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it's also funny that california joined the north american states in 1850 year and its constitution from of action forbade slavery, that is, what kind of payments can we talk about in general, supporters of reparation talk about a hard life, such as leather, but if, in conscience, then california needs to be paid by the heir. from under the sky at the end of the 19th century the chinese. just expelled states the task force believes it is justified to demand. victims based on the california government's obscure account of housing shortages for living blacks or their late 19th century ancestors. why is it just this color? skin, what about chinese immigrants. but what about the peoples from mexico, the hawaiians, while california thinks the reparations movement is slowly sweeping all of america and the need for compensation. blacks were spoken to in new york, the other day by the mayor of st. louis. it is in missouri signed the decree establishing the provadance state capital state reparation commission of the kind, will pay 10 million dollars to the descendant of slaves. let's imagine that

it’s also funny here that california joined the north american states in 1850 and its constitution prohibitedvery from the first day of its operation, that is, what kind of experiments can the supporters of reparation talk about a hard life, such as leather, but if, in conscience, even then california need to pay the heirs of the middle kingdom at the end of the 19th century chinese. simply expelled from the state, the task force believes it is reasonable to claim victim status based on the california government's vague account of a lack of housing for now living blacks or their ancestors living at the end of the 19th century. and why is it only about this skin color? what about the chinese emigrants, what about the people from mexico , the hawaiians, while california thinks the reparations movement is slowly sweeping across america and the need for compensation for black people was talking in new york, the other day the mayor of st. louis. it was in missoura that signed the decree establishing a reparation commission held - the capital of the state of rodeo, will pay 10 million dollars to a

it's also funny that california joined the north american states in 1850 and its constitution from dayt forbade slavery, that is, what kind of payments can be discussed at all? proponents of reparation talk about the hard life of blacks, but if in all honesty, then california needs to pay heirs from china at the end of the 19th century chinese. simply expelled from the state, the task force believes it is reasonable to claim victim status based on the california government's vague account of a housing shortage for current, living blacks or their ancestors living in the late 19th century. and why are we talking only about this skin color, what about chinese emigrants. but what about the peoples from mexico, the hawaiians, while california thinks the reparations movement is slowly sweeping across america and the need to pay compensation. blacks were talked about in new york the other day by the mayor sate louis. it was in missouri that the decree was signed to create a preparatory commission, the capital of the state, rhodeland will pay 10 million dollars to a descendant of slaves. let's

it's also funny that california joined the north american states in 1850 and its constitution from thef action prohibited slavery, that is, what kind of experiments can the supporters of reparation talk about a hard life, such as leather, but if, in conscience, then california needs to be paid by the heir. from under the sky at the end of the 19th century the chinese. just exiled states the task force believes it is reasonable to claim victim status based on the california government's vague account of the lack of housing for living blacks or their ancestors living at the end of the 19th century. and why is it only about this skin color? what about the chinese emigrants, what about the people from mexico , the hawaiians, while california thinks the reparations movement is slowly sweeping across america and the need for compensation for blacks was discussed in new york the other day by the mayor of st. state, rhodeland, will pay $10 million to a descendant of slaves. let's imagine that all the states accepted this idea 300 million dollars for each state 15 trillion for the whole country

year tree, but on december 25, its solemn will be printed, but in the meantime, in the very north american statesanta claus was carried out, yes, if we look at how this thing happened, it’s very interesting. so for this they were involved, firstly, the national air force it was thanks to them that santa again reached the remote villages of the state and congratulated the local kids. among the gifts there were sword cars, sets of pencils, and backpacks were also given to children, for which, of course, they filled with sweets well, that not a schoolboy with textbooks further. in addition, some other useful things and school supplies will not interfere with unusual operations involving the national guard for more than 65 years, and on the eve of christmas, not a single child should be left without gifts. blimey. by the way, belarusian schoolchildren are also lucky and a gift for them is not only in store for the season, but in general. so. know that from now on, belarusian schoolchildren can visit the museum for free of a friend. ekaterina antonova will not only tell me about this project art is p

it's also funny that california joined the north american states in 1850 and its constitution from day, that is, what kind of payments can we even talk about, supporters of reparation talk about the hard life of blacks, but if in all honesty, then california needs to pay the heirs from the middle kingdom at the end of the 19th century of the chinese. just expelled from the state, the task force believes it is reasonable to claim victim status, based on the california government's obscure account of the lack of housing for living blacks or their ancestors living in the late 19th century. and why are we talking only about this skin color, what about chinese emigrants. but what about the hawaiian people from mexico, while california thinks the reparations movement is slowly sweeping across america and the need to pay compensation. than okoshem started talking in new york the other day marsent, louis. that missouri signed the decree establishing a preparatory commission held, the capital of the state, rhodeland will pay $10 million to a descendant of slaves. let's imagine that all the stat

mimillion are without power, with rolling blackouts in several states including kentucky, tennessee and north carolina 60 million americanscross more than 21 states are under windchill alerts with lows below freezing expected as far south as florida and texas where just across the border from el paso, thousands of migrants are stuck braving temperatures that dropped into the teens overnight. >> mucho frio. >> they're desperately waiting for the end of title 42 which will make it easier to claim asylum in the united states >> it's been so cold that people, i step outside and they say, please, let me in even if there's standing room only >> for now they're stuck waiting for the dangerously cold weather to pass. >> and shaquille, there's a separate system having major impacts out west >> that's right, jose. the pacific northwest dealing with a mix of rain, snow, wind and ice. a layer of ice falling in seattle, leading to road closures and delays at the airport and in addition to cancellations at seattle's airport, alaska airlines announcing cancellations of most flights from portland because of freezing rain. jose >> shaquil

role our state place to help americans celebrate just as this magnificent tree traveled to washington from carolina, millions of trees every year find their way from the tar heels state northolina is the second largest producer of christmas trees in the country meaning that for millions of americans north carolina will forever provide a touch of christmas. a gift we are fortunate and grateful to give. the holidays are always a special time of year but particularly during hard times when communities face struggles and challenges , christmas and the holidays can be a reminder of ever real priorities and shared values and help for the future the last few years and i americans everywhere and to feel confident in the opportunities. i'm excited to join this event hoping for a merry christmas and wonderful holiday season and i am excited with ruby looking out over the capital, north carolina can offer a little more christmas magic for everybody. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable price representative from the fourth district of carolina. >> thank you. good evening and welcome to the us capital christmas tree lighting ceremony. we are happy to be

on the territory of the united states of america, remove all electronic devices within a radius of something like 200 km from any of the cities located in north american of course , that this kind of escalation. this is already a transition to a completely next step in the development of those, uh, political events that are taking place now, and therefore i am now, well, uh, back to the economy. here we have, and today there was such interesting news that the europeans could not agree on the ninth package of sites to act as infinitely sober-minded and understanding people who, after the right cheek, substitute the left cheeks are over. but we are still ready to substitute something, there is no more, no strength at all. well, especially for those who live on the data of the bomb. you know, i never spoke here for half a year, although my whole family was engaged in the development of a nuclear missile shield. and i don’t see anything so sacred here, sooner or later, but some idiot will again use nuclear weapons so that humanity again receives this vaccine against weapons of mass destruction. i emphasize once again that now these actions, and western co

state total narrative. i've started as on the north lansky devastation, american house house on meek within the 55 when. okay, so 9 is good fargo speaking when else with we will ban in the european union the kremlin renewed? yup, machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and split our tea spoon, neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube and patricia, did you think even clifford shelf with welcome back across stock? were all things are considered on peter labelle to remind you we're discussing ukraine with okay, go back to pepe in paris. yeah, you're a prolific writer and i really appreciate it. my wife, i don't think i ever really miss a com a couple days ago you wrote something very long article, very good. but this one sentence really stuck out to me. i'm gonna read it everybody here. a quick win for russia would be a loss because nato would still exist. no, russia has to pace this, so it sucks nato into the grinder, your spot on, right, peppy. why don't you explain what you mean there? ok without using our collective crystal balls, maybe this is too narrow. number one, the for the rus

in the 1970s he played for new york in the north american soccer league helping to popularize the sport in the united states samuel went out to practice today. it is unclear if he will be able to play at the raiders on sunday. he has missed the last two games with knee and ankle issues. facing the raiders on new year's day, the 49ers will be spending new year's eve in las vegas. with the tight end george kittle and the team taking all the precautions necessary to avoid distractions. >> do you have a chance to enjoy it? >> no. we are flying in later saturday night. straight to meetings and straight to bed. 30 miles off the strip. my blinds will be closed. my wife and my family will enjoy new year's eve. my phone will be on mute. >> to the nba, the warriors were off today, tomorrow they will play the trailblazers. looking for their fourth straight win and that would be a season-high winning streak. speaking of the warriors, last night golden state with a comeback when over the jazz. the rookie patrick baldwin scoring 11 points off the bench. the 21-year-old is nicknamed pbj and that is his favorite pregame sn

states. it was a period which formed a foundation for the expansion, which was to follow clear across the north american continent to the pacific ocean. it was a decade of creative thought and action. the invention of the cotton gin expanded the cotton fields of the south into vast of productivity and prosperity. the busy north and, the gentle south, joined in a mutual bond of commercial growth year by. new states joined the union for cotton wool grain, salt meat and sugar cane floated along the mississippi river to the new orleans markets to accommodate the growing demands of a busy republic. the rafts laden with cargo gave way to larger, comfortable carriers called riverboats and as interstate travel became more comfortable, it became fashionable for the commercial riverboats became showboats. as minstrels appeared. entertainers bringing to the north and a view of --, songs, humor and dances and such performances developed the original american folk dance and is performed today with a variety of struts and stances. in. between. the iron bands of the railroads were speeding the economy toward western e

chilling arctic temperatures and snow to much of north america. president biden urges americans to prepare for the worst. also coming up, russia uses united states a fighting a proxy war and ukraine after ukrainian president volota muse. lensky visits washington and receives pledges of military assistance, putting the patriot air defenses. and coven 19 sweeps through china. now that beijing has a band in the district 0, coven policy infections are surging, causing international alarm. ah, i'm amin isa! welcome to the program. millions of americans are under severe weather warnings as a major winter storm moves across the u. s. freezing arctic air is bringing blizzards and icy winds to much of the country. as it pushes, se forecasters are warning that temperatures could plunge as low as minus 45 degrees celsius. and marius, the record breaking cold comes as millions hit the roads and skies for the holidays . this is been quite a once in a generation storm. the threat of heavy snow ice and dangerous t. hi, vince has already prompted some states to declare a state of emergency is really very service, whether we're here and it goes from oklahoma, al

minute, second to second control of its airspace the way we do here in the united states because of norad, the north americanystem head quartered in cheyenne, colorado springs. so that is a weakness. is that going to be determining the war? probably not. but symbolically, the chance from the ukrainians to launch, conduct and successfully destroy even a tiny bit of russian military capability is quite important. final thought, jonathan. let's make a point here. ukraine has conducted a legitimate military military at against military targets inside russia. what russia is doing, carpet bombing, going after civilian infrastructure, that's a war crime. it's very different. >> right. and russia using drones to do so in recent weeks, and one of the targets ukraine seems to have hit back in russia, one of the places where those drones were being launched from. admiral, before you go, let's turn back to iran. you noted that the nation has reportedly executed the first prisoner known to be convicted for an alleged crime stemming from these protests which have lasted months now. what is your expectation here. do we see

arctic temperatures and snow to much of north america. president biden urges americans to prepare for the worst. also coming up. russia accuses the united states of fighting a proxy war and ukraine. that's after ukrainian president bullet emer lensky, visits washington and received pledges of military assistance, including the patriot air defense system. and coven 19 sweeps through china, now that beijing has abandoned its strict 0 cobit policy. the affections are surging, causing international alarm. ah, i am ami and isa welcome to the program. millions of americans are under severe weather warnings as a major winter storm moves across the us. freezing arctic air is bringing blizzards and icey winds to much of the country as it pushes. se forecasters are warning that temperatures could plunge as low as minus $45.00 degrees celsius and some areas the record breaking cold comes as millions hit the roads and the skies for the holidays . airlines have already cancelled thousands of flights. let's get more on that now. from ethic. a poochie is a meteorologist based in washington d. c. matthew, thanks for joining us. of the weather service has call

arctic temperatures and snow too much of north america. president biden urges americans to prepare for the worst. also coming up. russia accuses the united states of fighting a proxy war and ukraine. it's after you create a president, voted me as a lensky, visits washington and receives pledges of military assistance, including the patriot air defense system. and coven, 19 sweeps through china. now the beijing has abandoned its strict 0 coven policy infections, or surging, causing international alarm. ah, i'm ami a nice if welcome to the program. millions of americans are under severe weather warnings as a major winter storm moves across the u. s. freezing arctic air is bringing blizzards and icey winds to much of the country as it pushes, se forecasters are warning that temperatures could plunge as low as minus $45.00 degrees celsius. in some areas, the record breaking cold comes as lions hit, the roads and the skies for the holidays. airlines have already cancelled thousands of flights. it's been called a once in a generation storm. earlier i spoke to meteorologist matthew poochie and asked him why it's packing such a punch. yeah, most defini

north american companies. and so what she says is that the european union also needs to look at it, state aid policies, and make it easier for companies here to apply for, for a federal funding for funding from the, from the european union. and she said that that's what they're going to do. it hasn't been made exactly clear how those rules might be adjusted. but she said that this is necessary in order to, as she said, rebalance the playing field. ok, d w. terry schultz in brussels. thanks for that. is a look now at some other stores making use around the world. a cannot corruption on indonesia may not end of java has forced people in nearby villages to evacuate their homes. authorities are preparing shelters and people have been warned not to travel with an 8 kilometers of the crater of mount scenario. the volcano last to rep that a year ago, killing more than 50 people. european sized, small, just say a powerful earthquake has struck gabon. the 5.7 magnitude quake was at a depth of 10 kilometers and struck near the town of lumber rating. there has been no immediate information but possible casualties and dama

arctic temperatures and snows to much of north america president by an urgent americans to prepare for the worst. also coming up, russia uses the united states of fighting a proxy war and ukraine after ukrainian president below 2 meters. lensky visits washington and receives pledges of military assistance according to patriot air, defense system. and coven 19 sweeps through china, now that beijing has abandoned its strict co with 0 cobra policy infections or surgeon causing international alarm. ah, i'm ami a niece of welcome to the program. millions of americans are under severe weather warnings as a major winter storm moves across the us. freezing arctic air is bringing blizzards and icy winds to much of the country as it pushes, se forecasters are warning that temperature is could plunge as low as minus $45.00 degrees celsius. in some areas, the record breaking cold come is millions hit the roads in the skies for the holidays. this is been quite a once in a generation storm. the threat of heavy snow ice and dangerous t. hi, vince has already prompted some states to declare a state of emergency. this really, very sure is whether we're here

north american companies. and. and so what, what she says is that the european union also needs to look at it, state aid policies, and make it easier for companies here to apply for, for a federal funding for funding from, from the european union. and she said that that's what they're going to do. it hasn't been made exactly clear how those rules might be adjusted. but she said that this is necessary in order to, as she said, rebalance the playing field. ok, d w. terry schultz in brussels. thanks for that. coven 19 curves, are being relaxed in china, following some of the biggest displays of public anger. in decades, residents in beijing and beyond are welcoming the gradual returned to normal life. after years of tough restrictions, chinese authority say however, they're not abandoning the countries 0 coven policy, yet just implementing it more flexibly. in the south west, in mega city of cha ching, life is beginning to return to normal. shops are open and residents of back on the streets. just last month, many of its $32000000.00 inhabitants were under locked down. but now authorities are relaxing cobit rules across

course you want every american home appears in dictatorships, appeasing terrorists are never any interest of the united states for any reason that vladimir putin, the taliban, the northtinue to take american after american hostage is eventually they hold onto them long enough they did get enough, we cave we give them a better deal how about this quic how about you don't let putin dictate the terms for the white house secretary says here were the choices the russians gave u very how about we dictate the terms? about every terrorist group dictator shoot out there they know they touch and hair on americans high and the cost wil be so high, economically and diplomatically live a militaril that they don't dare touch another american, but what he has done tonight maybe a tactfu today is going to result in mor and more and more americans being taken hostage down the line because they know, at the end of the day there is an upside but no downside whether it is putin, the iranian regime my heart breaks for the paul whelan family and future americans. >> so dan hoffman, we had the merchant of death viktor bout one of america's most notorious arms dealers you get brittney grine

north lawn. more on state of the economy and impact on americans, my next guest runs private equity firm kp equityio companies operate 230 manufacturing facilities across 27 countries and have approximately 53,000 employees. joining me live is michael, cofounder and managing partner of kps capital partners. michael, thrilled to have you. >> thank you very much, mike. mike: let's start with president biden's reaction to the monthly job's report and i will get you to react to it. >> the gdp is up even more than previously thought. we continue to create lots of jobs and today we've learned that the economy added 263,000 jobs in november. mike: michael, president biden likes to claim he has created millions of jobs, what is your assessment? >> i fear looking forward, mike, that the american economy and the american worker and people next year are going to be caught between the endville of inflation and the hammer of a recession. the key number from yesterday's job report wasn't the 3.7, that really doesn't matter. what matters is the worker participation rate is at 62.1% is below the 50-year average a

states is seeking his tradition. american authorities believe that the kanashhenka works for the russian special services. the united states is categorically against the return of serbian forces to the north, kosovo was told by the us special representative for the western balkans gabriel escobar, but recalled that kosovo has serious guarantees from washington in the field us security forces are participating in nato forces in the unrecognized republic of escobar, the serbian prime minister replied to noted that the us special representative went beyond his powers and why did you take on the role of the security council and essentially annulled the un resolution anabich noted that there are daily provocations from pristian, on which the western world prefers to close its eyes for its own convenience. uyadny data in the day there are several provocations armed to the teeth in one day. they come in zubin, potok and vkusovskaya mitroviltsa. they are infiltrating the municipality building, trying to provoke the serbian people, trying to destabilize the situation, and everything they do is completely contrary to the brussels agreement, but at the same time, i wrote about this yesterday and wil

americans are taken hostage by states. president trump freed people from turkey, egypt, north korea. president biden just got brittney out. four or five americans from venezuela. there must be a strategy by the biden administration to deal with this problem. it is not acceptable that there's nothing that can be done. the families deserve this, paul whelan deserves this, brittney griner and all the americans still held. >> thank you very much for coming in. it must be very hard to talk act in many ways. we'll be back with continuing coverage of this breaking news overnight. randall lane of forbes and huma abedin will be joining us. again, the breaking news this morning, brittney griner is on her way home. we'll be right back. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 4 years. and

find a way out of the current crisis, however, the american has already stated that against the introduction of the sevskaya police army to the northed a sharp reaction in belgrade, according to prime minister sergei anna bravovich gabriel ebabar took over the role of the un security council let me ask you one question. if resolution 1244 is no longer valid because you don't like it. or if the brussels agreement does not exist, how do they say chickens? you have never refuted his words, if the washington agreement is nothing but the last century, it is simply no longer in fashion, and the un charter does not apply to serbia, then in accordance. with what agreement resolution principles should we act or should we just follow your the situation in the north of kosovo in belgrade is called critical today the rural authorities will send demands to nato to send its military contingent to kosovo to protect the local population sergei khloshevsky natalya markevich maxim zaichenko vladoy boriskhilchikov, ntv european bureau in britain another strike begins today nurses stop working in unions. there is the first general national strike of j

currently, the country in which we sell the most is the united states, but this is precisely because we aimed our marketing efforts at this north american market , we have a difficult time here, we know what can be fast delivery that is, it is very important for users, for buyers, how quickly it will be delivered, for example, we have, for example, well, purchases, which kupala has the most puzzles - this is mrs. mrs. tricks, this is mother, alexander, prints, which is one of them, who were in captivity, the americans came to fight, the foreign legion was captured in ukraine, they were captured, and they were, they happened when there was a big exchange, one of them was 10 who returned home through saudi arabia, then they bought puzzles, and when he was still in captives and well, it was such a time for them that i don't know how to divert my thoughts and now that they have already returned home, i know that they wrote so that they wouldn't put together a puzzle of the earth and that's how there was a tournament earlier in the city of austin and that was yesterday people respond, i.e. that it somehow gives a person, on the one hand, sad

a half 1000000 algerians. lou needs to come to the russian state to narrative, outside as on the north. some scheme divest. mm hm. the american goes, i'll sons them up for a group in the cc 5 with this being. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else calls about this even with will van in the european union? the kremlin media machine restate on crush up to date and split r t spoof neck even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube? said lucas latasha did you think it's chris with josh? ah, welcome back to 36 of you. we want to continue our discussion. you know, woke, education isn't just impacting schools, it's impacting sports as well. so joining us how to discuss this is jake sheldon, american mixed martial artist. thanks for joining us, jake. so at what point do men and women actually begin to substantially differ in terms of their biology, especially when it comes to sporting capabilities? is it already a conception birth puberty or later on in life? yeah, it's a great question. i think as you get older, it fears more apart. you know, i think you take 26 year olds of a winter on how fi it's probably going to be fairly e

north america. and you know, i'm an american, the united states is home to a range of civil rights and human rights concerns, but i can guarantee you that in 4 years it won't be the same scenario. now it's not just football happening in car this month around the world. cup there have been musical gigs and festivals. robbie williams is performing right now at one of those events were joined in the studio by haitian american rapper one g. thank you so much for being with us. i just want to start off by asking you, how has your experience been here so far? you know, i gotta say the experience in doha and guitars been incredible. i think the amir shake mohammed and zacky for this great opportunity. i got to tell you this country is just been so much judged by what i've seen around the world. i think that could tar is that a great job with the world cup. and it's incredible. and as an american visiting the country, i could tell you, i've never felt safer in my life being in a country like a tar great job to the guitar. he's great job to the citizens and great job to the world cup and great job again to

north american. it's disrupting causing disrupting travel plans, i should say closing power outages and putting a lot of pressure on homeless shelters. 60 percent of the united states is estimated to be under a where the wanting you're up to date here on d. w. stay tuned for business news. we've daniel winter, of course, is more in detail if you don't. com and you can follow up to on social media. we sent you some, jared read. thanks for watching the question of question about life, the universe and everything he knew the answer. well then give it.

this is issue with north korea we dealt with too, americans would occasionally go essentially for tourism because it is odd place. secretary of stateetime in early trump administration saying u.s. passports were not valid for travel to north korea. this is a real risk. we've also, a risk we're giving incentive of countries to grab americans because the rewards are so good. stuart: exactly. christian, thanks for being here. i know we'll see you again soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. stuart: jamie dimon, he is warning of the long-term economic effects of the russian invasion of ukraine. lauren he is blaming russia for the energy crisis? lauren: yeah, in part. he says the ongoing issues are going to persist for years. watch this. >> the danger of this war is extraordinary and it can go on for years but this oil and gas thing, it looks like europeans will get through this winter but this oil and gas problem will go on for years. if i was you know, in the government or anywhere else i would say i have to prepare for getting much worse. i hope it doesn't but i would definitely be preparing for it getting much worse. lauren: so he did

your state of north carolina is the state that in 2016 passed voting laws that were said by an appellate court to target african americansh almost surgical precision. that was your state where they got rid of college id, registration, all sorts of things to make it harder to vote. they tried to strip you because you as a democrat were elected governor of your actual powers and to neuter the office of governor simply because it was held by a democrat. that's who they are. are you concerned that the supreme court -- how worried are you that the supreme court is about to give that legislature total power over choosing the presidential slates or choosing the electoral slates in 2024? >> they want to manipulate the voting laws for partisan gain. this independent legislature theory uses the donald trump formula. if you don't like the result, just rip off the piece of the constitution that you don't like. they engaged in extreme partisan gerrymandering. the state supreme court said it was outside the bounds of the state constitution. this case says, we're going to rip off the part of the state constitution that has to do with c

north american. it's disrupting ag, causing disrupting travel plans. i should say closing power outages and putting a lot of pressure on homeless shelters. 60 percent of the united states is estimated to be unto away the wanting you're up to date here on d w. stay tuned for business news. we've daniel winter, of course, is more in detail. you dot com and you can follow up to on social media. i had some jared read. thanks for watching the question of questions about life, the universe and everything he knew the answer. well then give it here for the the answer to almost everything. our documentary series with lever crazy and ground breaking on his chance. can we go into the afterlife? are we getting dumber and dumber? how can we feed every one? questions for the present a future emp heads filled with ideas? so get ready for the brain update. 40 to the answer to almost everything starts january 15th on d, w. with ah, tick tock, admits trucking journalists, and major breach of privacy could think admission have a serious effect on regulation. the social media company will get the word from wall street. also coming out a i driven chat box, get smarter will look about the p

american. it, instead, recommends referring to people from the united states as u.s. citizens. claiming the word american insinuates the u.s. is the most important country in north't make it up. the party buenos aires underway as argentina celebrates first world cup win in 36 years. the men's soccer team arriving home to a hero's welcome after triumph over france in qatar on sunday. the players touching down in the capital city a few hours ago. they were welcomed home by of course a massive crowd of diehard fans ahead the official victory parade later today. messi's instagram post celebrating the victory. most like you had post by an athlete ever. those your headlines, guys. congratulations to argentina. >> steve: that's a lot of likes. >> carley: a lot of likes and love for him. >> brian: tournament started biggest upset. lesses to saudi arabia and ends up winning. goes to show you that they could lose the first game and win the last. >> rachel: lessons about argentina. >> brian: i think they are the best team in the world and their resiliency you can only dream about. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. steve: speaking of athlete

american enterprise institute. honored today to be joined by senator tim scott from the great state of north carolina for a conversation on his importanton new book a redemption story choosing hope, creating unity. before i introduce senator scott and welcome him to the stage i want to offer a little bit of context as to why the conversation is so important today. howy. do we take virtues and put them into t action for the communities that haven't experienced the american dream. as a senior fellow at aei and someone whose run public charter schools in the bronx for more than a decade, i am obsessed with the goal of upward mobility. one of the factors that normally drive whether a young person of any background acquires the habits of mind and skills that typically lead to success as adults. in my time with thousands of young people from working in teach for america to the white house to mtv to the gates foundation and now launching a network of international public charter high schools in the bronx i've worked with kids from every conceivable background. i've seen children grow up in disadvantaged situations and unfortu

there are no problems between mexico and the united states only minutes after saying there are frictions. next month they'll host the north american the new government is furious about the public support of former president castillo going as far as ordering the mexican ambassador to leave the country. it will not respond in kind. mexico is giving a pardon to the form er president and his wife. >>> coming up, america's most powerful arsenal, patriot missiles heading to ukraine's defense. >>> and israel's right turn. what we know about the newly formed right wing government. te. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendndly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretetty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. even when things seem quieter, the urge to protect means staying on the lookout to help keep others from harm. at pfizer, we're driven by this impulse. we've reached hundreds of millions of lives with our covid-19 response. and we keep innovating. whatever comes next, we will respond fiercely. like family. ♪ >>> we will continue to strengthen ukraine's ability to protect itself, particularly air defense. that's why we're goin

supreme court hearing arguments about a north carolina case that would really reshape american democracy. for more than three hours, lawyers arguing over whether stateegislatures should have free reign to determine rules for federal elections or whether state constitutions in courts should factor in. so, the state legislature relying on the controversial independent state legislature theory has trump supporters cited during the 2020 election and challenges. the liberal justices warning of consequences if there are no checks on the state legislature. >> this is a proposal that gets rid of the normal checks and balances. legislators we all know have their own self-interest. nay want to get reelected. and so, there are countless times when they have incentives to press votes. >> okay, so we are back with john burman and ellie and david. ellie, make sense of all of this. >> we will make independent state legislature theory interesting. it is important. and it is one of the great generators of absurd hypotheticals. >> this is like the dancing girls coming in holding up signs. that is probably the only way to make it interesting. the constitution essentia

north korea. young has tested a missile that has the capability of reaching american shores for his government has expanded a state of emergency. his protest spread across the country. supporters of paper job castillo won him, released from jail. the former president is accused of an attempted coo and was arrested last week. and morocco's bid to become the 1st african side to get to a world cup final. we'll get underway and under 90 minutes time self take on france . the defending champions in the 2nd semi final right here at kata at albany, stadium, thousands of bands have flooded into the country on extra flights. the winter will take on argentina in the final. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily angry. the knees continues here on al jazeera, after inside story to stay with us. ah ah, you energy ministers meet again and fail again to strike a deal to cap the price of the actual gas prices of sword since washer invaded ukraine, the blog post to hurt moscow. but can the deep divisions whether the you be overcome . this is inside story. ah, i will come to the program. i'm adrian finnegan, european union e

states. he is a figure that transcends because of his time with the new york cosmos, in the north american soccerwas reading about when he was sold on coming here it was like don't get championships. get a country. you can have the entire united states behind you if you succeed here. for a time he did and he is sort of these one word names that sort of means so much. i'll close by saying andy warhol the famous painter who painted him said that normally i talk about 15 minutes of fame. he will have 15 centuries of fame. that he very much did and very much will. >> that's awesome. thank you so much for giving us that great perspective. >> thank you. >>> okay. another day another batch of transcripts laying out the deliberate attempt to overturn the election. but will we see any accountability now that we see what was going on behind the scenes? stay with us. ted about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep intoto the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamamel. i recommend prononamel repair to my patients. this is how tosin lost 33 lbs on noom weight. i'm tosin. noom gave her a psychol

services in a state of emergency today is at least a million americans are still facing winter weather advisories and warnings in tens of thousands woke up this christmas without power. northyork and ohio are some the hardest hit states. the bomb cycle and bring frigid temperatures and powerful winds causing travel chaos throughout the week for airlines have canceled thousands of flights is winter weather in the u.s. grows worse. many travelers are left change their plans or whether busiest travel seasons, more than 6000 flights were canceled just days before christmas. >> an actuating on my wife to fire greg gets back from minneapolis. she sent me a text and said the plane have been delayed two or three times already precrisis winter blast to strap some people in their homes and in some cases first responders cannot even get the people who need help. in hamburg, new york, max gorden fox news. >> max gorden, thank you. a host of new laws will take effect in just a few days in the calendar reads 2023. illinois is about scum the first state to get rid of cash bail entirely. some states are raising the minimum wage. lots of impact luckily we have attorney to join us and dug i

americans in the dark. one of the states with the most outages, north carolina had more than 100,000 as of this afternoon in the raleigh, durham area. nearly 50,000 homes were without power. and in new england, 10's of thousands have experienced outages from the boston area to western massachusetts is always good. didn't have back up batteries for flashlight. make sure working the ball was working. >> if you have a generator, make sure that he's running. check the fuel check. make sure it's cleared and ready to go. the massive and powerful winter storm also setting its sights on texas where more than 70,000 were in the dark this afternoon. the lone star state hoping to avoid a repeat of the disastrous and deadly winter storm in february 2021. it killed more than 200 people and pushed the state's power generation capabilities to the brink of failure. this week, utility officials said this time the grid is prepared with the ultra cold temperatures. >> for several days, there are many people in the state of texas that are wondering be concerned about the power grid. we do expect to have sufficient generation s

. >>> back here in the united states, storms that brought tornados to louisiana are moving north just as americans make their plans for the holidays. the nor'easter expected to bring ice and snow through pennsylvania and new england. heavy rains are in the forecast in metro areas like new york city and boston. north dakota look at that, those are frozen power lines, icicles hanging off them. power outages as a result. while minnesota is trying to dig out from almost two and a half feet of snow more is expected over the weekend. as we head into winter the biden administration is urging americans to help prevent another covid surge. listen. >> we don't want this winter to look like last winter or the winter before. the most important thing americans can do is to go get their updated covid-19 vaccine right away. the updated covid-19 vaccine is your best protection against the version of covid we're fighting right now. >> cnn medical correspondent dr. tara narula is with us. this is a different kind of booster, i think four now, right, but it's different. i was sort of confused. i had to go to my doct

north american stick out from what's been called the blizzard of the century. it helps off a year of extreme weather events that experts say being driven by climate change. ah, i'm anthony howard. welcome. the united states says it will screen all air passengers arriving from china for covey. 19 italy made a similar announcement earlier in the day. 2 nations join a growing number of countries are worried about a surgeon infections off to badge in east corona virus restrictions, including for tourism abroad. us help officials say the decision came because china isn't shearing enough information about code 19 number to either. so what will these new restrictions change? that's what i asked a doubly correspondence stephan simons in washington. well then make it harder for people who come from china to get into the united states without, without a negative coverage s. so this is what's gonna happen now, which is going to be requested starting january 5th at 12 or one a m eastern time. so local time here, everybody traveling from china directly into the united states or via a 3rd country harp or gateway has to present a negative cobra test and has to take a test 2 days before starting this travel activity tow