luke: absolutely. tamar, would you like to -- tamar: thank you, luke. yes. i'm going to ask our panel to put on their forecasting hats. what could happen in the coming weeks if, as i think we all hope, the nat passes a robust package of military and human taeurb assistance and it comes back to the house? can you chart a path to winning in the house? i agree with you, congressman bacon, senator johnson sounds like he wans to make a deal. how do you advice him to proceed? representative bacon, small asterisk, i work for a democratic think tank but i'm a centrist republican. mr. bacon: you sound a lot like me, i was wondering. ms. houlahan: it's the circle. mr. bacon: i don't think the senate is going to be able to pass something on their own. you've got to get 60 votes. this is going to mandate making a deal between the two chambers. that's -- i think that's -- i do believe that we're going to be looking at military aid out of the house previously. it's going to have to come with some agreement on the border. i think we can get that done in december. humanitar

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jackie: it really is humanitarian crisis doug your analysis spot-on luke perspective migrant waiting to be processed however it works down there this isn't healthy or positive, for anybody, not good for our country, when coming across not good for them as making this arduous journey with caravans of sizes as well an administration says it cares about people it wants to help but not helping. luke: hurting i think biden has taken more vacation that is than i haveive taken six this year tw fact president has taken more than all of is concerning we saw a muj migration of people leaving new york citys of the world felt unsafe covid policies bad one thing, down south texas florida what i am concerned about because democrats are finally waking up sanctuary seize policies are bad going to stop accepting migrants. jackie: are they? mayor adams saying federal government we are not going to stop accepting them cut as you check so we can take care of them. luke: i am more optimistic here i think people are finally waking up don't i -- i mean walking down streets in new york people don't feel saf

luke, you're a doctor.e thought that thangam was suggesting that around that whole question because there's an ethical and moral dimension to it, isn't there, around the recruitment of health professionals from abroad and whether that is right. and you're absolutely right. there's an element of aspiration as well. people want to come to work in the uk because we have some of the best health learning, the most cutting edge technology that you would ever see. so this is a really good opportunity and we export that back to the rest of the world. the classic one that you see at the moment is lots of doctors go to australia, many of them do return. so this is a really good side, from my professional background. in answer to the workforce, the problem actually is this isn'tjust a uk problem or a europe problem. you know, across the western world you've got an ageing population. hinting at what you're talking about, kirsty, that has many more ailments, that's costing much more. and so actually, you know, there's a

luke makes a great point.were to get five, six rate cuts, that means the economy is in the t tank and that's bad news for the american consumer and gdp in general. >> i couldn't you agree more. five or six cuts means the economy's doing much worse than anticipated at this point. we're not going to get five or six rate cuts next year. we'll get two, maybe three at the most. i think it will be one, maybe two. it will be late in the year year before it happens. five or six cuts indicate an economy that is recessionary. that's probably not going to happen. cheryl: dennis gartman, always good to see you. happy new year, dennis. >> good to see you. good to be on with you. happy new year. be well. cheryl: you as well. luke's going to stay with us all morning long. we've got a lot more coming up. socking new border numbers -- shocking new border numbers for the month of december showing the most migrant encounter the ever in one month. we're going to give you the details. plus, we've got the latest efforts to remove p

so we here in the gospel of luke, chapter two, verse eight. they were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over the flock by night, and an angel of the lord appeared to them, and the glory of the lord shown around them. and they were filled with great fear. and the angel said to them, fear not for behold, i bring you good news of great joy that will be for all people. for unto you is born this day in the city of david, a savior who is christ the lord. and this will be a sign for you. you will see a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger. when they hear of a newborn born in the city, they ascend up to adorn that newborn. that's the sleepy town of bethlehem, but atop the hill. and the shepherds would have been down in the fields. with the angelic declaration. the highest glory of heaven makes an announcement in front of all people. this child is born, and he is our savior. and, danny, where would we want to go next if we want to continue this story? we'd go to the church of the nativity. it's on top of a crypt that claims to

that point was indeed luke, luke nolan, and he will not stand up again for quite some time for luke, then 12, had accelerated up the dirt hill after gaining speed during his first and only time around the track, just as the riders around him were doing. then somehow, someone's wheel caught another and the chaos began. on the first bounce back to earth, luke was thrown off the bike, and his strapped on helmet somehow flew off his head. with the second bounce, the handlebar of one of the tumbling motorcycles pierced his skull and gouged out a one inch deep drop in the skull and brain along the left side, his dominant hemisphere, where the areas of the brain that regulate language and speech are represented. more often than not, this is a non-survivable injury. the patient dies at the scene. luke's father, rushing to his son's side, pushing through the gathering crowd, swept the boy into someone's vehicle for a fast ride to the local hospital. astonishingly, he had no spine injury, the most common reason. after a quick head drop by emergency personnel at the hospital done to hold pressu

that luke. that boy in the was indeed luke.luke one and he would not sit up again for quite some time with his father watching from the trackside. luke, then 12, had accelerated up the dirt after gaining speed on a quick straightaway during his first and only time around the track, just as the riders around him were doing. then somehow someone's wheel caught another and the chaos began on the first bounce back to earth, was thrown off the bike and his strapped on helmet somehow flew off his head with the second bounce, the handlebar of one of the tumbling motorcycles pierced his skull and out a one inch deep rough and the skull and brain along the left side his dominant hemisphere, where areas of the brain that regulate language and speech are represented. more often than not, this is a non survivable injury. the patient dies at the scene, luke's father rushing to his son's side and pushing to the gathering crowd reflexively lifted. the boy off the dirt track, swept him into someone's vehicle for a fast ride at a local hospital

also with me, luke lloyd. luke, let's start with you. watching futures this morning after markets were closed for the christmas holiday. we're up across the board marginally over the flat line. it's the last trading week of 2023. we're taking a look at oil prices this morning as well. just to get some context here. brent is trading at 79, 37, up a hair there. and it's all coming as danish shipping giant maersk is preparing to resume operations in the red sea. u.s. forces in the region to protect commerce from further attacks. let's get your reaction to everything that's happening. >> i think there's something bigger at play that a lot of investors are underestimating, not realizing right now. it's not just the red sea. 12% of trade goes through the red sea. it's not going to impact the markets or economy over here. what oil tells you the past three months, the end of september when oil was 90 plus dollars a barrel, now it's at $70 a barrel, u.s. oil production is now at an all time high right now. you don't hear the biden administration

it's called, luke's john. i had a lot of opportunities to speak to the family members about what happened at the setting. one of the things when you do a narrative nonfiction, it's important to not write about -- to write about times that you were not there. you could become to start writing fiction if you do that. it is really important if you are writing about a place that you were not there when it first happened, but you get a firsthand account of what it was like. it is called, luke's john. on the third jump of the race, things went to . the dusty cloud, dirt bikes, finally came to a stop in front of the bleachers packed with eager and horrified parents. giant floodlights dotted by swarming insects in the fall evening. it turned the desk into day. the spotlight chaotic scene in front of them. slowly, one by one, they set up and waved to the crowd. parents ran down relieved. tentative laughter spread across the crowd. one boy, however, did not rise. still on the truck, he is crumpled form unmoving. a pool

littler�*s who's breathtaking luke littler who's breathtaking rest, including teenage sensation luke. he was celebrating today with a visit to the tottenham hotspur stadium, having to get used to having photos taken. here he is with spurs playerjames maddison. last night the 16—year—old thrashed the five—time winner raymond van barneveld 4 sets to i to reach the quarter—finals. a victory all the more special as the dutchman was littler�*s idol when he first started playing. unbelievable. 10,13 years ago i was doing his celebration, throwing on my little board and now i've just beaten him, on the greatest stage of them all. i'm only 16. i've got nothing to fear, i've got no one to fear, because my game can be better than anyone's on my day and i've just shown it there, i've just beaten one of the best to have graced that stage. it always gives me goose bumps. i have won three world youth titles and this is the biggest one of them all and i'm only three wins away now. world champion cyclist rohan dennis has reportedly been charged by police with causing the death of his wife, melissa h

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at16, luke teaching the darts world a lesson.ate? well, with a little post match snack. i does he celebrate? well, with a little post match snack.- little post match snack. i had a combative _ little post match snack. i had a combative after _ little post match snack. i had a combative after the _ little post match snack. i had a combative after the first - little post match snack. i had a combative after the first win i little post match snack. i had a. combative after the first win and little post match snack. i had a - combative after the first win and it is unbelievable. the first time i walked — is unbelievable. the first time i walked up— is unbelievable. the first time i walked up the ramp and does everyone wanted _ walked up the ramp and does everyone wanted to— walked up the ramp and does everyone wanted to sign everything and it was just unbelievable —— kebab. it just unbelievable —— kebab. certainly is just unbelievable —— kebab. it certainly is some story. luke littler started playing darts just at 18 months old and i

energy production, which to luke's point has increased, that is why we follow, politics and business,y thank you so much for being here. it is great to see you great to see you, too, cheryl happy new year. cheryl: happy new year mortgage rates falling to lowest level since may have you seen this? , what is fair for housing market in new year going to talk about it plus, are you playing? you can't win if you don't play final mega millions loiter of the year going to be huge. what you need to know coming up next. . ♪ ♪ . cheryl: a dangerous storm surge to california coast driving tides coastal flooding giant waves in patio santa cruz area restaurant, over in ventura county look at this another massive wave topping seawall sending people running from intense floodwaters that is ventura county. further north storm prompting being evacuations across the bay area waves expected to reach heights about 33 feet. well world population grew 75 million people past year u.s. census bureau estimating as of new year's day up more than 8 billion represent 1% growth rate year-over-year in the united s

the nativity stories, there are only two nativity stories in the gospel of matthew and luke, but the baptistery is in all four gospels. which is one of the reasons why they find it a very important feast and more authentic because that is where he begins his ministry and that is where we see the revelation of god. so it is a very important feast for us. so to say christmas is over, and this other stuff but baptism is a very important occasion. it's when you mark your life as a christian. >> let's take it one by one, you have a slide to show. >> january 25th we have the nativity of christ and then the feast of st. stephen . he was a deacon and our first martyr. he died in about 35, so the time of christ. and he died in jerusalem and preach the gospel of christ. they said you have to back off and he said, i'm not going to. you can kill me but i won't let go. >> it is interesting to me that the first day after jesus birth is the first death on his behalf. a grim start to a religion. >> and it doesn't get any nicer . the following day is the feast of the holy innocents. >> let's take a l

it's one of the reasons why i think the market's pricing in -- david: but, hoo luke, luke, luke, we have reserve that is immune to political pressure if. [laughter] you're laughing. >> i am. this whole world is dominated by politics. it's why we have to talk about politics when it comes to your money. the fact of the matter is everything or in our life is ruled by politics. no matter what actually happens next year, it's the perception that actual matters to the market, which is why we're recommending clients own the s&p 500 small caps -- david: and that basically tracks the russell 2000, correct? >> exactly. so instead of the magnificent 7, the marv plus 493 are going -- marvelous 493, we call them, are going to carry the next few weeks. yields have taken a nose dive, we think that's a going to continue to happen. small caps are still off 20% from their all-time highs, they've got a long way to go. >> and what is the etf? >> iwm, the russell 2000, and rsp. david: wonderful stuff, luke. thank you very much. of the opening bell, as you can hear, is ringing. we're expecting modest gains as

i spoke to rina shah and luke broadwater.rious states. it's getting confusing but luke, what do you think, looking at the reaction from the trump campaign, what has the impact has been so far? right, well, trump is obviously using these rulings to try to rally support around him. he often likes to portray himself as under attack by thejudiciary, by the courts, to try to rally his base to send him more money for his campaign. he has had some success with rallying his base behind him in the past when there has been adverse court decisions. ultimately this case is going to have to be decided by the supreme court because there are conflicting court rulings in different states. you can see how it could be very, very bad for donald trump if he is kicked off the ballot in state after state after state, so the supreme court will have to decide, does the 14th amendment apply to donald trump's conduct? is he an insurrectionist who does not deserve be on the ballot? do you agree this ultimately has to be decided by the supreme court, ri

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you silence your cell phones and it is my pleasure to introduce luke russert on his book. look for me there. grieving my father, finding myself, which will be moderated by danny shapiro. luke's book is an exploration of >>> it is my pleasure to introduce luca russert on his book, look for me there: grieving my father, finding myself, which will be moderated by danny shapiro. luke's book is an inspiration of one's place in the world in the face of crushing grief. it chronicles the emotional story of a young man taking charge of his life, re- examining his relationship with his parents, and finally grieving his larger-than-life father who died far too young. danny shapiro is the author of 11 books and the host and creator of the hit podcast, family secrets. her most recent book, signal fires, is a national best seller, it was named a best book of 2022 by time, the washington post, amazon, and others. it is my pleasure to introduce both mr. russert and miss shapiro, thank you. >> [ applause ] >> so, first, as you all probably are aware, just at least visually, priscilla gilma

they call luke the nuke. the 16 year—old actually seemed completely at ease.onight. and itjust even helped me over the line even more. school in the morning, they often sang to him a bit harsh. holidays are coming round to tonight. we already know how luke celebrates cool hand warm kebab. joe wilson, bbc news. a quick line from eurotunnel, the strike that is stopping trains and people crossing the channel is stopping tonight. let's have a look at the weather. it has been quite a stormy day, lively conditions across the north—east of scotland and the strongest wind gust 81 miles an hour. if you are on the move ahead of christmas, that is the strongest. denmark has seen the windiest conditions here. clear skies but this cloud

luke, tell us about kevin mccarthy's decision to step down. will tell you, i read the news about this decision at about 11 park at this, morning and at 11:45, i walked into a very fancy new york city lunch filled with fancy, fancy new york city businessmen and women. guess who was there? kevin! >> wow. yeah. i don't think he's wasting a ton of time trying to get -- >> no he's not! >> all of his career, which should prove to be more lucrative than being a member of congress. that said, he's been essentially miserable and to create -- depressed in congress since he was kicked out a speaker. he's been sitting in his office with almost nothing to do. he complains to everyone about what he views as the unfair treatment of him. obviously he is getting into scuffles with fellow republicans in the halls. he's in a bad place on the hill. and so it makes saints that he would want to get out of congress, given the embarrassing way he was kicked out of power and the fact that people who he views as his inferiors were able to get the upper hand on him. and

luke, it is you and me. >> it is such an honor. >> i feel the same way. your book made me cry. >> in multiple places in the margins, i wrote things like tears and crying and little sad faces. but only in certain places. it is a very hopeful and inspiring book in so many ways. and so much about what we, what shapes us and how we shape ourselves. i would like to begin by asking you to talk a little bit about that moment where your book begins in 2008 with your mother in italy and the phone rings. >> so, i always like to say on june 12th, 2008, i was happy-go- lucky 22-year-old recent college graduate. i wanted to go to law school to get to a masters in international relations. i wanted a chance to breathe and to do some travel and i was in florence, italy with my mother. my father had been with us in rome two days prior to take me depressed. it was friday, june 13 and i had a father's day weekend. we got the call that your dad fainted and and i knew immediately he was gone because he didn't faint and he worked incredibly hard. he was not someone who took na

will they try battle and back 3 to go here in the 4th given luke up to work and i mean that you see him jumping around, stepped right. >> to get those 3. he had 25 on the night. but the members they would win this one final score. one, 32 to one. 22 after the game coach steve he said, you know, it all came down to not being on the same page. take a listen. this we're we're not competing through the tough part of the game and >> there is an intangible. there's a feeling there's of i'm where you fight where everybody's energy is right. and when we don't have that right now. >> to the baseball we go with the number 11 ole miss team taking on number 10. penn state seconds left in the first person goes 3 old cayden priest going right there from jaxson dart. a link for the 6 yard city and they go up to the 3 after the extra point penn state responds though early in the second, drew a lot right here. 5 feel johnson for the 2 yard pass to tie it up at 10. all and by 3 now jaxson dart cayden preschool or they link up again this time for 37 yards and the touchdown. well, ms they start to create s

luke, in generalthis has been a question that's deeply divided democrats as well, hasn't it?e - well, hasn't it? right. biden is in a very tough place here j is in a very tough place here politically. the democratic party is very much divided about how to respond to the war in gaza. he has been, president biden, a staunch supporter of israel and there are a lot of people in the democratic base who believe he should insist on some restraints on israel, that they should not be the type of bombing that's going on in gaza right now were so many innocent people are getting killed. there is a divide on the democrat side and on the republican side they will be opposed to what biden does not matter what so that is why you see his poll numbers so low on theissue see his poll numbers so low on the issue of the war in gaza. republicans are uniformly against him no matter what and then there is a divide among democrats. then there is a divide among democrats-_ then there is a divide among democrats. a, ., ,, ., democrats. mat croker -- rina shah, democrats. mat croker -- rina shah. many

if the match between born with luke and have to be abandoned after luke and captain tom loc here suffered a cardiac arrest on the page, the incident occurred in the 6050 minutes when lock year suddenly collapsed to the ground. paramedics treated the 29 year old before taking him down the tunnel on a stretcher. he's been transferred to a hospital and we finished with some freestyle skiing and jack rock. anthony has continued her fine star to the season of the world cup of and in france, australia is anthony defeated olivia, jack jack, you of the united states in the 2 locals. final victory came just 24 hours after she wanted a single, hopeless competition. anthony, whose the reigning and then big champion, has won 4 out of 5, woke up events so far the season. if you're watching dw news from berlin, oak next sports lice profile as equestrian flores being a who overcame a tragic accident to become a top athlete. and monuments after a short break on top of the lease for me, the team here, thanks for watching and take care the come have a page this outing, the highlights you every week in your

luke littler who's on debut, will face the canadian matt campbell in the last 32. from the bbc sport app orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. at long last, we've reached that turning point to the year in which days gradually start to stretch out. once again, it is the winter solstice today, barely five hours and 50 minutes of daylight at lerwick. but come the 20th ofjune next year, there'll be nearly 19 hours. now, the weather today, though, not quite as windy as it was yesterday, this is the remnants of storm pia and it's going to cause huge problems around parts of north east germany and poland. we're though still in the wake of it with plenty of cloud pushing its way in and weather fronts, which will stop the temperature from dropping too much tonight across much of the uk, the exception being northern scotland. so cold and winter here, icy conditions around, more snow flurries in shetland and a bit of snow mixed in with the rain in northern scotland but turning bright at later in th

let's bring in luke hickmore. it has been a while since we had you on the show. pick up on the divergence taking place in the european banking space. for so much of the year, we have been talking about the strong performance. now in the last couple weeks, that is begiing to turn. what do you point that to doing? >> it is all about the real estate sector. people are looking past that and thinking late 2024 and 2025 with the loweinterest rates to give support to the real estate sector and the stresses and losses they may face in that space are fading away. at the same time, that nii story, particularly in spain, is coming right to the floor with gher interest rates and deposit beaters are difficult. they are starting to see more and more deposit flight. italy is a little unfair to be bashing on them too hard. the italian banking system remains in good shape. less deposit flighin spain. that may be one of the ones that could be ieresting in 2024 than in italy. >> luke, every time i spoken to you, you expect your desire to hold bonds over equies. i get the impression

i loved luke luke, luke's idea of buy british.bert maxwell launching a giant campaign to buy british. but you go to any french supermarket and they all have big signs say this produce is produced not in france but locally . so have a tory mp locally. so have a tory mp coughing a great french idea . coughing a great french idea. nothing wrong with that at all. anyway, on this 1997. yes . anyway, on this 1997. yes. i just was uncertain whether tony, who was an excellent leader, but he'd never had any government experience , nor had gordon experience, nor had gordon brown, nor had robin cook, with whom i was beginning to work in the foreign office, would have that that experience of what to do. but i was very pleasantly surprised that they came up with a lot of very, very good ideas which corresponded to what the country felt . for example, country felt. for example, abolishing all the tory anti—gay laws. i mean, it's literally unbelievable , camilla, to think unbelievable, camilla, to think that in 1997 still could be that in 1997 y

tonight, it's the turn of teenage sensation luke littler. good evening, welcome to sportsday.re right in the thick of the festive fixtures in the premier league with three more on the way this evening, including the return to league action for defending champions — and now world champions — manchester city. pep guardiola's side won the club world cup just last week and return to face everton at goodison. elswhere, mauricio pochettino�*s chelsea, well, they could really do with a win tonight, asjoe lynskey reports. for manchester city, this calendar year has brought them five trophies — a treble last season, the super cup and now a global one. it isjust five days since they sealed the club world cup also now they resume their league season and what feels like an ending. i league season and what feels like an endinu. . ending. i have the feeling we close a cha ter ending. i have the feeling we close a chapter there's _ ending. i have the feeling we close a chapter there's nothing - ending. i have the feeling we close a chapter there's nothing on - ending. i have the feeling we c

it's luke the nuke littler! it's certainly some story.world champion, and now the ultimate title is within his sights. the crowd have even given the teenager his very own chant, singing, "you've got school in the morning." it was just funny to hear it because obviously i left school this year with everyone in my year, but i never really tried to get into college because of my pro tour card. so it's just been funny listening to it because i know i'm not going to school ever again. so no school, then, but instead stardom beckons for darts�* new boy wonder. andy swiss, bbc news. christmas, for many people, is a time to reflect and be thankful, and that's particularly true for three young girls and their families. beatrix, grace and moor spent years on the organ donor list, and this year each received a new heart. along the way, they've forged an extraordinary bond, as alison freeman reports. reunited for christmas. the last time these three girls were together, they were each waiting for a heart transplant. beatrix, noor and grace. beatrix,

and, luke, just talk us through, what, i think £35,000 - if it doesn't go your way — already that you'veknow the prize money is there, but i'm not thinking about it. i'm just thinking about my practice routines and who i'm playing next. and i've seen...was it alton towers or blackpool pleasure beach on the list, maybe when it gets a little bit warmer? yeah, i'll treat my friends to a trip wherever they want to go. good on him. best of luck to him at the weekend. that is all we've got time for on sportsday. thanks for joining us. we will see you again soon. bye—bye. around 3,000 homes are still without power in scotland, and motorists and rail passengers continue to face disruption, after the storm led to landslides and fallen trees. the energy company ssen says customers in the north—east and shetland are the worst affected, and some homes are unlikely to be reconnected until tomorrow. here's chris mclaughlin. everything has been turned upside down, really. a local shop in cupar, fife. storm gerrit has been and gone. this is what it left. we don't know where to begin with the clean—up pr

a reading from the holy gospel according to luke. as jesus and the holy gospel according to luke.s and his disciples were on theirway, he asjesus and his disciples were on their way, he came to a village where a woman named martha opened her home to him. she had a sister called mary who sat at the lord's feet listening to what he said. but martha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. she came to him and asked, lord, don't you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself? tell her to help me. martha, martha, the lord answered. you are worried and upset about many things but few things are needed. or indeed onlyi mary has chosen what is better and it will not be taken from her. they encountered jesus again. a man named lazarus was sick from bethany, the village of mary and her sister martha. this is sent word tojesus. lord, the one you love is sick. when he had this, jesus said, this sickness will not end in death. no, it is for god's glory so that god and his son may be glorified through it. jesus loved martha and her sister and lazarus so when he

busy world or what does that mean, luke, or? well, it's probably a lot to do with the dollar, all the finding of the dollar to be the, the world currency that they wanted it to be. i mean the americans. so obviously the brakes probably present lieutenant and china and the all of us will discuss a own boss schedules conferences that could replace the dollar in the international exchange is of course now do you want to use, i mean, will be your be in your group be in office with the program, so thoughts and tonight he mentioned option to you probably be approved in mentioned the fact that china should be very careful not to use the dollar as data replacement. cotton c c, the software. so it's about the same for everybody on the road around the world in many countries, most countries in africa, south america, and other places, even these down the brakes that will follow reading what happens on the part of the program you read off the cutting see of exchange and luke i, i wanted to draw out the question, the last question in the eve

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i've been in contact with luke's brother, mark, over the years. he's been waiting for this moment for a long time. so this moment means -- you can't imagine what this moment means to him. as part of this deal, this prisoner swap deal, the u.s. sees a return, of course, of fat leonard, of leonard frances, former military contractor to orchestrate -- he orchestrated the largest corruption scandal in u.s. navy history. he pleaded guilty in 2013, and then was on house arrest awaiting sentencing. he cut off his ankle tracking bracelet, fled to kubela, then to venezuela with the intention says the government of getting to russia. jake? >> all right. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, the debate on harvard's campus right now over plagiarism. do the rules for students also apply to harvard's president? i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know

luke lloyd is here. luke, great to have you -- >> hey, ashley.tled, they've got it behind them which is always a good thing. what do you think of google heading boot new year? >> well, $5 billion, i think, was the lawsuit, the settlement. that's e a drop in the bucket compared to how much money they make and their advertising business alone is a $200 billion business. so in the big scream of things, this is just -- scheme of things, this is just a drop in the bucket. heading into 2024, you want to own both the people that are implementing artificial intelligence and those that are providing artificial intelligence like google. ashley: very good. yeah, $5 billion, just a drop in the bucket. this is the world we live in. all right, next one, nvidia just unveiled a less powerful version of its latest gaming chip in order to comply with u.s. export restrictions. a spokesperson for the company says it will be available in china and only china starting next month. but nvidia, it's up again today right around ab $500 with a.i. and everything else this h

and little luke throwing darts, luke luke throwing darts, little luke littler board and even littlertler littler so chuffed because hole in because he's getting a hole in one you call it, one or whatever you call it, a hole in one, in one. hole in one, hole in one. >> sport. >> wrong sport. >> wrong sport. >> but i'll get the idea. but anyway, he's throwing some very he's always been very good throwing very arrows. throwing some very good arrows. and was at 66 to and he's at 60. he was at 66 to 1 at the start of the tournament. he's now down to 10 tournament. he's now down to 10 to unfortunately can't to 1. but unfortunately he can't bet. because he's bet. firstly because he's a professional secondly professional and secondly because young because he's actually too young to be under age. >> lovely. to be under age. >> thank>vely. to be under age. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> paul coyte pleasure to see you. we'll see you again. you. yeah, we'll see you again. >> yes you. yeah, we'll see you again. >> lookyes. you. yeah, we'll see you again. >> look forward to it. >> look forward to

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in chapter one and luke, chapter two for the child conceived in is from the holy spirit, conceived as part of the birth process and of creative imagination. lincoln thus subtly linked birth of the united states of america with the birth of jesus of nazareth. he continued with brought forth the words in the gospel of luke to describe mary's delivery of jesus the first instance of what turns to be a repeated image of conception life and new birth, culminating in the promise of eternal in the words shall perish. a startling echo of jesus's words to nicodemus in john 316. whosoever believeth not perish, but have everlasting life brought forth also calls to mind a theme liberation. equating the emancipation of enslaved blacks. america with the deliverance of the children of israel from egyptian bondage and exodus. in deuteronomy this surely resonated the nation in the midst of a war fought because of slavery. the unifying theme of the address woven throughout from beginning to end is the conception, death and new birth of. the nation. our fathers forth. a new nation. conceived in liberty.