claim for asylum. the cvp officers that encounter people at the board, or are required to ask, under their own guidance, whether or not someone fears, return to their home countries. that is regardless of whether the person has put an expedited removal or not. and so the cdp is turning back thousands of people all the time, including many reports said people who are are in fact saying that they fear return to home country but are being turned back anyway. and so what we are talking about is as a lack of resources throughout the system, not just at the border and certainly not just for enforcement purpose as a law enforcement purposes. but, but resources needed at the level of asylum officers, resources needed at the level of immigration courts. that's where we should be focusing rath

they are, that they are expected to use on their phone that can be tracked of where they are in the united states. additionally, they are put into the system of, of removal process, so they are given what's called a notice to appear, and they are told that they need to come to court in order to, to defend their, their claim for asylum. the cvp officers that encounter people at the board or are required to ask about either their own guidance, whether or not someone fears, return to their home country. that is, regardless of whether the person has put an expedited removal or not. and so the cdp is turning back thousands of people all the time, including many reports say people who are are in fact saying that they fear returned to home countries that are being turned back anyway. and so what we are talking about is as a lack of resources throughout the system, not just at the border and certainly not just for inforcement purposes of law enforcement purposes. but, but resources needed at the level of asylum officers, resources needed at the level of immigration courts. that's where we should b