i love clay, too, because clay is earth.ll, it feels like an extension of the flesh, doesn't it? yeah. it's interesting how terracotta has this colour that is red because it has iron. and we also have iron in our blood. i really love that. because, actually, we are material. when i... when i asked them to get the clay, i asked for red clay. 0k. i think i've made my five. has everyone made their five? yes? 0k. going to clap my hands. now make something. i don't care what it is, just make something. and you have not very long to do this. stop! now put what you've made down in front of you and move to the left—hand side of the object, to the left of you. yeah? so, have a look at the object, feel it, look at it, and now... he claps. ..interpret and make stronger what it is that you have found in the piece that is in front of you. it's a simple game that i devised nearly 50 years ago when i first started teaching. i wanted the making to be the most important thing, rather than the thinking, or the, in a way, predetermination of a

speaker henry clay of kentucky stood and addressed his esteemed guest.clay lauded lafayette as a faithful and fearless champion of freedom who had faced the perils, the sufferings and the sacrifices of the american revolution, and afterward continued his efforts on behalf of what clay called an infant a distant and an alien. people. as congress is foremost champion of american economic development, clay invited lafayette to marvel at a land transformed since independence. clay spoke glowingly of the forests filled the cities built, the canals cut, the highways constructed, and the increase of population. clay turned to lafayette, who followed with his own patriotic reflections on the moment the general declared that, like his dear revolutionary companions, his faith still abided in american principles of liberty, equality and true social order. nodding to clay, he acknowledged the immense improvements and prodigious creations he had beheld during his visit. but he was quick to affirm that what he called the grandeur and prosperity of these happy united s

speaker henry clay of kentucky stood and addressed his esteemed guest.faithful and fearless champion of freedom who had faced the perils, the sufferings, and sacrifices of the american revolution, and afterwards continued his efforts on behalf of what clay called an infant, a distant, and alien people. as congress's foremost champion of economic development, clay invited lafayette to marvel at a land transformed since independence. clay spoke glowingly of the forest, the cities built, the canals cut, the highways constructed and the increase of population. clay turned to lafayette who followed with his own patriotic reflections on the moment. the general declared that like his dear revolutionary companions, his faith still abided in american principles of liberty, equality, and true social order. nodding to clay, he acknowledged the improvements but was quick to affirm that what he called the grandeur and prosperity of these happy united states owed above all to americans enduring commitment to self-government. for lafayette, the country's wealth and pro

until a few years ago, when clay learned his old prof had alzheimer's. of his brilliance as possible. >> walter! >> reporter: the plan was to meet monthly. >> how are you? >> reporter: here at the high school where clay teaches in fayetteville, arkansas. >> he doesn't remember where my room is. he doesn't remember what we talked about last time. but he knows that we do this. >> reporter: what they do is look at walt's old geology slides. >> look at how flat it is. >> reporter: in the beginning, walt could explain each picture in great detail, and clay would take notes. >> i remember you talking about this in general geology. you explained why people would build the structures way up in the mountains. >> yes. >> reporter: but now, three years on... >> well, who took that picture? >> reporter: he doesn't even remember taking most of them. >> boy, these are really nice pictures, whoever took these, yeah. >> it's so hard to see him. but it's still the best week of the month. >> reporter: when you get to spend time with him? >> 'cauze he's still walt. he stil

~ . ., 3:1 clay? i think we are, at least 80 killed in israeli _ clay?least 80 killed in israeli strikes _ clay? i think we are, at least 80 killed in israeli strikes in - clay? i think we are, at least 80 killed in israeli strikes in gaza . killed in israeli strikes in gaza since this deal was announced on wednesday, 19 children was the figure yesterday, i saw some pictures yesterday evening of a three—year—old child being pulled out from under the rubble still alive, covered in dust, gravel, all sorts in his mouth. so people are still suffering and the fighting is going on. we had one rocket being fired out of gaza by hamas yesterday as well. and i think that fighting will continue until this ceasefire comes into place. israel says it hit 50 targets across gaza just in the last 2a hours. 50 targets across gaza 'ust in the last 24 newt 50 targets across gaza 'ust in the last 24 hours. jon, you gave us the olitical last 24 hours. jon, you gave us the political wrangling _ last 24 hours. jon, you gave us the political wrangling is _ last 24 hours. jon, yo

clay travis joins the conversation now. clay, i think with regard to the incoming president, he was not a fan of tiktok for some time but he was a convert during his campaign and used it to great effect to get his message out, maybe even to raise money for the campaign that happened in in november. with regard to a viable buyer, the phrase many have been using that you need to find over the next 90 days. seems to me like you could get a lot of good business people together who would be acceptable to this next administration and they would have a fine product where they could profit off of that for a very long time. >> i think there are a lot of people lined up who would like to make a bid on tiktok's american assets and i think it is one part of the story that gets a bit under discussed. we wouldn't athrough "new york times" or the "washington post" or this network or the "wall street journal" or any other american media outlets that are supremely involved in shaping public opinion to be owned by a foreign entity. this is v

commissioner clay how do you vote yes mr. clay is yes. commissioner benedicto yes. yes sure benedicto is yes. commissioner young yes. yes. commission yes is yes commissioner ag yes. commissioner. yes. yes. vice president carter ober stone yes i suppose and carter watson is yes and prison wise yes. >> yes. yes. you have six yeses i got him five chiefs report weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco have an impact on public safety commission discussion on planned events and activities that chief describes will be limited to determining whether the calendar for a future meeting. >> chief scott thank you sergeant. i'm glad. good evening president elias vice president carter watson commission executive director henderson and the public. i'll start off with the just the general things that are happening this week and then i'll move into crime trends and some significant accomplishments from 2024 just to highlight some of the work that's been done this past year . this week the city of sa

until a few years ago, when clay learned his old prof had alzheimer's. of his brilliance as possible. the plan was to meet monthly here at the high school where clay teaches in fayetteville, arkansas. >> he doesn't remember where my room is, what we talked about last time, but he knows we do this. >> reporter: what they do is look at walt's old geology slides. >> look how flat it is. >> reporter: in the beginning, walt could explain each picture in great detail and clay would take notes. >> i remember you talking about this in general geology. you explained why these people would about build these structures way up in the mountains. >> yes. >> reporter: but now, three years on -- >> who took that picture? >> reporter: he doesn't remember taking most of them. >> these are really nice pictures. whoever took these, yeah. >> it's hard to see him. still it's the best week of the month. >> reporter: when you get to spend time with him? >> yeah, because he is still walt. he still laughs. he is still funny. he still is willing to help you do anything. yeah. i ca

joining me now clay travis, founder of outkick.'t the democrats the ones who said trump couldn't accept the results of the last election but they are supposed to be our moral superiors a understand. >> oh, totally they are. and let's start with kamala not inviting j.d. vance to the vice president wants residence. he has got three kids is my understanding. he has got a wife who is having to relocate all that whole family. anybody who has ever moved a family, it's the bare minimum to allow them to come in and actually see the place before they arrive. it's the height of petty but, for someone who managed to lose all 50 states in terms of the trajectory of the election, something we haven't seen in decades, and to lose to a republican in the largest fashion since 1988, i hope that kamala harris stays petty and bitter like this and i hope democrats give her another chance because, remember, laura, what they are saying now she only had 100 days. that's about 99 and a half days too many for anybody ever spent any time with kamala harris.

mitch mcconnell and henry clay. well, i'm not sure anybody would call senator mcconnell the great compromiser, which is what people called henry clay. that said, senator mcconnell has reached a lot of compromise over time. i interviewed senator angus king of maine and. he said the problem for mitch is, is that his obstructions are notorious and people don't really see his compromises. but even lately in the biden administration, you could see that. you could see that in the infrastructure bill, you could see that in the chips act. you could see that in the gun safety bill. those are all the products of compromise that he put together when he needed to obstruct. what was his mindset when he thought he needed to obstruct? well, that he when after president obama was elected, the republicans were really on their backs. you know, they for a while, the democrats had 60 votes. and so senator mcconnell told his conference, you know, we still have a lot of power here. really, the power they had is the power of no, because i

clay, your reaction.n incredible hour, to go from win for the president-elect with the speakership and now sentencing before inauguration? >> yeah, this is crazy. i will say the fact is you just hit it. i got the order in front of me right now. to allow him to appear virtually suggests to me there is not going to be a substantial punishment coming from judge merchan. i could be wrong but if you are virtually sentencing someone, you are not taking them into custody or trying to do something in a significant way there so that is my biggest takeaway. >> clay travis, thank you. we want to bring a constitutional attorney at fox news contributor jonathan turley now by phone. jonathan, break this down for us. what does this mean? what are we likely to see play out? >> well, that's a very good question. the judge had people were guessing for a really long time. i described this as one of the longest performances of "hamlet" in history. really could not figure out what merchan was going to do. he has now decided t

clay haygood me -- may he guide me in the days to come. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> in 1882, franklin delano roosevelt was born. following a political career, roosevelt became assistant secretary of the navy in 1913. in 1920, he campaigned unsuccessfully for vice presidency. when illness interrupted his political career. when the country appeared to be in a world of glowing prosperity, it -- he was spurred to become the candidate for governor of new york. 1928 saw him succeeding governor alfred e smith. governor roosevelt served two terms as a chief executive of the empire state. liberal measures marked his administration. governor roosevelt became the joys of the democratic convention in 1932, the spectacular flight to chicago marked the beginning of his rise to the presidency. ♪ the forgotten man in the new field became his campaign slogan. president hoover was the symbol of national business and personal depression, as postwar economic conditions engulfed america. the unemployed marched upon washington. the nation demanded a change. and roosevelt

as clay was pointing out? why am i pretty certain that if newsom ran again, or if kamala harris runs for governor out there, the odds are really high that they're going to win? because the people that stayed or the people that seem to put up with all this, well, you're right about that, sean. >> the precedent is there, by the way. i mean, adam schiff goes from congressman and gets elected to the senate quite easily, despite being the most discredited, at least in terms of integrity person that we have on capitol hill, nancy pelosi for decades, keeps getting reelected over and over again, despite the fact that san francisco is now a hellscape where that city more people are moving out of san francisco, which is a crown jewel. i mean, i've never visited there. it's a beautiful city, but people are like, yeah, i still got to go because it's too expensive to live here. my taxes aren't being allocated properly. there are more pets, more dogs living in san francisco right now than actual children. that is a true sta

still ahead, the basketball great is going to get fans and clay a reason cheer him on one more time. >> all right. let's get a guy with it. the dubs will be retiring jersey number 9 to honor franchise legend andre dollar he could fly and he could strip you anybody. it won. 4 titles with the warriors was the 2015 finals mvp. that was the first championship they won with this group dubs owner joe lacob said it could go down as one of the smartest, most unique and successful players in team history. the warriors will retire the jersey next month right after the mavericks game, which means clay will be in the house to help honor his old teammate. this is the first jersey too, be hung in the rafters from those dynasty teams. all right. really nice guy, too. >> that's it for kron for news at 5 in the news at 6 is next. coming up. >> showing support to the immigrant community. the message from san francisco city leaders. plus, we are hearing more from police after a deadly police shooting. it happened in san francisco last night here. and so what officers are saying led to that encounter. k

ball, l.j, lawrence jones, tomi lahren, clay travis. also, we'll go back to harris faulkner, ainsley earhart and judge jeanine and much more. and hopefully jason aldean as we continue. >> this guy, tyler fisher, a funny comedian. they said, sure, nobody will give him a comedy special. sure. it couldn't be done. i made one phone call, the perfect phone call only on fox nation. >> what do i want? >> what do i want for bud lights? please. yes. >> thank you. his comedy special is going to be huge. if you don't like him, leave him alone. if he goes to jail, he will win a third term. let's go watch it. stream it. i don't care, g. >> ivanova. powers. america every day. >> as the leading american energy manufacturer, we've never stopped building the technologies that drive today's economy and define the future of energy. we know an abundant, independent and secure energy system starts here at home. it's why we're investing millions in american manufacturing and creating thousands of new jobs. together, we will lead a new era of energy for ameri

joining me now, clay travis, founder of "out kick." say trump's couldn't accept the results of the last election but they are supposedlt to be moral superiors, i understand. >> totally they are. let'th ks start with kamala not invitingis j.d. vance to the vice president residence. he's got three kids isg myl th understanding. he has a wife that has to t relocate to the family and anybodhee y who's moved a famil, the bare minimum to allow them to come in and see h the place before they arrive. itsome is the height of petty. pub for someone who managed to lose all 50 states in terms of e trajectory of the election, something we haven't seen in decades and to lose to a republican enlarges fashion l since 1988, i hope thatde kamala harris stays petty andceb better like this. i hope democrats give her another chance. remember, laura, what they are saying is she had 100 days, 99 and a half days to e many for hr anyone who has spent time wither kamala harris go to but maybe i'm wrong. you they should make her thew. nominee for 2028. >> laura:

one of them said, we're with captain henry clay pate, shannon sharpshooters. and we're over at black jack springs campground and we have a fortified position over there. and if you come over there, you'll be sorry. regardless, some john brown's men wanted to go and catch those two that had escaped immediate and then attack pete that very day brown said no it is broad daylight i studied enough military doctrine to know you do not attack a fortified position unless you have at least 2 to 1 superior authority. they have a fortified position and they outnumber us. if we go over now, we will get massacred. no we will wait until are not expecting us. so shaw and brown planned on what to do until it got dark day and then they began moving those three miles from black jack from prairie city to black jack springs at night at the dark of the night. and it was a dark night because the night of the first or 2nd of june 56 was the night of the new moon the new moon rises at dawn and casts no light. so at most they had starlight. we don't know if it was cloudy. not i haven'

like a lot like clay coming back with a second time. it's always a spectacle in clayton's. i want to make says because they the part of the dynasty to be about the guy. they take it in for andrea. >> the first of the of the dynasty era to be able to not have this on it so that schools are not plays will go up there eventually. and statue to outside and using it that way and then step eventually, hopefully for another 10 years away in another championship on the way, maybe we'll see. steps here and that the 10 more years. game will say thank you. >> i was breaking news just in been following this all night. and alameda county has chosen a new district attorney. the board of supervisors has selected superior court judge ursula jones dixon. you see there, dixon replaces recalled da pamela price. dixon will begin her new job february 4th. kron 4 sarah stinson is there. we'll have much more on this big decision coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 and 11. all right. let's get a final check of the forecast as we take a live look out from the crowd for studios across the embarc

this is something the new government is very keen to avoid happening, to make sure it kinda actually clay into. and it can exist a monopoly on power on the use of force within the series board is indeed that is considered necessary for a group to actually be a state rather than just claiming that it so right. yeah. whole part of the essential process i wrote believe that from now thanks very much real guys. penfield changes from london. thank you. thank you. so my head here in out 0 through the launch is a boat hailing service in cash man. but it's not been smooth sailing for everybody . and tennis. don't have a truck which says that he was pleasing during his detention in australia. so i will have the details coming up in the the venezuela, columbia bu address has become a stomping grounds for trespasses. as desperate people transgress and illegal passage to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market, we followed the powerless journey unguarded through the line of fire risk and at all the same as wayland columbia. on al jazeera, a weekly look at the world's tough business stories. what doe

so for instance, here at custer square, we have found these hard packed layers of clay in these big wide swaths that we now know are the paths that led through and around the garden. those are pretty obvious, but we also are trying to find the plants and believe it or not, you can actually see the stain left in the soil where plants used to grow. so if you're if you're gardener or any gardeners out there, when you plant a plant, you dig a hole and you take the soil out, put a plant in. that plant usually has organic soil around its roots and then all the jumbled up soil that you took out now goes back in that looks different from all the other soil around it. so it's a very careful excavation we can start to see. we've kind of the imprints of where these plants used to grow by the different colored soil. and we find one and then eight feet away, we find another one that looks similar. and then we keep excavating, excavated. we sort of trace out all these different stains in the soil. we start to see the patterns for plants grew, but we also take it a step further. we can use certain tech

former senator scott brown, and clay travis. isn't that right brown, great to have you. you know how tight these votes can be. walk us through the process behind the scenes. >> there is a lot of hand -- people, you know, saying do this do that. but john is in control. i saw the interview that you did with him. he is definitely in control. i was a little surprised with mitch. obviously with susan and lisa. i expected that. but as you know, it is 50% plus 1. it doesn't matter how you get there. pete is a change-maker. president trump deserves pete and anyone else that he wants around him. and i tell you what, the delegation hearing in new hampshire and all the democrats being obstructionists -- that gets old very, very quickly. because they should be doing this immediately as they did for joe biden and other presidents where we have basically said okay, listen, you get the time and the votes, let's get it done. i hope john keeps them there every single day until this is done. >> yeah. let's go to brian. you have been a close friend to pete for a long time. and it is hard t

five out of the six homes have survived. >> and so, um, our neighbor clay is actually there right now we've been aiding in the recovery process, and we're just taking it each day at a time. >> jake, it's tragic. we we've lost all our neighbors. >> it's awful. but i feel like doctor griffiths, i feel like you should run for mayor or something, because, i mean, you anticipated and you prepared and you had a plan, and it feels like that's more than a lot of people in charge of such things for los angeles. had doctor griffiths and chester, thanks for sharing your story with us. >> thank you so much, jake. thank you. >> with president-elect trump's second inauguration just days away, what are we learning about who just scored some prime seating for one of the main events? stay with us just took a shower. >> above the clouds. you know why? because this is the emirates a380. >> nice going. lou. nothing like a little confidence boost to help ease you back into the dating scene. of course, that also includes having a smile. you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures

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[applause] stephanie angel, just clay, leak simmons. [applause] the high point of the last four years was when you kept your word and we were able to confirm justice ketanji brown jackson. [applause] if you are to be the first, you have to be the best, and she is, certainly the best by every measure. you kept your word and nominated her and we have done a great favor to the nation by following through. in closing, we are proud of the fact these nominees have bipartisan support, more than 80% of them received bipartisan support. i want to thank my friend and colleague of many years, chuck schumer. i nagged him and beat up on him and twisted his arm and did everything i could to get our nominees on the calendar and he came through with flying colors. the closing weeks of the session, that was the focus of our activity, to make sure we reached this 235 number. thanks chuck. [applause] i'm grateful to be a part of this opportunity, these men and women will be serving america for decades to come. my friend chuck schumer. [applause] sen. schu

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is bent on securing a so called grad bargain of thoughts with china and preserving a grand piece of clay piece none the less died? imagine that many of these folks just by the own personal views within the defer to the lead or in the white house and case sensitive questions. how much of a challenge is chinese government? censorship, do think it is a challenge for it's aspirations internationally as well? if you're offering it for free and it's an open system, i think that's part of the bargain, right? you're getting it free, but you're also getting the chinese view of the world. right? and i think that's by design. so i think it users using that have to take that into account, you know, but what toby was saying is true, right? you can download that on your machine or machine. all you need are for c p use or a g p, u. it's actually pretty light, you can do that, people are going to work on stripping out the training censorship as well. so they'll be models, they'll be able to take that out and put that back into use. but what we are defining is really the fact that, you know, we don't nee

al qaeda.com founder clay travis it joins me now, we had -- outkick. what if you go now?first of all and love california, fortunate to spend this time, there are many amazing people. and they are reaping the choices they made when it came to their leadership. let me hit you with a couple of things, i think that was a fabulous open, california is the fifth largest economy in the world, the fifth by itself. what is the number 1 thing i think democrats, republicans would expect that any decent-sized government should be able to accomplish? if something is on fire, they should be able to put it out. californians pay, and i know because i pay some of these taxes, 14% roughly over their overall income to the fifth largest economy in the world and look at these pictures. one week and they cannot even stop the fires from burning and when you hit great "wall street journal", when california was discovered, they determined they were doing around 4.5 million acres a year of wild by, this is all natural, it's on climate change, thanks to great stewardship and the ingenuity of america

all these knowledge about the clay made the environment how to protect kids. what challenges we can face when you've done protected holidays? i've always been the unique is i've always known that we're just a funding. it's not with empirical data. we're not the government of those issues. we are not superior then other species. we on the tele nature itself, so the moment restore these do, are you to of seeing loss houses do friends from the interest of nature. then it is only then that we can realize that we are all connected. we are one as my journey drawers to a close reconnect with russian and carlita. thank you, bianco, who's a long way from hi. it's been 4 months since i was in the amazon and thank he has come from his headlines. mine. k was part of a hearing and so i've come to meet to him to see how he's sharing his message from the far it said that you give them that day. oh, okay. and all of these here see glen plus. i cannot split them, was a skew again, this is of these rights in brazil, i still have the ashen inc regenerating the rain forest by pla

. >> bill: reaction from clay travis. you testified before congress on this a couple years ago.ruck me this morning. they have admitted community notes on x works. they came out with it and said it is working there and we'll do it where we are, too. two, kaplan said there the are changes on instagram for kids age 16 and under. limits and controls put on there. i watched the zuckerberg video. at the end he says we're going to work with president trump. you think about where that company was at the end of october in 2020 after that election, go ahead, clay. >> bill, i spoke in march i believe it was of 2021 and i jotted this down because i read my own testimony. at that point, bill, facebook, twitter, spotify, instagram, shop file and others had all banned donald trump from being able to be on their platform. now he is about to take the oath of office in is 13 days. a seismic change. as someone who ran outkick.com that we sold to fox in 2021, every time that we got one of these dings from the so-called fact checkers were just opinion checkers, not actually checking for facts, our

we have some modelling clay, air dried clay. this comes with 36 different colors.can make -- pick up that rose with the air dried clay. feel how substantial that is. >> rebecca: yeah. >> lori: you can make anything. jewelry holders, toothbrush holders, whatever. this is all really affordable under $17. >> robin: somebody made that? on our team? >> lori: yeah. monica. >> robin: wow. very, very impressive. this is lighting up social as well. >> lori: we're gonna spark your creativity, robin. this is a candle making kit. obviously, everybody loves candles. what people really love about this, you can customize it. you can personalize different scents. you can have so much fun with the entire candle making process, from the vessel to pouring the wax in. everything from soups and nuts. really great, really fun. this is one of those things everybody is loving through this cold winter season. you want a cozy warm candle. we love that. >> robin: what's this? >> lori: i am real excited about this one. this is from stitch stories. do you know how to embroider? >> robin: i don

clay, thank you very much.l talk super bowl and i know you don't like the chiefs but maybe like the eagles. i don't know. let's see. super bowl sunday. >> i feel like most people. we got two of them. >> harris: you know what? i remember that when the patriots were winning. i like winning so i always liked the patriots, too. february 9th is on fox, game kickoff 6:30 p.m. eastern. the big rematch will be in the big easy. yesterday's playoff afc and nfc games put the chiefs and eagles in super bowl 59 in new orleans. the chiefs are looking to make history by winning their third super bowl in a row. we'll see if that happens. it will be a great game. the eagles want to win for a second time the super bowl in their entire franchise history. so watch it on fox broadcast. after this, "outnumbered." but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the b