henry hill. yeah. thank you. henry hill. george washington university. thank you.lly interesting talk and congratulations on the book and the research. thank you. i guess my question is just looking at what we're experiencing today in the united states right. there's something of a backlash against aid. and i thought it was very interesting to think about that in the context of the chinese approach that you said. right. so like kind of in our language, language of aid, it's a language u.s. leadership. whereas for china, you're describing it, they're describing as all integrated, right. that that aid you can't they don't even use the word aid. and it's kind of all bundled up very tightly with the idea of like development, trade. so things that benefit chinese people and china directly. so i guess i'm wondering, you know, based on your research, do you find evidence, have they managed to have has that helped them to avoid kind of a backlash in their own country? i mean, do they do they do you see critics that they're that are saying in the same way that critics have

i'll just say was john henry has moved from capitol hill in the us senate has voted to confirm chelsea gabbert his director of national intelligence that happened on a party line vote of 52 to 48 voting against her. were every single democrat in the chamber. also, mitch mcconnell, the former republican leader, who said the nation should not have to worry that the intelligence assessments of the presidents receives are tainted by a director of national intelligence with a history of alarming lapses in judgment. those alleged lapses are in the one hand, blaming the united states for rushers invasion of ukraine, and for visiting bashar al assad in syria and telling the us government that he had no weapons of mass destruction. there were likely other republicans who might have voted against are many it expressed objections. chuck schumer, the democratic leader in the senate, said he believes that this were a silent vote, that only 10 people would have voted for. he called her a terrible choice. nonetheless, she went through largely with the support of republicans who wanted to make sure th

more on this, we cross the capitol hill, speak to john henry. and so a controversial takes for some, but he has made it through of the that's right. it was another controversy opaque and he was approved by a vote of 52 to 48 on an entire we party line vote. and all 48 democrats voted against him. all 52 republicans voted for him except for mitch mcconnell, the former senate majority leader, who happens to have been a polio survivor. now, kennedy is a vaccine skeptic who has link vaccines to autism and other things. he's soften some of those views in recent days, but mcconnell said that he's watched vaccines save millions of people from disease, and he said, a record of trafficking in dangerous conspiracy. theories in a roading trust in public institutions is not entitled mr. kennedy to lead these important efforts, and it's a strange turn of events for kennedy, a lifelong democrat, who ran as an independent for president before turning his report to trump. his father, robert f. kennedy and his 2 uncles and john and edward kennedy, both served as

that's john henry, bring us up to date from capitol hill. there is still a head analogy 0. the focused on those are the right top into the turkish presidents. also military cooperation. 3, i'm going to, i'm just, i'm about is the top of the agenda during the visit. i'm a part of the new city as enough. women are often some of the most effective by conflicts incident. and that's the case for that are also some unexpected opportunities for empowerment and the support actions and 0 polygons teams target applies the last system the holiday starting, it increasingly on settled across the western parts of europe, more cloud and rain spilling in from the atlantic. and that'll push just by side of the rece woods. i'm looking at rain sleet and snow is this model at pushes into some of these. the code has to be placed across those eastern pasa sub 0 over towards that's the western side of a rush, which you can see just about subzero that in scandinavia, behind the cloud. and the rain went to weather. i went through by the sinking further south with the nation, so by some snow that in

our good friend chris henry in morgan hill, water finally flowing into chesborough reservoirs. about time. now again, most of the heaviest rain has been by far this season, but marin county, san francisco, san pablo bay north. but there it is. they got picked up about an inch to an inch and a and a half yesterday around morgan hill. so finally getting a little bit of rain there in santa clara valley and some water getting into the reservoirs. you're so cold. that's right. windsor cordelia dropped to 31. i have to fix that. orinda, occidental. novato, dublin, stanford campus and gilroy, all between 31 and 35. a lot of 30s. so it will be nice today. it's just a little chill, but it will get morning sun. and then i think some afternoon clouds. next rain is there tomorrow to the left of your screen. and again it won't have anything similar to what we had yesterday, but you're still seeing a half inch to maybe two inches of rain. so it's almost time to get concerned here, but not today. i can see clearly now. highs will be in the 50s, morning sun, some afternoon clouds, but on the c

morgan hill, our observer, chris henry probably will end up with four. big time event for morgan hill. casadero three and a quarter. san rafael two and a quarter castro valley. thank you jay 214 redwood city. good rain, almost two. orinda 1.82 fremont an inch and a half and pleasanton also just shy of an inch and a half. wind gusts anywhere from 43 to 61. based on what i saw, mount almanor 61 could easily have been higher near crystal springs reservoir, 56 lafayette hills and los gatos hills, 5860 and s at augusta 53. pushing inland now is the front. but watch, see, there's the low spinning in that will trigger a lot more activity here in the next couple of hours. late morning, early afternoon. some let up but you can get a lot of see i mean this just keeps going. i know the russian river area around mount tamalpais, some in marin county. it looks like on the radar it's not happening. but it is. it's a light, steady rain. but watch santa cruz mountains. that looks like that's pushing. there's some dry air now about ready to punch in there. so i think you

morgan hill observer chris henry 5.61 had the greatest single day, february total ever, going back to 1983. mount veeder had good, good rain kentfield still almost four and a half. the orinda fire station, three and three quarters pleasanton, redwood city, yountville and santa rosa, all two and a half to over three guadalupe watershed. the almaden watershed, both with really good rain. six and a third mount madonna five, plus san leandro reservoir four and a third, mount tamalpais over four. mount diablo three and a half, and la honda had almost three and a half. just a couple little guys hanging on around around the peninsula, south san francisco east south to santa clara valley. but there's not much left 40s and 50s on the temps here up in the mountains. still some snow. looks like it's winding down though, but northstar had 31in of new snow, and i'm sure there will be some totals coming in here now in the next hour or so. once it gets daylight, they go out and measure a winter storm warning until 10:00 tonight. another 3 to 6 at lake level could easily fall, but we're just about th

morgan hill, that's our observer, chris henry. storm total of 5.61. in morgan hill for february. mount veeder over four and a quarter kentfield 4.41. the orinda fire station 3.76. you know the fire station should buy me coffee because i give them shout outs all the time, right, dave? i do. all right, pleasanton, that's really good rain for pleasanton. redwood city over three as well. yountville. almost three in santa rosa in town 2.41. other totals here. west healdsburg 4.60 danville 3.62. terra linda 3.59. atherton 2.80 oakland two and a half. napa two and a quarter san francisco 182 and san jose with 1.65. i mean, that's a biggie for them. the guadalupe watershed six and a third. san martin 4.60. san leandro reservoir 4.3. mount tam over for mount diablo three and a half. and castro valley. that's from. i think it's mr. g there. 2.77. thank you, mr. g. almost done. i mean, this will be a much better day than yesterday. so look for a little bit of lingering activity. there's just not a lot but a few little guy showers could pop up. and most ofs actity

morgan hill observer chris henry, three and a half. casadero observer raymond three and a quarter.9. napa over an inch and a half. walnut creek an inch and a half. santa clara a viewer called in to sammy on the desk and said, can you give this to steve? and sammy did. so there you go. santa clara 1.15 and clayton 1.10. that's good rain for clayton. wind gusts. they've been up to anywhere from 40 to 60mph. amount eminem 61 lafayette hills, los gatos hills, near crystal springs reservoir, sfo and lucas valley, all between 43 and 61mph. now the front is going through, but there's still rain on the back side. just some of the rainfall rates have come down a little bit, but not in the santa cruz mountains. you can see some break to the north, but that's short lived because that low is going to spin in. but look at this. that's just hammering the santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley. i think they'll end up with the most 50s on the temps here. some rain snow mix up in tahoe, but it's all going to be snow here eventually, and there will be a lot stacking up in the i mean, maybe 3 to 4f

hill experiences? mr. moore: i worked on the house foreign affairs committee, i worked for chairman hyde, henry hyde, who passed away, i think in 2007. wonderful man. real honored to be able to serve and work for him. obviously well knowner in hyde amendment which is something that's very important to me and i support. so started off with him. i left with chairman ileana ros-lehtinen. then went into the private sector working in aerospace and defense. host: then got into a career in government in west virginia. which positions did you hold? mr. moore: i first ran for house of delegates. won my house of delegates seat by 100 votes, 2016, as part of the trump train wave in west virginia. won that seat. was in house leadership in the house of delegates. and then went on to run for state treasurer in west virginia which i was the first republican elected state treasurer in west virginia in 92 years to take that position. which i obviously just ended that term right now, four-year term. then ended up running for congress and here i am. host: you mention all these life experiences, professional experiences you've had

cracking panel for you is a deputy editor of conservativehome, henry hill, who's not feeling fragile , and who's not feeling fragile, and political consultant and labour councillor dominic wolf, who is a newbie. first time a newbie for me to play with. yayi but before we get stuck into today's stories, here's the news with sophia hill. >> jim mcmahon john, thank you. very good afternoon. it's just gone. 12:00. these are your latest headlines. now, the three hostages released by hamas this morning have now entered into israel. according to the israeli army, those returned are the last living hostages from a group of 33 due to be freed in the first stage of the ceasefire deal that took effect on the 19th of january. israeli hostages charles shoham and mangisto were handed over to the red cross earlier this morning. the fourth hostage that was due to be released, hisham al—saeed, will now be freed without a pubuc will now be freed without a public ceremony later on today. this comes as israel's army have reported that the body of hamas hostage shiri bebe has been identified. they say it