so, pat learned so much in the years he has been here, and pat was everything. one accomplishment that he mentioned that just shows the mettle of the man was the work he did on land mines, antipersonal land mines. he did an amazing job. there are thousands and thousands of people across the world, children, old people, and everyone in between who are not maimed, who are alive because of his persistence, his dedication. it took all of his skills, his not believing of policy, his bipartisan chops, his eloquence on the floor, his stubborn relentlessness, and most of all, his sense of duty to the people of the world he so aptly concluded with about the picture we've all seen in his office over his desk. of course pat will be the first to shun these accomplishments as his alone. after all, he's just one half of the equation. the other half, of course, is marcelle, an amazing, amazing person. and we love you, marcelle. we love you. so, folks, it is the end of an era. pat has done an amazing job in so many different ways. he would have sat here all day and all knight i

one fund manager called me and said, i've been short since pat took over. i'm long the rest of the market, i mean, we've been cutting losses, carl. we're down 7%. now down more than 10% this will probably shake out over the weeks and months to come the new he cantechnology he's put in place, going to make that ambitious plan more achievable of course, the billion dollar question >> i'm thinking, guys, jon, how the picture might feel differently if we hadn't gotten different types of guidance this week from tsm and asml and st micro. you could argue it really is very much limited to an intel story. >> we'll find out when we hear from the rest of the pc ecosystem. we certainly heard from microsoft and we saw the impact of pcs within that company and it was, frankly, just as bad. so, it's not just intel. it's just that intel is so much of pcs and intel is continuing to spend on trying to reachieve some dominance in the future if they had just said, we'll settle to mediocrity, they could be okay here maybe they could break into a bunch of pieces, do an hp. they

and mark looked up at him and said, "he doesn't want to do anything, pat." [screaming is over!ed, "mike pitts didn't do what was needed to do to protect our country and our constitution. >> it was the last thing that was really needed in that mo moment. it pretty much painted a target on the vice presidents backbite tweeting that out. [chanting paying mike pence] >> i remember pat saying something to the effect of the, "market we need to do something more. they are literally calling for the vice president to be effing hunger. kolbicka and market responded something to the effect of, "yo heard him, pat, he think mike deserves it." is a working communications for president trump, i was very aware just the impact that his words have on his supporters. that we should listen to them that what they were doing at th capitol was okay, and that they were justified in their vio violence, and that it was vice president pence who was allowin an election to be stolen. [mike pence and the -- betrayed the people of the united states p inside the capitol the vice president was rushed from the

and it all happens with a smile a pat on the back and that's it.this lack of zhorkost, sobriety in every sense of the word. what are we coming for? the consumer arises, he displaces the creators. the standard of living is determined by the level and quality of entertainment. people cease to respect a person who works with his hands, agriculture, millions of hectares of the earth stop. they die, overgrow with weeds and birch forests in the west . and as a result, they are not ready for anything. a society that wants everything and straightaway. do you just think how the two began to disappear? incredibly important traits of the russian character are sacrifice and patience. these traits of the russian character have saved our country and our people for centuries. we want everything at once. and do nothing for it . and now it becomes completely natural, for example, for the illiterate daria melokhin to evoke tenderness on the state channel, this is who, before that, really distinguished himself at the economic forum. we have seen this abomination. and

thanks -- >> thanks pat. so on the training front is there an update on the combined arms training of the ukrainian battalions in europe? can you confirm whether that's begun or whether it will begin around the same time as this patriot training in the united states? and just additionally is it still the plan that it won't require additional u. s. troops or units in europe to provide that training? >> thanks, travis. so my understanding is that that training will begin very soon as early as next week. and then in terms of additional troops to my knowledge beyond the standard troop rotations that we're already doing, it will not require a significant or any increase in terms of us trainers going over there. what are your -- >> what are your thoughts about the numbers of ukrainians that were coming to sell to train and the broader issue of taking ukrainians off the battlefield you know in these months that is the winner is the sort of stale. but i don't know, the greater appearance of a stalemate allowing for m

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actually, but that was somebody that because sure, oh boy should cut out the day for years cloudy, pat marla has been flying to afghanistan for the aid organization. she and her team carefully examine all the children and decide who may be eligible for treatment. what is the social worker notes that the situation in the country has deteriorated dramatically since the taliban took power last summer? we've never before seen so many families come to the family and or commons and that they were over $2200.00 families here or it's pretty hot to say you can come now kind of and you later not knowing of the child will still be live and 6 months on it, so listening, peskin did them hired me of late to know the afghan economy has completely collapsed. millions are starving, qualify doctors and most 8 organizations have left the country. you haven't schwab, i like we have seen badly injured children who would be in intensive care and job mannered man. just lying at home without painkillers or dressings for buttons, mickey and fuck to how the league after a short consultation. they decide abdul c

this vandalism, this criminal behavior, is it some sort of pat us that's driving this? behind this? whatever is causing this, it's a really big deal in the zoological community. as far as i'm concerned, every enclosure, back to front, needs to have a camera on it. a digital cam that capturing images. security needs to be beefed up as much as it can, because the lives of these species are at stake. you're talking about the vulture, this is a creature that's not only critically endangered, but it's an animal that's long lived. they can live 50, 60 years. one of the most resilient and hardy species of birds on the planet. yet, it can't survive living in dallas. so, something is wrong here. they need to get to the bottom of who's doing this, and why. preventing it in the future. >> absolutely. i understand as well, as a result of what happened, these series of incidents, zoo officials are having to try to take precautionary measures to protect the different wildlife. which means they are going to have a different quality of life and the ability of freedom they might have to

documents and in the case of pat moore he was there when they found these initial documents. among the things that we've learned is that, you know, they immediately obviously returned those documents they found, the classified documents, to the national archives. our jamie gangel said out of an abundance of caution they took a bunch of boxes, even if they didn't have classified information, decided to return it, give it to the national archives, said, here, take a look at these. as a last measure pat moore had some documents involving personal speeches and reference materials taken to his office back in boston. he had the national archives come and retrieve those documents. what you're getting a picture of there is a biden team that is, you know, i think trying to draw contrast with the way trump has handled his own documents issues, right? they're trying to draw a picture of cooperation. >> the investigation is now in the hands of robert herr who was appointed special counsel just last week. andrew mckay weighed in on some of the questions that may be asked. >> it's going to

oh boy, sure. garrett, the days and for years, claudia pat mueller has been flying to afghanistan for the aid organization. she and her team carefully examine all the children and decide who may be eligible for treatment or the social worker. note that the situation in the country has deteriorated dramatically since the taliban took power last summer. yeah. hadn't. we've never before seen so many families come your family, a younger convent as that they were over 2200 families here or it's pretty hard to say you can come now credit and you later not knowing of the child will still be alive. and 6th, mom, it's all, it's a listen played tuscan to him, hired me. i've liked to know the afghan economy has completely collapsed. millions are starving, qualified doctors and most 8 organizations have left the country. if you haven't schwab, i like we have seen badly injured children who would be in intensive care and jermel and it will just lying at home without painkillers or dressings for buttons . mickey, and fact to how the leading after a short consultation. they decide abdul can come. he

he returns was and serve his country with his mud will get a hold of you at 12, the father claudia pat, mueller and her colleague from the red crescent, are still arranging the passports without them and the taliban permission, the children can't leave the country. but everything goes smoothly. as it italian, but taliban all men who belong to it are now involved in every thing. men in our experience has been very positive. yeah. hadn't absolute poor the t. therefore we were amazed that they even asked for help from here from the beaten water. a few months later, abdul and other badly injured children from crisis and war torn regions around the world. a staying in the flattens doth international in germany. it's an emergency community where they can recover at leisure from their operations. time for another wound jack medical assistant, isabel book shake has been tending abdul since his arrival. i saw him when he came to us a few months ago. there was still a wound here in his chest. no, we pulled up several small encapsulated metal pieces in chrome after they were removed, the wound cl

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his name is pat moore. and he's based out of boston. the people who was at the pen biden center's private office that president biden was using during the trump years. and this is where the first set of documents were found back in november. and you know, as part of that initial review that was done by the u.s. attorney in chicago, john lausch, the fbi was doing the assessment, they interviewed pat moore and other people who were involved in the moving of the documents. and in the case of pat moore, he was there when they found these initial documents. now, among the things that we've learned is that, you know, they immediately obviously returned those documents that they found, the classified documents, to the national archives. and our jamie gangel also reports that, you know, they, basically out of an abundance of caution, took a bunch of boxes, even if they don't have classified information, decided to return it, give it to the national archives, saying here, take a look at these. and then as a last measure, pat moore had had some d

eastern for more on those results with the man himself, intel ceo pat gelsinger.. >>> sticking with intel, kayla good morning. >> intel's decision to slash jobs and cut costs after a full-court press in washington to pass the chips and science act and unlock billions in subsidies for new plants and research administration officials privately acknowledge that to the average taxpayer, the timing of passing landmark legislation and holding flashy ri ribbon-cuttings followed by layoffs is not a good look micron announced they would have layoffs. behind the scenes there's a longer-term view and acknowledgment that the semiconductor industry runs on five to seven-year cycles. by the time the funding reaches these companies, they'll be increasing investment once again, or at least that's the hope so far the application process for the c.h.i.p.s. act funding has not yet gone live so intel and micron have not received this funding just yet. there are no strings attached that would require them to maintain a certain level of employment the only string is they don't invest l

pat summitt pat summitt, who goes on to become know i know we have a ut fan here tonight one of the all witness coaches that any male or female at any level of basketball she learned how to play in a hayloft, the barn at her family farm and her family had to move across county line so she could go to a school that offered girls basketball. nancy lieberman, another member of the 76 team and member of multiple halls of fame, her mother and grandmother resented the fact that she was interested in and wasn't wearing dresses and playing with dolls. and her mom punctured five basketball shows that nancy brought into their house with a screwdriver to try to keep her from playing basketball lucy harris, a great player on the team, was the first black player at delta university in mississippi the leading scorer on the 76 olympic team. and you thinking about that, where she came from in, mississippi, the poorest part of poorest state in the country, the same area of mississippi, where emmett till had been murdered, the same part of the state where robert f kennedy visited in the 1960s when he was

at the deluge we pat the next 3 1/2 weeks. just passing systems that give us rain like we had last night. if you hundreds of an inch to maybe half an inch on the high end of things. but with the 6 to 10 day outlook shows us. that takes us through a week from sunday. the last we can of january significant chance of drier than normal conditions. most forecast models indicating zero rainfall through next weekend. but then the 8 to 14 day outlook through groundhog day shows a weak signal towards what are the normal conditions. not a return to the heavy rain but just an indication that maybe we will get back into a typical winter pattern. we still do need some additional rain eventually to help to chip away at the drought conditions across the state. high temps today spectacular sunset looking west from salesforce tower. only low to middle 50s. very similar temperatures in store for us tomorrow. right now we've got mostly low 50s on the map. down to 46 degrees in petaluma. those numbers would drop down to the 30s and lend with a mi

ceo pat gelsinger says demand is falling.> an thon the flip side, visap for the quarter. >>> and hasbro is down due to decrease in demand and announcing a number of layoffs. >>> and elliott management looking for salesforce board of directors. >>> kla is expecting to use existing inventory and the demand will slow are you seeing a trend by the way, sadly, new jersey based bed, bath and beyond warning it doesn't have enough cash to pay down the debt and defaulted on the credit line with jpmorgan chase. that stock up a little bit right now. overall, keeps falling $2.50. become a trader favorite the company basically saying they are going out of business be careful if you are trading bbby >>> all right. gearing up for the trading day ahead. personal income and consumer spending and core pce figures. all out today at 8:30 this morning. pending home sales data out at 10:00 a.m. a lot of earnings for friday american express and monster fl numbers from chevron and colgate. we are watching the musk shareholder lawsuit today and the s

and in the case of pat more, he was there when they found these initial documents.among the things that we've learned is that, you know, they immediately obviously return those documents that they found, the classified documents, to the national archives. and our jamie gangel also reports that, you know, they basically out of an abundance of caution took a bunch of boxes, even if they don't have classified information, decided to return it, give it to the national archives, saying here, take a look at these. and then as a last measure, pat moore had some documents, including personal speeches and some reference materials, taken to his office back in boston. he had the national archives come and retrieve those documents. you know, what you're getting a picture of there is, you know, a biden team that is, you know, i think trying to draw a contrast with the way trump has handled his own documents issues, right. and they're trying to draw a picture of cooperation. now as you know, they have a new special counsel who's going to be doing investigation. they may need to c

that people every moment choose this or that time when i'm not sleeping gently and punctually i'll pat you with my hand the heart is silent, it does not hurt faith hope love is impregnable like a wall faith for love and me faith hope love does not believe in only me when i do not sleep than a secret open your dream i am your soul and heart the sky is silent for a moment do not cry faith hope love is not feet faith hope love is impregnable, i am a wall, faith, hope, love, love, only you, only since the angels brought the good news to the earth, the light lives in our souls so that it does not go out. even in severe frosts symbolize well-being and eternal life and we are waiting for the first star despite the trials of pain that we have experienced we cannot overcome because traditions and eternal values ​​live in our hearts summer makes us happy there is something new, god blesses the hearts that are happy, that were happy, god blesses the eyes , so that every soul gives birth to everyone, for everyone , bees, why health, happiness, were healthy, gave that the field of health is good in

claire would say, pat, please, not so loud.o? >> not us, no. >> we were ladies. >> yes, we were. we were the ladies of the group. >> reporter: here is where things get about as exciting as tom brady trailing in overtime. >> he is in! >> reporter: betty's grandson, who works in hollywood, threw a hail mary. he pitched a lady about them. >> i want to make a movie based on your over 80 for brady crew. >> reporter: tom brady sent this message to betty personally. >> oh, any god! how did you do that? >> reporter: no grandson could have done more. >> is that really him or an imitation? >> the game is about to start. >> reporter: paramount pictures so loved the idea -- >> what a beautiful man. so well hydrated. >> reporter: it tapped hollywood royalty to bring it to life. >> tom brady! >> if it hadn't been tom brady, what is going to rhyme with 80? >> reporter: good point. lily tomlin, jane fonda, rita moreno and sally field. >> finding stories about older women -- older women are interesting. and they are a huge audience for, say, th

yeah, had to pat cullen had a long chat to pat cullen yesterday. secretary had a long chat to pat cullen ye thejay. the general secretary had a long chat to pat cullen ye the royal1e general secretary had a long chat to pat cullen ye the royal college al secretary had a long chat to pat cullen ye the royal college of secretary had a long chat to pat cullen ye the royal college of nurses.y of the royal college of nurses. you great she say she you did? yes. great she say she was. i mean, she's she's a you know, she's a very formidable woman. basically woman. and she was basically saying, we've got these saying, look, if we've got these strikes week, you have to strikes next week, you have to get table today get round the table today because put in place because hospitals put in place plums, patients put in place pens. you can't pull this at the last minute. so you need to get this sorted out today, tomorrow . this got to be not a big . this has got to be not a big fan of steve barclay, you know, but i've but i think it's what i've noficedis but i thin

and this win against the pats was a roller coaster of emotions. we spoke with a bills fan who showed up in full support of hamlin. she says number 3 story hit close to home because she, too, is a survivor of cardiac arrest. a recent cardiac arrest survivor. >> so it was especially emotional and triggering for me. but i know that he was going to be covered because here i am. and i we would do similar situation. and the the support from the community was tremendous. so if whether the bills won gold matter of fact, it was just incredible from the very first gig. >> we also heard from a patriots fan who said, though the rivalry was there. everyone in the stadium is behind hamlin as he recovers. and the country is still showing love for damar. hamlin is chasing m's foundation with more than 8.5 million dollars donated so far. >> reporting in orchard park. i'm pattrik riot. >> national news. the house of representatives has finally selected a new speaker mean congress can get back to work this week. the vote to select representative kevin speaker lasted

i literally pat myself down to make sure i have gotten rid of all my electronics and very careful noto take anything out of the scif. >> jesse: who is patting it joe down when he left the white house or the senate? biden looks suspicious. that's the difference here. pence found documents. box was still shut, put them in the safe, handed them right over. trump had documents. he is allowed to. is he president. the librarians knew he had them and he admitted he had them. but biden has been caught with documents all over, decades of documents. and he hid the story from us. he changed the story. he lied now we keep finding more and more and more. keeping saying he is so surprised and knew nothing. what's joe hiding? we all know the cover-up is worse than the crime let's bring in florida senator marco rubio is he a member of the intelligence committee. what is going on with all these classified documents showing up everywhere, senator? >> i think the executive branch needs to hire better movers number one at least to go through some of these things. i think any time documents are removed fr

half of california,i ecoeconomy pats -- ex-pats relocate to texas, there is no state income tax.bly won't have to live in fear of violent criminals to run major cities then follow them home rob them in comfort of their own driveway, criminals don't have to worry, they are not prosecuted in the places like l.a. and san francisco, it is impossible for anyone to own a legal firearm in california, no one can properly defend themes, don't get parents started on lack of educational freedom in rusty golden state, he sent his angelic spawn to private schools during the pandemic but shut down the public ones at bee h behest of teacher's union, they should move to circle jerk island and leave the rest of us alone. if those things equal freedom, newsom and the other liberty crushing losers should stay away in exile and never seek power again, that is the memo. >> gruesome newsom said, 2024 run is out of the question, i'd be a great president, remember how cozy he looked in the white house this summer. is he channels his liberty loving rivals to get health, the party panel is back. olivia, y

one woman told us of invasive searches over intimate pat. it's alleged, they're often not provided with translators as required by law, and that some are prevented from claiming asylum before being returned to greece locked in the vessel. they arrived in occasionally leaving, assigning, they were there, edged on the wall. this man pictured himself in may last year, handcuff to the railings on a fairy bound for greece, using his description of the vessel and its route. this storage space was located in the vehicle bay below deck and in the great port of pat trust we meet belushi from us. gunners stamped his story is all the more significant because his documents show that he's a minor aged 17, the homeowner, given him, i'd been here for 6 months and it said many games. once i have under a refrigerated truck and it went inside the big ship. and when it arrived on the truck left the ship, i was found and arrested. they did not question me about a seeking asylum. they did not take my fingerprints because they just put me inside a small room and

. >> they finally got to go home sunday afternoon and people like fisherman, pat coyle who work on the water. the weather has a direct impact on their livelihood. has this last week and a half of bad weather impacted your bottom line? yeah. it we've got our products out there. beginning your for crab season. >> have to hear that got out there. we have been able to pull yet. coyle says he's finding small. clearing is in the weather to get out and get some work done. but it's a challenge. >> out there is out there today and it was, you know, no fun coming in, but it's a good duran is visiting from new mexico and he says he's going to enjoy his time on the coast. despite the rain, we came to see the beach earlier and i one of the things i love seeing about it was at night just hearing that the waves crashing as the tide comes in. >> so we're out here just watching the tide come in, seen how but closer would get. and then it started raining and that just added to it. so. it just turned into a beautiful night so far. >> well, that was a mandate. every reporting for us. some pretty scary mom

community many reasons in the past to see that it was going down an undemocratic and authoritarian pat. she mentioned the different warning signs from baltic states, for example, she also mentioned, you know, the show trials of a political prisoner, alex, in of, on the, and, you know, let's not remember, let's not forget that it was the council of europe that also, you know, had expelled, had it sorry, had suspended russia's voting rights in 2014, following the annexation of crimea only than to have these rights reinstated in 2019, with the help of, with the support of germany, germany was in favor of russia, rejoining the regaining its voting rights in 2019 and so she was also very, very critical of her own country, germany and perhaps its complacency towards russia over the past years. and, you know, her emphasis was yes, women's rights are an important indication, an important warning sign for us. but also the work of the council in general in particular, in particular, when it comes to russia, t w, special correspondent abraham in strasburg. thanks so much for that. and i'm joined

it houses the wretch camry, retina variety, girl school, where children from po pat grounds are getting an education. the building is both futuristic and traditional. the oval foam helps funnel and through the court yard, and at the same time as a symbol of female strength for its u. s. architect the design post challenges that she solved by during on local techniques. there's been a lot of time there over by 8 years and the more i got to know the people and i got, you know, the buildings. i learn more and more about the sophisticated a elements of engineering that went in to ah, it went in to being able to a bill in san, which is, you know, no smoking eat, it's always shifting as well as changing and also to have the walls and the structure b or to be able to withstand the heat and keep the buildings, you know, cool or cooler was sort of my objective. many of the traditional techniques, the kellogg turned to a methods that have been practised here for centuries. and have stood the test of time in an unforgiving climate. inside the school, there are no energy guzzling air conditioners.

the people of non pat dumbasses and there have been constant pat statements made by western politicians about it. so i defined a resolution and there's no in alternative them into agreements. this is a blatant lie. this is become clear from the recent revelations, from medical alone to be directly involved is players. the mental agreements according to their own admission when necessary, just to pump ukraine with foreign weapons and memories, and to prepare it to antagonists. and this is something that person could talk about given such as damage and egregious deception. no one should be surprised with alien sky who came to pass under the slogan of achieving peace. continued along the path he was shown and pushed the country into disaster. now, many people here including the 2nd general who left the room like to talk about prevention. if 20, if the discrete cancer resolution was actually implemented properly, including by those security council members are here in this room. we would not find ourselves in a situation that we are talking, finding myself today, and also people talk about

we are going to ask a fellow new yorker congressman pat ryan in just a moment. case closed, folks, tory lanez was found guilty of shooting megan thee stallion. and now audio has surfaced of a phone call between tory and megan's former best friend. we are getting into all of it in the regroup. first, 2023. i'm simone sanders, and i have something to say. ♪ ♪ ♪ new year, new congress in just two days. 118 congress will officially begin. and the new republican house majority will bark upon a legislative agenda divorced from the reality of what americans across our country actually care about. in a recent dear colleague letter, republican congressman skied scalise who's expected to serve as majority leader and the 180 congress outright some of those that house republicans plan to bring to the floor in the first two weeks. take a look at what they are talking about. and includes legislation of that would rescind additional irs funding designed to offset staffing crisis in the agency, it would cement the hyde amendment, banning public funds for reproductive health car

and more and more russia is gaining significance and influence a pat now of choice for several african nations, particularly dealing with discourage of conflict. but the other issue, if how through this quite ship africa is being forced to choose and one who doesn't live. there words is tandy. when he says south africa minister of the fence, who has lamented the west and how they have tried to play africa. washington threatens africa, not just south africa, of having anything that is even smelling of russia by no means that she hold any pansies and she is no friend of the west. and she really articulate a feeling that is really growing on the continent than more and more the continent might find better partners, quality partners and corporation. as the look to the east rwanda's for her said his country can no longer accept refugees from the conflict with india. c. tensions between the democratic republic of congo, a neighboring ro wonder, have been increasing as darcy, natural forces fight the m. 23 militia group. to the us, he has a huge rwanda of supporting the m 23. uncertain rwanda

i met my ex-wife at pat o'brien. enough said. i don't even know what that means.does sound rowdy. emily: that's where christina was. in new orleans. jimmy: pat was some wild stuff. that's a great place to meet a future ex-wife. ulysses from oregon. who is taller, you or gutfeld. don't put me on the spot, that's the king of late night. the correct answer is the garden gnome in front of my house followed by gutfeld. here is martin from south carolina. jimmy, did you rob hugh hefner for your wardrobe tonight? i have got to be honest, i bought this shirt with my own money and yes, it does also come in men's, yes, it does. griff: i am getting a few texts on my jacket. saying that jacket is hideous. why did they let you wear it on the air. the one frects som -- one text m someone named jimmy. your number is more popular than jenny's. but at least yours isn't written on a bathroom wall. if we put your number on the screen, everybody can write it down on the wall. text jimmy and write it on the wall. i digress. let's check back in with madison who is snowboarding in 2023.

and more and more russia is gaining significance and influence a pat now of choice for several african nations, particularly dealing with discourage of conflict. but the other issue, if how through this quote ship africa is being forced to choose. and one who doesn't is their words is tandy. when he says south africa minister of the friends who has lamented the west and how they have tried to play africa. washington threatens africa, not just south africa, of having anything that is even smelling of russia by no means that she hold any punches. and she is no friend of the west. and she really articulate a feeling that is really growing on the continent than more and more the continent might find better partners, quality partners and corporation as they looked to the east. as our course, one mentioned earlier, marshall debt remained as significant problem for african countries. but it's also an issue, the world's largest economy, the u. s. with politicians in washington having recently raised the federal debt ceiling, or another shewn a half trillion dollars. my colleagues, you know, ne

about the hit to border towns from his own crisis, joining us tonight congressman elect french hill and pat bolick, will charlie hurt, energy pro daniel turner, grover norquist of the americas tax reform, mitra schell, congressman elect brad wenstrup and gop strategist ford o'connell. the house has a lot to deal with, we have the story coming in, dr. fauci is now smacking back at elon musk over elon musk's twitter files on him, the government got twitter to censor the hunter by the laptop story and content about the pandemic of covid lockdowns in war. the white house finally admits the keystone pipeline was a major economic success after president, they're saying this after president biden killed on the first day, this new shock report amateurs, political cronies, labor union buddies, they have 0 investment expertise they are now overseeing trillions of dollars in government worker pensions that you have to pay for. i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. >> welcome to the show, good friday evening to you we're going to start with stocks, look at that ending higher af

group announced last month to have opened a cultural center to better inform and educate russian ex pats working against moscow from serbia. sounds kind of like serbia was looking for some hired help in preventing the country from becoming a flop house for regime change, chances targeting moscow and its allies. the real problem with the wagner group for the west is that it competes with western private military contractors. and serves to protect the interests of clients that depart from the western agenda. if the u. s. government has a problem with that. now, they might do well to remember that they were the ones he started back particular ball rolling in the 1st place. south africa that meant v as long as an investigation offer video, emerged on social media appearing to show a group of his soldiers throwing courses into a fire in a neighboring mozambique. a warning this report contains disturbing images. now south, after them forces have been assisting mose, i'm reason goverlan it fight against insurgents. one of the apparent so does in the video have south african insignia on his leav

welcome back to show congressman pat.were articles again mayorkas. >> he lost operational control of southern border. in the secure fence act of 2006 it states that homeland security director or secretary, must have operational control. when you see 5 million people crossing the border, in last two years, and the drug cartels running am amuck and making profits he clearly lost border control. lastly, he undermined his own border patrol anxi agents, there was no whipping of any migrants, we. elizabeth: to your point, let's watch more from new york city mayor. he is up sit, new york city and other cities are contending with the president's border collapse. >> we must immediately have short-term fix of making sure that the cost of this does not fall on our local cities, our cities are being undermined. we don't deserve this migrants don't deliver this and the people who live in the cities don't deserve this. we expect more from our national leaders, to address this issue in a real way. elizabeth: border states, whole nation

and this win against the pats was a roller coaster of emotions. we spoke with a bills fan who showed up in full support of hamlin. she says number 3 story hit close to home because she, too, is a survivor of cardiac arrest. a recent cardiac arrest survivor. >> so it was especially emotional and triggering for me. but i know that he was going to be covered because here i am. and i we would do similar situation. and the the tremendous. so if anything, whether the bills won gold matter of fact, it was just incredible from the very first gig. >> we also heard from a patriots fan who said, though the rivalry was there. everyone in the stadium is behind hamlin as he recovers. and the country is still showing love for damar. hamlin is chasing m's foundation with more than 8.5 million dollars donated so far. >> reporting in orchard park. i'm pattrik >> now to the latest on marvel movie star jeremy renner and his long road to recovery. on saturday, he thanked the medical team and his intensive care unit on instagram. the hawkeye actor suffered severe injur

. >>> pat toomey on his decision to leave the senate after more than a decade and the rising power of republican extremists in congress. >>> the stunning stories about george santos' past are multiplying. did he lie about his mother surviving the 9/11 attack and scam a homeless man out of thousands of dollars to treat his ailing service dog? >>> the political shock. the new zealand prime minister, a young, prominent world leader and working mother, resigning. >> i know what this job takes. and i know that i no longer have enough in the tank to do it justice. it's that simple. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. following the stunning breaking news from new mexico. the state district attorney announcing criminal charges against actor alec baldwin and the armorer hannah gutierrez for their roles in the death of the cinematographer during the filming of "rust" in 2021. joining me now for the latest legal analysis, vaughn hillyard, andrew weissmann and danny cervalis. what are you hearing, vaughn, with all this breaking news? >> reporter: these are serious charges t

and, pat barber, president of the manatee education association.e you both here to bring some further clarity to what is going on, and, if it can be found. i want to begin with you here, andrew. i'm wondering, who should to get to decide the types of books that are in teachers classrooms? >> you know, teachers are trained professionals. they know about reading, they know about what excites children about reading, they understand the importance of kids seeing themselves in the books that they are reading. of course, parents, and teachers, have a sacred bond. they work together, all the time. i'm a parent, i'm a teacher, as a parent, i go to open house at the beginning of the year, i know what the curriculum is, i see the teachers classrooms, i am in regular communication with my daughter's teachers. this is what we do. so, i think this idea of what we're seeing in florida right now, but honestly, in a county near jacksonville, clay county, there was a parent who has committed. sorry, not a parent, a citizen, who is committed to getting 3200 books re

and, believe me, those two candidates had nothing in common. >> pat, good evening. >> hi, charlie. >>you think you really got 3,400 votes in palm beach county? >> yes, i did get 3,400 votes, but i also agree that many of those very probably and almost certainly were intended for al gore. >> i think if it hadn't been for pat buchanan and the butterfly ballot, al gore would have been president of the united states. >> a hand recount of the vote is already underway tonight in palm beach county, one of four florida counties which could determine who becomes the next president. >> there were four counties where we had concrete evidence of irregularities, and so we asked for in-depth recounts in those four counties. >> the blame may fall squarely on a tiny piece of paper called a chad. the chad is what voters are supposed to punch out of paper ballots when they make their choice. sometimes, it sticks. >> the hanging one is counted, the swinging door is counted, and the tri is counted. the ones that are not counted are the ones that are just dimpled or pregnant. they're a little bit out but

i continue to pat you on the back. you called it pretty good.hank you for sharing all your wisdom with us. >> thank you. charles: i want to bring in from etoro, investment analyst callie cox. coming into the year this is what i want to share with folks. wall street has the consensus what everyone thinks is going to happen. earnings estimates everyone says they're too high. see exactly where they are. see this number? 3.6% earnings growth that is the second lowest in the last 30 years. the last time it was lower than this, callie in 2009. of course 2009 ended up being a turn where we had a monster rally for a decade. >> i think you believe people are too pessimistic when it comes to earnings, right? >> yeah. i think what you just showed, charles, shows how pessimistic people are. that could certainly ring true, but so far data has proven otherwise. i'm feeling good heading into this earnings season. thinking about the fact that the global economy is on the upswing here. we have just been persistently pessimistic over the last few quarters. so rig

congressman pat fallon, the republican from texas joins us now.g to you, congressman you are calling on the president to pay for border expenses. how do you plan on making him do that? >> well, ashley, we have to first of all file the bill and hopefully it'll pass the house which i believe it will and then of course it might have a little bit of trouble in the senate but we can't control what democrats do there. the fact of the matter is we have, texas has a 1,254-mile border with mexico. it's the federal government's responsibility. joe biden has advocated that responsibility. it's a gross dereliction of duty causing texas taxpayers billions of dollars. ashley: you have also filed a cause of impeachment against secretary mayorkas, so where is that process at? >> we've got 36 co-sponsors thus far in the house and i believe there will be more. i think we could get upwards of maybe a hundred. i've talked to chairman comer on the oversight committee of which i sit on and he does plan to have hearings on this matter and i hope that they will be favora

nobody patted their hands.: the on time i have gotten my kids who asked what i was work on at work? my daughter asked me is tiktok going to get banned. what do they do to further distract us and steal our focus. >> the apps are literally designed to invade your focus for a simple reason. every time you pick up the app and start to scroll, they begin to make money. every time you close the app that revenue stream disappears. it's geared towards one thing only, figuring out how do we get to you scroll as long as possible. everyone child identified with serious attention problems when i was 7 years old is now 100 children identified with this problem. so all of the 12 factors i write about there are two levels we have to deal with them. i think of them as defense and offense. there are loads of things we can do to protect and defend our children. i would argue we need to ban cell phones from schools. i went to schools that did it and they saw an improvement. you buy a k safe. you put the phone away into the safe a

yeah, and pat was his morning. yeah, and pat was his job there by not answering questions . answering questions. but i did my job. i tried viewers to ask questions and did my job. okay. well, coming up, aidan magee will be here with all the latest sports headlines. please join us. he's the king of breakfast tv. he's back and returning to his throne. this is breakfast and gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. good morning. it's it's my favourite time . set it's it's my favourite time. set your loves, eamonn . back on gb your loves, eamonn. back on gb news breakfast in 9th of january at 6 am. welcome back. you are watching and listening to breakfast with ellie and martin. still lots more to come . a new research more to come. a new research shows only 6% of people, not with hearing loss in the uk to heanng with hearing loss in the uk to hearing check in 2022. we'll speak to an expert on this at a quarter to eight. and according to a new forecast, average household energy bills will this summer fall below the level of the £3,000 government subsidise cap? what does this

i wish chris and pat and their three children the best in the next phase of pat's career. have not known a banking and house comeg without senator shelby. i came to the committee in 2007 in the middle of a financial crisis. he was then -- senator shelby points out his first day on the senator, senator proxmire of wisconsin, the predecessor to senator kohl, was chairing the committee. he's helped shape the committee for 35 queers, in enron, sarbanes oxley, dodd-frank, the covid pandemic and so many other critical moments in the history of the committee. he served in leadership roles for more than a decade working with senators as chair and ranking with senators sarbanes and dodd and johnson and finally me in his last two years as the leader of this committee. no one on the republican side was a greater proponent of strong capital at banks, something i always admired about senator shelby's philosophy and work. i wish you and annette well on your retirement. welcome back, director choap rasm the banking, housing urban affairs committee used to be referred to as the senate ban

and then again, each of dia near the hall, then they patted one. so steve, double to day i had a score 40 may go last time they said they wanted to play in the thirty's by then, i guess a just shot a little bit higher than they wanted to. a bogey means that she needed one stroke more than a good adult golfer. then over guy with 40 strokes, canano with canada has done it again. she not only best at the other girls in her age group, but every girl in the competition as well as many of the boys. ah, folk are not what i see a suit of business. and then i see a lot of parents getting inspired. traditionally, because one will being allowed to play sport, do i not being encouraged, the one will save spaces for gouts and, and as she continues on this journey than she's telling a lot of other parents and a lot of other gods. but you could also do it. now that's often my factor to play like bad because i've been waiting for our probably tonight and i wow, appointment a week on by the love with like our window with re examining the way the holocaust is memori