adrian clark, thank you so much. porto _ at hand someone. adrian clark, thank you so much.nk you so much. porto in a _ at hand someone. adrian clark, thank you so much. porto in a champions i you so much. porto in a champions league tonight. napoli are playing at barcelona tonight on the last 16 tonight for them is 1—0 for that we can follow both those matches on the bbc support website and radio five live. arsenal's first back in the champions league after a while — agony of missing out on the prem title last season — surprised by at the hearts keeper winning the last of his 7a captain november, 2022 he sent to overtake david where is his oldest international. there's a chance to _ is his oldest international. there's a chance to look _ is his oldest international. there's a chance to look up _ is his oldest international. there's a chance to look up close - is his oldest international. there's a chance to look up close with - is his oldest international. there's i a chance to look up close with three competitive games. without being disrespectful to the opposition i've pl

couldn't put it better myself, adrian , your better myself, adrian, your headune better myself, adrianionable. unknown director martin durkin and producer tom nelson for the film or the documentary climate the movie, which was released this week. i watched it on thursday night. it's brilliant. it debunks the science, particularly not that the earth isn't warming, but the fact that co2 is the enemy that we claim it is. it follows the money, the money and the industry that's been built around net zero and above all, at the end, it actually it shows how the poor in the developing countries are suffering from our net zero regulations. i urge everyone to watch this film and make your own mind. >> what is your view then, of climate change and how to tackle it? if we do at all what if you were sort of world king? what would your solution be? because would your solution be? because would agree? more would you agree? there's more flooding, fires, flooding, more forest fires, that sort of thing. >> that's been debunked as well in film. in the film. >> extreme yeah. i mean >> extreme weather. yea

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alright to adrian brown, life as the in washington. adrian, thank you. time pressure will break here and i'll just say are right when they come back, a rocky start for argentina's president has mocking a 100 days and office would explain why he's on good so many argentinians on how carpet 19 led to the incitement of former city and president john, both in are of suspicion of for more on that statement. the the, another late when to pushes, bringing snow strata, group out of central canada, the great lakes and the northeastern states of the us, temperature wise, you can see the dep, toronto's right in it. so round about 0 degrees or beat below with the wind enough to give you a significant windshield by the time we get assessed a, even after it stopped snowing, the big picture elsewhere i studied quite. there was obviously some, some however high ground to the northwest. but then in contrast, as the cold, that comes down through the plains in the midwest, you get the feed up from the gulf. and in between, that means big thunderstorm seemed quite likely in

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adrian murray, bbc news. some breaking news.s nomination. secured the support of delegates required to win the republican presidential nomination as forsyth held a contest including georgia, the battleground where he faces criminal charges. joe biden secure the nomination of the democratic party. that is it for today asia business report. see you tomorrow. vmcsovsk: bbc news - - bringing you different stories from across the uk. this is kathleen�*s last virtual ward check—up. she�*s been recuperating and getting care at home after a hospital admission. they are polite, they're efficient, they listen. if they say it will be a visit, it's a visit. if they say "no visit tomorrow, but it will be a phone call," a phone call. portia's going to do the assessment... i the idea is simple enough — patients can leave hospital and go home sooner, and their care continues using a mix of technology and home visits, it frees up hospital beds and patients prefer it. what we don't often talk about is the side—effects of being in hospital, the im

the bbc�*s adrian murray has more. there is a problem.girls are less likely than boys to study subjects, like science, technology and maths. to tackle this issue, tech bosses here in denmark are now turning to gaming. we've been talking about the lack of women in stem for so many years and the numbers are just not moving. instead of trying to reach the girls when they are in high school or university, which is too late, we want to try to find them on the platforms they choose to be on in this age before they lose the confidence in maths and science subjects in school. secrets await on a campus full of glam. called glampus high, a new game has been launched on roblox, an online gaming platform where just under half of its 70 million daily users are female. the idea here is to tap into girls love of gaming and to introduce fun activities that keep up their interest in areas like technology and science. so, this is the campus area... players run around a virtual campus, taking part in so—called mini games to win rewards for their avatar. we

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adrian murray, bbc news.und by apparent suicide have held him as a brave honest man of the highest integrity. authorities are currently investigating the death from what appeared to be a self—inflicted wound. he retired in 2017 after working for more than 30 years at boeing, he was given a group evidence in a lawsuit against a company before his death. two of his attorneys: police to fully investigate how he died, in a statement to the bbc, they said they quote, didn't see any indication he would take his own life. and that's it for us here on business report, thank you for watching. voiceover: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. life on the road, sleeping under the stars, waking up to birdsong. for luke, though, being a van dweller is simply down to bristol's housing crisis. circumstances, cost of living — like, rent in bristol is insane. like, you know, like i pay £70 a month to live in this. now, according to the city council, the numbers of people living in vans and caravans in t

i will call it a maybe. >> this is interesting, i want to bring in adrian, because adrian is another she is actually from arkansas. i know this because i heard her cheering for her team on the other side of the cubicle. very loudly. and she also knows a lot about a biden team strategy. north carolina is the state that biden came close to winning and didn't win. how do you think the biden team will play this? how will he use the nomination of an extreme nominee to help him in north carolina? >> i think this is a good win in many ways for joe biden tonight, because this is exactly to what everyone on the panel has been talking about tonight. this is the problem with the republican party as we know it today. the mega republican party has coalesced around these grady crazy candidates. doug jones came in and won that alabama race, i think it was in 2016. they coalesce around these mega extremist and losing the generals. this will only help joe biden. again, if you are looking at these independent swing voters, once will ultimately decide who wins in november and they are looking at some o

adrian young is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause so great to have you, adrian, thanks for beingemmy-nominated actor and comedian you know from shows like "community," "the soup" and "the bear. he stars in "animal control," which returns march 6th on fox please welcome back to the show our friend joel mchale, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> what? >> seth: you've been here before >> yeah. >> seth: you know what our vibe is >> this, wow, it's nice to breathe some life into this show [ laughter ] it's great to see that you have gym rash on bass right now or on guitar i've got a problem with you, seth >> seth: what's the problem? >> i notice you don't dress up anymore. >> seth: no. >> except for certain people >> seth: oh, yeah. i do, for certain people >> like the president? >> seth: yeah, i did >> you wore a tie. >> seth: yeah. >> and then for letterman, you wore a tie >> seth: yeah. >> springsteen, no tie >> seth: yeah, no tie, but i did wear a sports coat for springsteen. >> but then everybody else, slob >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> it really

adrian young is here [ cheers and applause give it up for adrian. >> hello, thank you. >> seth: thankht our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning actor you know from "game of thrones" and films like "cyrano. he stars in american dreamer which is in theaters march 8th, let's take a look. >> i was dead for 12 minutes and they thought it was my heart, but it wasn't. >> what was it >> they're not certain one doctor believes it was a gas bubble blocking oxygen to her wind pipe. >> i will never eat hummus again. >> who cares >> because of you, i woke up, i got myself dressed and walked out of that god-forbidden antiseptic hospital. and i came here to look at the sunset >> seth: please welcome to the show peter dinklage, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show [ cheers and applause you know what? >> i'm a dog person, but you've got to wear a cat shirt. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> my son has -- my six-year-old has a matching one >> seth: really? you know, your buddy josh brolin was here >> yeah. >> seth: and he wore a special shirt, too is this something you guys

adrian young is here welcome to the show, adrian.. [ cheers and applause >> thank you yeah >> seth: we're thrilled to have you. our first guest tonight is an academy award-nominated actor you know from films such as "no country for no men," "inherent vice," and "sicario. he's hosting "saturday night live" this saturday, march 9th, with musical guest ariana grande, and he's also starring in "dune: part 2," which is in theaters and imax now. let's take a look. >> how many men with you >> 200 >> 200 do you realize what you're able to achieve with 200 men? incredible fighters. >> duncan said there were millions of them >> in the deep south yes. >> well, what are you waiting for? with thousands of these guys, you could you take control of the entire planet. it's your father's dream what are you afraid of >> seth: please welcome back to the show our friend josh brolin. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome back, friend. >> that's some serious drumming, man. >> seth: yeah, we got a real - >> i felt that >> seth: w

adrian happily who is up here almost every week, introduces us to an uninvited guest with spruce. we don't want these here because they, they basically decided to just landed in and grow. so these, these and all night to the grow really, really quickly, which is why they use the full, the commercial forestry. a retired engineer had lease a new purpose in shaping scotlands future. we generation through forestry is make sense of purpose here. so this land won't be sold to the highest bidder in 20 years time. it will stay as it is just a quick detour to the neighboring valley. and it's plain to see this work pays off the far as trust has planted a staggering 750000 trees here since the 19 ninety's. the adrian hadley was part of the effort and watched the valley transform. 20 bird species of settled here. as of many wild plants and herbs, and much to the benefits of the p d soil to which binds carbon dioxide, helping protect the environment. the benefits and the soil in the to, to the natural process of regeneration to take place. rather than people having to actually physically pump

joining us now is arizona secretary of state adrian fontes. mr. secretary, thank you so much for being with us. i appreciate your time. >> thank you so much, rachel, for having me. >> is it fair to say that things aren't better since 2020 in arizona, and that as we head towards this next election, you're expecting to see a continuation, or maybe even a worsening of some of the sorts of threats and craziness that we saw in arizona a few years ago? >> well, i think in balance things are actually better. our elections officials are trained. they're more prepared. we know what to expect, for the most part. there are some new emerging wrinkles. but we've been here. we've seen that, and those pictures you showed of those armed crowds outside of the warehouse, that was my warehouse. that was my election in maricopa county in 2020. we got through that we got through 2022. we will get past 2024. and we will protect democracy. >> tell me some of the specifics of your planning. this is obviously a threatening environment, not just in terms of physical safety

representative adrian and serves on the ways and means subcommittee as the chair and serves the third district of the state as well, good morning. guest: good morning. as far as o about tonight, what would you describe those as? guest: here we are already in an year and i expect the president to talk about topics he thinks will help him get reelected. the immigration issue, how muck about that because it is an issue i think he's lacking a good position on. the american happening at our southern border and immigration as a whole. i hope he has an announcement to tell the country that he wants to strengthen the southern border. i question whether that will happen but the economy overall, i will guess he will say everything is great. the american people would not agree with that. their visits to the grocery their household purchases are still very expensive. host: when it comes to matters of immigration, would you want to dthor want him to reach out with republicans to work on legislation? guest: the president has the authority to tighten things up hethe remaining mexico policy fr exampl

government funding deadlines, and conflicts in gaz ukraine, with nebraska republican congressman adrian smith, texas democrat congressman marc veasey, democrc congressman brad sherman, and republic fa keen. join us on c-span, c-span now our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> two years ago, democracy faced the biggest threat since the civil war. today, though bruise, our democracy remains unbowed and unbroken. >> thursdaye union address to outline his priorities for the country. watch our live coverage beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern with our preview program followed by president biden's state of the union speech, then alabama senator katy britt will give the republican response and we'll get your reaction by taking your phone call, texts and social media comments. watch the state of the union address, live, thursday, at 8:00 p.m. eastern. on c-span. c-span now video app. or online at c-span.org. >> we are funded by these television companies and more, ♪l buckey broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row sea

i'm adrian thinking 5 months. so there's really strikes on guns. and the united nations has failed to adopt a resolution calling for a 6 file. 3 votes have been held up a security council, but the united states has been to the old view and secretary general and 20 vitality as describe the veto as an instrument. the power lies the council from taking action on the strip. that's a sentiment the palestine signed by, so that's the u. n has also voice saying that american vito's of cost the palestinians, the lives the u. s. is one of the only 5 permanent members that can veto resolutions and it's accused of misusing it. is use of the fee to a hindrance to decision making in the un security council on disability. so the agenda of a select group of countries will bring in our guests in just a moment. but 1st, the report from coastal, i'm sure we've in october, the united states vetoed an adverb, that largely supported un security council was solutions, demanding an immediate cease fire and casa. so team of the 15 member council voted in favor for the unit

adrian brown report from wellington. a long use visit was idly confirmed 5 days ago. his welcome from new zealand is foreign minister. winston pizza is one of the few events open to the media. they'll be no news conference. peter says china is new zealand, most important and complex bilateral relationship, imposing because china is new zealand because trading pop now. complex because new zealand, the united states satellite is concerned about china spreading influence across the pacific. the complexity is how do we manage relations with a very different political power in a way where our interest is still meant? another fiction point usually lives interest in joining a new security pack between the united states, australia in britain, bonus, orcus, china as well. and using the joining would put their relations at risk. the most important part of one use trip will come later this week when he visits australia, where a political debate is deepening about how to respond to china is growing ministry power in the asia pacific region. so i think the priority for china is ob

adrian braun report. so wanting to have you as this report contains scenes of flash photography from the beginning, sign. the hand shakes and smiles belie the high stakes video stadium. government faces in managing its relations with china. australia is foreign minister penny wong, conceding the talks with one he was unlikely to result then many differences. all of them enables us to manage all differences. it doesn't to eliminate them about this government cindy interest of his try them. will always say to manage those differences wisely. as i said in the outside of my meeting, kind of will always be trying to astride. it will always be a strike there. there was no joint media conference, was only comments ahead of his talks on china. he said never into fees in australia is internal affairs, australia should do the same woman to jump on when it comes to china is suffering, say, dignity, and legitimate concerns. we have cause hope that the strategy a will continue to abide by the commitments made at the e

with china, adrian brown, al jazeera weddington, thailand's prime minister, is vowing to do whatever he can to tackle air pollution in the north of the country . a giant cloud of has it. a smog has been created by forest fires and farmers setting their land a blaze for crumb clearance. trying my has become one of the world's most polluted cities because of high levels of fine particles. dustin air, tony chang reports a highly coped to help us in the haze. overlay can know them thailand, filling its tank. it takes off to fight the forest. pause the filled, the with smoke. but the real problem is here, slash and burn farming across the low and become region. with the cool and harvested the dried stokes and stubble of satellites. the remains piled back into the carpets. i can save a lot of money by budding, what is left over. whatever is left would make a good foot lie, so for the land and the land can be used right away. just the fire spreads clouds of acrid smoke below up into the ash breaks up into fine particle dust known as p. m. 2.5. that's poisoning the atmosphere. take what's ha

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adrian young is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause our first guest tonight is a tony- and emmy-nominated actress you know from films like "american beauty," "the kids are all right," and "nyad," for which she just received her fifth academy award nomination she stars in and executive produces "apples never fall" which premieres march 14th on peacock. let's take a look. >> the whole party is just ruined i'm so sorry you did all that work. >> i'm the one who should be sorry. i shouldn't have asked all those questions. >> you did nothing wrong, nothing. oh, oh - >> you okay? >> yeah. yeah i was just -- nobody can break your heart like your own children >> seth: please welcome to the show annette bening, everyone. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show >> thank you so much for having me >> seth: there is much to congratulate you on. much to talk about but maybe no higher honor has been bestowed on you recently than you received the hasty pudding woman of the year. >> yes, i did. >> seth: did you know an

i'm adrian instead of getting a re match between us president joe by from the full of president donald trump, now seems almost certain both swept to impressive victories on super tuesday when primaries were held in moving to 1000 states. but despite strong showings, both candidates face challenges and rallying that base. some republicans unexcused, he asked about another trump run for the presidency. and fighting has opponents in his camp to oppose his support as well as war on gun. so we'll go to our panel in just a moment, but 1st a report from sent in by as they call it super tuesday. for a reason, donald trump cements to the place of the republican challenger for the us presidency in november with resounding primary victories and 12 more states. his lead is now virtually unassailable. we did a window selection because we have no choice. if we lose the election, we're not going to have a frontier exit polls to jeff trump. schools for tougher immigration policies have resonated with many republican voters. but despite his strong showing, he still vulnerable trump has been charged wit

in other games, gritorov of bulgaria won 0.2 against adrian manari of france , taylor ferris of america won in two sets against sebastian, galmonfil from france won two and one of sad kamlan nouri english and tommy american bridge 2/0 french ogunber. some short news in the continuation of the 23rd week of first division football games yesterday, the teams of chador melo , ardakan, farje, sepasi, shiraz, naft, masjid suleiman defeated their opponents, and the match between masek kerman and babylon darya was tied. the 20th edition of the chena premier league ended with the shahid hashminejad mashhad team winning the championship, and tehran naft and ares isfahan teams taking the second and third places. the head of the national cultural wrestling team invited 15 wrestlers to the camp. the training of the national team will start from march 26 in noor mazandaran. their own cultural workers to participate in the selection competitions olympic. and they are preparing for the asian championship in april next year. at the end of the third period of the men's powerlifting league, the teams of a

and adrian, si se international efforts to ramp up deliveries of humanitarian supplies by air and sea, or not effective enough. oh corresponding felix toms, which joins me now from jerusalem. felix given the obvious, ongoing tension in the region. are there security concerns in jerusalem ahead of ramadan or yeah, absolutely. i think these really governments into the 4th is your, are worried that of the month before the month of ramadan will be used by radi called the elements to try and a flame up tensions. here in jerusalem. these riley government needs to be said has a known studies phones limit the entrance of the is ready of is ready arb, citizens, to pray in jerusalem. and we've in a bid to lower tensions. at the same time, we had come off in other groups calling and calling for an escalation of the situation. i think were mostly looking at a situation which is everyone's looking ahead of this coming friday should be it should be a key day when it comes to the situation here in jerusalem and generally in the region. indeed, what about developments with ceasefire talks between isr

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let's listen to adrian utson.overnment had information about a planned terrorist attack in moscow. it was potentially aimed at large gatherings, including. concerts, it prompted the state department to issue a public warning to americans in russia. the us government, building on its long-standing the practice of mandatory warning in such cases also shared this information with the russian authorities. well , i must say that a source in the russian special services, as reported by ria novosti, today confirmed that yes, indeed, the united states transmitted some information, but according to this... source , this information was extremely general and not at all non-specific. yuri nikolaevich, you are the deputy chairman of the state duma defense committee, but you are naturally knowledgeable in these issues the work of the special services, the terrorist attacks, your reaction to what happened, including those versions that are already appearing in the public space today, the ukrainian version, the isis version, tha

adrian, to people.load of people. >> you want to do that. >> you don't want to do that. no, no, we need. no, no, no, no, we need. >>— no, no, no, no, we need. >> but we do need to carry on with policy. because there with this policy. because there is there nothing for us. is there is nothing left for us. >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. expensive though it is. >> okay. expensive though it is. >> tea? okay. where's >> where's my tea? okay. where's my my cup. my cup? i haven't got my cup. lizzy. a cup. lizzy. give me a cup. >> one nana is it. >> one nana is it. >> yeah it have you got >> oh yeah it is. have you got gb mug as well? you gb news mug as well? there you go. let's go to you. jonathan jones cornwall, yeah. what's go. let's go to you. jonathan jone on cornwall, yeah. what's go. let's go to you. jonathan jone on that wall, yeah. what's go. let's go to you. jonathan jone on that cupl, yeah. what's go. let's go to you. jonathan jone on that cup jonathanihat's go. let's go to you. jona

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you don't ever remember the thing that adrian was talking about, that is in the history books for you. you have chosen to come into the party based on this new set of issues, the nationalism, the culture wars, anti-immigrant, anti-trans, anti- woke. that is whyyou join. if donald trump is going to lose, got willing he is going to lose in a few months, those folks are not going to snap back. they're going to come up with a reason. they might think it was stolen again. there will be other conspiracies and rationalizations. now the entire conservative media ecosystem supports that radicalization. i do not see anything changing. god forbid if donald trump wins in november, we are going to be dealing with this for generations. >> adrian, when thinking about tim and understand he is a former republican, what do you think the biden campaign has to do to win over people like him? >> well, i think what president biden did this past week, laying out what he has done so far, what he is going to do in the future, making it clear he feels the pain of americans who do not feel the strong economy th

since world war 2, united states has fostered extremist and t russian prejudice, who is an adrian's among the ukrainian d. as for a 10, at least canada united states and countries in eastern europe, probably everywhere in the world. it's possible that to see a funded run here simply in order to help it turn the ukrainian people against russia years later, the over here did results here a room via or a brief recess um and 2 us soldiers before the battle prizes to the national day and see the causes go dodge, bog makes with the ukranian nationalist slogan all over the past few years. pagan rituals like this have grown especially popular in the ukrainian military move. so marcia lowered school. what the most difficult on some of these fits school on the course of school bus 2, because we are still going to need a measuring tape, a bunch of liam with those starting able good at least the thing is the stone. and i think by going to read, you know, to do, i was interested in what was she wanted to go through and i knew brooklyn earnest to see what's going on behind the a recent member of the na

called in search of lost time. in order to better describe the music in words, let's first translate adrianrankovsky, this book is 34 years old, here in the verdurin salon, it’s happening, this evening at madame verdurin’s, as soon as the young pianist struck a few chords and stretched out one high note for two bars, svan suddenly saw that his last name was svan, and he saw how because of... his woman, whom he despaired of ever seeing again, and he meets her there, yes, through this musical phrase, this is the story, now nikolai lyubimov, the same phrase from this sanata of the non-existent the composer's translation of beloved sounds like this, but here a few minutes later, after the young pianist began to play at the verdurins', after a high note that lasted for two whole bars, swann suddenly saw how, from... from behind a long sound, stretched out like a sounding curtain hiding the secret of birth, a cherished , rustling, isolated musical phrase flutters out and moves towards him, and he recognized this airy and fragrant favorite of his at that very moment, it was so unusual, full of suc

in other important games, kasper ruud , grigor dmitrov, taylor fritt, ugo amir, adrian mannarino and cameron nouri won the first rights conference. a sport was held in tehran with the aim of signing contracts with teams, coaches and foreign athletes. if you season the contract and wait for the honor , the legal problems of the federation and the athletes at the domestic and international level became an excuse for the first time. the international sports law conference will be held. this conference was attended by prominent professors from iran and turkey and related to judicial authorities. we invited, especially we wanted the officials of the legal committee to be sent, because the conflict between the area of ​​concluding a contract with the legal area will turn into a disciplinary one, now the way to become independent in the enforcement of sports rights in international forums. we should use it, but now, anyway, we have a lawyer who has seen trainings to be able to gain knowledge about the world's modern science in this field. soon, god willing , we will witness the holding of a

my name is adrian antao, and this is my brief but spectacular take on harnessing ai in schools. but spectacular is part of a six-part collection on the future of education. geoff: you can watch the entire series on our website, pbs.org/newshour. amna: and join us again here tomorrow night when we report on the warnings of famine in gaza and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's fight to keep his grip on power. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. thanks for joining us and have a good evening. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. >> on an american cruise lines journey, along the colombia and snake rivers, travelers retrace the route forged by lewis and clark more than 200 years ago. american cruise line's fleet of modern riverboats travel through american landscapes to historic landmarks, where you can experience local customs and cuisine. american cruise lines, proud sponsor of "pbs newshour." >> the kendeda fund, committed to advancing restorative justice and meaningful work through investments in tr

adrian brown's report contains flush photography by the hand shakes and smiles belie the high stakes with the australian government faces in managing its relations with china. how straight he is. foreign minister, penny wong, conceding the talks with one he was unlikely to result. then many differences, all of them enables us to manage all differences. it doesn't until midnight, some bought these comments in the interest of us try them, will always seek to manage those differences wisely. as i said in the outside of my meeting, kind of always be china astride, it will always be as strong. there. there was no joint media conference, was only comments ahead of his talks about china. he said, never into fee is in australia is internal affairs, australia should do the side on central office when it comes to china, sovereignty dignity and legitimate concerns. we have cause hope that the strategy of will continue to abide by the commitments made it the establishment of diplomatic ties. awful. regional security remains a contentious issue for australia. but i'm afraid fiction is easing prim

>> adrian, thank you. >>> all right. it is time now for today's cnbc money minute. microsoft unveiling ai powered devices. >> and the biden administration forgiving more student loan debt. courtney reagan joins us now. hi, courtney. >> hi. it's nice to see you. so microsoft debuted it first surface pc line with a dedicated co-pilot ai button today. so the two new laptops will be available for preorder in some markets with the first shipments starting in april. >>> national bank cut interest rates today becoming the first major central bank to do so. the .25% cut, the whole rate steady. today's decision came one day after the u.s. central bank kept rates unchanged. fed signalled there will be three cuts this year. >>> the biden administration announced it will forgive $5.8 billion of student debt. the move will clear debt from 77,000 borrowers who work for the government and certain non-profits. the white house also announced that the government will cancel student debt for another 380,000 public service workers in the next two years. good news for all of those ameri

i want to thank adrian young and the 8g band.hank you for watching we love you everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> you see the numbers here falling closely by republican, steve garvey. you notice there, katie porter and barbara lee are all. this will be the first time since the 1990s that california will not be represented by a woman in the u.s. senate. on your ballot, you actually saw two elections for the senate race. one would take over the full six year term, beginning next year. the other one on your ballot was a partial senate term taking over dianne feinstein's current term, which expires next january. bottom line, both adam schiff and steve garvey are the top two vote getters at faxing in both >> it appears that schiff is on top. he's in hollywood tonight and thank his supporters. >> trump would attack me rally after rally. all of those things were basically what we would call, wednesday. you had my back every step of the way. >> the congressman has been one of donald trump's the biggest foes. schiff was thanking sup

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i want to thank adrian young and the 8g band. go to youtube, check out an all new "corrections." posted it. thanks for watching. we love you everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, it seemed to just slide right off, the moment a plane lost one of its titers after taking off at sfo. the questions being raised about safe and a close-up look at the damage that it did on the ground. >>> but first. >> the new america is coming back, it is because of you our future is bright tonight we can probably say the state of our union is strong and getting stronger. >> president biden at the state of vienna, the message he wanted america to hear and the praise he is getting from political pundits tonight. >>> it was fiery, it was combative, but was it enough? president biden delivering his third state of union address before congress. this one, coming at a pivotal time, an election year, and the stakes couldn't be higher. >>> jocelyn moran joins us in studio with the speech. >> reporter: president biden talked on a number of issues, he vowed to fight for reproductive rights.

. >> we want to thank adrian for that report. >>> new data released by the fbi shows that national crime rates are declining. the fourth quarter numbers for 2023 show a 13% decline in murders compared to the year before reported violent crimes declined 6%, while property crime went down 4%. only one category of crime saw an increase, as car theft went up by 11%. the final crime statistics for all of 2023 will be released in october. >>> united nations researchers issuing a dire warning on climate change the new report from the world meteorological organization shows that major indicators of climate change shattered records in 2023. researchers say not only was last year the warmest on record, but greenhouse gas levels, ocean temperatures and sea ice melt were also off the charts >>> now there is snow in the ro rockies and showers in the south. let's check in with angie lassman who's tracking both systems for us >> good morning to you we have a couple thins ggs going on we have a low that's going to bring the potential of snow in the northern rockies and plains. and rain across the south

adrian, welcome to you, good to have you with us.ent affairs, politics are not allowed to be referenced in lyrics for eurovision songs. it's come up a number of years, and different countries look for different countries look for different ways to get around it, but the feeling was, with, and again, we don't know... the original song has not been released yet by israel, but the lyrics were leaked so the broadcaster published in full one of the songs, 0ctober rain. the suggestion being that the references to the attacks by hamas and references to the conflict going on were being seen as too political. so they asked israel to change the lyrics to that and be under stand out that israel submitted two songs, the song became second was called gone forever. both of those songs are looking at changing the lyrics to both of them to see if they would be acceptable. you to both of them to see if they would be acceptable-— be acceptable. you suggested there that this has — be acceptable. you suggested there that this has happened _ be acceptabl