glenn fine: it could.t that they be viewed as apolitical and not tied to one party or another. so, historically, they have remained when the administrations have changed and they're rarely fired even within the term of an administration. after 1978, the first time there was a change in administration, president reagan did treat them like other political appointees. he removed them. but there was a hue and cry in congress. since then, presidents have rarely fired inspectors general, maybe one or two or a few here or there, but not this mass firing. and the mass firing potentially undermines their independence, their effectiveness, and trust that they are actually doing the jobs without regard to political considerations. laura: i want to get your thoughts on something that hannibal ware, the inspector general for the small business administration, said on friday. he was also terminated. and he wrote a letter saying "we do not believe the actions taken are legally sufficient" because they didn't adhere to th

glenn: thank you for having me.general are crucial to detecting and deterring waste, fraud and abuse, promoting the economy, efficiency and effectiveness of federal agencies, and preventing misconduct. they are established by the specter general act of 1978 and they are supposed to be independent and objective units located within each federal agency to do their critically important mission. they return money to the federal treasury. they determine misconduct. they also let the taxpayers know how the dollars are being spent so it is important to support these independent and objective watchdogs. laura: could firing these watchdogs imperil holding the government accountable? glenn: it could. it's important they be viewed as a political and not tied to one party or another. so historically, they have remained when the administrations have changed and they are rarely fired. after 1978, the first time there was a change in administration, president reagan did treat them like other political appointees. he removed them,

. >> coming up the latest on the overnight launch attempts of blue origin's new glenn rocket. >> and later the end of the line for one of our teams as another finds out who it will be playing next. >> you're watching world news now protected in the poc t. new s wednesday on abc. there's a. >> starman waiting in the sky. he'd like to come and meet us, but he thinks he'd blow our minds. there's a. starman waiting. >> and breaking overnight. the attempt for space company blue origin to launch its newest rocket. >> the effort overnight at cape canaveral, florida, marks a major moment for the company and its founder, jeff bezos. overnight, a setback as jeff bezos takes on elon musk in the modern space race. blue origin, the space tech company founded by jeff bezos, delaying the launch of new glenn, set to be the first rocket from the company to reach orbit, the reusable rocket marks the first major competitor to elon musk's spacex falcon nine, which has been launching payloads for more than a decade. new glenn is larger than the falcon nine and packs twice the power. >> we can take 45 met

blue 0rigin�*s giant new glenn rocket blasted off from florida a short time ago on its first mission's orbit for the space company owned by amazon founder jeff bezos. he's aiming to rival spacex in the satellite launch business. new glenn launched from blue 0rigin�*s launch pad at the cape canaveral space force station under cloudy skies on its second attempt this week. secured inside new glenn's payload bay is the first prototype of blue 0rigin�*s blue ring vehicle, a maneuverable spacecraft the company plans to sell to the pentagon and commercial customers. a short time ago the spacex owner elon musk congratulated mr bezos on a successful launch. that is your business news, we will see you for another addition very soon. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with the australian open where great britain's emma raducanu has made the third round for the first time in her career. the world number 61 fought back from breaks down in each set and needing treatment for a back injury to beat amanda anisimova 6—3, 7—5. up next though, she faces the huge challenge of second seed iga

the question is when new glenn will be ready for launch. be in the next few days because they are draining it of fuel and they will have to put fuel back into it which is time—consuming and they will have to resolve whatever issue it was and the launch window closes on the 16th of january so there is too much to do i think to do it in that time. if i were to guess, i might be wrong, but it will probably be in a few days they will have another go. it is a good job they are billionaires, because i am guessing it is costly. they blamed a vehicle subsystem failure and do we know what went wrong? something in the rocket wasn't working properly is the translation. so many things in a rocket have to go right, hundreds of things. before each launch, notjust for a test flight like this, isn't something quite right they call the launch off. they try and fix it and have another go. this is the norm but for the first maiden test flight, they are especially careful. you talked about this window and that it finishes on the 20th of january, why is that? t

[applause] >> glenn: and the golden globe goes to... "the brutalist."and accepting the golden globe for "the brutalist" is a writer, director, and producer, brady corbet. because the film's run time is over three and a half hours, it includes a 15-minute intermission for audiences, and guy pierce told us that most people love the intermision. also felicity jones said she wanted to have a margarita to celebrate the night. i bet it'll be more than one now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brady: all right. i am incredibly moved. i prepared one speech, not two. i have to thank everyone up here who come over and over again, bet on this film that kept falling apart. and they stuck with it through thick and thin, really. so thanks to all of you. i really love you all very much. i'm very grateful. this is an extremely well-produced film, so i'd like to thank my producers. i'll be brief, because i've kind of already said what i had to say. i just want to leave everyone with something to think about. final cut tiebreak goes to the director. [applause] that's sort of a controversial s

glenn and i got together in new york the other day for a sunday sitdown. billy ellegy." to a devilish designer in "101 dalmatians" >> hello. >> reporter: a lover scorned in "fatal attraction". >> i'm not going to be ignored, dan. i think it was the first time people realized i could be sexy. >> reporter: yet, somehow the bona fide movie star never has felt quite at home in hollywood. >> i mean, frankly i've always felt like i'm a bit of an outsider. i still feel like i'm an outsider. >> do you really? >> yes. i still feel there is carve rons of the unknown in me. >> does that motivate you feeling like i'm an unknown here? >> yes. i think there's still discoveries to be made. you just have to find the right team. ♪♪ >> i have a little thing that says pip, emotional support producer. >> there is something nice about having your pup with you, isn't there, wherever you go? >> oh, man. it helps me not be homesick. reporter: the 77-year-old close was born in greenwich, connecticut. when she was 7 her father, a doctor, moved the family to live in a commune immers

glenn, will chi a? i need it. training are currently consultant for several major media networks on the i and john elma, so money producer, so maker and research are in digital humanities and societies. thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream. i'm very, very intrigued by this conversation, obviously, and glen. i'd like to start with you with an overview. if you don't mind because you've been helping several major outlets navigate these on, charted a i waters. can you tell us where the things stand as we speak today? is everyone experimenting? testing a i to a certain extent, how is that going? and i think we're in a, a really interesting situation. a lot of the big media organizations on at least i think it's down to a kind of a polarization. i think a lot of stuff because of the exercise of those a lot of the items are on the market, are experimenting privately. i think most of the big organizations i've dealt with at least start taking a much more pragmatic and caut

the question is when new glenn will be ready for launch.ext few days because they are draining it of fuel and they will have to put fuel back into it which is time—consuming and they will have to resolve whatever issue it was and the launch window closes on the 16th of january so there is too much to do i think to do it in that time. if i were to guess, i might be wrong, but it will probably be in a few days they will have another go. it is probably be in a few days they will have another go.- will have another go. it is a aood will have another go. it is a good job. _ will have another go. it is a good job. they _ will have another go. it is a good job, they are - good job, they are billionaires, because i am guessing it is costly. they bring a vehicle subsystem failure and do we know what went wrong. you'll something in the rocket wasn't working properly is the transition. 50 properly is the transition. so man properly is the transition. sr many things properly is the transition. 5r many things in a rocket have to go right, hundreds of th

jeff bezos�* new glenn rocket hurtles into the night sky.e's cleared the tower. but can it achieve its main objective — to reach earth orbit for the first time? we got to orbit safely. congratulations, blue origin. you've gone orbital! the folks behind me are celebrating. it is a good night here up in mission control. we have lift—off. blue origin�*s rival, spacex, sent rockets into orbit more than 400 times. and last october, it did this... catching the first stage of its rocket booster on the launch pad. butjeff bezos�*s company, blue origin, is building more rockets for a series of test launches, and they hope to take on spacex. blue origin has been sending people into space for ten years, but briefly, and not into orbit. up until now, blue origin has been using a rocket system called new shepard. it's 19.2 metres high, and although it can get into space briefly, it's not powerful enough to get into low earth orbit. the new system, new glenn, at 98 metres, is gigantic by comparison and it can get 45 tonnes into low earth orbit. but it's n

the new glenn rocket has been ten years in development and was touted as a serious rival to elon muskorigin. the company also wants to launch satellites for commercial customers and also nasa. a tsunami warning has been issued for southern japan folllowing a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. the japan meteorological agency asked people not to go in the sea or near coastal areas. there were concerns about the potentalfor a one metre high tsunami but a much smaller one was recorded reaching miyazaki city according to japan's public broadcaster. japan of course has more earthquakes than any other country in the world, the pulitzer earthquake proof and so far we have not had many reports of damage but will keep across the story for you. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather story across the uk is on the change, but perhaps not where you would think. just take a look at this dramatic temperature contrast from first thing this morning. we had 14 degrees in highland scotland — that runs the risk of some rapid snow melt and maybe some localised flooding. by contrast, —1. we are was

it was a mission to prove its new glenn rocket could reach orbit. blue origin hopes to guide the rocket's first stage booster safely back to earth, to be refurbished and used once again, driving down the cost for future launches. of course. stay with fox news channel for the latest on this developing >> sean: today would not have happened if it were not for that moment. he didn't just want the terrorists of hamas and their friends in the middle east, he took action. he sent a delegation, he saw steve would cough in that video to negotiate a deal. a deal has been struck. donald trump made more progress in 1 meeting then joe biden did all year. top officials now said trump and his envoy push this deal over the finish line and they think it trump for his leadership. take a look. >> you have been working on this deal for many months. the question is why now, why this moment. and was it pressure from the incoming trump administration that got it over the line? thank you. >> thank you very much. actually we've been raising the question of the right moment

glenn thrush, what i, what i want to i'm going to ask what i want to ask.continue to get outplayed while joe biden is president and merrick garland is the attorney general? i've lost the plot on all this. why don't they go give it to the attorney general and the president and brief the country on what grand jurors made up of peers of donald trump found in these investigations that were only halted by his election. >> well, first of all, garland made the commitment to release all of the special counsel reports, starting with durham, from from the comey controversy. and as everyone well recalls, the report on joe biden had profound political consequences, probably as significant as any special counsel report you are ever going to see, certainly more than the ones that we're looking at right now. that's a good question. i mean, they play by the book over there till the very end. and the president has not intervened in previous instances. and there's no inclination, i can tell you, from merrick garland or his senior staff. those of those of them that are still

glenn, so donna is obviously very, very bright there. and i find that fascinating the danger on any open harvesting motto is obviously copyrights, but also the bias that is inherent to the source that this model is using to learn from how ar username is ations currently addressing that as well. it's an interesting one actually because i was named jackson, but 2 of the organizations that i've been dealing with, i've decided to go for a close learning model based on their own data only. so as opposed to data harvesting just random content and you know, creating a massive large language model, what they're actually doing is training internal model. so using the technology but feeding their own data sets in to customize that so that they can stand over the quality of the data is gone. and the other thing i would say that i think is interesting is you can actually for instance, and try to be asked to identify potential bias and an article that will intelligent though it may be actually 12 red flags or when it can detect it. so it's an interes

vern glenn has the latest in today's red and gold reports. the 49ers will finish the season on sunday in arizona. for those of you that want them to lose in order to get a higher draft pick. well, that's not how fred warner rolls. >> let's start the year 1-0 in 2025. >> reporter: joshua dobbs was named the starting quarterback for the season finale. >> he's a dynamic player. obviously a proven winner. able to go in different organizations and win there on short notice. i'm excited for him and the opportunity. >> reporter: dobbs will have one familiar face to throw to. his old college teammate, jauan jennings. jennings is 77 yards shy of his first 1,000-yard season. >> will there be somebody in your ear during the game that says hey, jennings needs 70? >> 77, all right. okay. i'll keep that down. i'm sure they will tell me to. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >> you can catch matt and vern on our 49ers experience tonight right here on kpix and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> coming up next at 5:00, a string of violence

substack columnist glenn greenwald joins me now. glenn, how do you think people are grappling with the speed of the change? >> i think it depends who the people in question are. if they're the people who have been ruling washington with the same dreary, bipartisan ideology that has kept the united states in this state of inertia and on the wrong track, according to most people. those are people who are petrified as they have been of trump for so long. you're seeing the reasons why the establishment has both hated and feared trump, because he doesn't abide by the bipartisan consensus in washington that has kept this country on that wrong track, according to most voters. but if you're the people who actually exercise your democratic right and voted for donald trump because you knew washington wasn't working and you wanted someone to go in and break it and actually do so with great speed and assertiveness and not be constrained by these artificial rules they create to safeguard the status quo, then i think you're very happy. it's reall

all right glenn, good to see you.y way from panama r could be trouble. >> thanks jesse. >> jesse: not everybody likes trump but they can't deny the comeback. >> trump has done something no person in the world has ever done before. a dead politician has risen. this is the greatest comeback in political history. >> we need to factor not only who has won, which is trump, but who has lost. which is to say awesome. >> jesse: what admission. host of the will cane show. you've got to give it to them. at least they are aware that they have lost power. >> it is undeniable, good for them. they can see what color the walls are painted, they can see reality. they are the ones who lost while donald trump or more importantly, america has one. just listening to your monolog and your conversation, i just keep coming away from this. today on my show we came in right after listening to donald trump to another, what was it, 15 minute freewheeling executive order q&a session. there's just one word that keeps coming back. it is leadership

with the "red and gold report," i'm vern glenn. >>> oakland zoo has been stepping up to take care of a young spider monkey. chp officers found her during a dui traffic stop on new year's eve. officials at the oakland zoo are treating her for an upper respiratory infection. spider monkeys are often poached from their mothers for the exotic pet trade, but they frequently die during transportation. this little baby is less than 6 months old they think. she has a long road ahead, but the zoo is hopeful about her recovery and plans to give her a new name eventually. we'll be following up on that. >>> coming up next at 5:00, we'll meet the bay area neighbors who came together to save a cat stuck in a tree for nearly six days, why it took a community effort to free that feline. >>> a week of events honoring the remarkable life of former president jimmy carter is about to get underway, how he played a key role in forcing the world to rethink our use of fossil fuels. >>> and the u.s. surgeon general calling for warning labels on alcoholic drinks, what's behind the push? >>> the >>> right now

glenn lenhart and his wife victoria own the freshly baked eatery in downtown san jose.erving up sandwiches in the same location for 38 years. the store sits on the ground floor of the nine-story office building at 152 north third street and since the pandemic hit in 2020, it's been the building's only tenant. >> we're so used to having nobody in the building, i forgot what it's like. >> reporter: he may be in for a big reminder but not in the way it used to be. the investment firm which owns the building recently filed papers with the city to give it a complete makeover and change it from offices to full residential. >> been blessed with great customers, a great following. be nice to have somebody in the building. >> when you look at the glut of the office markets, can't let assets like this just be vacant for years. >> reporter: bob steadler is an independent land use consultant in san jose. he has a keen eye for spotting trends and this may be the next one to hit the city's downtown area. >> it's just a smart move to not have to default on buildings and it's the win/w

>>>>i'm >>vern glenn, >>>>the bay area events calendar brought to you by broadway san jose.y area this weekend. celebrate community, culture, and spice up your saturdays as fiesta saturdays kick off in downtown oakland, >>>>and >>it's the final chance to be in the room where it happens as hamilton closes >>>>at >>san francisco's orpheum theater. >>>>do you believe in life after love? >>>>cher's induction into the rock n roll hall of fame this year long overdue, celebrate her life in the tony award winning musical the cher show. >>>> i tried to quit smoking cigarettes probably hundreds of times over the years. two or three days into quitting again. i go get into a vehicle and guess what? there's a pack of cigarettes in there. i mean, i've got the unlit cigarette in my hand and i said to myself, why do i even try to quit? when if i'm going to cave so easily every time. something clicked in my head that told me i can do this? ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>>>coming up at 430. could your cat get the bird flu and then pass it to you? a warning from southern california. plus, the lat

the uncrewed launch vehicle, called the new glenn, of course, named after john glenn. the first american in orbit, is roughly 100m tall, named for u.s. space pioneer john glenn. it is the company's first attempt to send a rocket into orbit. blue origin is hoping to chip away at spacex's industry dominance. like its competitor, it plans to reuse the new glenn's booster by guiding it safely back to earth. it's theoretically capable of carrying larger objects than spacex's falcon heavy rocket. however, spacex is, of course developing its starship that nearly 400 foot tall rocket that would be the largest and most powerful launch vehicle ever constructed. u.s. olympic sprinter has been arrested and stun gunned in a confrontation with police in miami. body cam footage obtained by cnn shows the incident between officers and fred kerley. authorities say he faces charges of battery resisting officers and disorderly conduct. they claim kerley approached officers while they were conducting an unrelated investigation. they say he disregarded lawful commands and then pushed one of

vern glenn has a recap. >>>>this is the audi red and gold report. the 40 niners started 2025 the same way that they ended 2024 with another loss. san francisco dropped seven of its final eight games to finish the season six and 11. >>>>the >>season couldn't end fast enough for the defense. they gave up 47 points to the cardinals. it was the most allowed by the 40 niners since 2018. the good news is they'll pick 11th in the draft after three straight long playoff runs. they get a full offseason to regroup, trying to finish him with a win didn't get that done today, but >>>>i'm >>excited to get to this offseason and figure out how to not be in this situation again. for as long as i've been here, i've always known, you know, playing dominant defense to be a part of that, knowing that i'm out there every game and it still isn't good enough. it obviously is a gut punch to my own pride. everybody's got to take a look in the mirror. everybody's got to look to see where they could have been better as a group. >>>>with >>the red and gold report, i'm vern gle

vern glenn explains in today's "red and gold report." >> this is the audi "red and gold report." >> sundayl be the final game of the regular season, but it won't be the final game for four 49ers. fred warner, nick bosa, george kittle, and kyle juszczyk were selected to the pro bowl. it's the ninth trip for juice. >> it's something you don't want to take for granted even though it's been nine years in a row, to still have that recognition and that support from not only the fans, but the players and the coaches really means a lot to me. >> just an honor to be mentioned and being able to represent the 49ers is always an awesome thing. >> trent williams, brock purdy, leonard floyd, and deommodore lenoir were named alternates. with the "red and gold report," i'm vern glenn. >>> coming up next at 5:00, two northern california neighbors both turning 100 years old on new year's day, we have their remarkable stories. >>> plus starting in 2025, cannabis cafes now legal in california thanks to a bay area lawmaker, the businesses planning to take advantage and why not everybody is on board. >>> and a

and we have lift off, the blue 0rigin�*s new glenn rocket has launched from cape canaveral on its delayednauguralflight. welcome to the programme. the latest on the ceasefire and hostage release deal between israel and hamas. it has raised hopes of an end to 15 months of war in gaza. israel's cabinet is due to meet later to approve the deal. the first part will come into effect on sunday. there have been celebrations in gaza, with cheering crowds holding palestinian flags even as israeli air strikes were reported elsewhere in the territory. the un chief said the priority had to be easing the tremendous suffering caused by the conflict. the families of israeli hostages expressed overwhelming joy and relief as well as anxiety that the deal might not be fully implemented. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office said the final details were still being worked on and he would issue a statement only once they were complete. phase one of the deal is a six—week initial ceasefire when hamas will release 33 israeli hostages made up of women, children and the elderly. some palestinians held in isr

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the jets hired lions defensive coordinator aaron glenn as their new head coach. it's a homecoming for glenn who played quarterback for the jets from 1994 to 2001. so that leaves the raiders saints jaguars and cowboys says the only teams still looking for head coach, of course, the forty-niners are looking for defensive coordinator. if former jets coach robert solow doesn't get one of those head coaching open openings, you could be a top candidate to return to the niners as the dc. and in baseball. the a's may not be loyal toooakland will tell you what former oakland a's players are certainly loyal to that franchise today. the team name 1989 world series mvp dave stewart as special assistant to player development, stuart spent 8 of 16 major league seasons with the a's winning 20 plus games in 4 straight seasons from 1987 to 1990, the oakland native will assist director of player development spraying in his new role. the a's expected to play the next 3 seasons, at least in sacramento's minor league ballpark. will they try to get a stadium built in las vegas? by the

>> if we see new glenn with two "ns." that's what it is.reat ohioan and senator and democrat who i love. >> what's not to love? >>> now to the wildfires in los angeles. death toll rose to 24 people over the weekend. forecasters are again warning of dangerous weather with the return of strong winds this week. the national weather service said to expect severe fire conditions through wednesday. sustained winds of 50 miles an hour and gusts in the mountains reaching 70 miles an hour. law enforcement is warning people to stay away from the scorched neighborhoods. they are looking to an online data base. we will get a live report from the frontlines of the fire in the next hour. later, michael rubin will join us on efforts to support people affected by the fires. >>> meta's ceo mark zuckerberg slamming rival tech giant apple on friday. he's what he here's what he sai joe rogan experience. >> they used that platform to put in place a lot of rules that an, i think, feel arbitrary and feel they haven't invented anything great in a while. steve jobs

glenn youngkin is term limited, so they have a chance of winning in november. winning these special elections and keeping control of the state legislature. joining us now are two democrats running on january 7th, kannan srinivasian and j.j. singh. thank you both for joining me today. can we just start with the stakes of this race? because it is my understanding that losses in either two of these seats would result in potentially republican control or a power sharing agreement having to happen in one or both of the chambers. so can i start with you. just the stakes here in this election and how it's been campaigning in that november election? >> thanks for having me. yes, the stakes are very high. as you rightly said, it is a thin majority that we have in the general assembly. it is 21-19. there are many things on the line, a woman's right to choose, number one, is on the line. the constitutional amendment is on the line. my opponent has clearly said she will vote against it and she will ban abortion, so that's clearly on the line. common sense gun safety is on

com. >> we're back. >> with glenn harry and ryan glenn.about the retribution planned by the insurrectionists. quote enrique tarrio called into infowars.com, the web stream hosted by pro-trump conspiracy theorist alex jones. hours after his tuesday release, and claimed to be the victim of a campaign to put trump supporters in prison. he called for imprisoning biden attorney general merrick garland for corruption, to, quote, give him a taste of his own medicine. the people who did this, they need to feel the heat. they need to be put behind bars, and they need to be prosecuted, tarrio said. success is going to be retribution. reuters has some reporting, glenn, that it gets a lot. >> darker. >> deeper down the right wing media rabbit hole. >> if you will quote. >> on the pro-trump website, patriots win. at least two dozen people expressed hopes for executions of democrats, judges or law enforcement linked to the january 6th cases. they called for jurists or police to be hanged, pummeled to death, ground up in wood chippers or thrown from heli

new glenn rocket hopes to make its inaugural launch tonight. this is the view of cape canaveral space force station in florida. the jeff bezos founded company is a competitor to elon musk's spacex. their flights have focused on space tourism, taking people into low orbit. and this is the first blue origin rocket designed to be capable of hauling satellites to space. it is among the most powerful in the world. well, now it's time for the abc seven news at 11, where we keep you updated on what's happening this week. we kick things off with a major conference kicking off in san francisco tomorrow, and a special guest, first lady jill biden, will be attending the jp morgan healthcare conference this week. she's a keynote speaker discussing the white house initiative to advance women's health research. thousands of people are expected to attend the conference, hosted at the westin saint francis in union square. our other advancer is an important heads up for commuters. starting tomorrow, bart is changing its schedule. departure times will be shifted

and then she they robbed something from a guy named harry glenn b of the glenn b manufacturing fortune big money hairnets. so she she's involved in that. she gets caught and one of our associates commit suicide. she shows up in our story a couple of decades that when she comes in from chicago go with a rich businessman they check into the ansonia hotel and the place is raided by detectives except they're not detectives. not detectives. this is a badger game. this is a blackmail operation and they want shake this guy down for money. he says, i don't care. i'm not paying. and then she has to take on the lam. she comes back into the city where becomes the mystery of one charles a, though, who? the owner after. 17 of the new york baseball. remember horace stoneham moved the giants to san francisco. horace stoneham was a stockbroker who was involved in the operation type of operation called a shop. what's a bucket shop. a bucket is when you go in and you say you should buy an a car and a copper and they know it's a stinker. they know it's overvalued. and you give them the money and they don

the free press had a column on glenn youngkin on backing donald trump's plan and elon musk's plan tout federal government. glenn youngkin thinks that 300,000 virginians whose job seem to be on the line with donald trump's promise to dismantle the federal government can get a job somewhere else. i think that efficiencies oftentimes do result in that, said youngkin, a former hedge fund guy with a net worth north of $400 million. loudoun county is home to a number of individuals that disproportionately have ties to work for the federal government. virginia particularly has one of the largest military employees in the commonwealth. talk about the stakes as it relates to what could potentially be coming down the pipeline in virginia. >> you said it best, i was born and raised in northern virginia and both of my parents spent their entire careers working for the department of veteran affairs. it is integral to the entire commonwealth and it is not just federal governmental employees, it is members of our military who served on our bases. so the disruptions that they are trying to put into

glenn's powerful free skate program helped her edge past alyssa liu for the gold. you can watch more of the figure skating championships, including the men's and pairs competitions this weekend on nbc and peacock. >>> also this morning, new developments in the case of those four college students murdered in idaho. attorneys for the suspect are fighting to have critical evidence in that case tossed out before it even gets to a trial. nbc's camila bernal is live with the story. >> reporter: we are learning new details in this case, the defense filing numerous motions questioning how investigators connected dna found at the scene back to kohberger and whether proper warrants were used. as bryan kohberger's high stakes trial approaches, a warning from the judge during the latest motion hearings. >> don't feel like your job is done at this point. i would suggest to you it's not. >> reporter: kohberger has plead the not guilty to the charges of first-degree murder for the deaths of university of idaho students xana kernodle, ethan chapin, mad ison mogen and kay kay. >> o

glenn!e grand prix final in 14 years. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: her reaction going viral. glenn talked about the moment on "today." >> explain this because those are the japanese competitors, who you just beat, paying homage to you. tell us about that. >> the camaraderie and sportsmanship of those ladies is -- just makes my heart so full. >> reporter: with isabel leveto out with injury, glenn's competitors are alysa liu and td guy, for his powerfu bradie tennell as well as sara everhardt who coaches are the men's figure skating coach, ilie malinin, the quad guy, for his powerful jumps. >> i'm really thankful that my parents and my coaches, it's meaningful to me they're able to monitor every step of the way. >> malinin took gold and is looking to make it a trifecta. >> reporter: how do you describe what's at stake this weekend? >> this will determine who will go to the world championships and to the milan olympics. >> reporter: as for the pairs competition -- >> exceedingly difficult and be

glenn, everybody wants to know what caused this.hat is your sense of why this fire became so out of control? and was there anything that could have been done to stop it? >> well, this is going to prove to be probably the most significant conflagrations in american history. conflagrations is an uncontrollable large fire basin. they've happened in cities across america since the mid 1800s. and so when you look back at the situation here, it's important to recognize that what happened, particularly on the first day, is that that this fire involved winds in excess of 70, 80 miles an hour. there's absolutely no fire department on the planet that could have stopped. what was happening then. but a lot of the conditions that were in play here have been decades in the making. you know, the choice to build in these areas, the type of buildings they build, the narrow roadways, all those kind of things played a role in what's happening, actually happening right now. >> talk to us about the water issue. i mean, daniel dale went through it, i thi

glenn, a couple of you will cost a fortune to hear from the executive director of your needs, who's calling for action to make it more affordable. also, i had a growing, crushed down on defense in uganda as rights groups. i q as president will save any of silence and position projects, call it a troubling escalation of repression and he stopped and how would you call a trouble center in the city of lagos.

but they have devastated most of those countries, as we know glenn quote is you have to another company which is very active in different parts of africa. and info is involved in many of those practices. and of course, the younger american americans, they've been very busy in those spaces, particularly in the mining septa, and they are to be found in different foss. spots, for example, is the democrats and republicans campbell, the mining of 3 off the mining of cobalt. and we also know in this a handy and region where there was you and am and in central, off for a 105 minutes. we know that these dangerous mining practices so that when you look on the lakes and there he was in that area. i know for example, the lift shots. not only is this for new, but lift shod as also shown by more than 70 percent in the last 10 years. and if you go to the democratic republic of congo, particularly in the eastern part of the democratic republic of global, even the conflicts that have taken place. one cannot but believe that some of these mining companies have deployed on the groups to protect these min

and by the way, glenn, katie mentioned glenn bradshaw's book, which is an outstanding book kind of the much more detailed and expansive counterpart for situation on the peninsula during this time. but too welcomes ultimately accepted the reality of freedom. he was not pro per say in fact. and i think it's in july and june or july, he complains or laments of the government that he doesn't have more black refugees to do the work that needs to be done in the army. so to categorize this is democratic or or pro or anti to see someone like mccloud win as pro slavery just misses a lot of the nuance he was definitely opposed to an emancipation proclamation in 62 no question about that. but there's just a little bit more to the story than we traditionally engage on. well, thank you again so much for that. thank we're here with jack gary in colonial williamsburg at the site of a very interesting archeological dig. now, you are thecu

ilia: blue origin lanzÓ un cohete en honor al astronauta glenn.gobernadora entregÓ su plan. un ladrÓn forcejea con una seÑora de 83 aÑos para robarle su premio de loterÍa en un supermercado de florida. a sÓlo dÍas de la toma de posesiÓn de donald trump, sobrevolamos washington en helicÓptero como parte de un helicÓptero como parte de un operativo de seguridad.ntizar ld (ruido ambiental) un aleve dura todo el día para que mis clientes se sientan como en casa. sólo un aleve. 12 horas de alivio del dolor sin interrupción. aleve. (♪♪) (gasps) crema a la izquierda, un episodio más crema a la derecha, y vemos toda la serie. le damos un giro. yeah! (laughs) oreo. sigamos jugando. [teléfono zumbando] hola mijo ¿cómo estás? papá, creo que metí la pata. manché mi camisa más bonita con barbecue. lávala con el resto. pero aquí dice que necesita pre-treat. aaah, eso tiene mucha más agua. tide limpia mejor. ¿y no necesito "la tapa entera para cargas grandes"? no. un poco de tide es suficiente. podrías ahorrar uno poco de dinero también. nice! para las noches en

they are very, very, i think, blessed to have one hell of a governor in glenn youngkin. gov. youngkin: thank you. first of all, welcome to virginia, and we're just so honored to have you here, mr. vice president, thank you for keeping your word. vp vance: yes. gov. youngkin: when you were here in october right after this devastating hurricane, you said you'd be back, and we are so honored that this is your first official visit. and so thank you. the words that the vice president shared are so accurate. this community withstood a devastating storm. where we are standing was literally deep, deep, deep with water, with mud. businesses were washed away. houses were washed away, and the community has responded, and we find ourselves now looking back in awe of the heroes that's had over 100 swift water rescues that saved lives, of the communities that came together and said we're going to rebuild together. but what we also see is the federal government has really ground to a halt in getting the resources to us. there was a very large cr past with a lot of disaster funding in it, an

the blue origin's new glenn rocket launch from cape canaveral honest as inaugural flight. hello and welcome to bbc news broadcasting live from tel aviv from hostages squire, part of the city that has become the focal point of the trauma of israeli since the 7th of october attack when at least 250 people were taken hostage and held in gaza. the pain of that continues to this day. but it is hoped from israelis that the pain and trauma will begin to be alleviated by a ceasefire deal that was struck between israel and hamas in talks in qatar. it was announced in the qatari capital doha last night after months of negotiation and mediation, a ceasefire deal thatis mediation, a ceasefire deal that is due to come into place on sunday and that would begin to see the release of israeli hostages and the release of palestinian prisoners from israeli jails and also about some of the displaced in gaza to return home to what remains of their shattered lives. the israeli, it was due to meet this morning to approve the deal and vote on it but that has been delayed because it appears of a l

. >> reporter: new glenn is twice as powerful and will fly again later this week and new glenn is designed to be reuseable. it will attempt to land the booster when it does finally launch. reuseability brings down the cost. nasa and the pentagon and amazon are customers. for blue origin, developing space tugs and lunar lander, this rocket unblocks as limp puts it, the quote road to space. the company is building and it is foundational to the broader vision of millions of humans living and working in space. frank. >> what an idea. morgan brennan with the latest on blue origin. morgan, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," big tech under pressure this morning. dan ives is here to breakout the troubled playbook with the fed's path and the stocks you need to own. >>> first, tax season is here. all month long, cnbc has what you need to know. here is sharon epperson for the deadline on the i.r.a. contribution. >> you can contribute up to $7,000 or $8000 if you are 50 or older by april 15th and still have it count for the 2024 tax year. traditional i.r.a. contributions are t

was more than a houseguest during his lengthy visits to the white house during the presidencies of glenn roosevelt and dwight eisenhower. the book draws on letters, diaries, government documents and memoirs to tell the ory of winston churchill and the two presidents. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at c-span.org /history. >>> booktv every sunday on c- span2 features leading authors, discussing their latest nonfiction books. here's a look at what is coming up this weekend. at 5:00 p.m. eastern, stanford institute for human artificial intelligence fellow, who served as a european parliament member, talks about regulating the tech industry in her book, "the technical, how to celebrate democracy in the silicon valley." >>> recalls his journeys to segal and palestine and reflects on how the stories we tell shape our reality in his book, the message. and then, on afterwards, republican tennessee congressman mark green officer of "we before me" talks about the advantages of putting

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i used to listen to glenn miller every night, my folks would let me stay up in front of the fireplace and take a nap. 8:00 i would listen to glenn miller and go to bed. >> his father was a strict task master, his mother a free spirit, a hard-working kid, carter excelled at school. at age 18, he left planes to attend the u.s. naval academy, the first of his family to go to college. he married his hometown sweetheart, roslyn smith. they moved around the country with his navy deployments and raised three sons, then later, a daughter. always looking to improve himself, he became a nuclear engineer and excelled at his career, roslyn was thrilled with their lives but her husband, feeling the pull of his hometown, decided to return to take over the family peanut farm. you were coming back to georgia when your dad was sick, how did roslyn like that decision? the decision to give up the sure shot at a pretty good life? >> that was one of the serious arguments we ever had in our lives. we drove over 700 miles from new york to plains, she never spoke to me on the way down. she would tell one of