and terry starts to slap chief justice field. nagel shoots terry. terry is arrested and ed nagle is arrested. terry is killed, arrested by a local sheriff with sympathetic to the terry wing of the democratic party. and eventually this case works its way to the supreme court. and a decision called in ray nagle, the supreme court, us says that the the u.s. marshal was acting at the behest of the federal government, protecting a federal employee. he cannot be charged for law enforcement violation in the capacity of protecting this federal employee by a state official. this this sounds like it's a bizarre episode. and of course, it is a bizarre episode. it's an outgrowth of legislative violence, but it's also something that turns out to be of significant of significance in american history. those of you who know the history of the civil rights movement of the 1960s, the kennedy justice department, in rticular, a pointed members of the u.s. marshals service to protect civil rights activists in the south, absented decision. like in ray nagle, it's entirel

terry, i don't think the europeans will find this either a slight or a surprise. in fact, they may well be reassured by the very close friendship, the jovial, almost relationship that we saw. the 2 presidents share there in washington with the united states, the most powerful ally in nato, as well as the biggest contributor of assistance to ukraine in real terms. i think that europe will be also feeling a much more comfortable in knowing that the us plans to maintain this kind of support for ukraine. and that is something that it was important for vladimir zalinski to go sure up in person because with house the house being taken over by republicans in january, there been some signs that they're not quite is as enthusiastic about continuing spending at these levels. and finally, i actually think this was more a message to moscow than it was to any european country. it shows that zelinski feels comfortable leaving his administration in the charge of his colleagues, and that he feels comfortable enough to go that far away. i think this is something that vladimir puti

after ghost town, terry hall. after ghost town, terry hall.icult topics. one song dealt with this abduction and sexual abuse at the age of 12. hand this abduction and sexual abuse at the age of 12.— at the age of 12. and that is when my — at the age of 12. and that is when my mental— at the age of 12. and that is when my mental health - at the age of 12. and that is - when my mental health problems appeared and in that period, the only thing that i could do was take valium, at 1a, and thatis was take valium, at 1a, and that is not great. it really isn't good. that is not great. it really isn't good-— that is not great. it really isn't aood. ., , isn't good. though the episode left terry hall _ isn't good. though the episode left terry hall with _ isn't good. though the episode left terry hall with lifelong - left terry hall with lifelong depression, music was a solace. here rejoined the specials in 2008 and a deck would later the band scored their first ever number one album. here said it was a long time coming. the singer terry hall who's die

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. brazil has declared 3 days of morning for the football legend pay late. the brazilian striker who won 3 world cups has passed away from cancer. at the age of $82.00, his coffin will lie at the stadium of his home town club santos on monday, for funds to pay their respects. the burial is to take place on tuesday and they found fame as a teenager with san jose and became internationally known when he scored twice as brazil beat sweden, the 1958 world cup final. he won the competition again in 1962 and a 3rd time in 1970, where his mesmerizing place fermented, his iconic status for many in brazil, and around the world. he was much more than the sportsman sal paolo's, albert einstein, hospital where football legend paley passed away. his fans gathered outside to bid farewell and mourn the loss of the man. brazilians called the king. for samuel menache, i came to pay my respects. my good bye come or in fact, the king never dies. for me, he did not die. i came to pay

right, terry. so the city was pretty much woken up at 5 minutes to 6 by irrate alarms, and then 2030 minutes later we could hear some relatively loud explosion. some, some, some big banks. now it turns out, am, those were that that was the key if air defense operating shooting down some jones that made it from the sea of odd sea of as of region into the city and to the vicinity of the capital here. so 13 shahid jones in total were down and thankfully there were no direct hits to the city. nobody got injured, nobody got hurt. but as far as we know, a number of administrative and residential buildings were damaged. but that is likely due to, to shrapnel that, that occurred while they were being intercepted. now, the russian attacks have destroyed much of ukraine's infrastructure, leaving many people without power, without water withdrawal, without eating in the winter. though this suffering caused by rushes invasion, max has captured the world's attention. international donors gathered in paris, pled

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has used a surprise visit washington to thank americans for their support. calling it crucial in his country's fight against brushes, invasion in a speech to u. s. ball makers, the lensky said no country could be a neutral bystander, and that russia must be defeated. he predicted that next year would be a turning port. it's ukranian presence 1st rip abroad. since russia launched its invasion 10 months ago. president zalinski was given the red carpet treatment as he arrived at the white house greeted like an old friend by his u. s. counterpart joe biden. they've spoken many times on the phone, but this was their 1st face to face meeting is the start of the war in ukraine with lots to discuss there in the oval office, another show of solidarity, a mutual praise from both lead us in a continuous strategy crazy building defense, so particularly care defense. and that's why we're going to be providing you credit with patriot m

terry. some of those changes have been more visible than others, but as you saw in the piece, this is having a very big economic impact, especially on british small businesses, is just so much more difficult to do business with the you, their customs checks their inspections, delays problems with paying taxes, it has really led to a drastic drop in business between the 2 blocks. you have to say it's also more difficult for you businesses as well to import british goods to hire british workers to establish those relationships. because the e, the u. k is no longer in that e u. single market. all of this has become much more obvious over the last couple of years. and of course it's difficult to try to isolate the economic impacts of breaks it alone. but there have been some studies that have done that one of the most important coming from an independent government body that estimates rights. it did shrink the u. k. economy of the up i as much as 4 per cent. that is $100000000000.00 pounds per y

but terri asked just for the top-level numbers.hat have to be compiled and given to the states, texas education agency anyway. most of this work should have already been done. shouldn't have cost a dime. terri said please don't worry about redacting i want the top level numbers. they want $7 thousand to redact. we've asked the foreign general to get involved and see what he can do. the attorney general being the top law officer in the state can do a lot more than we can. >> julie: this is the latest instance of public schools trying to use public records and fees to keep parents in the dark. a parent should never be left in the dark, not on bullying, not on education. we have the right to know what's happening to our children when they are in your care. terri, what have you done? have you pulled your child from this school? do they show any sympathy about the awful bullying that could have long lasting effects on your son for years to come? >> he is still in the school district right now. he has a lot of friend and doesn't want to

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. ukraine's president laudermill zalinski has used a surprise visit to washington to thank americans for their support. calling it crucial for his country's fight against russia's invasion in a speech to us lawmakers. lensky said no country could be a neutral bystander, and that russia must be defeated. he predicted that next year would be a turning point. it's the ukranian presence 1st trip abroad since russia launched its invasion 10 months ago. precedence zalinski was given the red carpet treatment as he arrived at the white house greeted like an old friend by z u. s counterpart joe biden. they've spoken many times on the phone, but this was a 1st face to face meeting since russian made it ukraine in the oval office flight and granites lensky, another wish high on ukraine's weapons list. gonna continue to strengthen ukraine's ability to defend so particularly air defense. and that's why we're going to be providing you credit with patriot missile battery 1st and

ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russia has again launched large scale missile attacks across the ukraine. defense forces shot down most of the incoming rockets and drones, but some still reached their targets. these are images from a key, a neighborhood that was hit. at least 3 people were injured. there. explosions also rocked several other cities. are corresponding manuel shaws into have told me more about the letters strikes. hi, terry, where you can see behind me the aftermath of the messiah attack, you can see 1st responders still working there. there's several houses that were hit by a missile and you know, dismiss. i was actually shut down by ukraine, an air defense, but it just goes on to show that even when they're shot down, the danger persists and me sighs are still falling on. what you see is an entirely residential area. there is no, you know, a critical infrastructure that could have been targeted here it is just houses, houses with residents, with people who are caught off gu

i was hearing something about 1,000 miles, terry. so as we're out here live in rohnert park, the wind gusts again really starting to pick up. over in marin county, i talked to marin county officials, and they told me they're opening up an emergency shelter for the third time this month. the first time this month for the rain. terry, back to you. >> gia vang live up in the north bay, thank you very much for that. >>> a great way to keep track of the storm and its impacts, the next bay area app. it will give you access to our exclusive radar scans so you can see exactly when the rain will arrive in your area and how heavy it's going to be. >>> another big headline we are watching tonight, southwest airlines' unprecedented melt down appears to be coming to a close after days of mass cancellations of flights, seem to be back on track. here's a good example of what's going on. yesterday, southwest canceled more than 2,300 flights. today that number down to 43. a similar thing in the bay area. yesterday southwest canceled nearly 300 flight

terry: it is very important.hat you have is a situation where the overture from secretaries of state blinken shows the u.s. continues to be interested in constructive engagement with the people's republic of china and their government. he wants to be helpful wherever they can. there is some text here which is that we can help you that shows that they cannot help themselves to some extent. that is a problem that the chinese government probably cannot get over quickly or easily. nonetheless, it shows an outstretched hand and a concern for the humanitarian side of the tragedy that has been unfolding in china for some time. that is all really good but what you see is kind of a poll of u.s.-china relations. i think that will continue and it is important for 2023. lisa a: what about immigration? i ask this because we have been talking about the worker shortage and yet there is a fight about the immigration restrictions left over from former president trump's reign. how much do you see republicans getting on board democ

and the frontman of the specials, terry hall, has died at the age of 63.ing up on the bbc news channel... england's new era of test cricket wirtes a new record. they're the first team to leave pakistan with a series clean sweep after wrapping up victory in karachi. good evening. nhs leaders have expressed fears that they cannot guarantee the safety of patients during the strikes which are affecting the health service on consecutive days this week. today, thousands of nurses in england, wales and northern ireland have gone out on their second day of a 12—hour strike, in a protest over pay. some services, such as urgent cancer care, have continued. and tomorrow, ambulance staff in england and wales will walk out too, a move that's prompted a health minister to advise people not to undertake "risky activity" such as contact sport to avoid requiring emergency care. in a moment, we'll be looking at who will be affected and how during the ambulance strike, but first here's our health editor hugh pym. calling in the military, service personnel were being trained

ah hello em, terry martin. good to have you with us. benjamin netanyahu has been sworn in as his rules, new prime minister, capping a remarkable political, come back. his government, 163 of 120 possible boats in parliament. the government is regarded as the most right wing administration israeli history and includes several ultra orthodox and ultra nationalist parties. the coalition is bound to expand settlements in the occupied west bank and other disputed areas. netanyahu, who is still on trial for a ledge, corruption will be leading his 6 team government to our correspondence. rebecca ritters is following his story, and john, just now from inside the israeli part of the connecticut. rebecca benny me nothing . ha, who is a known quantity? is rural, he's lead subgroups, several governments of poor. what makes this government more? all right, then any of the others? a dead right there. terry's definitely no stranger to israeli politics. as you rightly point out, this will be he seeks time as prime minister. but

>> terry moran at the white house tonight. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to this major christmas storm sweeping across the country tonight. in fact, moving across the nation. there are already many flight cancellations for tomorrow. we're going to go through it all for you. in new york tonight, preparing for a 40-degree drop. wind chills getting set for the coldest christmas in most of the country in decades. already states from the northwest and washington to texas and the south, all the way up to the northeast right there, all under alerts for snow, heavy rain, ice, brutaloldnd dangerous winds. blizzard conditions tonight from minneapolis to chicago, creating a holiday travel nightmare. the wind gts cities creating concerns for air travel and driving. and then the wind chills, as i mentioned, set for much of this country. it's the most wonderful time of the year. rob marciano standing by in new york for us, what's coming. and alex perez on the travel headaches already. he's in chicago tonight. >> this is an a

i asked her yeah, that's right terry. i mean, obviously we've seen at bb netanyahu in be the prime minister many times over this . certainly not the 1st, right? when government we've seen in this country, as you rightly point out, it is being seen as of the moist right wing. and that's because all the parties forming the coalition parties that he's had to become a being a coalition wait in order to form government. now they considered internationalists on the extreme fall, right? they were until recently on the fringes of israeli politics and now front and center and actually have a lot of power. they did really well in the elections that gives them a lot of power in the free coalition agreements that have already been agreed. some of the big ticket items are, of course, that that control of a development in the west bank has been handed to a later policy that he's bound to expand, settlement to push into the west bank. critics pulling that de facto annexation even happen. so these are more extreme policies. we're also sa

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 china, even as infections remain near record highs. in several major cities, testing requirements for buses and other public transport are being dropped. in beijing authorities have been closing test sites leading to long keys that those that remain open as tests are still required to access many public spaces. despite the frustration of a long wait, many,

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. benjamin netanyahu is returning as is really prime minister. his new full right coalition is being sworn in by parliament today. the incoming government is regarded as the most right wing and israel's history, and includes several ultra orthodox and over nash horse. the coalition has failed to expand settlements in the off by west bank and other disputed areas. it's the 6th government formed by netanyahu was still on trial for alleged corruption, spots i am. your preferences are correspond. rebecca readers is standing by and saw the israeli parliament, the connecticut, and joins. esta. rebecca, israel's income and government will be led by someone who has been prime minister before, but this coalition has been called the most. all right. and the country's history was that yeah, that's right terry. i mean, obviously we've seen a baby netanyahu in be department so many times over this certainly not the 1st, right. when government we've seen in this country, as

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terrie, warren, best of luck to you.nk you both. >> thank you. >> trace: authorities in moscow, idaho, are asking for the public's help tonight as their investigation into the murder of four college students appears to be narrowing its focus. here's the national correspondent bryan llenas. >> tonight the search for this white sedan intensifies. investigators say that they are sorting through 22,000 registered 2011, 2013 hyundai a laundress and sifting through a significant amount of video footage. the alejandro was captured on security camera driving by a gas station near the home where four students were murdered. investigators believe the occupants of the vehicle may have critical information. finding this vehicle is complicated. security cameras in the town of moscow are few and far between. >> we started looking for video the day of a crime. >> the parents of kaylee goncalves are urging businesses to turn in any footage they have before it's too late. >> 24-hour mark on a lot of those video cameras. seven days, one m

i love terry gross i've never, while i've listened to terry gross - >> tweeted that? myself [ light laughter ] i will note, for my -- to defend my honor here, briefly, do you remember back then the twitter prompt was, "chris l. hayes is --" >> seth: ah! >> that was the prompt the prompt was like -- it was like a status away message >> seth: right >> like you used to have on aim back in the day, people our age. >> seth: gotcha. >> and so, like, the set up was -- what are you doing right now? >> seth: tell us what you're actively doing right now >> exactly just, you know - >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> but i evolved i think i got better >> seth: you know, listening to terry gross sounded boring but just to make it fair, you should have heard it like this "chris hayes is -- [ laughter ] listening to terry gross." [ laughter ] >> thank you right? better [ applause ] >> seth: there you go. >> better. >> seth: you know, you are -- you tease yourself for being very online and living an online life it should be noted, another thing that's remarkable, you and i are very much insid

terry hall, who has died at the age of 63. tribute5 have been flooding in for terry hall. bros, tweeted: "i'm in shock that one of my favourite singer songwriters, terry hall has passed away. the specials represent my youth, they represent everything about my teenage years, they were the band that got us out of our homes and into the school discos & clubs!" totally right. anybody who grew up in the 805. singer—songwriter boy george said: "very sad to hear about terry hall. absolutely loved him as an artist. sad day. and the the lightning seeds' ian broudie, who collaborated a number of times with terry hall, 5imply tweeted a broken heart emoji alongside a picture of the two. let us have your memories are terry as welcome any tribute you'd like to make this morning and will try to read those out this morning as the programme goe5 read those out this morning as the programme goes on. new look banknote5 featuring the image of king charles have been unveiled by the bank of england. the portrait will be the only change to existing designs of £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes, and will

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terry, good morning to you. let's start with how towering of a figure was benedict in the life of the catholic church? >> reporter: he was a towering figure, whit, in a different way, intellectually. a cardinal in rome once said to me that john paul ii, benedict's predecessor, was the pope of the soul, the cardinal said. this enormous mystical spiritual force in the world. pope francis, he's the pope of the heart. he leads with his heart and his emotions. he said pope benedict was the pope of the mind. a profound thinker, a very good writer, great writer and that legacy will last. his attempt to shore up the traditional doctrines of the church, that's all in writing and that lasts. >> terry, we talked about the history he made, that benedict xvi was the first pope to step down in nearly 600 years. what did his resignation introduce to the modern papacy? >> reporter: it changed it. no question about it, whit. pope francis has called benedict's decision to resign church and he said, popes the - resigning should be

. >>> also ahead, former macy's ceo terry lundgren joins us to talk about the holiday retail scorecard and his outlook for the consumer in the new year >>> tesla plunging the latest move lower comes as "the wall street journal" reports tesla will extend a production shutdown at its shanghai plant amid rising covid cases in that country. tesla on track for its worst year ever down more than 40% this month the majority of analysts still have a buy rating on the stock, according to fact set. joining us is one of those bullish analysts, george, why are you maintaining a buy on a $275 price target on this stock as it craters? >> hey, sara, happy holidays, thank you for having me. i understand and most participants understand what's happening with tesla stock the data points have been exceedingly negative for several weeks, even several months the latest is that one of the competitors in china, neo, preannounced negatives they're not hitting their numbers for q4, after giving that guidance not so long ago. our hope medium to long-term is that what's happening in china, which appears to be cy

that's where we sent terry mcsweeney.your you are experiencing right now. >> ray: slowly but surely, we've been here all night, the storm is moving onshore in the rain getting heavier here at mill valley and other parts of the bay area as well. people going to bed tonight are well aware that tomorrow might be very different than what they are seeing right now.>>> in downtown mill valley, sandbags are out ready to keep floodwaters at bay if necessary. the town situated at a place that gets lots of rain, people are ready for, one woman can't wait for the clouds to open up. >> i am very happy, my dogs are thursday, and the milkweed so i would have butterflies in february. >> in another area known for high rain totals, rain tonight but nothing like what is expected to come in the next 12 hours or so.>> i feel like everybody's and doors, working in between christmas and new year's, don't really have much planned, not really affecting my life. acre and a young man who finds rain to be intimidating. speakers when it's raining ou

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. with sh her. i'm just kinda. i think that's hard and in the end the some me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smudges were lions beef? what's your story. ready he wasn't on women, especially victims of violence labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, where the fed goes, the e. c v follows they are a fan central bank has joined this american counterparts in hiking interest rates by off a percentage point. but the economic pictures either side of the atlantic, they very different historian, families are living with the steepest price rises in europe. we'll look at how they're adapting to inflation over 20 percent. and the left overs from a major global event. what will become of cut us stadium after some days will come fine. as, as data we business, i'm what's in ber

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. it craning authorities say russia has launched another major missile attack on energy facilities and infrastructure local authorities in the capital key of and the northeastern city of hart. he reported explosions, lay the strikes come as ukrainian military and civilian leaders warned that the kremlin is preparing for a new wide scale offensive. as early as january ukrainian infrastructure is coming under almost daily. russian bombardment. this among the latest attacks, with rockets severely damaging a warehouse in the northeastern city of hawk eve, prompting the city mer to urge residence to stay in shelters. investigators and war crime, prosecutors on site soon after to inspect damage and collect evidence versus the also russia conduct strikes on civilian infrastructure as you see. because the warehouse was completely empty. there was no connection to the military whatsoever . not as although there is called the maya in southern ukraine and the liberated ci

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. us house committee has released 6 years of donald trump's tax returns. the poor president fought for years to keep them secret. last week, the democrat controlled house ways and means committee motor to release prompt tax records from 2015 to 20. 20. they are likely to provide new revelations about his finances in control was the 1st presidential candidate. decades suv refused to release his tax records. republicans are about to take control of the house of representatives. are corresponded, stuff on seamans has more from washington. so ever, what do these documents tell us about donald trump? draw ah, the reset button 1st. so this is a ongoing chart for 7 years. why? because tundra was the only and 1st president who refused to make his text records public, this is something u. s. presidents or candidates for u. s. presidents and then when they are heading into the final election fight with another container, one that is a doing normally they released their t

the latest in a series of dubious rulings ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. brazil has declared 3 days of morning for the football legend. paley, the striker who won 3 world cops, has passed away from cancer at the age of 82. his coffin will lie at the stadium of his home town club santos, poor fans to pay the respects. he lay found fame as a teenager with santos, and he came internationally known when he scored twice as brazil beat sweden in the 1958 world cup final. he won the competition again in 1962, and a 3rd time in 1970, where his mesmerizing play cemented his status for many in brazil and around the world. he was much more than a sportsman. sao paolo, as albert einstein hospital, where football legend paley passed away, his fans gathered outside to bid farewell and more in the loss of the man brazilians called the king. for samuel management, i came to pay my respects. my good bye, come on. in fact, the king never dies for me, he did not die. i came to pay my respects somehow managing it. people also came out to her bono calder

ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us at the world cup in cato, raining champions, france had beaten under dogs, morocco to kneel in their semi final clash, rocco were the 1st arab or african team to ever reach the semi's. they also managed to keep every other team goal is in open play. that is until frances of france all fence proved to be overwhelming. deep colonial cultural and migratory entanglements mean morocco entrance's encounter was always going to be about more than football. but shortly after tick off, france offered a cutting reminder that everything boils down to what happens on the pitch. in the reigning champions would be no pushovers. taylor n does mean at one mill just 5 minutes in olivia druids, 12 minute chance. further show the atlas sciences tournament best defense might finally be vulnerable. despite the early deficit, morocco didn't fold job. what elia meek probe, the french backline with a spectacular chance just before the break. but it was france largely on the back foot

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us all oguio zalinski has confirmed media reports that he's on his way to the united states. the ukranian president is expected to meet us president joe bry bite nan to address congress. it will be his 1st trip abroad since the russian invasion. it's thought that washington will use the visit to an else the delivery of more advanced weapons to ukraine. president zalinski has taken every opportunity to appeal for more money, aid and military support since the start of the war in the ukraine. either one hosting world leaders in the capital keefe, shannona virus, of all when addressing governments and international institutions with his face, appearing almost daily on multiple screens in almost 10 months of fighting though, he hasn't left the country until now. zalinski is due to meet with his us counterpart, joe biden, in washington, and address congress. the one you can say it's a visit fraught with security concerns in a letter sent by us. how speak can nancy pel

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hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. a u. s. house committee has released to 6 years of donald trump's tax returns, the former president paul for years to keep them secret. the democrat controlled house ways and means committee voted earlier to release trumps tax records from 2015 to $20.00. 20. they are likely to buy new revelations about his finances. trump was the 1st presidential candidate in decades who refused to release tax records. republican service to take control of the house of representatives, dw correspondence stefan simons has more from washington. so steph, on what to these documents, tell us about donald trump. well, they tell us that he was pretty smart, a firm role, a counting himself poor, but telling the public that he is very rich. what do i mean by this? for example, in 2015 trump or carried forward a tax loss of $105000000.00 in $21673000000.00 in 201745 $1000000.00 and $21823000000.00. so this is all losses. he claimed he had in his tax returns so he can pay less texas and he was re carver and paying les

ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with brazil has declared 3 days of national mourning for the football legend pay late the striker, the only player to win 3 world cups has died of cancer aged 82. his coffin will lie at the stadium of his hometown club santo's before he's buried. they, they rose to prominence as a teenager and to achieve international fame when he scored twice against sweden. in the 1958 world cup final, he won the competition again in 19621974 many in brazil and around the world. he was much more than a sportsman sal paolo's, albert einstein hospital where football legend paley passed away. his fans gathered outside to bid farewell and mourn the loss of the man. brazilians called the king for samuel management. i came to pay my respects. my good bye come or in fact, the king never dies for me. he did not die. i came to pay my respects somehow managing his people also came out to urbana caldera stadium home to pay lace former football club santos, rio statue of christ. the redeemer wa

terry schultz and brussel. thank you. we've got some sports news for you now and to the round of 16 at the football world cup in katara, where the favorites have ruled in the 1st 4 matches today. it's japan in the early game up against the runners up in the last. well, that's correct. sure, of course. and then south korea will be looking to upset brazil, which is currently the top ranked team in the world. we spoke earlier with d. w. sports correspondent, dana barcelona. about what chance the long shot teams and today's matches really have to advance. i mean, south korea knows that they're going to be coming into this game. the underdog but actually in football that can help you because it kind of takes the pressure off the expectation. they know they're not expected to win against brazil. i mean, but we saw that they also have no problem grinding out a result working hard to the end of the game. we saw it against portugal, brazil, another hands, you know, they're coming into this tournament as favorites, of course, resul

pre of course, grania is not russian, terry treats annex territory. and so i think that this is, you know, i mean it's, i don't think it's gonna change significantly that the conduct of the war, i mean, the attacks that occurred today a, in on, on ukrainian territory by russian nissan is. i think these were planned on by russian aircraft. i think these were planned already. we know that a few days ago that were all these gangs that had been positioned in some of these faces that were under attack today. and so i think that it's very difficult to say that this was actually a retaliation. ah, change perception of the war though, sorry to interrupt you there. but a could this, in a way inside of russia legitimize rushes rhetoric of self defense. when i think russia doesn't need these kind of i to read, i mean, of course, you know, if we fight in many, especially those knitting those areas and bring the whole closer to home so that we have an invite if hector maybe mobilized for. but i think by now the russian about, you know, that, you know, there are a

terry zalinski chose washington for his 1st trip. outside, jeep ryan. how is this being viewed from inside europe? well, anthony, i don't think anyone inside europe will either feel surprised or slighted at president zalinski is decision. as m a mentioned, the united states is the largest donor in real terms of assistance to ukraine. it's the most powerful ally in nato. so i think that this was a natural choice for zalinski. it makes sense. it also shows that he's keenly aware, as was mentioned earlier, that when the republicans take over the house in january, there may be a lot of opposition to continuing to fund the ukraine effort. a apples, it is now and, and finally, i think also this was definitely a poke in the eye to russian president vladimir putin. because if, if zelinski can feel confident enough to leave his country in the middle of war and go that far away, he's a competent man. indeed. becky m zalinski was taking a big security wrist coming to washington. do we know if he got what he came for? well, terry, just mentioned, or how confident l

terry, thank you, as always. and as we bid you a good night, president zelenskyy wishing the american people a merry christmas and a happy victorious new year, he said. insinuating, obviously, that ukraine will have victory ahead in this year to come. our coverage continues on abc news live, abcnews.com. for our viewers in the west, i'll be back here with the i'll be back here with the >> monday morning 6.4 earthquake in ferndale and aftermath is a lot for these small towns to deal with. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. we want to get to latest from that earthquake. positive news this hour as you can see, pg&e has restored power to just about everyone in the area. at one point yesterday, more than 71,000 customers didn't have electricity. there is still a lot of cleanup and rebuilding ahead, though. here is abc7 news reporter liz kruetz. >> in humboldt county cleanup and recovery are still under way from that 6.4 earthquake that rattled people awake early tuesday morning. right now, t

terry shells for us from brussels. thank you. as always we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines. a chinese and russian navies have begun to join to naval exercise in the east china sea underlining, deepening military and political ties between the countries known as a joint sea 2022. the exercise will continue until december 27th. any report from the news agency? bloomberg size germany is burning coal at the fastest pace in at least 6 years. levels of pollution from germany's power production are now comparable to those of india and south africa. berlin has turned to other fossil fuels and a bid to replace russian gas. and that's as parts of northern india, including the capitol deli or shrouded in dense fog as the country's pollution crisis combined with wintry weather to wreak havoc on wednesday, low visibility, lead to a major vehicle pile up in the city of wark, poor brazilian football legend pele will remain in hospital over christmas. see doctor say his cancer has advanced and he will now recei