if the dpp candidate, vice president william lai wins, the americans would be slightly more concernedust response from beijing, but the dpp candidate, vice president william lai, has assured americans he will not behave any irresponsible way.— americans he will not behave any irresponsible way. what about other countries in — irresponsible way. what about other countries in the _ irresponsible way. what about other countries in the region, _ irresponsible way. what about other countries in the region, like - irresponsible way. what about other countries in the region, like the - countries in the region, like the japanese? countries in the region, like the ja anese? countries in the region, like the japanese?— japanese? the japanese will be watchin: japanese? the japanese will be watching it _ japanese? the japanese will be watching it very _ japanese? the japanese will be watching it very carefully - japanese? the japanese will be l watching it very carefully because they realise if a crisis should erupt in taiwan, the americans are very likely to be involved and with the mutual defen

in the democratic party if william lai wins xi jinping enemies and there is a lot that will say whatecause he's been saying all of these things and he means them. he is creating, he is basing his legitimacy on annexing taiwan soon. that means there will be trouble ahead, whether that is in taiwan or the philippines or someplace else, we don't know but we have to be prepared for anything get it in place at anytime. cheryl: we shall see how the next year plays out, gordon chang it's always great to see you. thank you for being here. >> happy new year. cheryl: we have a lot were coming up, you pens ousted board member says the donors should not dictate policy as more stop the contribution of the anti-semitism controversy happening on her nations camp under campuses, you were watching the special edition of "mornings with maria", we are live on fox business. ♪ they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now

yes, yes, william lai, no, one round, one round - that’s the relative majority, that’s it, no second said there, the office for taiwan said, let them hold a wushu tournament, but no, the chinese said that taiwan is facing the chinese are also trying to somehow influence this situation, they said that taiwan is facing historic elections this is the office of the state council for taiwan , for the historic elections, either war, or peace , or prosperity, or destruction , dear mother, i choose yes, or dear mother, in general , time, well, america will fight for taiwan, i think how it will develop the situation, you know, china, of course, will act in a completely obvious way, first sweep the islands, establish a trade blockade, begin to squeeze out, there will be no rush, i think you are absolutely right, that everything will depend on what the outcome will be elections, the tension is there now, i watched the press, i looked, it’s enormous, that is, everyone there is literally waiting for these. perhaps this is fundamentally important, this is why you remain in history, inevitably, of

the frontrunner — william lai — rejected accusations he would steer the self—ruled island towards fulliament — the national people's congress. they include four generals of the army's strategic missile force. it's the latest in a series of high—level restructuring moves in the military since defence minister li shangfu was abruptly sacked in october, following months of speculation about his whereabouts. no explanation has been given for the officials' removal — but there have been reports of a corruption investigation. the finishing touches are being put to preparations for new year's eve celebrations around the world. in london, a large fireworks display will light up the thames. the 31st of december also marks 100 years since the bells of big ben were first broadcast. in 1923, bbc radio transmitted the famous bongs to the nation to herald the new year. 0ur reporter meghan 0wen is in east london where the final preparations ahead of tomorrow's fireworks display are under way. it's quite incredible to think that what we will see tomorrow evening when london's skyline is lit up in colo

the frontrunner — william lai — rejected accusations he would steer the self—ruled island towards full national people's congress. they include four generals of the army's strategic missile force. it's the latest in a series of high—level restructuring moves in the military since defence minister li shangfu was abruptly sacked in october, following months of speculation about his whereabouts. no explanation has been given for the officials' removal — but there have been reports of a corruption investigation. indonesia has announced an additional tax on electronic cigarettes as a way to reduce vaping, the latest country to do so. the finance ministry said long term vaping is shown to negatively affect people's health. the extra levy will see 10% of the excise tariff for e—cigarettes added to the cost of purchase. indonesia is among dozens of countries to impose punitive levels of tax on vapes, to discourage their use. the greatest showman and mission impossible star rebecca ferguson is fronting a new bbc show this year, taking viewers on a journey through her homeland, sweden. the actor

william lai of the ruling democratic people's party defended taiwan's sovereignty while saying he wantslai and incumbent president tsai ing—wen. lai is ahead of main rival hou yu—ih of the kuomintang in most polls. police in australia are warning people not to go looking for packages of cocaine that have been washing up on beaches in new south wales over the past week. officers have been searching a huge stretch of coastline after more than 260 pounds of plastic—wrapped packages containing the drug began to appear shortly before christmas. from sydney, phil mercer reports. before christmas, the first of these packages was discovered in the central coast region of new south wales, an hour or so to the north of sydney. and since then, many beaches between here and the port city of newcastle — that's about two hours�* drive to the north — have been washed up, this cocaine washing up on those beaches in between the two cities. now, the police estimate that 124kg of cocaine has been found by members of the public and there is an overriding theory that this illicit haul was almost certainly s

william lai of the ruling democratic people's party defended taiwan's sovereignty while saying he wantso hold talks with lai and incumbent president tsai ing—wen. lai is ahead of main rival hou yu—ih of the kuomintang in most polls. with the 2024 us presidential election approaching, women's reproductive rights is a top issue for voters according to polls. but there is an under—reported crisis where black mothers are far more likely to die in childbirth than any other race. according to the centers for disease control, for every 100,000 live births for black women, there are 69.9 deaths. that's nearly three times higher than white and hispanic or latina women. the cdc says that 84% of these deaths were preventable. the us has the highest rate of maternal deaths overall despite being one of the wealthiest nations in the world. congressional leaders have sought to pass legislation to end the crisis, but advocacy groups and health leaders say more should be done to bring structural change. a short while ago, i spoke to the global race and justice editor at reuters, kat stafford. kat staffo

the frontrunner — william lai — rejected accusations he would steer the self—ruled island towards fullress. they include four generals of the army's strategic missile force. it's the latest in a series of high—level restructuring moves in the military since defence minister li shangfu was abruptly sacked in october, following months of speculation about his whereabouts. no explanation has been given for the officials' removal — but there have been reports of a corruption investigation. indonesia has announced an additional tax on electronic cigarettes as a way to reduce vaping, the latest country to do so. the finance ministry said long term vaping is shown to negatively affect people's health. the extra levy will see 10% of the excise tariff for e—cigarettes added to the cost of purchase. indonesia is among dozens of countries to impose punitive levels of tax on vapes, to discourage their use. the finishing touches are being put to preparations for new year's eve celebrations around the world. in london, a large fireworks display will light up the thames. the 31st of december also mar

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now no longer have access to work, such as toni morrison's beloved james joyce's ulysses william faulkner's as i lay dying and margaret atwood's the handmaid's tale. the chief legal officer of penguin random house said in a statement announcing its filing, quote, this country has long upheld the principle that authorhave the right to communicate their stories and ideas to the public, including students, and that students have a right to explore, choose and learn from those books without scriminatory interference from the government. stutes like the one in iowa undermine these important rights and wrongfully subject librarians and educators and school districts to penalty just for doing their jobs, end quote. and now an interview with transit book's publisher, adam levy. mr. levy recently sat down with booktv peter slen to talk about the publishing house that he began with his wife out of their home eight years ago and what it means to have published a 2023 nobel prize winner and now a booktv. we want to introduce you to adam levy. he is the co-publisher along with his wife ashley of transit books. m

then it's william voters approved the government's plan to lay claim to part of the on his territory. it's a border dispute that goes back more than a century, but this new chapter apparently has little to do with love of the land. and rather more to do with desire to take what is beneath it, celebrations, bro, accounts of venice sweat, his copy to correct us when the results were announced. president nicholas madura is government has been aggressively promoting the votes for weeks. now he's claiming it's been an overwhelming success. today the people spoke loudly and clearly we are going to start a new powerful phase because now we carry them and dates of the people we carry the voice of the people. the non binding referendum on sunday, reportedly had low turnouts, but it's what is what asked if i support that could use claim on the dispute to tablet tree and it's a better level, but we expect to retrieve an area that for so long has been desolate and as if it didn't have an owner. but now when you say, well it has said this is our so move ahead with the keyboard. i loved the going t

williams. kaitlyn, what did the prosecutors lay out in this filing? >> they're now explaining how they want to show the jury who trump is. not just what he did, but his character traits. his history and all of the things that should matter to the jury as they're looking at this case where he's charged with obstruction and asked to weigh in on it. they're going to do things they're saying in the filing like showing the jury how trump was encouraging a violence on january 6th, that riot at the capitol. how he realized that violence on that day could help him and how even earlier before the 2020 election, as far as back at 2016, that he was regularly talking about disliking election results. that they weren't in his favor or what he wanted and in those instances, saying oh, there was fraud or maybe i won't commit to a peaceful transfer of power in 2016. so all of those things prosecutors want to present to the jury. they also want to talk about how he was quite sympathetic to rioters. the proud boys, telling them to stand back and stand by. also telling

laying bare the rift between them. according to harry, one of the lowest points came at kensington palace in 2019. williammeghan, "difficult, rude and abrasive." things escalated and according to the book, he, meaning william... prince harry: ..grabbed me by the collar, ripping my - necklace, and he knocked me to the floor. i landed on the dog's bowl, which cracked under my back. the pieces cutting into me. i lay there for a moment dazed, then got to my feet and told him to get out. "come on, hit me. "you'll feel better if you hit me." "do what?" "come on. we always used to fight. "you'll feel better if you hit me." "no." their father largely escaped criticism. the same cannot be said for queen camilla. according to the book, harry and william asked their father not to marry her, fearing she would become their wicked stepmother. private family moments were revealed, including just after the funeral of prince philip in 2021, when the then prince charles allegedly said this to his sons, "please, boys. "don't make my final years a misery." his late mother, diana, is a constant presence in the book, his love

she had 13 on the tonight for but the bexar they battled lay lonnie mcintosh, right with the clips and the behind the bag. this to kayla williams. >> that was just nasty right there. you know, megan trust crafty some time and then look at caleb williams from the corner drops. 3 more are off. no one start to build themselves just a little bit. but stanford, startup. how long can just say i can do the same thing. i hold the record for reason. she dropped 3 out there and get to have to get . polo, of course she does. she knocks down 3 more from at their as well. and then that being said she finished with 20. she actually left the cardinal tonight with 20 points on the night. is they skate wins. 78 to 51. what the final in this the jacksonville for a barn burner in the gator kentucky taking clemson, clemson leading right now by field goal out. can they do the week first in 10 and you see right there very and brown is gone up the sideline for a 22 yard. touchdown. you know, they take the lead after they will, but not for long because the 2nd quarter first and from the one film afa pushes his way in get says down the tigers. they're

lay lonnie mcintosh with the clips, gets the steal. watch the behind the back time right there. the micaela williams as she was trolling. they get those 2 to count. >> and then a little bit later right here, a wide open shot in the corner for the bears. you can count those 3 as well as they try to battle back there in the 3rd. but a little bit later, cam brink here hits hannah jump. she holds the 3 record for reason when it comes to the stanford cardinal. and that's because she can and then lay lonnie right here. look at 3 more in. she was the one that actually did most of the damage tonight for stanford. she had 20 on the night in tampa. they skate off and this one in a big win over cal 78 to 51 was the final score let's head to jacksonville get ball game for you. it was burger in the gator bowl, kentucky taking on clemson leading by a field goal. the wildcat. they go with the jet sweep and then burying brown right there. it's gone for a 22 yard. touchdown. run to take the lead. but not for long because it's the 2nd quarter first ago here from the feel my is in for the touchdown and the tigers. they're back on top 10 t

the federal government has been laying out all kinds of incentives to get more people to purchase electric vehicles. williamhe ev push costing folks? >> the biden administration is not out there saying suck it up. here's the price of cleaner air. here's a new study that says he the credits are $22 billion, all of us mean even if you don't own and ev pay for one. >> most drivers don't own and ev but a new study shows americans subsidize every one that's built almost $50,000 over a decade. >> those costs are borne by ratepayers and taxpayers and people at purchase internal combustion engines are heavily subsidizing the cost of electric vehicle. state and federal custody's cost $9,000 a vehicle, charging stations, power plants, to handle the added capacity 15,000. adding epa credits and incentives to pursue emission vehicles. unlike those who -- ev owners received subsidies and benefits of $48,000 over a decade. >> you buy gasoline and diesel engine, part of the cost includes these credits to lower cost of electric vehicle. >> this allows us to reduce all the damage we do on a daily basis. >> reporter: could c

william: i know you've been talking to republicans. how do they see these proposal that is laura is laying out? is a divided party so there are differences here. but in in general, it's important to understand that republicans most of them want what's is called a closed border. this is where the policy that laura talks about comes into play. they want asylum seekers who want to come and then be left toer? country. they want most of those asylum seekers to be denied right away or to be in detention. and that includes family detention. now, this is sort of an enforcement approach. that's where you see some divide. there are some on the central right including group called the national immigration forum that says enforcement isn't going to work. we want people to be able to have a legal process. they think this might go too far. but there are others on the other side like to house freedom caucus who say this doesn't go far enough and they're worried that this isn't a total close sure of the border. in general they want this close ed boarder and this negotiations has moved closer to that direction.

arabia has spent william's of pounds change in the sporting landscape, and with the country now set to host the world cup in 203a, the man overseeing the sporting revolution told me what layold me what lay behind the investment. our ambition is to host the — behind the investment. our ambition is to host the best events _ behind the investment. our ambition is to host the best events around - is to host the best events around the world for the people of the kingdom to see, but also to invite the world to the kingdom. d0 the world to the kingdom. do you want to be _ the world to the kingdom. do you want to be the _ the world to the kingdom. do you want to be the number— the world to the kingdom. do you want to be the number one - the world to the kingdom. do you i want to be the number one sporting superpower in the world? i do want to be the number one sporting superpower in the world?— superpower in the world? i do not see it that — superpower in the world? i do not see it that way. — superpower in the world? i do not see it that way, competing - superpower in the world? i do not see it that way, competing with l see it that way, competing with others. i see it as us pla

wake of the formal surrender, william marshall, to come down from from the jungles where where he's hiding out or where basically dealing with great privation to finally lay down his arms a point of great honor to him. he by the way, some of you may he will be held accountable for the atrocities in manila, though he did not order them and actually tried to prevent them but he couldn't control them. he was nowhere near the scene and the communication wasn't good. and in the end he was held responsible for people under his command did. and tried and executed in 1946 for war crimes, as was chief of staff, lieutenant general muto. so in the wake of that formal surrender that we know as v-j day in 1945, hundreds of thousands japanese servicemen finally did lay down their arms over the vast expanse of their former empire. and it's an enormous job for allied military authorities and the japanese government. by the end of 1946, on this map gives you a little flavor of this. some 3.2 million military personnel and nearly 2.8 million civilian had surrendered. and in most instances where repatriated back to japan for the course of our lives the monumental war that n

laying bare the rift between them. according to harry, one of the lowest points came at kensington palace in 2019. williamharry: ..grabbed me - by the collar, ripping my necklace, and he knocked me to the floor. i landed on the dog's bowl, which cracked under my back. the pieces cutting into me. i lay there for a moment dazed, then got to my feet and told him to get out. "come on, hit me. "you'll feel better if you hit me." "do what?" "come on. we always used to fight. "you'll feel better if you hit me." "n03. their father largely escaped criticism. the same cannot be said for queen camilla. according to the book, harry and william asked their father not to marry her, fearing she would become their wicked stepmother. private family moments were revealed, including just after the funeral of prince philip in 2021, when the then prince charles allegedly said this to his sons, "please, boys. "don't make my final years a misery." his late mother, diana, is a constant presence in the book, his love for her and the struggle to cope after her death. hi, guys. morning. another recurring theme was his antipathy tow