i want to bring in david williams. ve you had buys on major quantum names, but your reports, i got the that tell you, i hope people have access to to them. they are fantastic reads, because this is a complicated area. i want the talk -- to talk about the timeline. it seems like it's the moved dramatically. your thoughts overall on where quantum computing is right now. >> yeah. no, that was certainly a hard act to follow there finish the. [laughter] but what i'll say on the timeline to quantum compute being is, you know, i think we're much closer than is realized. and, you know, we recently had nvidia's ceo that had talked about 10- 15 years before they'd become useful. we think the timeline's quite shorter hand that with today quantum computers that can do certain things very well, but they don't do all things very well. and i think that's really where the timeline comes down to the,, is what is your thoughts on the timing and what qualifies as reaching that a level. charles: so right now i know you've got buys, i think

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the philosophical society, people like william bartram, benjamin smith, barton, thomas jefferson, david rittenhouse. benjamin franklin was the founder of the society and its first president. so this a scientific center similar to the french academy of sciences which we show no knew about. so he arrives in december 1792 in philadelphia he meets with a group of apes members and he says i have a great idea for you. i want to travel across this continent. i will make discoveries that you can't even imagine, discoveries that will be useful to the united states and to mankind. and i will share with you my if you underwrite this expedition and the apes members say. huh? we've heard this idea before. we you know. have you ever heard of thomas jefferson? he's been talking about doing for almost a decade, as early as 1783, jefferson had been trying to fund a transcontinental expedition. fact, in 1783, he appointed he reached out to george rogers clark, conqueror of the west, to see if clark would undertake an expedition to the pacific ocean, he tried to raise money, particularly through the virgi

it is also my honor to welcome lieutenant governor david tolan and his family in the gallery, his wife beth, and their children, caroline and william. along with my family members, especially my granddaughter rory, who are joining us via livestream. for much of my time in office, we have been focused on righting the wrongs of the past. getting our state back on the road to prosperity. that is exactly what we have accomplished together. refunded our public schools six years in a row. [applause] we balanced the state budget six years in a row. [applause] we closed the bank of k. and we are investing in roads and bridges and broadband. [applause] we have attracted the largest economic development progress -- projects in the history of our state. [applause] we pay down our debt, and we have seen our state's financial ratings be upgraded three times. [applause] we completely asked the tax on groceries. [applause] as of two weeks ago, no kansan is paying state sales tax on groceries. you all know it took a while, but we got it done. [applause] and there is more relief on the way. in total, i have signed into law $2 billion in tax cuts. i

david count from thes advocacy network and william dean. so you can come up and again each of have you 3 minutes we welcome your comments >> hi. i'm mark the health commission second at 30 second tells do a ding and you got the final at throw minutes >> thank you. >> hi. i'm eve chu. i'm a san francisco resident and community member i worked for castro mission health center and mission neighborhood health center. i work wor for upon community health center. i'm a transgender man, i'm hiv period diagnosed in the last year. for me i -- dealt with hard times and this city caught me due to the the opinion health program here. i responsiblesed homelessness in the city and addiction in the city that is why i'm here to urge you all to keep a healthy budget for hiv. health care in the city temperature is important. for me i am not honest low sure fiwould be here i urge to you consider the transgender people residents of the city because many of us are dealing with hiv the fastest rising populations in our [inaudible] not only that many of my siblin

but first let's remember that david and glide were both involved in a civil rights movement glide founders janice mirikitani and reverend caesar williams led the way on so many civil rights issues and a civil rights organization that david began over 30 years ago participated in this month to be 30 years was also founded in a 1960s and rooted in the african-american community with so many values and so much history in common, it's no accident that we're here today at glide. how many of you guys haven't been in this church in a while? come on. >> okay. don't make it your last time. this is san francisco's church. yes. okay. this is san francisco's church . this want to remind you of that god is the national center for social justice dedicated to fighting systematic problems, creating pathways out of crisis and poverty and transforming lives every day. >> these words could only describe the work of san francisco's city attorney's office over over the course of the years. thank you, david, for the work you've done. thank you. and now it's time to introduce the glide ensemble. a quick fun fact about david is that he sang in the choir befor

host: that is david in florida. this is william also in florida, riverview.d morning, republican. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, william. caller: yeah. i would like to say that i agree with trump. years ago when i worked in sales, i worked for the tobacco company, i worked for some food service companies, i traveled as a regional worker, and i had to account just like these people do. i had to fill out reports. they wanted to know where i have been, who i talked to, and i had to do it. one time i falsified it and put down that report and got fired. so i agree with what trump is doing. there is a lot of people, obviously it happens, that are not doing their job and it is waste, just like trump said. i think they should be held accountable. if they are doing their job and doing the right things, i don't see what the problem is. why are they scared to fill out a questionnaire of what they have been doing? a lot of people are scared because there is a lot of waste. i just wanted to say that this morning. i agree with trump. thank you. host: that is william

williams: i rise in strong support of h.r. 828, the serv act, led by my colleagues representative davids, alford and conaway. it's important to support our veterans once they transition back to civilian life, often on main street america. while our nation's heroes are uniquely positioned to be successful business owners because of skills gained in the military because they are natural leaders. unfortunately, veterans often face barriers starting a business, including access to capital and general awareness of available resources. this bill directs the interagency task force on veteran small business development to create and action plan to reach out to veterans and inform them of resources that apply to their direct needs. we must work together to ensure our veterans have access to the tools necessary to start or grow their businesses. i want to thank the sponsors of the legislation once again and urge my colleagues to support our veterans and pass the serv act. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized.

prince william making a video appearance as part of the rising star awards handed out to david johnsonn of acting talents to pursue their dreams. >> the bafta goes to superman the christopher reeve story. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and our own will reeve and his siblings matthew and alexandra in london celebrating a win on the documentary about their legendary dad, super man the christopher reeve story. >> we thought we were making a film about super man the ultimate super hero. ultimately we realized we were making a film about someone who was a hero, but very much a human being. to these three magnificent people -- [ applause ] alexandra, will and matthew reeve, the children of christopher reeve. without them, we wouldn't be here tonight. >> reporter: will sending us these photos with their prized new golden hardware. the baftas are often seen as a predictor of what's to come. what about will and his siblings? >> rebecca: we love will. we appreciate you bringing us that story. joining us now, as luck would have it, from london, fresh off his family's bafta win, it is will r

under oath, and william harvey, america's 007, they said they held a lot back from mccone, even though he was head of the cia. so you have some rogue agents, contract agents like daviderrie who worked with the cia, and disenchanted cia agents who felt that kennedy letting down the cuban exiles during the bay of pigs and during the missile crisis, not taking the opportunity to oust castro and give them back their homeland, there's a lot there that speaks to mccone's innocence. it was not a cia plot but rogue agents within the agency might have. and g. robert blakey, famous for writing up the rico law, but he was also a dogged investigator. he kind of tiptoed around the government because he is a government guy. he says it seems the government may have played a part in this. i will tell you what is left out of all the books i have read. it is a very interesting piece of the puzzle, where they barely touch on it, most books. blakey kind of touched on it but didn't want to go deep into it. the secret service made a number of changes -- and i can run them off for you really quick, because they are crucial to kennedy being killed in dealey plaza. it speaks to the mob's re

david sanger, thank you so much for joining us from your trip there with the vice president, john. >> all right. ward, this morning, the nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams may come home sooner than expected, although that's all relative because they were initially supposed to come home last summer before there were issues with their boeing spacecraft. now, because there have been some switches and schedules, they couldn't come back in early march, a couple of weeks earlier than planned. more than 100 fishermen had to be rescued after a crack formed on a large chunk of ice that they were fishing on. the men began drifting out to sea in remote waters between russia and japan, before a helicopter was able to land and rescue them. not everyone wanted to be saved, though. crews said some of the more extreme fishermen refused to leave before making a catch. and this morning, a new chapter in one of the most shameful streaks in the history of competition for the 119th straight time, a golden retriever did not win best in show at the westminster dog show. a golden. a lab they've never won. this celebration of inbreeding. not ever. the champion this year was a n

david sanger, thank you so much for joining us from your trip there with the vice president, john. >> all right. ward, this morning, the nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williamsome home sooner than expected, although that's all relative because they were initially supposed to come home last summer before there were issues with their boeing spacecraft. now, because there have been some switches and schedules, they couldn't come back in early march, a couple of weeks earlier than planned. more than 100 fishermen had to be re

william proxmire had the golden fleece award. what was that back in the 60s? and 70s, al gore went on david've been around. but i will tell you this what i found, and i'm not talking about those two gentlemen, but what i found when we were trying to do the hard work to balance the budget, we did it four years in a row when people started talking about things like this, it was to distract from the fact that you have to find savings in medicare and social security, in defense spending, in these other areas that take up 85 to 90% of the budget. so they'll go, oh, look over there, look at the bird over there. and then they can wield the chainsaw. and yet they do nothing. as, again, the congressional budget office, the congressional, the congressional budget office says our debt is going to go up another $23 trillion over the next decade that will cripple america. mike. that's right, joe. and you can add senator alan simpson, who peter knows very well to that list. i remember growing up in orange county, california, hearing about the bill proxmire golden fleece awards, government excesses, the s

joint session clerk david williams hopes the community will open up to learning more of the church's history when the process begins to discuss its future. >> we are inviting the local community to come along and hear more about the history of the church and discuss with us the possibilities for its future. it's quite special. we can tell a lot of the story of scotland as a nation from this one site, and the more i get involved, the more i start to understand what this building offers and some of the stories that can be told from it. >> an exhibition running from march 20th 2nd to april 5th will begin the public consultation. in spite of the eye—watering sum, reverend rennie is feeling positive, buoyed by the thought of all those with a vested interest in dunfermline coming forward to participate in shaping the abbey's future. tony mcguire gb news, dunfermline. >> well. >> well. >> there we go. thank you very much, tony. >> we've got a real problem actually, with crumbling churches up and down the country and not enough money to fix them up. >> yes, indeed. well, often i find that th

david's day. catherine, of course, continuing her return to duties after cancer treatment, will join william in pontypriddn the 26th of february. the couple will meet locals affected by flooding from storm bert and storm daragh in december, and they'll also tour a local market, helping to prepare welsh cakes and explore a community garden and woodland. what a way to spend the afternoon. those are the latest headlines from the newsroom. now let's head straight back to maryland and nigel farage. >> 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/advent. >> yep, it's the annual c—pac conference and today falls on day 30 of the trump administration being in power. and boy, they have been moving at breakneck speed on a variety of issues, including one that trump promised during the campaign and actually for the previous two years that he would address, namely, the war in ukraine. and as you well know, negotiations have begun. he spoke at length on the phone to vladimir putin, and the teams met in saudi arabia earlier on this week. jd va

david's day. catherine, of course, continuing her return to duties after cancer treatment, will join william in pontypriddn the 26th of february. the couple will meet locals affected by flooding from storm bert and storm daragh in december, and they'll also tour a local market, helping to prepare welsh cakes and explore a community garden and woodland. what a way to spend the afternoon. those are the latest headlines from the newsroom. now let's head straight back to maryland and nigel farage. >> 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/advent. >> yep, it's the annual c—pac conference and today falls on day 30 of the trump administration being in power. and boy, they have been moving at breakneck speed on a variety of issues, including one that trump promised during the campaign and actually for the previous two years that he would address, namely, the war in ukraine. and as you well know, negotiations have begun. he spoke at length on the phone to vladimir putin, and the teams met in saudi arabia earlier on this week. jd va

waleses in wales, prince william and princess catherine william and princess catherine will vincent will visit pontypridd today ahead of saint david's day on saturday. >> an estimated 1.2 million people in the uk have an eating disorder. we're going to be heanng disorder. we're going to be hearing what experts are doing to raise awareness this week of people's struggles. >> retirement crisis young people are at risk of working forever, as pensions won't cover the cost of later life. >> and it's a british culinary staple. fish and chips. we're going to be meeting one young friar up there who's making sure that the industry stays alive. >> is young farmers that will keep the fish and chip industry alive. so it's us that has to keep it. so we have to maintain that and bring in new ideas. >> never too early for fish and chips. and in the sport, football. three clubs with a chance to make it into the top four last night, but only one tookit four last night, but only one took it close behind. in cricket, england play their controversial champions trophy against afghanistan game today. and in boxing, chris eubank jr smacks conor benn with

david's day. meeting locals hit by severe flooding late last yean by severe flooding late last year, william and catherine stop at the historic market, helping to prepare traditional welsh cakes and speaking with business owners about the impact of the storms. they'll also visit a community garden restored by volunteers after the floods. catherine, who announced her cancer remission in january, has been making a gradual return to public duties. that's the news on gb news. plenty more on all the top stories and of course, the latest on the migrant figures as we get them. now, though, it's time to head back to andrew and bev. >> 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/advent. >> malcolm grimston. >> malcolm grimston. >> good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom with andrew and bev until midday. now the topics in the air. today is all about military spending. foreign aid. foreign aid. where we should be spending our money. what about countries overseas? should we be investing in them or not? this is all building up to show yo

prince william and princess catherine try their hand at making welsh cakes during a visit to the country in honour of saint david'ssaturday. >> gary lineker hits out at the bbc after it removed a documentary deemed to be pro—hamas. >> as experts warn, labour's private school tax is threatening british rugby. we're asking this morning is it killing our traditions? >> we're going to be joined >> we�*re going to be joined later by the winners of the prestigious national fish and chip awards. >> good morning. and it was a huge night of premier league action. but did we finally see the end of the title race? liverpool move 13 points clear at the top with victory over newcastle. there were wins two for manchester city and manchester united. >> hello there. good morning. a fine, dry and settled day ahead. plenty of sunshine though. a few showers in places to find out where. stay tuned and i'll be here with all the details. >> it's just gone. 6:00. i'm >> it�*s just gone. 6:00. i�*m stephen dixon. >> i�*m ellie costello, and this >> i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast. we're talking about the small joys we'r