quick question, vaughan, before we let you go. the weather right now, it doesn't seem to be a factor. was it raining earlier? is it going to rain later? >> reporter: no, it's been 50 degrees here throughout the course of the morning so far. unlike yesterday, when it was downpouring throughout the day, it's just been mist here. weather should not be a factor if they don't pull off a good election day turnout. >> vaughan hillyard, thanks so much. kristin welker and mark murray, let's drill down a little bit. you had the big interview with herschel walker a couple of weeks ago, which was a low point after all of the allegations about paying for abortions for two women, actually. he denied that, of course. he has been resilient since. they seem to have controlled him a lot better in the sense that he is not taking questions from any reporters. they keep him 20 feet away from anybody who could shout a question. >> that's right. what we have seen from herschel walker from the very beginning, andrea, including when he was at that low poi

vaughan hillyard is in west palm beach, florida. brendan buck, he worked for paul ryan and john boehner. vaughan, the former president is calling this a kangaroo court. what is he saying about the new testimony, for instance, hope hicks? >> what doesn't kill me makes me stronger. when we talk about legally, it's not quite clear how long of a leash he will have. it's now in the hands of the department of justice to determine whether they not only prosecute him, but ultimately, you could be having a serious conversation depending on how the particular criminal statute as it retains to the insurrection act and whether inciting an insurrection can disqualify him from serving in federal office again. for donald trump, that's one issue. the other is the political one. this has been a difficult month for him. he had the dinner with nick fuentes and kanye west. his corporation was found to be criminally -- engaged in a criminal tax fraud scheme over 15 years. he has 13 congressional endorsements. he has been outside of mar-a-lago twice sinc

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i am lewis vaughan jones. let's take a look at the headlines.unches another major missile attack on ukraine, hitting multiple power stations. the country's second power. now one in five trains in the u.k., union bosses continue to argue, leaving travelers stuck in the middle. now the u.n. has added its voice to the many critics of twitter's suspension of accounts belonging to journalists. a spokesperson says the actions that they dangerous precedent at a time that press freedom is under threat. earlier, the european union warned the twitter owner elon musk that the social media platform could be hit with sanctions, after he ordered the suspension of several journalists. on twitter, one member of the european commission said that eu laws respect media freedom and fundamental rights, and elon musk should be away from that -- aware of that. she added there are red lines and sanctions. reporters from "the new york times," cnn, and "the washington post" have been locked out of their accounts. many of them have criticized musk's twitter take over, com

joining me now, steve kornacki and vaughan hillyard and mark murray with me in washington. steve, take us through how senator warnock improved his showing in some key areas of the state compared to november, while walker did worse than expected in republican strongholds. >> yeah. i think this is the key. two ways of looking at this. start with the core democratic area, which is the atlanta metro area. warnock had done very well there in november. remember, statewide in november, he finished almost a point ahead of herschel walker. reason why he finished ahead in november was metro atlanta. one of the things he wanted to do was do what he did in metro atlanta and maybe a little better this time around, and you can see warnock did that. cobb county, for example, warnock ends up with 59.5% of the vote. i think what's most striking, that's a three-point jump from how he did back in november. in fact, if you take a look here at the margin -- the margin of victory that warnock got out of cobb county, if you look back in november, the difference is 51,000 votes. now look at the di

well the woman in question was isobel vaughan spruce . and isobel is a vaughan spruce.nd isobel is a director of the anti—abortion group march for life uk . now, group march for life uk. now, what is really fascinating this story is that tucker carlson of fox news and that is the biggest current program in the united states , america. tucker carlson states, america. tucker carlson did the big issue on this. and of course, we're talking about abortion rights. but more than we're talking about free speech, we're talking about free speech, we're talking about the limits of proto ast. and i mean, whichever way you look at this, isuppose whichever way you look at this, i suppose she wasn't exactly climbing up a gantry the m25 to make a protest. well, i'm very pleased to. say that isobel vaughan spruced joins me down the line from worcestershire this evening isobel. good evening thank you for coming on the program. i'm pleased with the program. i'm pleased with the first uk broadcaster to touch this story . can the first uk broadcaster to touch this story. can i just ask you

well the woman in question was isobel vaughan spruce . and isobel is a vaughan spruce.nd isobel is a director of the anti—abortion group march for life uk . now, group march for life uk. now, what is really fascinating this story is that tucker carlson of fox news and that is the biggest current program in the united states , america. tucker carlson states, america. tucker carlson did the big issue on this. and of course, we're talking about abortion rights. but more than we're talking about free speech, we're talking about free speech, we're talking about the limits of proto ast. and i mean, whichever way you look at this, isuppose whichever way you look at this, i suppose she wasn't exactly climbing up a gantry the m25 to make a protest. well, i'm very pleased to. say that isobel vaughan spruced joins me down the line from worcestershire this evening isobel. good evening thank you for coming on the program. i'm pleased with the program. i'm pleased with the first uk broadcaster to touch this story . can the first uk broadcaster to touch this story. can i just ask you

i'm lewis vaughan jones. civilians forced underground as russia hits ukraine with more air strikes, its energy grid once again under attack. the leader of britain's biggest rail union says a deal to avert further strikes is "achievable" as his members took part in a fresh 48—hour walkout, leaving passengers frustrated. they need to sit down and talk to each other and stop being a pain to everyone else, basically. lady susan hussey, who repeatedly asked black british charity boss ngozi fulani where she was from during a royal reception, has apologised to her in person today. elon musk is threatened with possible sanctions by the eu afterjournalists are kicked off twitter. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk, on pbs in the us or around the world. at least three people are reported to have been killed in ukraine, after a barrage of russian missile strikes against civilian targets. the attacks were aimed at targets right across the country, including multiple strikes on the capital, kyiv. this is the a

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines.d states and canada. president biden has approved emergency federal help for new york state, as the arctic freeze continues. in china people will be able to travel abroad from the eighth ofjanuary — ending one of china's last covid restrictions. serbia has put troops on high alert over rising tensions with kosovo. president vuchich said he would "take all measures" to protect his nation. ethnic serbs in northern kosovo have been demanding the release of a former serbian police officer. in taiwan, all men will be required to serve one year's military service, in response to the threat from china. here in the uk, a murder investigation has been launched in birmingham after a 23 year—old man was stabbed to death in a nightclub. police have named the victim as cody fisher.

hillary vaughan has the story from capitol hill. >> there is 130 million tiktok users tonight. could be 0 tomorrow morning if we just dump tiktok. >> reporter: tiktok is in trouble after admitting on spying on tiktok users in the u.s. by tracking location on the data. the company is already under a microscope. republicans say a broader ban could be on the way. >> despite bipartisan support for that. this is nothing more than a chinese communist party spy operation on millions of americans. >> reporter: tiktok had been trying to convince the u.s. government is not that. the company wants to cut a deal with lawmakers that allealeave vaccinatth. >> reporter: now lawmakers are getting a look at how tiktok works and they don't like it. forbes reports some of their reporters were being secretly surveilled by tiktok company. who at at tiktok was leaking information. the misconduct of certain individuals who were no longer employed at was a misuse to obtain access of the data. >> reporter: that may not be enough to convince some here nor washington that something like that won't happen

they will quickly -- dave: we heard from hillary vaughan the ftc is investigating elon musk.into twitter and elon musk's relationship with foreign investors. is this a target on elon musk? or are they seriously interested in investigating? >> they are serious, investigating whether twitter lied, engaged in covert propaganda with fake accounts. all kinds of devious stuff that twitter long denied not just publicly but under oath in sworn affidavits. those are crimes if they can be proven. dave: but shouldn't use regulatory power to go after a single individual you don't like. some of that is going on with investigations into elon. thanks for being here. florida senator rick scott, martha mccallum and former defense intel officer rebecca koffler. the 11 am hour of "varney and company" next. ♪ i will be home for christmas ♪ >> heading into 2023, i have a lot of peer. i'm calling in the federal reserve budget because i believe there's a bubble in the stoc

lauren: it is hillary vaughan day on fox business. she is amazing. give me your reaction.u make of tim cook? hillary asked the important questions. he sat stonefaced. they haven't said anything about the airdrop issue in china, never said anything, he was vocal, tim cook was, during the riots over the summer of 2,020. he is silent when it comes to china. what do you make of this? >> absolutely, make no mistake. non-response is a response. tim cook who is supposed to be a moral leader, often lectures everyone else about speaking out when they are things going on in our country, let it be something trump has done, you are sure to hear from tim cook and other ceos but when it comes to china they choose money and business over moral values and that's a problematic issue for an american company at home especially considering they are willing to do that, who knows what they may do in the us to give china, the ccp, access to information about american citizens, we don't know how far they are willing to go if they consider china essentially an ally of the apple company and this is

hillary vaughan joins me.me of the content the apps is pushing. >> reporter: this is important for parents who have teens on tiktok. what they are seeing will be disturbing. researchers set up eutectic accounts, setting the age to 13 years old. researchers paused briefly on videos about body images, liked those videos and tiktok's algorithm recommended to them will shock you, researchers say in 2. 6 minutes tiktok recommended suicide content within 8 minutes, tiktok served content related to eating disorders. every 39 seconds, tiktok recommended videos about body magenta mental health to teens. it is not just parents who are concerned about the safety of tiktok, government officials have concerns too. some states started banning the apps due to national security concerns. >> it is a large step that it would take to say you will ban it on private platforms and i don't think we are there, let's say where you need to go based on the specific intelligence and risks associated with it. >> reporter: the senate passe

hillary vaughan on capitol hill. which celebrity are we talking about?er: shark tank's kevin o'leary is here to testify before the senate. he invested a lot of money on ftx and lost a lot of money. the subject of a class-action lawsuit targeting himself and other celebs who got paid to endorse ftx including tom brady and gisele, and larry david. o'leary says, $1 million, in tokens held in ftx saying all of that is lost, written it off 20. he said in his prepared testimony, i am using my capital to pursue recovery of the ftx accounts, the truth of the situation will be discovered by following the transaction trail after obtaining the records. we need to get to the bottom what happened and not let it collapse cause us to abandon the great promise and potential of crypto. lawmakers were hoping to hear from sam bankman-fried himself but he's behind bars for yesterday's first hearing on capitol hill but lawmakers on the financial services committee get an idea of what went wrong behind the scenes from the current ceo ftx who testified yesterday. >> they were

hillary vaughan has the latest for us. >> reporter: we saw apple ceo tim cook meeting with congressman darrell issa and has a few other meetings lined up with republican lawmakers who will soon be in powerful oversight power over the company once republicans take majority in january. house majority chairman jim jordan and commerce committee chairwoman kathy mcmorris rodgers will meet with cook today but is meeting with congressman darrell isa who previewed what we he wants to talk about. >> pending trust legislation, with china, these are important issues but there will be a range of them, the biggest one being we want tech companies to get back to tech and get out of if you will the political activities we often see. >> reporter: yesterday cook met with elon musk, and cleared the air tweeting good conversation among other things we resolved the misunderstanding about twitter potentially being removed from the apps store. tim was clear apple never considered doing so but as republicans apple tough questions whether they cooperated with the chinese communist government to limit airdrop

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i'm lewis vaughan jones.keep them secret. it's truly appalling that the president of the united states had so little commitment to paying for our national security and vital services that he thought it was ok to pay $750 and some years and some years absolutely nothing. the ukjoins a growing list of countries imposing new covid restrictions on arrivals from china. england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. controversial online influencer andrew tate is remanded in custody in romania, as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. and brazil lights up in honour of pele on the first of three days

. >> this is bb's vaughan jones, the headlines.least 60 people have been killed and winter storms across the united states and canada. president joe biden has approved more federal help as the freeze continues. in china, people will be able to travel in the eighth of january ending one of the last covid restrictions. in kosovo, president says he will take all measures to protect his national -- nation. in taiwan, all men will be required to serve one year's military service in response to the threat from china. in u.k., a investigation has been launched after a 23-year-old man was nabbed in a nightclub. -- was dabbed in a nightclub. ♪ ♪ >> hello, welcome if you are watching here in the u.k., on pbs in the u.s. or around the world. we are going to are in the bus, at least 62 people -- we are going to start in the u.s., at least 62 people have been killed. officials are killing at the blizzard of the century. nine inches of snow are expected in new york state, the city of buffalo has had brutal connections. it reaches down to mexico.

i am lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc news. goodbye.tor: funding for this presentation of program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, after the storm, the buffalo new york region digs out of many feet of snow as the death toll steadily rises and more flights are cancelled. then, a recurring crisis. the mayor of jackson, mississippi again declares an emergency after cold weather damages the city's beleaguered water system. and, out of the shadows, a movement by non-profits, politicians, and the workers themselves aims to decriminalize the sex trade in thailand. >> i want work equality. human equality. gender equality. everyone is like a human, h

i'm lewis vaughan jones.ly released, after he lost a long legal battle to keep them secret. it is appalling that the president of the _ it is appalling that the president of the united states had so little commitment to paying for vital services — commitment to paying for vital services that he thought it was ok to pay— services that he thought it was ok to pay $750 and some years and some years absolutely nothing. the ukjoins a growing list of countries imposing new covid restrictions on arrivals from china. england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. controversial online influencer andrew tate is remanded in custody in romania, as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. a call from russia's vladimir putin for more military cooperation

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the vaughan is up in russia have high hopes for could talk. while ne mind coat are once again heading home empty handed straight after the final whistle . daintily a reporter barbara basil joined us from a bar in zagreb and we asked her to describe the atmosphere which turned out to be a rather needless question. ah . c a okay, so that was a. 7 rise a diagram so all the public viewing took place inside inside the many bars of the city and people with their head to head back and forth. and megan for i don't need to tell you what the mood is like. you just got a little taste. they, i absolutely over the mood, it was not here. i mean brazil was, there was still one side. they were really afraid of that. what you have, what is great, a, if we look at the players, we know we have to be afraid of them. like they really thought it out and that they showed this tremendous build it. that seems to be the strength of the creation of the phrase, the team. and so people are absolutely all of a joy. this is going to be one hell of a party tonight. you know,

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines. at least 62 people have been killed in winter storms across the united states and canada. president biden has approved emergency federal help for new york state, as the arctic freeze continues. in china people will be able to travel abroad from the eighth ofjanuary — ending one of china's last covid restrictions. serbia has put troops on high alert over rising tensions with kosovo. president vuchich said he would "take all measures" to protect his nation. ethnic serbs in northern kosovo have been demanding the release of a former serbian police officer. in taiwan, all men will be required to serve one year's military service, in response to the threat from china. here in the uk, a murder investigation has been launched in birmingham after a 23 year—old man was stabbed to death in a nightclub. police have named the victim as cody fisher. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk, on pbs in the us or around the world. at least 62 people have been killed in winter storms sweeping ac

i'm lewis vaughan jones, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.oss the united states and canada. president biden has approved emergency federal help for new york state, as the arctic freeze continues. china's authorities will allow mainland residents to travel abroad from the eighth ofjanuary, ending one of china's last covid restrictions. serbia has put troops on high alert over rising tensions with kosovo. president vuchich said he would "take all measures" to protect his nation. ethnic serbs in northern kosovo have been demanding the release of a former serbian police officer. taiwan's president, tsai ing—wen, has announced that all men will be required to serve one year's military service.

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for example, and the faster the better says timothy miller vaughan of. but the former economic development minister and president for the key of school of economics insists ukraine will keep fighting regardless with only generators in the spring. we need them now. we don't need solar panels or next fall. we need them in the spring. ah, but the even was out that i think that's a mistake. a lot of people are say, we're making, they think are the decisions are made. her may be in moscow or in b gene or in washington. the decisions are made on the ground. we have the people here who want to be free and they're willing to die for it with or without support of the world. he can see, thankfully for ukrainians. support continues to flow, rory challenz, how da 0 key. if scientists, cindy us, have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness the energy that powers the sun for years, researches have been trying to devise ways to make nuclear fusion. commercially viable advocates say if the technology is perfected, it could provide limitless clean energy c

for example, and the faster the better says timothy miller vaughan of. but the former economic development minister and president for the key of school of economics insists ukraine will keep fighting, regardless with only generators in the spring wing them. now, we don't need solar panels or next fall. we need them in the spring. ah, but the even was out that i think that's a mistake. a lot of people are say, we're making, they think are the decisions are made. her may be in moscow or in b gene or in washington. the decisions are made on the ground. we have the people here who want to be free and they're willing to die for it with or without support of the world. he can see thankfully for ukrainians. support continues to flow, rory challenz, how da 0 key if thousands of protest as of march through the greek cities of athens and as low nikki, after a room, a teenager who was shot in the head by police last week, died in hospital. some demonstrators had thrown fire bombs and flash grenades that police fired back with tear gas and water cannon. a 16 year ol

for example, and the faster the better says timothy miller vaughan of but the former economic development minister and president for the key of school of economics, insists c crane will keep fighting regardless with only generators in the spring. we need them now. we don't need solar panels or next fall. we need them in the spring. ah, but the even was out that i think that's a mistake. a lot of people are say, we're making, they think are the decisions are made. her may be in moscow or in b gene or in washington. the decisions are made on the ground. we have the people here who want to be free and they're willing to die for it with or without support of the world. he can see thankfully for ukrainians. support continues to flow, rory talents, how da 0 key if voting is underway in fiji, in an election contest between 2 former coolies as being seen as a test of the country democracy, a prime minister, frank. many mariama seized power in a 2006 qu, but has gone on to win to elections. his rival city. many luka is a former prime minister who led to cruise in 1087 as a strict media blackout. i

for example, and the faster the better says timothy miller vaughan of. but the former economic development minister and president for the key of school of economics insists ukraine will keep fighting regardless. we don't need generators in the spring, we need them now. we don't need solar panels next fall. we need them in the spring . but even without that, i think that's a mistake. a lot of people say we're making, they think the decisions are made. may be in most school or in b gene or in washington. the decisions are made on the ground. we have the people here who want to be free and they are willing to die for it with or without support of the world. thankfully for ukrainians. support continues to flow, rory talents, how does era key if barry says placed at southern military units on alert in a large scale readiness exercise, movies raising concerns in neighboring ukraine and has said it went into the war, but present. alexander lucas shanker allowed russia to launch its invasion from by the russian territory. shameka also named a new foreign ministe

i'm lewis vaughan—jones in london with the rest of your headlines. has been charged with facilitating attempted illegal entry to the uk, after four people died when a migrant boat capsized in the channel on wednesday. 1200 members of the armed forces, and a thousand civil servants, will be drafted in to cover striking ambulance and border force staff over christmas. human rights groups have called on iran to release one of the country's most famous actresses, taraneh alidoosti, was arrested yesterday, after she publicly condemned the first execution connected to anti—government protests. the family of a 33—year—old rebecca ikumelo died after being injured at a gig in south london say she was full of care, kindness and love. why come along. we are live outside the lusail stadium. it is half—time in the world cup final between argentina and france. a fitting finale to this month long tournament here, but it has been such a one sided match. argentina leading the reigning champions france by 2—0. they won a penalty midway through the first half. it was a

i'm lewis vaughan—jones in the studio with the rest of today's stories.dnesday. 1200 members of the armed forces, and a thousand civil servants, will be drafted in to cover striking ambulance and border force staff over christmas. the iranian actor taraneh alidoosti is arrested after she supported anti—government protestors.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: cap on russian oil, saying it would endanger their energy security. argentina versus australia is just kicking off, but we already know who the first quarter finalist is — after the netherlands beat the usa 3—1. here in the uk, health officials warn parents to look out for symptoms of a condition caused by strep a. six children have died recently in england and wales after contracting the infection. 39 unaccompanied albanian children who have come into the care of kent county council this year have gone missing, raising fears of human trafficking. and keen to be seen in green. prince william and kate arrive for the environmental awards the earthshot prize, in boston. hello, welcome to the programme. moscow has warned the european union and the g7 against adopting a price cap on russian oil, saying it would endanger energy security. the $60—a—barrel cap was approved yesterday. washington says the move will restrict revenues for russia's war in ukraine. louisa pilbeam rep

i'm lewis vaughan—jones in the studio with the rest of today's stories. man has been charged with facilitating attempted illegal entry to the uk after four people died when a migrant boat capsized in the channel on wednesday. 1200 members of the armed forces, and a thousand civil servants, will be drafted in to cover striking ambulance and border force staff over christmas. the iranian actor taraneh alidoosti is arrested after she supported anti—government protestors. good afternoon. it is six o'clock in the evening here in qatar and the world cup final has just kicked off. argentina against france. it is, we hope, a fitting finale and the climax to what we have seen here over the last month. these two powerhouses with such great history in the tournament, that doesn't really tell half the story of what we have seen here over the past month. all the twists and turns, the nations of the original 32 that turned the world on its head, morocco reaching the semifinals, of course, the first african nation to do that, the first of the arabs the —— arab speaking

i'm lewis vaughan jones.ir strikes, its energy grid once again under attack. the leader of britain's biggest rail union says a deal to avert further strikes is "achievable" as his members took part in a fresh 48—hour walkout, leaving passengers frustrated. they need to sit down and talk to each other and stop being a pain to everyone else, basically. lady susan hussey, who repeatedly asked black british charity boss ngozi fulani where she was from during a royal reception, has apologised to her in person today. elon musk is threatened with possible sanctions by the eu afterjournalists are kicked off twitter.

i'm lewis vaughan—jones in london with the rest of your headlines.h facilitating attempted illegal entry to the uk, after four people died when a migrant boat capsized in the channel on wednesday.

big theme on capitol hill where you will find hillary vaughan. >> reporter: shark tank's kevin o'learyhimself in the hot seat today trying to fill in the blanks for lawmakers about ftx's bankruptcy that left millions without their money including o'leary. he named in a class-action lawsuit targeting himself and other celebs who got paid to endorse ftx including tom brady, larry david, even with star-studded endorsers, lawmakers are giving ftx a pass. >> a free pass because it is shiny and bright, venture capitalists think it might change the world or tv campaigns were witty and featured famous people especially when so many consumers are at risk of losing hard-earned money, that is before crypto we should in a new dimension of fraud. >> reporter: o'leary says he was paid $18 million, he had one million dollars invested in ftx including $10 million in tokens he held in ftx wallets. he says all of that is lost and he has written it off but doesn't want ftx to give crypto a bad name. do you believe the potential benefits of crypto are so promising that we should accept weaker anti-money l

hillary vaughan. >> twitter ceo elon musk, tweeting part of the reason these files are being released twitter but every social media site is engaged in censorship, sometimes addict solicit direction of the government. in the latest release, the internal file show under donald trump and president biden, both administrations try to insert politics into science and since are things that were not in their favor and as results, doctors and scientists who had opposing views on covid were banned. independent journalist david zweig tweeting both the trump and biden administration is directly press twitter executives to moderate the platform's pandemic content according to their wishes. in my review of internal files i found countless instances of tweets labeled as misleading or taken down entirely sometimes triggering account suspensions because they feared from cbc guidance or differed from establishment views but the biden administration has flip-flopped on whether they were involved. jen psaki reported engagement of twitter but. >> we are regular touch with social media platforms and those

i'm lewis vaughan jones. six years of donald trump's tax returns are finally released, after he lost a long legal battle to keep them secret. it is appalling that the president of the _ it is appalling that the president of the united states had so little commitment to paying for vital services — commitment to paying for vital services that he thought it was ok to pay— services that he thought it was ok to pay $750 and some years and some years absolutely nothing. the ukjoins a growing list of countries imposing new covid restrictions on arrivals from china. england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. controversial online influencer andrew tate is remanded in custody in romania, as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. a call from russia's vladimir putin for more military cooperation with china, during a video summit between the two leaders. and brazil lights up in honour of pele on the first of three days of national mourning for the footballing legen

i thought i looked like a writer but i looked like vince vaughan.nd i wasn't in the marines obviously, but it's really awkward, you know, you're standing in a restaurant and somebody comes up behind you and taps you on the shoulder and says, excuse me, sir, you're standing on my foot and you turn around and it's your date. so to just get rid of -- just alleviate a lot of pressure and hurt -- >> jason: wow, this is amazing. jim, this is why we have these kind of talk show discussions because people have all sorts of perspectives. i thought everyone would attack this and it may not be an interesting segment. what do you think, are the military on to something with this study? >> first of all, the marine is getting offended by words. maybe they shouldn't be on the front end fighting. i thought the only way to offend a marine is to ask him if he's in the navy. but could you imagine like an alpha male drill sergeant screaming in a recruit's face, do you understand me? yes, he, she, they, them, lgbt, whatever that is. >> jason: it's so true. i said it in

hillary vaughan has more on that story. >> reporter: some parents might be shocked what their teens might the center countering digital hate set up a new tiktok accountants at the age to 13 years old. researchers paused briefly on videos about body image and mental health and researchers say what tiktok's algorithm showed them is disturbing saying within 2.6 minutes tiktok recommended suicide content. tiktok served content related to eating disorders every 39 seconds, tiktok were committed videos, and mental health teams. tiktok says the study does not reflect what they will see, and and the resulting experience does not reflect genuine behavior and viewing experiences and people we regularly help to remove violations of policies. some state started banning the apps, and others in congress pushing for an all-out ban for everybody. >> we can institute a broader ban. and so many young americans get their news from tiktok, we have to ask do we want to allow the chinese communist party the ability to basically determine what news we get. i would submit that's very dangerous which is why we ne

hillary vaughan, tell us what is going on?r: it is rare you get good news from the irs but in this case just before the 2,023 tax filing season, taxpayers can breathe a little easier. a reporting requirement the congress passed as part of the american rescue plan that would require sites and apps like ebay to tell the irs, they are making $600 on their platforms, is going to be delayed. it is not going to apply to this tax season. this reporting requirement impact anyone making extra cash on these apps vote could be considered income. the irs now saying they are holding off on enforcing this for this tax filing season saying the additional time will help reduce confusion during the coming 2,023 tax filing season and prepare more time for taxpayers to prepare and understand the new reporting requirements. these are technically not new taxes but under these reporting requirements you could end up paying more in taxes than you have in the past. if you were not reporting this extra cash as income to the irs, this change is a new r

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i'm lewis vaughan jones.n parents to look out for symptoms of a condition caused by strep a. six children have died recently in england and wales after contracting the infection.

we had our own hillary vaughan catch up with tim cook, who is the head of apple, and ask him questionsnt to play that and get your reaction, roll tape. >> mr. cook, do you support the chinese people's right to protest? do you have any reaction to the factory workers that were beaten and detained for protesting covid lockdowns? do you regret restricting air drop access that protesters used to evade surveillance from the chinese government? do you think it's problematic to do business with the communist chinese party when they suppress human rights? >> you can probably tell, nathan, no answers. i mean, the guy was closed-mouthed. is tim cook enabling the chinese communist government to repress protests? >> to be honest, it is really disappointing to see these big corporations, they have to do business in mainland china and they make deals with the governments and they abolish the values that they claim they treasure, it's definitely the case when apple, they have to sell the iphones in mainland china, they make deals with them so they help them facilitate them in some of the actions that