duke: those are pass-throughs. ms. van duyne: do you think the way it's being held now helps small businesses, the 33 million small business, the 99.9% of all businesses in the u.s. that are small business that are able to take advantage of this, do you think the 199-a helps them? mr. duke: it gives them a tax cut. increases -- ms. van duyne: you are concerned about the debt. as a democrat i was surprised as a democrat witness some of the ideas you held we should be concerned about the debt. we should be concerned about how much of that is owned by china. i'm curious as a volunteer in the biden-harris transition team and the person who is part of the biden administration's build back better and american rescue plan, as the white house national economic council, you are a senior policy advisor to the white house on those two bills, were you concerned at all about the trillions of dollars in debt they added, the trillions of dollars in debt that china pay potentially own and the benefit that china got as a result of thos

what do you know about _ duke of sussex. what do you know about the _ duke of sussex.sussex. what do you | know about the other element duke of sussex. what do you - know about the other element of this case in terms of the accusations of corporate cover—up. do we know if there has been any acknowledgement on that front quetta my any apology for any activity? we don't know _ apology for any activity? - don't know yet. what we were going to see if the trial went ahead was the two claimants' cases were going to be put forward. parry�*s specific case was not about hacking and that is because he was out of time. so he couldn't bring any hacking allegations. but the allegations he was putting forward were about unlawful newsgathering techniques used by journalists newsgathering techniques used byjournalists on the sun newspaper and the news of the world. mgn has always denied unlawful activity at the sun newspaper. part of the trial was going to be that generic case, which is the important part of this trial. the allegations were on behalf of the claimants that the people a

duke: no. a right-leaning organization found economic growth only cuts it by 14%, you still have a big tax cut you have to pay for. rep. panetta: it's also been floated that we can eliminate credits from the ira to pay for it, what would the illumination of energy tax cuts due to the ability to expand the economy? mr. duke: taxpayers would pay more for electricity and electric vehicles. it puts us at, under china's thumb and these are the industries of the future and they are pouring in trillions of dollars to build these industries and we need that foothold in the future if we want to go toe to toe with them. rep. panetta: the president-elect has proposed across-the-board tariffs, as well as 60% against china and some have suggested these could be used as a pay for for an extension of the tcja. ms. silver, you import from the united kingdom, correct? ms. silver: no. rep. panetta: from those things? ms. silver: from the united kingdom? my raw material? mainly u.s. rep. panetta: you don't have i

duke: no i cannot. cutting the corporate tax rate -- for one thing it increases our debt which increases interest rates which makes it much harder for startups and small businesses to survive and at the same time, they have to compete with big corporations, especially multinational corporations that pay half the corporate rate on overseas profits, that's not available to american small businesses. rep. horsford: here we are now, this is a tax scheme that if we renewed it with no changes would cost the american people $4.6 trillion. what can we do with $4.6 trillion? we could lower cost, expand the child tax credit which is not an entitlement. working families like ms. marple deserve to get benefits from our tax code, not just big corporations. we could build more affordable housing, put money into low income and affordable housing for all families including veterans. that's why i introduced legislation to take on corporate landlords gouging renters and making housing less affordable. yet the tcja is not

duke: it does not. rep. sanchez: nearly 80% of tax cuts for individuals in the tc j went towards white households and present about 67% of american taxpayers. and the wealth of billionaires has nearly doubled since the enactment. can you tell us how extending the tcja will widen the racial inequality? mr. duke: america is a country where wealth is distributed unequally and there's a racial pattern. 10% wealthiest white hellhole told two thirds of the entire country's 12 -- white households hold two thirds of the entire country's wealth. even more, we will have to pay for it somehow. we will do it through taxes on imported goods, through cuts to health care. now or in the future. low and middle income families are going to pay the price and that will drive that. rep. sanchez: i appreciate our witnesses' testimony today and i yield back. chair smith: mr. harrington, you are recognized for five minute. >> i can't imagine any world that anyone from any political party would call what happened and transpired as a

duke. ms. duke: yes, sir. just to clarify we do not build our budget assuming carryover. we are asking for our need in 2025. we will have some carryover associated with defined use under statutory reasons like the pact act leases. we are not adding into our request in the 6.6 for planned carryover into 2026. mr. takano: historically there's been a carryover. what on average is has that carryover been? mr. elnahal: correct, mr. ranking member. i have that in front of me from 2019. carryover from $6.2 billion to $12.9 billion which represents the carryover into this year. will i say that the pandemic related funding ultimately did distort our carryover picture and made our budget more complicated. that funding was needed to save lives and appreciate that funding. don't want to give any sense that wasn't appreciated. it's ranged between 7.8% to 9.5%. this year it's about 9.2%. mr. takano: i remember i asked dr. stone if he asked me for enough money back when i was chairing. he reconsidered the

there were victims who might have been involved in the fire at dukes. >> it's preliminary information. l.a. fire tells me they believe these people likely lived in the area of dukes the area where burn victims were found. i didn't personally see any of this but l.a. fire gave me this information short while ago no information on the confirmation of the victims. >> if you don't know dukes it's famous as a sister restaurant another in orange county used to be a bunch of them there are three main ones now but dukes is a malibu establishment and the people who live above dukes are living up in the cliffs the houses there are up in the cliffs. so getting down from there walking down from dukes would in itself be a difficult task to do especially in these winds and conditions so we keep our eyes on what happened at dukes and see if there's any kind of information coming out of there as that is the first time we've heard of injuries to a firefighter as well as people who apparently didn't get out in time. >> there were reports of a fire jumping pch to these establishments on the west side so

oh, look at sweet duke. >> that's little duke. bingo. >> well, there's. there's my son, henry. >> not enjoying the snow so much. not a big fan, as you can see. but, bingo. this was henry's first time in the snow, by the way. bingo. my dog was, like, bopping around, having just the time of his life. you can see him out there with my other son in the backyard. just loving life. you know, i got to say, some people don't like the snow. jim, i love it. yeah, i'm kind of like my kids. like it brings back those memories of growing up and having snow days, you know? and i love getting cozy and being by the fire and having hot chocolate. like, i love everything about the snow, except for getting into work. >> no, there's no question about that. but we had like 7 or 8in of snow in d.c. we haven't had snow like that in several years. and you're right, people do complain about it and getting around and so on. but i love the way and we can show that picture of duke again. i love the way that the snow shuts down the nation's capital. it does not happen very often. it d

for years, the duke had said he was the victim of unlawful practices.ames the media for the death of his mother. he says journalists destroyed his first flush of love with chelsy davy. and today at the high court, this was the first moment of reckoning. from yesterday, there had been clues in secret talks. he had been clues in secret talks. he had been up all night, but the duke's barrister david sherborne was looking surprisingly freshfaced and chipper. has looking surprisingly freshfaced and chi er. . , , looking surprisingly freshfaced and chi er. ., , ., chipper. has there been a settlement? _ chipper. has there been a settlement? good - chipper. has there been a l settlement? good morning. chipper. has there been a - settlement? good morning. and chipper. has there been a _ settlement? good morning. andjust settlement? good morning. and 'ust after settlement? good morning. and 'ust aftenosoam. fl settlement? good morning. and 'ust after10:30am, he i settlement? good morning. and 'ust after 10:30am, he stood i settlement? good morning. and 'ust after

i'm north of dukes.outh of pepperdine. >> brian: got you all my stuff borden los flores drive. >> probably been to moon shadows? >> brian: yeah. all of them. >> i'm about two blocks north of moan shadows. >> ainsley: is that a restaurant? >> brian: jumped the pch and burning everything. i heard it's burning lifeguard stands. >> yeah. it did down at will rogers beach it burned some lifeguard stands there. but, you know, i got to tell you, brian, coming in from the north, i come in from z zuma. and the situation you see here is up and down coast highway. keith came from the south and he saw it. i saw it, and it's burning on both sides, both on the oceanside and on the wind ward side. so, it's and, again, there are houses burning and there were no firefighters in sight because they were tasked to, you know, homes like this south of us. they are stretched beyond thin. >> ainsley: heart breaking. >> steve: you guys, the tv crews have all got to be so careful because the wind could switch around. william, go a

he's able to attend duke and is admitted. so this kind of gets at the sense of they're admitted to duke. they're attending this white institution, and yet they're still experiencing forms of discrimination and exclusion. i mean, it's kind of hard to imagine a letter like this being in an admissions today, you know, like this is this is what admissions partly look like as they were trying to figure out, like, is this person racially qualified to attend this school? so they're just sort of like recap this moment prior to the seventies really is a time when latinos aren't being defined in a really clear way, right? like someone like wanda rivera where, it's like you're not quite white. we need figure out what you are, but you still attend this school. they're sort of figuring it out. there isn't this kind of cohesive identity yet. so let's talk a little bit before we sort of land into where we're talking about today what was happening in other places. so we've gone through miami new york, los angeles, right. what was there in th

the duke described this as a monumental victory in their settlement. media and arts correspondent david sillito reports. prince harry's long battle against the press, fuelled by a fury that began with its treatment of his mother, princess diana, has today culminated in what he describes as a monumental victory. i've been asked to read out a statement on behalf of the duke of sussex and lord watson. outside the court, where his trial challenging the publisher of the sun and the news of the world was about to begin, a statement from his barrister about an apology and a settlement from news group newspapers. in a monumental victory today. news uk have admitted that the sun, the flagship title for rupert murdoch's uk media empire, has indeed engaged in illegal practices. this represents a vindication for the hundreds of other claimants who were strong armed into settling, without being able to get to the truth of what was done to done to them. after endless resistance, denials and legal battles by news group newspapers, including spending more than £1 bill

duke scored 32 off those miscues, led by freshman toby fournier. these look like replays of the basket you just saw. but they're not. it's just cal couldn't stop her. same thing over and over. she had 23 off the bench. cal loses 7238. fewest points duke has ever given up in a ranked game to the ice. we go now. sharks fans showing up in columbus ohio. blue jackets already up one. nothing. sharks turn it over deep in their own end and that is a problem. kent johnson shoots and scores two nothing columbus to the third period. macklin celebrini throwing it towards the net. good things usually happen tyler toffoli right place, right time. thank you very much. but it was the only goal for team teal. and the sharks fall by a score of four one. >> good seats. >> you're in the wrong seat, buddy. come on. >> oh, i must be in the front row. just a bit. >> outside, baseball legend bob uecker passed away at age 90. wasn't a great player, but he called brewers games for 50 years. then a career in movies and tv. he was the best. the brewers stadium in milwaukee i

asaph on the duke street side, on the south side of duke street. so a new marker that's just been yeah. just been installed. a lovely unveiling tonight. okay. well i will try to get to the right spot. it's waiting for you. okay, well, i won't visit it tonight, but i will be because i'm hoping to have an adult beverage after this. well, that would be a great way to end the night. now, we were just the gentleman was talking about the imprisonment of the marquee and his wife and daughters being there and am i correct in thinking her death at such a young age about 47 or something that was precipitated by her time in that dank prison where he was very heavily influenced by her time. and in the prison. yeah. okay. well, again, thanks very much. thank you. it's not directly related to his tour, but you mentioned he had two daughters and a son could you give us a sense of what their lives were like? yeah, i can speak mostly to about his son, who is the one i know the most about. he they they had a they had a they had three daughters. their first daughter

duke theres kept it close for a little while down 3 in the 1st quarter. caleb williams will tie the game with that 3. but later in the quarter, would go on a 12 4 capped by toby 48 here she had a game-high. 23 points off the bench devils 2nd quarter. now duke is up 15 and ashlynn jackson going to add to that with a triple extends the lead to 18 0rd quarter. the blue devils just pouring it on now, reagan richardson fakes the pass drives and lays it in hoop and the harm from the three-point play. it was all duke tonight, 70 to 38. that puts an end to calais 3 game winning streak. stanford on the road at wake forest first-ever meeting between these 2 programs and what a game for tests heal the santa clara transfer scoring season-high. 24 points off the bench. cardinal up 12 at the half. 3rd quarter more heal. he can't leave her open like that. she was 6 for 8 from 3 of those or steph curry numbers. that's the lead to 15 later on. care. good position in the she had 23 points and 7 rebounds. stanford in control up 17, but it would get tight in the 4th quarter

speaking of the cardinal they were at number 16 duke where it was.p for the blue devils stanford trying to hang in there early. shay ejiochi with a nice lay up. former head coach tara vanderveer encouraging her former squad. but it was all duke from there. the block leads to the transition three. it's a 25 to 7 second quarter as the cardinal lose 74 to 49, their first loss to duke get this since 2008 nfc playoffs the rams in philly. eagles fans with their snow goggles on and even santa making an appearance. rams up seven six before the snow started and saquon barkley starting the storm with a 62 yard run, 1310 eagles at the half. it's close late. but look at barkley saying i got this before the snap and no lies detected. one cut and he's gone 78 yards in the snow to ice. this one literally the rams just couldn't catch up. eagles win 2822 and will host the commanders in the nfc title game next sunday. detroit fans still in shock after the top seeded lions were upset by the commanders last night. marin guy and cal alum jared goff had three interception

for years, the duke has said he was a victim of unlawful practices.blames the media for the death of his mother. he says journalists destroyed his first flush of love with chelsy davy. and today, at the high court, this was the moment of reckoning. from yesterday, there had been clues of secret talks. he'd been up all night, but the duke's barrister david sherborne was looking surprisingly fresh—faced and chipper. mr sherborne, has there been a settlement? - good morning. we'll have to see. and see we did. just after 10:30am, mr sherborne stood up in court and announced the two sides had reached an agreement and read out words his client had long waited to hear. "ngn offers a full and unequivocal apology to the duke of sussex for the serious intrusion by the sun between 1996 and 2011 into his private life, including incidents of unlawful activities carried out by private investigators working for the sun." 0utside court, the prince's legal team said the truth had finally been exposed. in a monumental victory today, news uk have admitted that the sun,

duke wins 72-38. cal plays wake forest sunday. >>> nhl game number 1,300 for mark vlasic.harks in columbus facing the blue jackets. first period sharks struggle to clear the puck from their own zone. blue jackets win 4-1. sharks play at the islanders on saturday. >>> first thursday in a while without any football games and as football season nears its end, it's a good time to look around the world of sports for another edition of the kpix top five. number five, australian open danielle collins played villain after beating the local favorite and don't win over the fans with each other with postgame comments. >> you know, i was thinking during the match i was like hmm, i'm out here. i might as well just take that big fat paycheck and coco and i love, we love a good five-star vacation. so part of that check is going to go towards that. so thank you, guys. thanks for coming out here and supporting us tonight. >> feisty. number four, santa clara loyola marymount and clear the lane for the seven footer, not enough. loyola wins. number three, we showed you a seven feature dunking

but it was all duke from there. the block leads to that transition three.rdinal lose 7449, their first loss to duke since get this 2008 nfc playoffs. the rams in philly. eagles fans with their snow goggles on and even santa making an appearance. rams up seven six before the snow started and saquon barkley starting the storm with a 62 yard run, 1310 eagles at the half. it's close late. but look at barkley saying i got this before the snap and no lies detected. one cut. he's gone 78 yards in the snow to ice. this one literally literally. the rams just couldn't catch up. eagles win 2822 and will host the commanders in the nfc title game next sunday. the college football national championship between ohio state and notre dame is in atlanta on monday night. on our sister network, espn. it's the final game of the first ever 12 team playoff. the irish, looking for their first title since 1988. the buckeyes their first in a decade. both head coaches, aware of the history and legacies at stake. >> there are great stories on this team individually. there's great stor

what was interesting is there were two parts to the duke of sussex's claim.re was the accusation of illegal intrusive activity, but there was also the accusation of a widespread corporate cover up, including the deletion of millions of emails from news group, newspapers, servers and email systems. now, in their statement since the court statement was read out earlier on, ngn has continued to deny that that happened. and they've even said that one of the reasons that prince harry was happy with the settlement and the apology offered in court today, is because it meant he didn't have to give evidence in court in relation to this corporate cover up, because ngn insists he would have lost that argument. 0ur media and arts correspondent david sillito reports. prince harry's long battle against the press, fuelled by a fury that began with its treatment of his mother, princess diana, has today culminated in what he describes as a monumental victory. i've been asked to read out a statement on behalf of the duke of sussex and lord watson. outside the court where his t

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duke, you're youw acc rivalry.y the bears second ever trip to cameron indoor, and this is one they're going to want to forget. poor shooting a horrendous 31 turnovers for cal in the game. duke scored 32 off those miscues, led by freshman toby fournier. these look like replays of the basket you just saw. but they're not. it's just cal couldn't stop her. same thing over and over. she had 23 off the bench. cal loses 7238. fewest points duke has ever given up in a ranked game to the ice. we go now. sharks fans showing up in columbus ohio. blue jackets already up one. nothing. sharks turn it over deep in their own end. and that is a problem. kent johnson shoots and scores two nothing columbus to the third period. macklin celebrini throwing it towards the net. good things usually happen tyler toffoli right place, right time. thank you very much. but it was the only goal for team teal. and the sharks fall by a score of four one. >> good seats. >> you're in the wrong seat, buddy. come on. >> oh, i must be in the front row.

duke theres kept it close for a little while down 3 in the 1st quarter. caleb williams will tie the game with that 3. later in the quarter, would go on a 12 4 capped by toby 48 here she had a game-high. 23 points off the bench devils 2nd quarter. now duke is up 15 and ashlynn jackson going to add to that with a triple extends the lead to 18 0rd quarter. the blue devils just pouring it on now, reagan richardson fakes the pass drives and lays it in cooper the harm from the three-point play. it was all duke tonight, 70 to 38. that puts an end to calais 3 game winning streak. guys, back to all right. to the area. women's sports teams are joining forces. >> to help people that are affected by the fly fires. the golden state valcq reason bay fc setting up supply drives. looking really to help donate essential toiletries, cosmetic products. a spokesperson for the drive says the goal is to donate things. we'll get people back to filling their best selves as tley navigate a tough time. the drive starts next week in various locations around the bay. the chase cente

the third, duke of bolton. so the third duke of bolton is, obvious meerf the house of lords, was a sometime ally of of robert walpole and. somehow he and the gates's each other i think the most persuasive speculation or theory for that is gates his mother may have been a housekeeper for bolton, and they got know each other from from that. but anyway, bolton is going to be really the first patron and gates is going to benefit from a number of different patrons early in his life that's going to allow him to from a pretty middling background to someone of pretty pretty substantial significance later later in his career. so in 1745 in response to jacobite rebellion in scotland john bolton raises a regiment help put down that rebellion. and gates is going to be commissioned as an engine and then later lieutenant in bolton's regiment. so this connection with bolton is going to give gates his first military commission as a year old in. in 1745. and one thing i want to point out on the screen here, which is one of thos

aatif hassan is the founder of dukes education —dukes runs schools in the uk but also internationallys very much shaped by his own journey from childhood and through the education system here in the uk, as he explained to me earlier. i was definitely misunderstood school school. the back of the boat leave the classroom, when you're asked to leave your school at the age of 13 you can lose a lot of competence. i was one of the lucky ones. i had a wonderful father and one of the lucky ones. i had a wonderfulfather and i one of the lucky ones. i had a wonderful father and i found a nurturing school with outstanding teachers in a breath of curriculum which gave me access to music, sports, drama, army cadets. and it's really that which not only developing the notion of iq, eq and we learn to the pandemic the importance of the social quotient, connectedness, humanness. also through my experiences we learned about what i called bo, balance question the ability to develop resilience and all the life experience to and military and are trying to with the children we have in our care is develop a

meanwhile, the stanford cardinal taking on the number 16 ranked duke blue devils as pick this one up in the 1st quarter worries stanford down by 3 at this point. courtney ogden, will she drives hearings, lays it in to get that win nicely off the glass. he had points off the bench stanford. they cut the deficit to one. but in the 2nd quarter, do build a 15 point lead in the kick out to ashley jackson makes it worse. drains the corner 3 there and she lit scores with 16 points. >> goes up by 18 off the that one in 3rd quarter. now, stanford down by 24 new, a she drives and lays inning count that one and the foul with a three-point play. she led the cardinal 15 points and 10 rebounds 4th quarter now in his duke up by 19 and diana mayor. will she goes coast to coast without when levis she had 13 points. 6 assists for the blue devils. do they role on in this one to a win? 74 to 49. the final is stamper will host cal on thursday. i went to the gridiron for those nfl games. i told you about started lincoln financial field in philadelphia. where was a cold enough c divisional game happening t

duke delivers cal its worst loss of the season, 7238. break its five game road losing streak. they're facing wake forest in the third quarter. cardinal up by 13. tess hill. she was cooking tonight. hill scoring 24 points nine for ten from the field and was flawless from beyond the arc making all six shots. fourth quarter 2.6 seconds left on the shot clock. alley oop. time to new niagara who banks it in off the glass. that seemed like it was the dagger, but with six seconds left, riley terekhov gets fouled. and then she would go on to make all three of her free throws. point six seconds left. stanford survives the wake forest comeback and secures their first road win of the year, winning 7471. university of san francisco men's hoops on the road in malibu, taking on pepperdine in the first, ryan beasley runs a pick and pop to carlton lingard to extend their lead 3724 and the second half. dons now up 13. pepperdine leaves too much space for barry. wang cashes in the three. the dons win their 15th of the season, 80 to 63. >> the san jose sha

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number 18, cal at number 16, duke. golden bears kept it close for a bit down 3 in the 1st quarter. caleb williams sinks the 3 ties the game at 5. but later on in the quarter, due could go on a 12 4 capped by toby. 48. doubles up by 0nd quarter. duke now up 15 ashlynn jackson drains the triple that extends the lead to 18. and in the 3rd quarter, the blue devils just starting to corridor on reagan. richardson fakes the past drives and lays it in the hoop and harm for the three-point play. all do tonight. closing in on a wind up 70 to 36 late in the 4th quarter. well, finally tonight, some sad news as legendary baseball announcer bob uecker has died at the age of 90. hugh carew was the longtime play-by-play broadcaster for his hometown, milwaukee brewers here in the moniker, mister baseball and earn honors from the hall of fame in a statement released by the brewers, you, chris family. so the been battling small cell lung cancer since early 2023, you played 6 seasons in the big leagues and spent over 15 years. broadcastin

this weekend and on thursday the stanford women are at wake forest, 18th-ranked cal at 16th-ranked duke and that's a bam, sarah. you know what a bam is? big blank match-up. >> we can't say. we're thinking it. >> yes, we are. >>> a dedicated delivery driver got a bigger tip than he expected thanks to an officer and his tiktok followers. >>> the bay area events calendar brought to you by broadway san jose. >> here's what's happening in the bay area this weekend. take part in san francisco's weekend of service honoring the legacy of martin luther king jr. register for conservation projects and more throughout the golden gate national recreation area or in your community or savor the rich culture and cuisine of oakland's little saigon at the celebration of the lunar new year at clinton park. >>> cher's induction into the rock and roll hall of fame this year was long overdue. celebrate her life in the tony award winning >>> postal workers really seem to take this to heart, that snow, rain, and heat cannot stop them from doing their jobs, but one indiana delivery driver apparently lives by th

stanford on the road at cameron indoor stadium to take on number 16 duke.of this game. hey, look. tara vanderveer in the crowd in the second quarter. they outscored the cardinal 25 to 7 in the second quarter. sophomore nunu o'gara had 15 points and ten rebounds for the cardinal. but it wasn't nearly enough. duke wins it. big 74 to 49. stanford returns home to face cal on thursday. the ravens and bills late in the fourth quarter with the bills leading. we'll check outhose highlightst some fan favorites in san francisco. yeah. take a look. we are talking about those guys right there. if you can see one. there they are. those sea lions at pier 39. they weren't always part of the fisherman's wharf. they first showed up about on or around martin luther king junior holiday weekend. this was back in 1990, and they've been a tourist attraction, local favorite ever since. i mean, they're loud, but they're so cute. obviously we're tourists. we came here to see them especially. we wanted to see them. they're very cute. is this your first time seeing the sea lions, mad

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speaking of the cardinal, they were at number 16 duke where it was.up for the blue devils stanford trying to hang in there early. shea g with a nice lay up there. former head coach tara vanderveer encouraging her former squad. but it was all duke from there. the block leads to the transition. three. it's a 25 to 7 second quarter as the cardinal lose 7449, their first loss to duke since 2008. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> sarah, thank you very much. and a final reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free. and that is all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news. at 11, i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and sarah and all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside where, according to spencer, the weather is chilly

duke to comment on how that's going to play out. there's ultimately different money that informant carryover. ultimately the breakdown is about 3 billion between the staff we need in community care and 3 billion in prostatic costs and 600 million and diverted. [inaudible] ms. duke? >> yes, sir just to clarify we do not build our budget assuming carryover. we are asking for our meet in 2025. we will have some carryover associated with defined use under statutory reasons. like the pact act leases. we are not adding into our request of 6.6 for planned carryover. >> okay, but historically there has been a carryover. what on average has a carryover been questioned. >> correct mr. ranking member. i have data in front of me from 2019 the carryover six-point to billion to 12.9 billion which represents a carryover into this year. i will say the pandemic related funding ultimately did distort our carryover picture. that funding was needed to save lives. there's no sense that was and appreciate its range between 7.8% to 9.5% this year is about

the duke of sussex alleges he was unlawfully targeted byjournalists and private investigators workingwful activity at the sun. you're live with bbc news. in the last few hours, president trump has announced private sector investment of 500 billion dollars in artifical intelligence infrastructure in the united states over the next four years. the ai project — called stargate — will create 100,000 jobs. here's some of what he had to say together the prime minister has announced a public inquiry into the attacks the government is considering backing plans to increase capacity at the uks airports , including a third runway at heathrow, and expansions at gatwick and luton. the chancellor, rachel reeves, is expected to make an announcement in a speech on economic growth next week. those who oppose airport expansion say it would damage the environment. the start of prince harry's trial against the publishers of the sun has been delayed, after it emerged that the two sides are involved in settlement talks. the duke of sussex alleges he was unlawfully targeted byjournalists and private investi

i have been asked to read out a statement on behalf of the duke of sussex and lord watson.here his trial was about to begin, a statement from his barrister about an apology and a settlement from newsgroup newspapers. in settlement from newsgroup newspapers-_ settlement from newsgroup newsuaers. ., ., ., newspapers. in a monumental victory today _ newspapers. in a monumental victory today ngn _ newspapers. in a monumental victory today ngn have - newspapers. in a monumental. victory today ngn have admitted that the sun newspaper, the flagship title for rupert murdoch's media empire has indeed engaged in illegal practices. this represents a vindication for the hundreds of other claimants who were strong—armed into settling without being able to get to the truth of what was done to them. after endless resistance, denials and legal battles by ngn, including spending more than £1 billion in payouts and legal costs, as well as paying off those in the know, in order to prevent the full picture from coming out, news uk is finally held to account for its illegal actions and its blat

as a fellow duke, thank you for your service. more important as a long islander, thank you for picking up the berkeley rest of us. my question is around, you talked about your media strategy post-covid. i'm curious post-election where there has been a fragmentation, vulcanization of media sources, how do you maintain relevancy and authority in a world where people are doing their own research? in a world where people are relying on non-authorities for authoritative issues? dr. cohen: great question. i think this is not exclusive to cdc. i think this is academia, i think this is scientific institutions. so let me talk about how cdc approaches it. one is making sure beget good, accurate information out fast and get it out in ways that break through those siloed bubbles of communication. but the other part that i think is important here is partnership. where is the trust already, and how do we partner with folks who have trust? and what we see in our research over and over, for example, on vaccine, the most trusted person in someone

the duke's lawyers, were due to open an eight week trial detailing the claims. and that is why he has brought the case all the way to trial. but it has been an interesting day in court today. in fact we are at the rolls building, not too far away from here, there were adjournments throughout the day with both parties wanting to speak in private and have further negotiations and talks and it is clear this afternoon when prince harry's barrister told the court that there was a potentially good prospect of an agreement that would save the court time, he said, "we are very close, there is an issue with time and gaining instructions." the barrister for news group newspapers, the publisher of the sun, he said, "the parties needed more time because of time differences." what happened in the afternoon is that they asked for the two hours from thejudge, the judge did not grant them the further two hours, as results of the barristers and then said, we are going to take that to the court of appeal and appeal against your decision. it's not clear what is happening this afte

the duke of sussex and the former labour party deputy leader lord watson, who also settled his legalawful information—gathering into their private lives. news group newspapers gave a full and unequivocal apology to prince harry for serious intrusions over the course of 15 years. it's also apologised for intruding into the private life of his late mother, diana, princess of wales.

eastern on lectures in history, duke university professor marquez discusses latino migration trends in the 20th and early 21st century and how the latinos shape the culture, development, and economics of american south. at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, a historian speaks of the boston about second u.s. president and massachusetts favorite son, john adams. his presidency unfolded against the backdrop of the politics and personalities of a new nation. exploring the american story. watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, and find a full schedulonour program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history. inues. host: welcome back. we are joined by representative bruce westerman, a republican of arkansas and chair of the natural resources committee. welcome to the program. guest: good morning. host: you are the chair of the national resources committee, can you talk about your priorities and your goals. guest: we have a lot of work to do and if you look at the jurisdiction of the committee, a lot of that is energy and minerals so energy production and mining, we are g