peter: small area variation.alcolm: it's a fascinating idea that in the world of health care, people who studied the way doctors practice medicine 50 years ago began to notice there were massive variations in practice patterns from one community to the next. you could be living, in vermont, doctors behaved incredibly differently from other doctors write down the road so it's levels of how frequently a doctor might perform a tonsillectomy differed dramatically between those two towns, how frequently a doctor would perform a hysterectomy varied dramatically between those two towns and we have seen this pattern across the united states, there are communities where over laurel just overall levels of health care utilization is three times than in other towns. the way you are treated in minneapolis looks nothing like how you are treated in los angeles. peter: super-spreader's on the rise of social engineering with regard to over storing you say the over storing is specific and tied to a place, powerl, shapes behavior a

peter: this is the second wife of robert f.., who recently ran for president of the united states, correct? maureen: correct. and, you know, in this latest sex scandal that he has been party to, the former star political reporter at new york magazine, olivia nuzzi, was revealed to be involved in what was termed a kind of digital affair, an online sexual affair, with bobby. he tore it right out of the same playbook. he said she was crazy, but she was obsessed with him, that her behavior was stalkerish. i heard this stuff and thought reflexively this is what they do. peter: you quote mary richardson kennedy as saying "i did not get the employee's handbook." maureen: that was carolyn. carolyn bessette would say that whenever john would castigate her for not being a perfect kennedy wife, which is just being docile, and i have things ready with no notice, what's the problem? she would say over and over again i did not get the employee handbook. even the friends of john who were not particularly fans of carolyn had to admit that she

i think that is when things take a different turn peter: for her peter:.he was done? heath: she was like, i am done with this, we are going to have a normal life, hooray, they are in california for a while and she loves that, and then the wilderness years as the nixon people call it, they are in new york and i think this is probably the happiest time for her in her married life aside from world war ii when they are young newlyweds, she is free and with her girls, thinking that they can go out and see exhibits and her husband is a lawyer who has joined a big firm, they have money, she decorates their apartment in grand style and things are great. just what she wants. but of course richard nixon is a moth to the flame with politics, he just cannot stay away. she would be happy to stay away and be the lawyer's wife. but he cannot stay away. so she works on the side of his office and comes in as ms. ryan, she is anonymous and answers the phone and she is always backing him up. she wants him to be happy, she wants him to do what he feels he is born to do when s

so now peter's father takes on the task. this is illegal, i'm positing the seaman and i you terrain horn have been right or left. it doesn't really matter. and quincy pig on everything has to be recorded every insemination. every birth of a calf, every medication administered, and whether or not fertilizer has been applied. applications for e u. agriculture will subsidies are several pages long, multiple copies of reports on environmental and animal welfare standards go to local, federal and you authorities. so good to so the co insemination went fine, so we did that down, you know, they spend about one hour on paper work every day. german farmers have been complaining about the red tape for years. it leaves them less time to work with a live stock, which is what gives peter to mind so much satisfaction. when, for instance, he shows a calf. how to stucco that tube or does it for the whole nature to use the this is survive. when does heist o in time? mean some of the animals don't make it because for instance, and if they don

peter: let's go back to 1978.have some video we want to show with president carter, prime minister begin and anwar sadat. >> whenever there was a danger that human energy would fail or patience would be exhausted or good will would run out, and there were many such moments, these two leaders and their abel devisors in all delegations found the resources within them to keep the chances for peace alive. >> the signing of the framework for the comprehensive peace settlement has a significance far beyond the event. it signals the emergens of a new peace initiative with the american nation in the heart of the entire process. >> we will still have problems to solve. camp david proved had in any problem can be solved if there is good will and understanding and some -- some wisdom. stuart: let me give you a perspective on this. jimmy carter drafted -- no president in american history has ever done that kind of personal diplomacy. 22 separate peace agreements over 1 days. 22 personally. going from sadat and begin and their

she and peter have decided to move in together. live how color wasn't an easy decision actual, especially since i'll be giving up quite to los at home. have thought i've built up the funds so much the past few years. and of course my parents or grandparents and siblings will be far away. not just around the corner, there is few 100 kilometers away no. later. but all that was outweighed by the dream of building a life together and independently of peter's parents with whom they're also living for now. yeah, as the 1st of all, we'll have to give them face a company to make of us and get everything into their place. so there's lots of room for ideas and goodness. i'm not moving into an already finished department. and then we both really want children. and we'll probably get started on that sometime next year. i showed him next. we also got some good. yep. yep. peter is taking over the farms management until now he and his father made all the decisions together in the future. elizabeth will also have a stay in matters squire is not to

: peter:. did jefferson davis throughout his life have a lot of connections to the north? nigel: he did, yes. he traveled in the north. his wife had many connections with the north. her grandfather had been governor i think four times in new jersey. he had a number of members of the senate who he thought of as friends, certainly as good colleagues. so i think this is true of the civil war generally, when a war begins, nobody has any idea just how destructive it is going to be and so, let me backtrack. davis, as the war gets more and more violent and deadly, davis does become sort of anti-yankee, if you will but initially, that was not so. he respected lincoln and he respected his former colleagues. it was just as the war became more bloody and more and more people even in his own family were maimed or killed, he became more resentful of the north and that ultimately would lead to the lost cause aspect after the war. peter: did abraham lincoln and jefferson davis ever meet? nigel: they never act

happy holidays. >> peter: lovely to see you.of march 2020. >> peter: that's right. >> stephen: you are my little good luck charm. [laughter] >> peter: you gave me a lot of hand sanitizer, too much hand sanitizer. >> stephen: not enough! [laughs] >> peter: good to see you. >> stephen: we bumped elbows that night. nice to see you too. you, of course, are married to the wonderful maggie gyllenhaal. [cheers] maggie directed you in "the lost daughter." >> peter: she just directed me again in "the bride." >> stephen: what is it like to work with your bride? evie and i did a cookbook together. it's right here actually. we were worried to work with each other because what if it wasn't pleasant? >> peter: the truth is, maggie and i have done a lot of plays together. that's being directed by austin pendleton usually, like all three of them. and it's different. when she's telling me what to do, you know, well, she's got good ideas luckily. >> stephen: yes. but you don't want to bring it home at the end of the day. >> peter: no, no. the fir

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i think peter is a — and his government. i think peter is a very _ and his government. is a very good - and his government. i think peter is a very good choice. i and his government. i think i peter is a very good choice. he is a very experienced, very shrewd, very clever politician. he is a trade expert, having been trade commissioner for the european union, and that's important when tariffs are such potentially big part of the trump agenda. and luckily, he is an accomplished tactician and a man i think can build some relationships with people who matter around trump, not all of them in washington, but by the way. the stuff that you read in the media that reflects, or social media, about him, this isjust the landscape you have to expect during a trump presidency. because it's... a lot of stuff flying around them, and i don't believe the people who are criticising the appointment are that close to donald trump. i think trump will want to work with the british government, some of the things he wants to achieve for his own agenda but peter mendelson will be quite a good i

here's abc's david muir. >> peter yarrow of peter, paul and mary, the legendary 1960s folk trio. lord, i'm 500 m from my. >> home. >> their music, their distinct harmonies, their lyrics full of moving stories. their song. if i had a hammer, i'd sing out a warning. >> i'd sing out love. between my brothers and my sisters. all over this. land. >> the timeless puff the magic dragon. puff the magic dragon. >> live by the sea. >> sing it with us. >> and frolicked in the autumn. is in a land called on a leaf. >> they would record john denver's leaving on a jet plane. i'm leaving on a jet plane. >> don't know when i'll be back again. >> peter yarrow, writing often with paul stookey, the last surviving member of the group, mary travers died in 2009, often lending their voices for civil rights and against vietnam. how many times must the cannonballs fly before they're forever? >> banned? >> peter yarrow died at the age of 86 at home in new york city, surrounded by loved ones, after a years long battle with bladder cancer. peter yarrow in his own words, america's genius is that we can chan

oh, thank you, peter. >> peter: what's in there? >> steve: look at that, we've heard so many times about one president outgoing leaves a letter for -- >> lawrence: is that first time we saw the letter? >> steve: first. >> lawrence: he didn't open, moment he opens the drawer -- >> ainsley: peter said look in the drawer, there should be a letter. he said, this letter could have been in there for years. >> steve: the president said should we open it right now? >> ainsley: a woman would have all her colored pencils and pens neatly organized. >> steve: that is so donald trump. that is the way he operates. starting noon yesterday, it is freezing in new york city or in washington, d.c., but there is a fresh breeze going through the town. it is 11 degrees, it is chilly. breath of fresh air because donald trump is taking questions from the press and telling everybody what is going on. >> brian: how about this? executi executive orders used to be signed today, instead i'm going to the arena to sign 20,000, announce the awards and sign some he

, peter, paul and mary.w of peter, paul and mary, the legendary 1960s folk trio. ♪ i'm 500 miles from my home ♪ >> david: their music, their harmonies, their lyrics full of stories. ♪ i'd love the brothers and the sisters ♪ ♪ all over this land ♪ >> david: the timeless "puff the magic dragon." ♪ puff the magic dragon ♪ ♪ lived by the sea ♪ ♪ ♪ and frolicked in the autumn mist ♪ ♪ in a land ♪ >> david: they would record john denver's "leaving on a jet plane." ♪ i'm leaving on a jet plane ♪ ♪ i don't know when i'll be back again ♪ >> david: peter yarrow writing often with paul, the last surviving member of the group. mary died in 2009. often lending their voices for civil rights, and against vietnam. ♪ how many times must the cannon balls fly ♪ ♪ before they're forever banned ♪ >> david: peter yarrow died at the age of 86 in new york city, sure rounded by loved ones after a year's long battle with bladder cancer. tonight here, peter yarrow in his own's words. >> america's genius is that we can change, and it c

peters: time will tell. sen. lankford: i did i think this committee wants to discuss who is and is not willing to be able to come for hearings when last year, for the first time in 20 years, the biden administration refused to come for the global threats hearing. so, the request was made month after month after month to the biden administration for may arcus and christopher wray to come give public accounting for it and they stiff armed the committee for months and refused to come. i understand what happened during the impeachment time, but that was a very unique moment that i hope is not repeated again, obviously. but this committee has not had response to the biden administration not appearing. mr. vought: i hope you will recognize --. sen. peters: i hope you realize i called that out very aggressively. i was way out front in called and got it wrong 100%. sen. lankford: i agree. i am just saying, it's not a moment to say it only happened under trump. chair paul: it's us against them. we are the legislature. us

good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. now, spy agencies and the justice department have until february 7th to bring president trump a plan for releasing jfk documents and march 9th to bring him a plan about releasing the r.f.k. and mlk documents. and when he was done signing that executive order. he ordered an aide to bring the pen that he used to his hhs secretary nominee r.f.k. jr. >> a lot of people are waiting for this for years. decades. >> peter: the jfk, r.f.k. and mlk attention files all ordered released by president trump. >> everything will be revealed. >> the president also signed new pardons for 23 pro-life protesters. >> many of them are elderly people. >> peter: and created a crypto advisory counsel say that will help congress craft new crypto laws. >> going to make a lot of money for the country. >> when it comes to traditional monetary policy. the president plans to pressure fed chair jay powell to lower interest rates if they don't come down organically. >> when the oil comes down it will bring down price

i'm peter griffin.9. favorite shows as nature intended them, with all the sex, violence, swearing, and farts intact. like the episode of all in the family where archie got the jeffersons to move. [archie] time for you to move there, uh, jefferson. oh, archie. i can't see out of my sheet! edith, will you stifle yourself? we're supposed to be incognitus. and who could forget that classic episode of the waltons? [mary ellen] good night, jim-bob. [jim-bob] good night, mary ellen. -good night, pa. -[pa] good night, jim-bob. -good night, elizabeth. -[elizabeth] good night, pa. -good night, ma. -[ma] good night, elizabeth. good night, john-boy. -good night, john-boy. -[footsteps] -[door opening] -john-boy? [john-boy] damn it! can't a guy masturbate in this house? [jazz music] peter, look at these numbers. we're a hit. you know, if i were you, i'd think about expanding your programming somehow. brian, that's a great idea. that's exactly what we need to take ptv to the next level. original programming. [stewie] ch

[laughter] [laughs like peter] [laughs like peter] [all laughing like peter] [peter's voice] we have fun down here. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, jordan klepper! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm jordan klepper. we've got a big show tonight. congress is super horny, republicans pretend to vet trump's cabinet, and we get mixology tips from pete hegseth. so let's get into another installment of "trump 2.0: coming for the white house." ♪ ♪ >> i'm gonna come. >> jordan: i truly hate that. so donald trump becomes president on monday and that means... [boos] i know, i hate mondays too. it means we're invading greenland on tuesday, so we've got to decide who is going to lead the armada. which is why today the senate held its first confirmation hearing, for pete hegseth: trump's nominee for defense secretary and dude who makes sure everyone at the frat house has their stories straight. now since he was nominated a couple of months ag

good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. president trump's problems with fema date back to the days after hurricane helene when it was revealed that a fema supervisor was telling aide workers to skip houses with trump signs. so, he is on the ground seeing what could be changed and he is also making big, big changes at the southern border. >> going very well. we are getting the bad hard criminals out. these are murderers. >> peter: two u.s. military aircraft flew patation to guatemala last night. 538 illegal immigrants since monday's inauguration. >> and additional active duty u.s. troops have started arriving at the southern border. >> four years of national humiliation and embarrassment are over. illegal aliens are no longer exempt from our laws. >> peter: today the president also confirmed that dr. anthony fauci is the latest former federal official to have taxpayer funded security detail canceled. >> they can hire their own security. they all made a lot of money. >> as the president surveyed western north carolina's recov

and we're on the golf course with peter odemwingie once a premier league footballer, now a golf pro. former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has announced his retirement from boxing again. it's not the first time he's said he'll leave the sport — hence scepticism around whether this really is the end. last month fury lost his rematch against oleksandr usyk. his announcement comes just a couple of days after anthonyjoshua said a fight with fury "had to happen this year" and that he believed it would. with more here's our boxing reporter ade adedoyn. today's press conference to announce what is a huge bill in saudi arabia has been overshadowed by this news tyson fury says he will retire from boxing. he does so, it will be off back defeats, the most recent in saudi arabia. we have been here before with tyson fury when he said he would retire only for him to change his mind. is he really going to walk away from the sport on this occasion? if that is what he wants to do, great. and everything he could do, in the best british heavyweight of his generation by far. two—time world champi

peters: thank you mr. chairman. sen. paul: with regard to the subject, i'm so that it to some of the points senator peters was making, there was a vote of the time and i voted with the opposite i'll to the side the power of the purse is congress. given that was my position and still is, i think there's some debate over transfer authority and moving money and what you are allowed and not allowed to do. i disagree, i think if we appropriate something for a cause, that's where it is supposed to go. that will still be my position. i think there's some debate over the locality of repurposed thing, and -- repurposed thing and the transfer in the law and we might need to tie up the rules and boundaries more. there's a national security waiver, a presidential waiver, all these emergencies. congress has made the mistake of giving too much power to executive speed regardless of party. this is something i'm open to regardless of who is president and i hope we continue to discuss. senator johnson. sen. johnson: i'm really looking fo

so this morning the tech secretary, peter kyle, was in our studio and indeed in others, at our chumsthe industry, talking about what he believes is a very, very significant opportunity for the economy and also opportunities for us because he reckons the government can be much more efficient. he reckons that all of our lives can be improved by massive advances in al, as it's known. but i should be worried about al, i'm told. well, both, right? and this is an is an interesting thing, isn't it? this is the point. what we were trying to explore tomorrow is how the government gets a balance right between the huge rewards that there are and the huge risks that there also are. but peter kyle, really, this morning i thought came across as a real sort of evangelist for this, essentially sticking his stake in the ground and saying that the uk is going to miss out if we don't crack on and actually welcome these new technologies and that the government backs them too. this was what he had to say. if we get this right, i we will be able to be in the driving seat of it, creating the innovationl an

so this morning the tech secretary, peter kyle, was in our studio and indeed in others, at our chumsthe industry, talking about what he believes is a very, very significant opportunity for the economy and also opportunities for us because he reckons the government can be much more efficient. he reckons that all of our lives can be improved by massive advances in al, as it's known. but i should be worried about al, i'm told. well, both, right? and this is an is an interesting thing, isn't it? this is the point. what we were trying to explore tomorrow is how the government gets a balance right between the huge rewards that there are and the huge risks that there also are. but peter kyle, really, this morning i thought came across as a real sort of evangelist for this, essentially sticking his stake in the ground and saying that the uk is going to miss out if we don't crack on and actually welcome these new technologies and that the government backs them too. this was what he had to say. if we get this right, i we will be able to be in the driving seat of it, creating the innovationl an

he co-wrote "puff the magic dragon" and as peter in the folk group peter paul and mary took it to the hits with if i had a hammer, john denver's leaving on a jet plane. the activism that marked their music and era was seen in 1963's march on washington, a performance making this bob dylan song a protest classic. ♪ the answer my friend is blowin in the wind ♪ >> the words, the dedication of that march. >> reporter: less well known yarrow's guilty plea to taking indecent liberties with a 14-year-old girl and served less than three months in jail and was pardoned by president carter, but in 2019 he apolized for any pain and injury he caused. actions in contrast to his popular music, a polished sound that helped to shape a generation. anne thompson, nbc news. >> coming up, the amazing connection at a bakery in chicago where the bond went far beyond the sweets. the good news is next. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after tryin

i mean, this was a process, peter. we we started not knowing.nately, my boss, mike collins, the general manager, went along with this idea and so it was a process we didn't know were going developed over these five or six years. then seven years in. of course, i a surprise that it went so well. we we did so well with it. and again, back to the producers, i was able to bring on board that people are committed to doing the program. you know, we went on locations, we did pretty much everything that i laid out in the format. but cecily church and her husband developed the program and went on to doing some very nice things for us. tony bertino if viewers grew up watching reading rainbow, they're probably humming the theme song right now. how did you come up with that note? well, the theme song came through our our friends in new york city, the lancet media team. there was a network of people there, and they pretty much saw it it out. they they, you know, put out proposals for it. they got 15 programs and they worked with the writer. it didn't start w

good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret.resident trump says this is his first day back after having a very nice life. and the newsiest part was this oracle open ai and softbank spend $500 million on data centers. ai data centers beginning in texas and these things could be the cure to -- could be part of the cure for cancer. >> it's the largest ai infrastructure project by far in history. >> peter: joint data center project is called star gate. >> i believe as this technology progresses we will see diseases get cured at non-precedented rates. we will be amazed how quickly we are curing this cancer and that one. >> republican lawmakers at the white house today. >> he is going to wear us out. >> the new president's team is teasing new tariffs. >> in our view, tariffs are tax cuts. >> coming as soon as february 1st. >> we're thinking in terms of 25% on mexico and canada because they are allowing mass numbers of people. >> the plan is taking shape to confront chinese influence in this hemisphere. >> china controls the panama can

good morning to you, peter. >> peter: good morning.vernight the white house sent us a very, very long email that says it's a letter from president biden, it's not addressed to anyone. but, it's written in his voice with things like this. it has been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for over 50 years. nowhere else on earth could a kid with a stutter from modest beginning from scranton, pennsylvania and delaware sit behind the oval office desk as president of the united states. that desk is where president biden is going to leave a letter for president trump on monday morning if he sticks to tradition. that desk is also where president biden has been very busy trying to exercise every last ounce of presidential power while he has still got it. look at just the last month and a half or. so he pardoned hunter. he commuted some death row sentences. he gave medals of freedom to hillary clinton and george soros. he banned new offshore drilling. he transferred prisoners out of guantanamo bay. gave ukraine 500 million more taxpayer

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good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. west wing where photos of the new president have already been printed and they are in frames on the walls that had pictures of president biden in them this morning. the social media accounts have already been turned over as well. the first post from the new york press sect account on x says america is back. let's get to work. >> january 20th, 2025 is liberation day. >> peter: and with that. >> welcome home. >> peter: the transfer of power is complete. after waiting four years, the swearing in happened so quickly the trump family wasn't gathered behind him and the first lady hadn't yet arrived with the bible. >> congratulations, mr. trump. >> president trump reflected briefly on july's assassination attempt. >> i was saved by god to make america great again. [cheers] >> peter: but the bulk of his inaugural address read like a to-do list. >> first, i will declare a national emergency at our southern border. >> inflation another day one priority. >> i will also declare a national energy

what stands out about this list of recipients, peter?you think president biden is at all trying to send a message of some sort with these choices? >> well, he is, yes. every time a president gives the presidential medal of freedom it's done with certain priorities in mind, right? of course, when donald trump gave the presidential medal of freedom, for example, to rush limbaugh, literally the middle of the house chamber he was sending a message about his, you know, relationship with the hard right. here you see president biden honoring heroes of the political left as well as major figures in entertainment, humanitarian, athletic and other avorendeavor. obviously the hillary clinton medal as donald trump comes to power again, that who lost to h 2016 and believes that she deserves recognition for a life time of work. he's talking about rfk, the original rfk, not the junior. i think there's a message there as well. message saying that he honors what rfk the original stood for, not what rfk, the son, stands for. yeah, it is a time for a presi

trader peter tuchman. peter, what a difference one day makes, right? what is the feel today about yesterday's selloff and what you see today which is a decent bounce? >> you know what? i think, look, if people -- the most fascinating response to the market yesterday, if we go back to september of 2024, we had the first week of september was the worst week for tech since covid. everyone was just running for the hills screaming fire, fire. the next week was the best week for tech to be since covid. is we are now sort of a little bit jaded about the fact that we can see as the baby gets thrown out with the bath water in an aggressive fashion, this market is not particularly forgiving. yesterday was clearly in retrospect to when we look at this market now, a complete overreaction. look, there's still a lot of unknowns. you know, the fact that small company, that app that rose to the top that a started to churn into the news wires over the weekend and sort of come in on a monday with this perfect storm situatio

. >> ainsley: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us now. >> peter: what people love about joe biden forever, he was an open book and joked he would get in trouble because he says what he means and means what hes. he has had nothing to say about nancy pelosi's role in squeezing him out, big part of the reason he was removed from the ticket. the exit interview did not ask about her. we have a brand new window into the way chuck schumer helped get rid of biden just published about a meeting in rohobeth delaware. you get five yesses, really, mr. biden responded mr. schumer told him, you know i know my caucus and biden nodded. democrats elevated someone who never got a primary vote to the top. biden said real threat to democracy is in the future. >> i really am concerned about how fragile democracy is. what i'm worried about is that the thing that keeps it on track are the guardrails that there is supreme court that is independent, but accountable. there is a congress that is you speak your mind, you are held accountable to basic standard and presidency that says you have limit

white caroline didn't feel she could wait that long she got peter to peter to cardiff white in 9pm.d been 14 hours since she had originally called 999. white within that time no ambulance had arrived. figures published. let learn half serious cases were seen in nine minutes. the last time the target was achieved was back in 2020. a&e waiting time figures for november were released today and they showed that the numbers waiting 12 hours or more was the second highest on record. the health secretary said that the nhs was facing challenges and it doesn't reflect the investment that the labour government was making to reduce waits the labour government was making to reduce wait— reduce waits the last conversation - reduce waits the last conversation i - reduce waits the last conversation i had i reduce waits the last l conversation i had with reduce waits the last - conversation i had with them was where he was in agony. he said poor— was where he was in agony. he said poor ambulance response times were a symptom of greater pressures. the health board said they were unable to comment on

comenzamos de lleno en san josé, donde este domingo la oficina del alcalde matt mahan y el concejal peterfirmaron la presencia de ice en varias partes de la ciudad de san josé. esta es una noticia que hemos estado siguiendo muy de cerca desde temprano, así que vamos a ir en vivo con nathalie vera, quien se encuentra en el este de la ciudad de san josé. nathalie qué información confirmada tenemos hasta este momento? te escuchamos. pero, fátima, como mencionaste, hemos estado siguiendo esta información desde temprano y hablé con el concejal peter ortiz del distrito 5, que representa aquí el este de san josé. y me dice Él también es miembro de la red de respuesta rápida y me dice que recibieron múltiples reportes de presencia de ice aquí en el área de la tropicana. y esto fue alrededor de las 12:30 de hoy día. por supuesto, me dijo. esto ha generado bastante preocupación, preguntas, incertidumbre en la comunidad inmigrante. tenemos algunas imágenes que compartió la red de respuesta rápida del condado santa clara y también peter ortiz. en este video se ve a un grupo que parece ser agentes fed

i'm to peter level . there's a saying if you don't have a seat at the table, then you're on the menu. we can assume that this applies to the panama canal, greenland, and even canada, from some new world order is beginning to look like old fashioned, 19 century imperialism the cross fucking terms, new world order. i'm joined by my guess, great passage. i do a in florida. he's co host of the convo couch in kingston. we have jobs for lindsey . he is founder and director of the trans research institute. and in denver, we cross the tyler nixon. he is an attorney and political strategist, or a gentleman, cross sock rules and effects. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciated possibly, let me go to you 1st in florida. i didn't think in the year 2025, the greenland and canada. so the panama canal would be on the menu. we have so many other pressing issues here. what is this all about? is it a diversion? is it a trump and geo political realist play? is this for the bass or none of the abo

peter, for now, thanks very _ the process.ry much. _ let's speak to the meteorologist alex dasilva from accuweather. peter talking about the santa ana winds and so much focus on that, what are you seeing in terms of wind speeds now and the projections for this next vital21i hours? the projections for this next vital 24 hours?— the projections for this next vital 24 hours? over the last 24 to 36 _ vital 24 hours? over the last 24 to 36 hours _ vital 24 hours? over the last 24 to 36 hours the _ vital 24 hours? over the last 24 to 36 hours the winds - vital 24 hours? over the last l 24 to 36 hours the winds came down — 24 to 36 hours the winds came down a — 24 to 36 hours the winds came down a hit _ 24 to 36 hours the winds came down a bit from their peaks and that has— down a bit from their peaks and that has allowed the firefighters to get some containment on some of these blazes — containment on some of these blazes. you look at the hurst flyer. — blazes. you look at the hurst flyer, 89% containment. and the biggest _ flyer, 8