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pelosi fell and broke her hip while on a trip to luxembourg to commemorate the battle of the bulge.t was previously unclear if pelosi was going to make the opening day of the 119th congress, but her office says she's doing well. it's questionable whether steph curry will play tonight against philadelphia at the chase center, the dubs said. the four time nba champion has a sprained right thumb. curry is averaging a team high 22 points per game this year. the team is four and two without curry this season. tip off is just after seven. looking to buy a new home in 2025? experts share some tips and give us a glimpse into what we can expect this year in the real estate market. >> also see customers here shopping and flowers going out the door i mean, it's a beautiful thing. >> a new start today for san francisco's iconic flower market. get a first if 2025 is your year to buy a home, now is the time to start preparing your finances. reporter jenn sullivan explains what prospective buyers need to know. >> many first time home buyers were shut out of the housing market in 2024 because of so

nancy pelosi back in washington, d.c., for the first time since falling in breaking her hip in luxembourg. pelosi was there to cast her vote for speaker of the house. plus, he fell while walking down a set of stairs last month immediately after the fall, she was able to stand up and take this picture. she was then taken to the hospital in germany for hip replacement surgery. today. does mark the start of the new congress and the house checked off its first order of business selecting house speaker mike johnson ultimately won over enough republicans in the first round of voting. but it wasn't. >> initially looking that way. kron four's washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >> several house members voted against johnson, but all except one change their votes, handing johnson the speaker's gavel again and allowing the house to swear-in lawmakers duly elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 119. >> house speaker mike johnson will keep his job. it is the great honor of my life to serve this body. with all of you. but some fellow republicans wanted to make him work for

nancy pelosi back in washington, d.c., for the first time since falling and breaking her hip in luxembourg. pelosi was there to cast her vote for speaker of the house. we spoke with the bay area, congressman eric swalwell about what it was like having a pelosi back in house chamber. >> i was so moved and inspired to see just the continued resilience of nancy pelosi. i don't know if we'll ever in my lifetime. see a leader like nancy pelosi. but for the new members today who are sworn in to share the floor with her, i know it's something that was very special and it's something that they'll never forget. >> and nancy pelosi fellow well walking down a set of stairs last month immediately after the fall, she was able to stand up and take this picture. she was then taken to the hospital in germany where she had hip replacement surgery and recovered before returning to congress. meantime, adam schiff has been sworn in as california's new u.s. senator for the next 6 years. our capitol correspondent tom wallace reports so help you god. >> congratulations, senator. >> with democrat adam schiff has

that puts it on par with countries like belgium and luxembourg.nk. >> megan cassella, thank you very much. we turn to pippa with the grab around greenland. >> reporter: good morning, frank. president-elect trump wants access to shipping routes and location in the arctic which is important as tensions with russia and china flare. greenland has 25 of the 40 minerals deemed important including lithium and graphite which are key for batteries and cell phone s. china currently dominating that market and with tariff threats and possible retaliation, greenland could be another supply source. the country has vast oil and gas reserves. as arctic ice melts, shipping routes could be accessible cutting transit times and costs and avoiding bottlenecks like the panama canal. two key routes, the northwest passage and trans arctic route. russia reopened military bases in the arctic and u.s. access is key. the u.s. has had a presence in greenland since the early '40s and own the pituffik space base which monitors the space monitoring. the atlantic council told me

>> she still probably in luxembourg 23 but what i love is president trump oleh truth social without ale saying, he is just so fast, and private he's so fast, like mayorkas, preparing for this meeting with joe biting, it's like i would never have enough information. you are a liar! [laughter] you can wake up in hell in hitler's butthole. >> they found out that they did not have a cabinet waiting for seven months because they locked him in the cabinet? >> kat: crazy! up next, you are not brainy if you give awards to liz chaney. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! >> announcer: a story and five words. [cheering and applause] >> kat: story and five words! presidential medal for liz chaney. [retches] >> kat: presenting a presidential medal for chaney for her exemplarily service for the country, basically rewarding her for not liking trump, has this award lost value? >> yeah, they're probably going to give it to will chaney jr. it's not really eight medal like the manner of honor, it's li

nancy pelosi back in washington, d.c., for the first time since falling and breaking her hip in luxembourg. pelosi was there to cast her vote for speaker of the house. and we spoke with bay area congressman eric swalwell about what it was like having her back at work. we'll hear from them in just a moment. but take a look at this. this is just some of the more than 2000 pounds of fish seized by officials just this week. they say fishermen hid the illegally caught fish behind a fake wall on a boat in san francisco and didn't declare for retail sale. officials say they later caught the same suspect trying to hide more fish behind a fake wall on another boat. the california department of fish and wildlife saw those fission. the proceeds were donated to the fish and game preservation fund. bird flu has caused a prices to jump almost $9. a dozen in some parts of california. officials say the state's benchmark for large shell eggs rose to 8 78 97 rather. the fda says the virus caused a production to drop 4% nationwide in november. and hilton is opening another hotel in walnut creek this spring.

. >> luxembourg, pelosi was there to cast her vote for speaker of the house. she fell while walking down a set of stairs last month immediately after though she was able to stand up and take this picture, she was then taken to the hospital in germany, 4 surgeries. so we certainly wish her well. >> as we talk weather, vicki, what's the most interesting thing former speaker pelosi is that higher today? >> she was not wearing her trademark. still leno's but i think i read somewhere that isn't the first time in her entire career, which is a long one that that she was wearing but if you had a hip replacement, i'd say probably a good move could call still on the mend. but i'm sure she'll be back in them pretty soon. >> gayle ong here to talk about not shoes, although years pretty champion there for the >> so yeah, we have them blue skies out there for this late afternoon. this is sfo at a distance. no delays. right now. we have a 50's out the door low 60's that kind of in the temperature trends we've been seeing all season winds are relatively light. this is that af

three weeks ago, she fell and fractured her hip while on a congressional trip in luxembourg. she was with a delegation marking the 80th anniversary of the battle of the bulge in world war two. pelosi, who is 84 years old, had hip replacement surgery which, as you can see, was a success. >> the total number of votes cast is 434, of which the honorable mike johnson of the state of louisiana has received 218. >> and that was the moment that representative mike johnson was reelected as house speaker today. he used his acceptance speech to lay out his priorities. >> this congress will renounce the status quo, and we will listen to the voices of the people. we will act quickly, and we will start by defending our nation's borders. that's the number one priority. >> yes. here's the thing. johnson nearly lost the first round of votes. three republicans originally voted against him, then two changed their votes at the last minute, giving him a second term leading congress. >> funeral events begin tomorrow for former president jimmy carter, who passed away last sunday. and now is the ti

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not since she's got she's got a broken hip, you know, she's she's probably still in traction in luxembourg or wherever the hell she is. >> but what i loved was that president trump on truthsocial put out a montage of all the people saying, like, he's just so fast. yeah, in private, he's so fast. and he's so like my kids, like he's so organized. >> the hardest thing about preparing for a meeting with a meeting with joe biden is preparing for it. >> yeah, it's like i can never have enough information. you are a liar. yeah, well, it's tough when you wake up in hell talking hitler's butthole, because there's a special place for people like that who propagandize and hoodwink good americans, right? >> it came out that he didn't have a cabinet meeting for seven months. >> yeah, because he got locked in the cabinet. no, pelosi put him in the cabinet. >> no cabinet meeting for seven months is crazy. okay. up next. you're not brainy if you give awards to liz cheney. >> if you'll be in the new york area with, like, tickets. to see gutfeld, go to foxnews.com, slash gutfeld, and click on the link to jo

and we ain't talking luxembourg or canada. it's china. justin, what do you think we're facing here?s your take on this whole thing? >> you know, i think brendon's on the money there, which is all of these things are immensely powerful and someone's going to own them. i got to tell you, sometimes i tweet, i still do. it turns out that, you know, elon musk is in charge of that one. i'm not super happy about him and his algorithm having an outsized impact on american politics. you could, of course, move across to facebook or maybe instagram, but then you've got zuckerberg running the show. and so i think that what's the fundamental problem here is the concentration of power, the power that those algorithms have and the lack of transparency that they have. so there's got to be too much power rests with someone. this is a xenophobic administration coming in. as long as that someone is rich rather than chinese, they seem to be okay with it. but i think those of us with a more democratic leaning feel quite suspicious about the whole thing. >> but can we just think for a moment? or can we t

reporter: in 1949, after harry truman was elected president, he rewarded mesta by namer her envoy to luxembourgit musical. but the appointment didn't go down as well at the state department. >> she was belittled, cut out of meetings. >> our distinguished guest this evening is madam perle mesta, united states -- >> reporter: she was asked about the difficulty she faced on an interview program that aired on cbs at the time. >> have you found being a woman handicap in performing your ministerial duties? >> to a certain extent, it's a handicap because we have to prove ourselves, and we have to prove that we can do a job. i think maybe we have to work just a little bit harder than the men do. >> reporter: still, mesta thrived in the post, continuing to give parties, including a monthly event for american gis based in europe. >> this went on for four years. she estimated 25,000 soldiers came to her parties. >> reporter: gordon says that only when researching her new biography did she realize what the hostess managed to accomplish behind the scenes. >> it is a great thing to be an american woman. >> r

these small towns choke point towns and in the 28 division sector east of bastogne in portions of luxembourg here, they really do notice the german buildup. and there there's some interesting anecdotes. there's a there's a sergeant who's i think he's the senior sergeant in b company 110th infantry and a little town called monarch, which is about a mile east of clairvaux, becomes a key point that the germans to take to get on to bastogne. and this guy, j.j. kuehn from wisconsin had had really become convinced that the germans were up to something. and so he is he's sending shadow patrols out to figure out what the germans up to, because there's more patrols, there's more patrol activity, so on and so forth. and in this sector, by the way, photo isn't helping as much because. this has bad weather, the sector and, i think about half the the missions that we had this time had to abort. and so we don't a complete picture except these guys on the ground q and is frustrated because he thinks his battalion command and then his regimental fuller doesn't really get the situation and so he's determined

perfect example i'll use is back a few years ago the $881 million general hospital we build the luxembourg general hospital, we build we needed to ramp up staff that had familiarity with providing a hospital so they knew at the time what was called hodgepodge that was the state regulatory agency so we needed that expertise so we make sure that when we have bond programs come in we are very much in line and communication with our key clients who we're going to help deliver the project for in the most recent bond i'll give an example of the china town health center for public health. we're having regular and frequent communications with them and in fact full disclosure i was texting with their ceo before i got up here to speak on this about some elements related to some of those projects. >> so we make sure that we can get on board very quickly but we make sure we do so in a way where we're right sized. >> we don't want to have much larger staff on a project than we actually need and that was something commissioner woolford and i and others have talked about before what level of analytical w

cans and bottles have been distributed in belgium, the netherlands, the u.k., germany, france and luxembourg your brief. jonathan: more from dani in about 30 minutes. up next, higher for longer. >> the 10-year is not priced for a higher for longer inflation. it is a much priced for a 2% world. jonathan: that conversation is up next. you are watching bloombergtv. ♪ jonathan: the biggest one-day loss of the year on the nasdaq 100 and not much of a bounce back on the s&p 500. higher by .1%. yields declining yesterday. 10-year, 455.86. under surveillance, higher for longer. >> it is possible the fed is going to have to take some of their cuts back this year because inflation is at best stuck at these levels. the 10-year is not priced for a higher for longer structural inflation. it is a much price for a 2% world. jonathan: investors turning to the fed'd meeting kicking off this morning when they wake up in washington, d.c. greg peters joins us now. lisa: the shade. they do go to bed at 6:00. jonathan: greg, welcome to the program. i want to go back to the quote that came from oksana. we are stil

marble steps, we saw some of the else on the floor the house that had fallen down marble steps in luxembourg nancy pelosi. guest: yeah. pelosi was injured and able to come back to the floor of the house. i think what these incidents have in common is the fact that when you have a very small majority were narrow margin between the parties, the health of your members matters, the ability to vote. maybe johnson won the vote today as a speaker but if he has a few members who cannot come for whatever reason, and all members of the democratic party show up, he won't have a working for majority. this is one of the stresses that come with the job of being speaker with a very small majority. host: he also has control over the schedule and keeping the vote open my correct? guest: these the ability of the speaker to keep things from the floor. and he has this has happened in the past when majority parties kept the vote open, we just saw it with the vote for speaker to get more votes. but it won't help if you have members who are hours away were hospitalized and can't,. keeping things from the floor mig

after she underwent hip surgery after being hospitalized last month for an injury traveling in luxembourghost: all democrats will be in attendance today. we are expecting 219 republicans with one vacancy because matt gaetz was nominated by president elect donald trump to serve as attorney general, so he resigned his post even though he won reelection to the florida state. this morning at noon eastern, the vote will take place and we will see how many republicans vote for mike johnson. that is the question this morning. the storyline that folks are watching in washington. frank in new london, ohio, republican caller. your message to lawmakers? caller: yeah. in order to see what we put in, and everything, what these people need to do is vote on single issue problems. everybody in the united states is tired of they vote on a package. the package don't work because there are good things in the package, but they want to trash it up and they vote it down and we get nowhere. vote on single issues. thank you. host: you are referring to specifically what happened in december, the large spending pa

the recall mainly affects belgium, luxembourg and the netherlands, but five product lines were also shippedto britain. while no complaints have been reported in the uk, the company says it is working closely with authorities to resolve the issue. chlorate, which can be produced during food processing, does pose potential health risks, including thyroid problems, particularly in children. the company, though, insists risks to consumers is low and that the affected products are being swiftly withdrawn from shelves. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you for a full roundup at the top of the hour. now, though, it's over to patrick. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome along everybody. just a reminder that i've got a bombshell exclusive relating to prevent at 10 pm. tonight. but before that, donald trump deports illegal immigrants. keir starmer let's them bring their relatives over, and a local council makes taxpayers pay for their driving lessons. trump is ramping up. >> deporta

yeah, but if luxembourg turns against us, i think we'll take him. >> we'll never go that movie.ember that movie, the peter sellers one? yeah, right. >> yes. the mouse that roared. >> yes. the mouse that roared. >> the mouse that roared. >> the mouse that roared. >> so luxembourg have got a navy. haven't even got a shoreline. >> well, same with bolivia too. they lost their shoreline. >> but that's just like all the people who went on bullseye and won a speedboat and live in a council estate. somewhere in landlocked. >> there will be people in nottinghamshire with 1980 speed boats, my people. >> and then actually, let's do the health thing on this one on this sunday. >> yeah, let's do that. patients must get a choice of five hospitals. this is wes streeting saying patients, you know should have a choice of essentially five. if you know, if you stubbed your toe or whatever or you're seriously ill, you should have a choice of five hospitals. i would argue, wes, people would love a choice of one hospital, but a good one that works. yeah, a really good one that works, you know. so and

the recall mainly affects belgium, luxembourg and the netherlands, but five product lines were also shipped to britain. there have been no complaints reported so far in the uk, but the food standards agency says it has launched an investigation into the issue. those are the latest headlines. plenty more still to come right here with headlines. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> its headline is your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. we're going to kick off with a look at some of the front pages. the times. alert of dizzying range of extremism. the telegraph non—crime hate laws set to be expanded, and the sun i was scared to come out as gay. more front pages in a second. but first, simon, what do you make there of the times? >> times main headline as you have identified alert over dizzying range. of extremism. and i think this story can best be. >> categorised as. >> categorised as. >> a narrow escape. the home office. >> have rejected. >> have rejected. >> these find