annie, nice to see you again.s the likelihood of government harvey being speaker by the end of tomorrow? >> even his allies are saying they don't quite see a path to 218, the magic number that he needs to win the vote. but, you know, there are still hours to go. there are deludes deals to do. and it's difficult to see how it works out, and as you said, it's five hard nose, perhaps even more concerning than that is these nine or ten republicans that signed this letter on sunday, who are kind of, we don't know where they are. they are indecisive. it's harder for mccarthy to count votes, where he doesn't know where they stand. that included in a few incoming freshman lawmakers. so, the numbers aren't there for him right now. something could happen between now and tomorrow morning. one thing that pro mccarthy people are saying is that the biggest thing is going in his favor, is that there is not a clear alternative. we can talk about that a little later, but the main argument has been, okay, you don't like kevin mccar

miles: annie carforo is a climate justice campaign coordinator for the nonprofit we act. helping study the transition, installing an array of air quality sensors in kitchens with electric and gas appliances. annie: we're looking to see the change in air quality over six months in this building, and also to study the challenges and opportunities of electrification in affordable housing. miles: this has led them to an important conclusion -- methane is a greenhouse gas that harms the climate, but burning it also has a more immediate impact right at home. annie: the results right now are showing that cooking with gas in apartments leads to incredibly high levels of harmful pollutants that really hurt our health. miles: amethane, or natural gas, burns, it triggers a reaction between nitrogen and oxygen, which creates nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide, pollutants collectively known as nox. they cause all sorts of cardiovascular and respiratory illnesses, including asthma. the latest study published in december compared data on nationwide asthma rates and gas stove usage, and c

annie joining us on ftx. coming up, the european close. a little bit of a pop on european equities on that russian headline but we are down 1/10 of 1%. the dollar is the front foot. u.k. retail, victoria clark chief u.k. economist joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ these days, our households depend on the internet more and more. families grow, houses get smarter, and our demands on the internet increase. that's why we just boosted speeds for over 20 million xfinity customers, on us. so you get more of the speed you need for day and night streaming. more speed you need when you're work from homeing. and more speed you need as your family keeps growing. check in on your current speed through the xfinity app or upgrade to the speed that's right for you today. guy: european stocks mixed on the confit -- continent a little -- retail performing today. we will talk about why next. the countdown to the close starts now. >> the countdown is on here. this is bloomberg markets, european close with guy johnson and alix steel. >> european equities f

i thought we were still talking about annie. if you felt like shaking. to it, don't worry. [laughter] we had some like shaking early this morning, about 20 minutes ago. magnitude 2.7. our eyes are on it. about four miles. on the shallow side. i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of folks in the south they felt this. we will get an update on who felt it. li outside a live look bay hls r ther gusting to 30 miles per hour. elsewhere you can see from 10 to 20 miles per hour and you can keep the breeze with us. up her 40's to low 50's. warmer compared to this time yesterday. napa is actually 15 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday thanks to that breeze. future weather is in the 50's by 11 a.m.. it will continue to warm this afternoon with a lot of sunshine. 60's and our warm spots later today. it's the same in san jose. 59 in san francisco. tonight we keep the breeze with us, temperatures mainly in the 40's. we could have a couple of 50's in the north bay valley thanks to the overnight breeze. the fly and the ointment is that tree pollen is now on the r

annie gaus. stay with us on bbc news.kovic, back in melbourne for the australian open, a year after he was deported from the country for breaching covid rules, and launching his bid for a tenth title on tuesday. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him 'the butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot — - a tide of humanity that's believed by officials - to have broken all records. this is bbc news. the latest headlines — a da

cnn's annie grayer is here to tell us more about this.t is really creepy, annie, listening to this. >> it's really, really disturbing. the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, called a local reporter from san francisco on friday, after video of the attack came out and said that he has no remorse for the violent act he committed against the former speaker's husband. he said he wish he'd only been more prepared for this attack. and this is an important message he wanted to get out to the american people, showing how much he really believed in these convictions. in the audio we're about to play, the assailant does not mention nancy or paul pelosi specifically but says there are a number of individuals that he believes are part of this conspiracy hurting americans' freedoms. let's take a listen to some of that audio. >> liberty is dying. it's being killed systematically and deliberately. the people killing it have -- i want to apologize to everyone. i messed up. what i did was really bad. i'm so sorry i didn't get more of the

cnn's annie brayer is following the story.it's creepy, it's just very disturbing. >> it's absolutely disturbing. and the takeaway here is the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, has no remorse for the violence that he committed. when he called this san francisco reporter on friday after video of the attack came out, the attacker was saying that he -- he only wished he could have been more prepared in his attack. and in the clip that we're about to play he doesn't name nancy or paul pelosi specifically but says there are a number of individuals that he believes are a threat to democracy, this baseless conspiracy theory that he's telling this reporter. let's take a listen to what he said on friday. >> liberty isn't dying. it's being killed. systematically and deliberately. the people killing it have names and addresses it. i got their names and addresses so i could pay them a little visit. i want to apologize to everyone. i messed up. what i did was really bad. i'm so sorry. i didn't get more of them. it's my o

doing "annie"?he audience with helen mirren you played a young helen mirren. >> yes >> seth: that's fantastic. so how old were you in this one? >> 12, just turned 13 or something? >> seth: okay, so you do these huge things, and then when it's over, you just go back to being -- >> a kid, yeah >> seth: how is it to go from broadway and i'm sure what is a real adrenaline rush and then going back to just being a kid >> honestly, i was more nervous to go to school than i was to be on stage but, yeah, after i finished that show, i had nothing else lined up so i was okay, it's time to go back to school and i was home schooled from the ages nine to 13. and the curriculum was just very loose. [ laughter ] >> seth: this is sort of the broadway - >> yeah, no, that -- it was like belting 101 and how to do a time step, like that was pretty much it but when i was 13, it was time to go to school. and, yeah, and so i did it >> seth: you did it. and ultimately, it's so funny to think. going to high school, it's like

annie: looking how far ftx did get, it is staggering.oke to people who were under the impression that ftx was insured in the u.s. it shows you how the influence campaign did reach people. the ftic issued in august a cease-and-desist letter, saying they were misrepresenting how their assets were actually backed and the ftic did not ensure those assets. you can see how to a person, it can be easy to get confused by representations. maybe you did not see the cease-and-desist order. it shows you how far they were able to get. jon: as your story points out, even in california, regulators are looking into not just the ftx story but investors associated. thank you for your reporting. time for a quick break. when we come back, we will talk about continued housing challenges in canada's largest city. more details as we come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ ll work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning ef

all right, well, thank you so much sir. journalist annie, lassie, i in a couple. thank you so much for that. dozens of people have died. have to a plane carrying 72. paypal went down in a central than a poll. officials did not report any survivors, but witnesses said multiple people will pull to from the wreckage alive. an investigation is underway into the course of the crash moments before the crash. the plane was trying to land at the airport of the western city of pohardo, but it plunged into her driving. i'm out of local residence immediately coined for help, and while endeared to save lives on a mile or take there. i called emergency services at exactly 11 a. m. no one had come there yet. we carried water in buckets and poured water from the road. later the police came and we rescued 3 injured people with the help of the police on the little ruined, it'll get hot gilbert had gilbert. we heard a loud explosion and went out on our terrace to see what had happened. lucky as a game of luck, we saw a lot of smoke and realized it was a plane crash and we rushed to

well thank you so much sir. journalist annie lassie. i in couple. thank you so much for that time now to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the welt. authorities in peru have declared a state of emergency in lima and other regions as anti government protests continue . dozens of people have died in clashes with police in recent weeks. the decree limit limits, freedom of movement on the right to assemble. it also allows the army to intervene to keep order. brazil's former justice minister and security chief has been arrested over the january 8 attacks on congress. anderson taurus assessed under former president jr, bol sanara. he stands accused of colluding with riotous supporters of the former right. when government briefly storm to the buildings, i demanded the ouster of brazil, some new leader police in western germany have removed all bud to climate activists from the village of lieut, settled ahead of a ploughed coal mine expansion. they say to protest as a still hidden and tunneled at the site, the deserted village

i started annie's tea january 2021. where going on to the third year now. the goal is always to -- has always been to make vegan versions of foods that i used to eat growing up, you know, that are culturally significant asian snacks. the first product i ever made was a taiwanese pineapple cake, and that basically has a cult following in taiwan. i don't know if you would call it cult if it is an entire country. it really started there. the allman cookies actually -- there is a funny story behind them, but we made them for the premier of "everything everywhere all at once," and i actually had not finalized the recipe until literally the weekend before. i had to make 850 for the weekend premier. >> did michelle yeoh eat your cookies? >> i know she definitely held one. >> that's amazing. >> chris is holding one now. >> i don't know michelle yeoh, but this is delicious. >> what makes these different? >> usually almond cookies have lard in them and also big, and these are completely vegan. everything that i make is vegan. i also have a couple of gluten-free optio

so gotta nanny walker, a new friend, annie donnelly. i'm a g d m total. yeah, they said you needed the bedroom and i did. i did the learning dinner by lady santa rosa. i do a lot of them. you know, well one of them i don't know. i remember what i said before is just out. i think met with me, but i know for a demo maybe don't, but i live in my out of my yeah, it's in the a little bit. it was it you didn't, but anyway, i think my problem is that i didn't get a feel i can put on a on my bill to to go home with it was coming. i might get it. i would imagine, i imagine how lee, my and hannibal paying up all the time got my hand, isn't what i don't know yet. i said, well then also kind of mind not mine. it's going to come up a bit, a bit or key. bear with if i guess he come to do the latter, can you tell him a call back? i got no later than i thought until i got i just hooked up the new sylium i sought out. so did you indeed mandarin go daddy? generally in 7 got you 7, go on to the water. cough and wondering, come over. i don't know for 100 you come or have got

so gotta nanny walker a new felony. annie donnelly, i'm a g d m thorough. i just said you needed even i didn't, i didn't learning a lot. i do a lot on the one you know, you know it well one of them. yeah. i don't know. i don't know what i said before is just out. i think met with me, but i know for a demo maybe don't but i live in the out of more. yeah. it's in there that map or in a day was it you know what my problem is there any way that i a i can put on a, on my bill to to go with it was coming. i might know that i would imagine, i imagine how lee my and hannibal paying about all the time, got my hand isn't what i don't know yet. i said, well, many also might not mind. going to come up a bit. i can come up there or keep it or you if i guess he come to do the latter, can you tell him what i don't know. yeah. and then i don't want until i get a new senior my foot out. so did you indeed random guy just generally in 7, very 7 go on to the watery castle. when we come out of kind of a jennifer 100 ye come or had gotten blown by and that it was not bit ah, ah,

cnn's annie -- joins us with more. annie, is pretty disturbing. >> that's right. this is really disturbing. the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband called a reporter on friday and said he has no remorse for his actions and the violence that he committed against the former speaker's husband. he doesn't name nancy or paul pelosi in the clip that we're about to hear, but he does say that there are a number of individuals that he felt were part of a larger conspiracy that he felt he had to take actions on. he said he only wished he was more prepared when he went to nancy pelosi's san francisco home. take a listen to this audio. >> liberty, people dying, being killed systematically and deliberately. -- i want to apologize to everyone. what i did was messed up. i'm so sorry. i didn't get any of those. it's my own fault. no one else is to blame. i should have come better prepared. >> so, what's even more shocking here is the attacker is saying that this is an important message that he wanted to get out to people on friday

annie grayer, thank you. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to strengthen -- >> man:eat. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelitete replace. ♪ meet leon the third... the second... and the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. luckily, chase has solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. ooh, we're firing up the chewy app. can't say no to these prices! hmm, clumping litter? resounding yes! salmon paté? love that for me! essentials? check! ooh, we have enough to splurge on catnip toys! we did it, i feel so accomplished. pet me, please! okay that's enough. now back to me time. luv you! great prices. happy pets. chewy. (clinking) join me in the finish 24 hour challenge. start by cooking a lasagna. load your dishes. 24 hours later, when your dishwasher is full, let finish quantum clean your dishes. if the stains aren't gone, your lasagna is on finish. ( ♪ ) -what's he doing? -he's cleaning the trash cans. oh, boy. meeting a new

annie's story is one of many firsts. annie was one of the first black women to become a licensed lawyer in the state of north carolina. the first ever black woman lawyer in forsyth county, and the first black woman to serve in the north carolina house of representatives. annie's dedication to the fight for equality under the law made history. her vision for a more equitable north carolina drove her success in landmark legal cases. including simpkins versus the city of greensboro, which desegregated public recreational facilities across the south. annie's work moved our nation forward while creating a path for the next generation to continue her work. she will be deeply missed by her loving family and the entire community. may her memory be a blessing to all. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks m. the speaker pro tempo

meteorologist anny hong is back to tell us about kickoff.t's happening >> s talk about a huge mess. i mean, we're having kick off in the afternoon and guess what? that's when we've got showers and really heavy rain expected during that time. also, the winds are going to be pretty strong at times as well. so this is a you got to be a real big fan. die hard to be braving those conditions on saturday be watching from home. haha. i still love my niners. but for saturday kickoff at one 30 this afternoon and for the afternoon, temps will be in the mid-fifties. but boy, the rains and the winds. it's going to be going good. the wind gusts maybe over 30 miles an hour or so fans out there that wasn't true fans. they should get special seats. i don't know for the next game. here's a look at your future. wind gusts for saturday morning. so we got that cold front coming through. that means entire bay area will be getting soaked starting the morning and into the afternoon. we'll see wind gusts the morning picking up to around. 25 tn 30 miles an hour betwe

last time you were on the show, i don't know if remember this, you talked about playing annie >> yesjimmy: here's 9-year-old sadie sink as annie performing "tomorrow. ♪ tomorrow, tomorro i love ya tomorrow you're always day away ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: what that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause come on! come on! >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: you've got some pipes there. that's nine-years-old. >> had just turned nine, yeah. >> jimmy: and a very performing family i just met your brother backstage. >> yes >> jimmy: is he musical as well >> yes, we did musical theater all throughout our childhood we'd put on musicals and everything >> jimmy: like where like in the house? >> yeah, in the house, we'd do our own at-home production which is normal for theater kids [ cheers ] what's not normal is just continuing that behavior at an inappropriate age. >> jimmy: yeah, like, you've done it recently >> like, i'm very embarrassed, but yes. but to be fair, it was during quarantine the movie "cats" had just come out. [ ht we were all losing our minds, so naturally we were like, "

annie and daniel, thank you for kicking us off this evening. you know, folks, we haven't seen a debacle for how speaker like this in more than 100 years. can you even imagine what it was like to witness at this as an incoming member of congress? is that what it's going to be? the freshman congressman robert garcia from california is among the new class of lawmakers on capitol hill and he joins me now. congressman garcia, congratulations to you sir, very good to see you. let's get into this because you have said the mccarthy has given away the keys to the far-right. what has this we talk to about what we should expect from this republican-led house of representatives? >> hi simone, good to see you as well. first, it's very clear that mccarthy -- the republicans have no plan, they have no message, and they fit all this entire weekend to complete dysfunction. we as freshman 34 a great democratic freshman coming in but we would get sworn in early in the week. it didn't happen. we did know until last week let that we got sworn in. the entire week, t

annie is a beloved falcon and has laid eggs there since 2017. last year she nearly got into a fight with one. people love those falcons. >> i know. we follow them every year. i know you've been extremely busy this week and today as well. what stories are catching your attention? >> we follow the coverage of half moon bay and the suspect in court today. it happened at a popular camera shop in campbell. the victim was taken to the hospital. we have a reporter on scene. >>> two high-profile california democrats after new republican house speaker kevin mccarthy blocked them from staying on the house intelligence committee. we'll hear from bay area congressman eric swalwell coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you for that. appreciate it. we'll see you at 5:00. the country's best figure skaters are in town and so are johnny weir and tara lipinski. our raj mathai sat down with them. we'll tell you what they have to say in two minutes. (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm

. -- annie --any one party. in this situation we have to be fair. if we do it to a republican and investigation of the republican we need to have one on the democrats. we need to stop the party alliance and stop being unfair to the american people. whether democrat or republican, we fear each other. that is the only thing i have to say for today. thank you so much. host: republican california. good morning. caller: good morning. i am just so taken back at the democrat stance when it comes to biden versus trump. this is loretta in north carolina, first of all, trump has not been getting a single thing. he has been accused. and everything he was accused of doing was so true. you would think in years, they would have convicted him of something. secondly, joe biden is a joke. at the end of his day, i do not know how anyone can believe this imbecile of a president. everything he touches goes to pot, i will say that word. at the end of the day, he is the worst president in american history. at the end of the day, the bottom line is if biden had the same t

this is somebody, annie, as you documented, santos's first day on the job who doesn't seem to have a ton of friends here considering there's a question whether he'll face a house ethics investigation for the way he conducted his campaign? >> he observed him all day yesterday as he made his way around the capitol. and he was treated like an outcast, almost like a pariah. members of his own party have been calling for an ethics investigation and i talked to mike gallagher, a republican who said this guy has no handle on the truth. no one wanted to be seen with him. those pictures, there was a group of new york republicans gathering and hanging out together right near him. some of whom had aligned themselves with him in those few weeks when he looked like one of these new republicans who had turned a blue district red in a very blue state. they were doing fox news hits together. they didn't talk to him. another republican from "new york post"ed -- from new york posted a picture. it was a lonely day. the capitol complex is an easy place to get lost. and he was dodging cameras. he didn't

the "associated press" reports on the death of actor annie wersching. in los angeles following a battle with cancer. she played fbi agent renee walker in "24." she also provided the voice of tess in the video game "last of us." she recently played the queen in the second season of "star trek: picard." she was 45. >>> "the atlanta journal constitution" says officers pulled a man out of a stolen police vehicle that crashed seconds before a train hit it. >> come on! [ sirens ] >> move! please move! >> police say an officer was wrapping up a traffic stop saturday when a man jumped into his patrol car and drove away. after a high-speed chase, the driver lost control, and the car flipped onto train tracks. officers managed to pull him out of a window as the train bared down. he was charged with multiple crimes. >>> the "dallas morning news" says quarterback stetson bennett was arrested on a public intoxication charge. officers responded to reports of a man banging on doors in a dallas neighborhood. they arrested the 25-year-old and took him to the city detent

draining on additional training on them and he's resources which are already very limited and various annie. so i think that there are no racism. there are some restrictions due to the fact that there is the risk of naturalization, or implementation of the persons in illinois. and this is something that is unacceptable. the palestinian presents deepened, internal divisions in lebanon. they've been involved and caught up in this country is conflicts, some blame them for being a volatile element in the civil war of the 1980s, while others supported their militarization in the 1970s. some go back then abraham months or was among those who took part in the armed struggle, that involved raids from lebanon into israel. now they're largely confined to camps, but for them, the struggle hasn't ended. but manette and america i had done with the man beginning ebony begotten you honey, i love for em when tomorrow i didn't look well rob at nag, you know, and arthur, um with, hey me, we're looking at that now. we'll plan where milner will again as document amend belinda meanwhile, has allowed nickname. y

it would have been much different if she had watched "annie."ove that acting in general is you get to learn so much about yourself and other people. man: although you've worked with so many different people over the years, i'm sure. silcock: that's the fun of it. it's actually really funny how when i first started frida, i was super quiet. well, you're pushedo be louder then there's this imaginary line between the seats and the stage. once we pass that little strip, we are a completely different person. but last time we were at frida, wow, that was months ago. that was--that was definitely over a year ago. amavizca-murua: maybe in a week or two, we will finally get guidelines for reopening. krispel: we highly recommend that you stay masked just to add that extra barrier. yes, we're all 100% vaccinated. you do have the personal choice, if you so choose, while you are rehearsing to remove said mask. for those of you that don't know me, this is my face, i have one. rael: oh! krispel: i know, right? so we've all been through this now for 18 months.

, -- a caller her name is annie. i want to say -- i want to make a point about how sanders and luna at st. petersburg here putting in nicely and it is disturbing that nothing has been done about santos yet. he is just hanging out doing what he is doing. after all that he did. and all of the lies. i think the republicans are acting as little kids that have not have anything for a long time. have a great day. thank you. host: annie, our last hole in the open forum -- our last call in the open forum. and now we will be joined by adam andrzejewski talking about congress trying to rein in government spending. stick around for the session. we will be right back. ♪ >> if you're joining book tv, scan the qr code on the screen to see a list of upcoming programs, author discussions, book programs and more. it is anytime online at book tv.org. for serious readers. ♪ steve carnegie his national political correspondent for nbc news received an offer around campaigns on election night. he recently finished a seven part podcast ser

and i'm not basically teach, not bother wilma low frowning, the multitude, annie, physics, key, small and orderly a is simply run in a some of which are not. i was slow when to possibly this. she's done as soon as i mean was, are nicky nickleby, martin of when he can. that has been i will open skyline about the part of film at all. this is in a limit the civic lama thought of 7 c. l. nick when he had 0 nice. it already just leverage in zone is are there. hello, mr. danley casual. dave luna now on. if vanessa originally a cash only a be it only dear to nearby. it only started the new gen any throw would need their 1st i, steve, or on a thought or via. but it not done me. always threatening with the vitamin down near glad of neon neon equates this new bill or voice. ready a thought that no money they may be a minute. don't don't clean that to clinical cost though. so most of us silly. what did say tucker to it on the night, jesse? none almost what to call upon to look from godaddy for me. forbid version are these with on this one? get off year old over most of those to like leave it on

at it, uh, that’s it here we are coming to the end of our first marathon today, now the word is to annie in this hour, but i'm in the news, your time. good morning, thank you, i'll start with the fact that the morning explosions in

>> miss annie jo is the oldest here. she was born at 11:55 p.m.ght. >> 30 seconds later. >> i was thinking one of the advantages to having twins you can have one party but they have two distinct birthday parties. do you think you'll do two different celebrations? >> well, that's kind of the cool thing. they're going to be sharing a lot of things their whole life but this way we can give them each an individual celebration when they're older. we can probably get away with one for a little while until they realize what's going on, but they'll each get their own party i'm sure after that. >> we've been having fun with the joke all morning. what are the side effects of having the babies born in two different years? >> yeah, so the first one that a lot of our friends pointed out is probably tax deductions. [ laughter ] >> oh, come on. >> i know. it's so practical, it's boring almost. >> as soon as this happened every single person we knew was a tax expert besides us. >> yeah. so we'll have annie for a tax deduction for last year and both of them for th

he to give us that she will and i'm not basically teach not, but we're almost running the multitude annie, physics key, small, orderly, a, is simply run into some of which you're not gonna slow when to possibly this. she's done as soon as i mean was, are nike nickleby thing of when he can that i was when i will open skyline about to part of film at all. this is in a limit, the city limits out of 70 cell nuclear zone. nice. it already just leverage in zone . is it still? i don't. the family has buena now or near van as they're already near cache only a be it only did so near me. it only started sidney. james. any throw it in? it's a 1st i diesel on a thought or via, but i'm not done me. always threatening to vitamin down down the road. glad of leon . leon equates this new bill or what i mean, that's not, that's not money. the baby alleviating manual don't, don't, can. in the clinical cost though, so most of my silly boy did say tucker, played on the night as she done almost what to call upon to not looks from godaddy foaming soap version of these version. i try not to sit on this, but they

russian gas by the winter of 2024- in 2025 , the director of the largest italian oil and gas company, annie claudio discalzi, said that i am optimistic that we will be able to reduce russian gas supplies to zero in the winter of 2024-2025 cites the words of mr. claudio, published by ansa italy has already signed agreements with several countries on the expansion of alternative energy sources after russia's invasion of ukraine, in particular algeria has already replaced russia as the largest supplier of gas to italy well and now we will talk to our guests with a financial analyst, an investor of the icu group mykhailo demkivym and associate expert of the analytical center case ukraine yevhen dubogrez congratulate you good morning good morning so, on tuesday, january 24, the cabinet of ministers of ukraine appointed the supervisory board naftogaz is a large state-owned oil and gas company. if anyone in the audience does not know that the powers of the supervisory board were exercised by the cabinet itself, what is happening in the company? this is important news. evgeny , let's start with you

the winter of 2024-2025, he announced this the director of the largest italian oil and gas company, annieio discalzi, i am optimistic that we will be able to reduce russian gas supplies to zero in the winter of 2024-2025 quotes the words of mr. claudio, published by ansa italy has already signed agreements with several countries on the expansion of alternative energy sources after russia's invasion of ukraine, in particular algeria russia has been replaced by the largest supplier of gas to italy, and now we will talk with our guests, financial analyst, investor of the icu group mykhailo demkiv and associate by the experts of the analytical center case ukraine yevgeny dubogriz i congratulate you good morning so the cabinet of ministers of ukraine on tuesday, january 24 appointed the supervisory board of naftogaz, this is a large state -owned oil and gas company. yevgeny, let's start with you. of course, the news is important, it is important in the context that our largest company did not participate, so it is necessary to implement corporate governance practices, at least in order to redu

annie gaus is senior editor at the san francisco standard and shejoins me now.~ ., ., ~ are? we are now in week three of these severe _ are? we are now in week three of these severe rainstorms. - of these severe rainstorms. here in the san francisco bay area we had ourfirst major rainstorm on new year's eve and since then it has been pretty much relentless save for some breaks here and there but we had a bit of a respite this morning and it felt like the whole city rushed out and tried to get the errands done and get some fresh air and it started raining again. and just moving around san francisco and here in the city we are by no means the hardest hit place in the state but moving around the city it is common to see downed trees and pockets of flooding especially in the low—lying areas and just damage. this storm has tested our infrastructure in ways that i have certainly not seen in my lifetime. ., have certainly not seen in my lifetime. . , ., , ,,., lifetime. have people in san francisco — lifetime. have people in san francisco been _ lifetime. have people i

click and increasingly anti-german is we got into the war in europe the annie immigrant cause came because we had had such a huge amount of immigrants coming into the country many of whom were catholic. so you had the the italians who were catholic and drank wine you had the germans who were lutheran, but they drank beer and then you had the irish who were catholic and drank everything and these nice protestant members of the wctu were just afraid of these people and and didn't trust them and they thought you know, the catholic religion was voodoo or something. there was also an organization that got started in the late 1900s called the anti-saloon league and it was especially aimed at saloons where beer was sold most of the breweries in the country were owned by germans who had immigrated here and most of the saloons were affiliated with these breweries so that anti-german played in there and then congress passed the 16th amendment which created an income tax. so the government was not as dependent on that excise tax all of these things started coming together. in an october 1919 congress

we started all talking about it and then i was getting great reviews from people like annie potts ormoreno onset saying i watched the great and became my favorite show and i was like this should be shared. >> the great is great. rachel: well, i did watch that docu series and forced my husband and he only got through half. i'm also binging on yellowstone so there you go. we watch the podcast here on "fox & friends" and hope everyone watches what women binge. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. have a good die. rachel: bye bye, dan bongino still ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can buy me a boat, you can buy me a truck ♪ will: go get it, guys. [laughter] ♪ you can't buy

and sources told annie that, matt, you're finished to him. and at that point hudson another member came up behind him and nuzzled him and tried to hold him back so he wouldn't speak anymore. it spoke to the moment how tense things were and how it looked like it was all falling apart for kevin mccarthy. but almost as quickly as it fell apart things came together. we're told leadership was informed it was a yes. and there was another moment of chaos where they switched their votes and they were deciding to do another speaker vote. and then what ended up happening is every single one of those remaining holdouts voted present. a complete roller coaster of a vote, of a day, ever since the mid-terms. this has been a roller coaster for kevin mccarthy. so a huge sigh of relief tonight. >> adjourning right now. we're watching them on a motion in favor of the 118th congress now sworn into office going home tonight. let's listen in. well, here with us in the studio we get chief white house correspondent phil mattingly, and lia donovan, former national r

terracotta backdrop, and capturing them with a mamiya rz- 67 to create for you the penetrating yet poignant anniesometimes, folks, i break into a petting zoo in the middle of the night, feed the animals a cocktail of adderall, benadryl, and mountain dew code red, then startle a goat just as i snap the shutter, to create the barnyard mugshot of news that is my segment: ♪ ♪ ♪ "meanwhile!" ( cheers and applause ) see, that is-- that is hydrogen in my balloon. meanwhile, here's the latest from k-pop supergroup bts: jin, the eldest member, has enlisted i required to enlist in the military by age 28. while in america, by the age of 28, all men must join an improv group and get into home brewing. ( laughter ) meanwhile, there's big news from the world of words, because dictionary.com's word of the year is "woman." ( cheers and applause ) okay. really? the word of the year describes half of the world's population? which year are we talking about here? one? ( as caveman ) "garg, i met someone different. they are like man, but, whoa!" according to dictionary.com, women are officially in the zeitgest becaus

i knocked, i said, anya, and she is to grandma, come in with an annie. i went where i am i say.don’t know, i brought her in my arms to me with us, put her to bed, as she now turned out. here in the sanatorium now she turned out to be a sanatorium. my elder daughter evgenia , she came to me and says. mom , come on, i'll take care of anyutka. you didn't tell us, so you now have a younger daughter. katya's parental rights were resolved, and the girl ended up in an orphanage no, the girl was no longer at home right away. and she began to arrange custody. when anyutka was already with her, why is she now again after her refused? i do not know for what reason, well, so refused. i do not know for what reason we do not communicate with her and zhenya. she does not communicate with her daughter. no, why i don’t know why she doesn’t communicate with me, but you turned to the guardianship authorities to announce to them about your desire to take the child to yourself . and that the answer was what the answer was, because my past is not very good, because i myself was deprived of parental r

. >>> we know that marjorie taylor green, scott perry, andy biggs and annie luna, folks that establishedelves as firebrand extremists are given important roles to play in the 118th congress. all of those people i named anow sit on the house oversight committee. the question now is how other members of the republican party react. people like mitch mcconnell or any of the house republican moderates or the biden white house. now we got a taste of what that might look like today when the white house issued this surprisingly combative statement regarding those republican hard-liners. it appears that house republicans may be setting the stage for divorced from reality political stunts instead of engaging in bipartisan work. joimz comber said his goal was to ensure the goal's work is credible yet republicans are handing the keys of oversight to the most extreme maga members of the republican caucus. joining us now to predict what's going to happen is brendan book, former top aide to paul ryan and john boehner and msnbc political analyst. this is not your father's white house in terms of a repub

back with ann marie slaughter and carl built and former swedish prime minister and kishore plau bub annierom the research institute. kishore, you understand india's foreign policy very well and in singapore you've had to watch india and china in particular very carefully. and you were at the u.n. for almost i think a decade representing singapore. what is your sense of why india, the world's largest democracy, talks about a foreign policy has been resolutely neutral and unwilling to -- to actively work against russia? >> well, i think it is important to understand from ind yu's perspective, this is probably the most promising moment in india's history. there is now no question that one of the fastest growing economies in the world over the next ten years will be india. and i don't know how modi did it, but he's woken up a sleeping giant. and this sleeping giant, as it wakes up, wants to focus on succeeding in its economic development. and i think it doesn't want to get distracted by other issues like this ukraine war. and at the same time, india, you mentioned that i was at the u.n., indi

his name was fred oshima annie's whole other wing of sports journalism. he was a sportswriter for the san francisco tribune which in the english newspaper for japanese-americans and essentially covered in japanese american baseball teams, that's what he did pretty he would later write for a whole different newspaper which was newspaper published in a center the japanese incarceration camps during world war ii rated right and then later a camp in arkansas is one of the words the japanese-americans, many you learn about this in your high school classes and will learn more about it in a couple of weeks where you have well over 100,000 japanese americans in the camps in case they might be a danger. and he is covering baseball. he essentially what he was able to do any american teams before and after world war two so imagine that even while you're incarcerated it, for no cause all really, he is covering baseball. and he did so because he claimed that baseball had such a sense of communities for marginalized groups especially in these camps. it will go into mor

then as we can see, you wanted to play annie on broadway and your parents said no. why?me to be a kid and she also didn't want to be a stage mom. [ laughter ] she didn't want to be taking me around. but i'm really glad and no offense to anyone that's had different experiences but i am glad that i had that -- that she made that choice for me although i fought it tooth and nail for a long time. i thought i'd miss out on my opportunities but being in the school plays and working with different teachers and then studying in college and then getting out there, i feel like i was a more well rounded human being, more prepared for this industry. >> you're skipping one important part, at the age of 15, you were on the local bar mitzvah circuit and i understand driving illegally on your junior license. what did you learn from that experience singing and why didn't you get arrested? >> so i grabbed one of my mom's sophisticated dresses and i went to this audition and i remember i sang "evergreen flash dance" some other song and i went and i lied. i said i was 18 because i thought t

road bus. las slowly, beside luke, annie mapped out to her mamma, bullish docusys. so i look pulled muscle luc, myanmar mucky ha, circuit. and normally a lesson connie early jazz in idaho. go to where miss dollar bizarre. she alana few more probably were silly with shell. it's like him and the horn. oh, tongue sadhana lisa alice whistler, her visits visual online. sheila collins of south florida, south allen, living on taco bell. hick, hell condemn. telephone. albeit layla had diana attorney in austin or abby hunter, an unofficial latin allow fun of him give us some bill inter thought a phone with us and from up in our balcony. immediately after adnan collected his visa from the swiss consulate, the turkish security services intercepted an audio message sent by the same alleged moss, an officer who had been in contact with abner. in hebrew, the officer reported that adnan had been successfully recruited oakwood with hulu. look this little at the pollution glenn william bush morning. good. they may corporate with the government of the or the site or maybe embassy. bu

his name was fred oshima annie's whole other wing of sports journalism. he was a sportswriter for the san francisco tribune which in the english newspaper for japanese-americans and essentially covered in japanese american baseball teams, that's what he did pretty he would later write for a whole different newspaper which was newspaper published in a center the japanese incarceration camps during world war ii rated right and then later a camp in arkansas is one of the words the japanese-americans, many you learn about this in your high school classes and will learn more about it in a couple of weeks where you have well over 100,000 japanese americans in the camps in case they might be a danger. and he is covering baseball. he essentially what he was able to do any american teams before and after world war two so imagine that even while you're incarcerated it, for no cause all really, he is covering baseball. and he did so because he claimed that baseball had such a sense of communities for marginalized groups especially in these camps. it will go into mor