and to my panel, adrian and linda.emember, you can join gb news for the ultimate countdown to 2025. yes, patrick, bev, darren, ben and i will all be together for a very special show gb news new years live from 10:00 to night. you don't want to miss it. we've got a lot lined up. it's going to be a lot of fun, so do stick with us into the night. but in a moment we'll be hearing from the reform party london assembly member who has lambasted the decision tonight. the mayor of london, sadiq khan. with us. okay. welcome back to gbn tonight with me, emily carver and a very happy new year's eve to you at home. now, fury today has erupted after london mayor sadiq khan was knighted in the king's new year's honours list. now sir keir starmer has been accused of rewarding failure because, among other things, knife crime has increased in the capital city by 50% since sadiq khan took office in 2016. now, the london mayor has also been responsible for rolling out the controversial ulez scheme in greater london, which a lot of people

host: this is adrian smith joining us, republican from nebraska. he is the chair of the trade subcommittee. if you want to ask questions about trade and tariffs and other related issues, (202) 748-8000 free democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8002 for independents. if you want to text us (202) 748-8003. when it comes to an agenda for your subcommittee and for the ways and means, what is on the agenda going forward in these first days? guest: we are looking at pressures on our supply chains. our supply chains for domestic manufacturers, accessing various products and they face barriers. sometimes those are tariffs as well. sorting through all of that the general system of preferences that will say a tariff relief effort. another important program expires later this year and we want to make sure we stay on top of that. let's modernize these approaches as we can. that engagement, sending a message to the world. we have the review of usmca coming up next year. let's prepare for that. we just won a big case against mexico that i think f

many members of adrian's family were executed, and adrian herself was imprisoned. the monroe's worked with french officials to spare adrian the day before her scheduled execution. in 1824. lafayette was the last surviving major general of the american revolution and one of the very last links to washington, at least in a military sense. lafayette was respected. he was revered, and he was loved by americans. so if invoking the memory of george washington, the founding of the nation, the franco-american alliance, which secured the victory at yorktown, couldn't bring the nation together. who could? in february of 1824, monroe wrote to lafayette, inviting him to america for a visit of celebration. and lafayette agreed. and a plan was soon set into motion. lafayette booked passage on a ship and he arranged for his son, george washington. lafayette, and his personal secretary, auguste levasseur, to travel with him. and it was on august 15th, 18, 24, when lafayette, once again stepped onto american soil upon hi landistaten island, new york, the very next day, he sailed ac

dittmann was actually not adrian dittmann. it was just musk himself. it was a front. now the adrian dittmann account fawns over musk, praising him as an amazing father, among many other good things. now, you'd think musk would be very happy to have someone come out and prove that a real person was writing these things and actually meant it, but apparently not. perhaps he liked the mystery and the speculation after all. newsweek, the new republic, rolling stone, and the verge were just some of the media outlets writing articles about whether the account was a secret musk account or not, so he was getting a lot of attention over this. reporter jacqueline sweet is the reporter who investigated adrian dittmann account to get to the truth, and she reports in the spectator that he is not a fake account controlled by elon musk himself. in fact, adrian dittmann is a real person, a german businessman living in fiji. according to jacqueline's reporting. and she is out front. so jacqueline, just after you posted a link to your reporting

moyrÓn, de 29 aÑos, y mateo adriÁn moyrÓn, de un aÑo.aso por coahuila, asegura que conoce del riesgo al intentar trepar un tren en movimiento y de sus consecuencias que lo estÁn en el cielo. >> pues porque pues sÍ, todos venimos por ese mismo camino. a cualquiera les puede pasar un accidente. >> en este caso pone de nuevo en evidencia los riesgos extremos que enfrentan en su lucha por alcanzar una mejor vida. >> hay otras formas, no? a traÉs de autobuses, tambiÉn trÁilers este camiones de carga. es decir, hay muchas formas en las que se cruza a los migrantes, pero todo estÁ controlado, no? no es que el migrante se sube y ya no, mejor esperemos el otro tren. >> este es muy peligroso. >> desde el aÑo 2023, cuando el instituto nacional de migraciÓn detectÓ un aumento en el nÚmero de migrantes que comenzaron a utilizar nuevamente los trenes para cruzar mÉxico, iniciaron con operativos para disuadirlos. acciones que incluyeron 30 puntos de rescate humanitarios en 14 entidades del paÍs. entre los objetivos estaba evitar tragedias como la de el

hi, adrian, lovely to see you. very nice to meet you.of examples of mammoth ivory. what is a mammoth? chris: a dead sumatran elephant, its tusks removed. poachers are suspected. to protect elephants, the transnational trade in modern ivory is banned by international convention. but tusks of the type seen in this footage from russia in 2016 aren't prohibited. that's because they've come from the elephant�*s extinct ice age relative, the mammoth. tonnes of ancient tusks are extracted from the frozen ground every year, but telling the difference between legal mammoth ivory and illegal elephant ivory is a real problem for border security, and is even a challenge for mammoth experts at the natural history museum in london. hi, adrian, lovely to see you. very nice to meet you. weeks — before you got the result. and if you're a border security guard, you know, trying to stop the trade in illegal elephant ivory, a tough job to try and tell the two apart. yes. i mean, you can't do it. you couldn't, really. there's not really any way of knowing. i

i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll ricky looked at the world of business that he could on this week. serious new leaders have inherited an economy in ruins. so how can they rebuild the nation at whom we'll fuck the bill? ukraine has halted russians, gas flows to europe, but who does the decision hub most moscow? cheese or european nations and sales of foreign smartphones of almost tough to china. apple is the main loser. so have chinese consumers lost the taste for iphones off to almost 14 years of civil war, serious president bush, all of us out has gone. but the nation's economy has been decimation most of its oil and gas well as roads, electricity, grid, farm land, and the infrastructure a damaged, crippling the economy even a. so there is a wide range of western sanctions imposed on the nation. and on higher tabio alshaun the main group. the other through our aside, is now leading serious transition. those measures prevented our sides government from doing business with other nations and private companies. t

i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on how to 0 your. we can look at the world of business and they cannot make this freak in 2024. the fight against the high cost of living was the plan to be almost $1.00, but have central banks really managed to reign in inflation and low prices and bills dropped significantly in 2025 years. much of that, of course, depends on the price of oil, but this pipe geo political tensions in the middle east. prices remain subdued to that change in 2025. and what would it means? energy markets? unlike the rest of the world, china faces deflation. another threat to its economy of donald trump's threatened tariff likes, but it's not just paging at risk. the u. s. president elect spock a global trade. the a global fight against inflation geopolitical tensions in the middle east and escalation and trade tariffs between china on the one side the us and its allies on the elbow. a slowing chinese economy that has raised alarm due to its ramifications for the rest of the world. at a strong us dollar with a bust economy

i'm adrian said again for the team here in though how, thanks for being with us. the news on al jazeera is next in january on alger 0 status, the price of peace analyzes the failure of the us mission to build a stable outcome state. in a new interview series we frame is searching for new conversations and perspectives about the war on cause. an in depth look at the $47.00 president of the us, donald trump, as he says, to be another rated for his 2nd time. both rise explorers growing global movements . the challenge us to redefine how we see our role that the policy of the board reveals how israel proffers from selling, cutting edge surveillance and military technology around the world using occupied palestinian territory as a testing ground. january on l g 0. they swore a note to defend the american constitution against all enemies. for 4 years on from the 2021, a tax on the capital building which is 0, examines the role of military veterans installed right on goods that the cruise that and the potential threat again stolen on al jazeera. is there any sign of reli

host: this is adrian smith joining us, republican from nebraska. he is the chair of the trade subcommittee. if you want to ask questions about trade and tariffs and other related issues, (202) 748-8000 free democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8002 for independents. if you want to text us (202) 748-8003. >> we'll leave our recorded program here, you can finish watching it on c-span.org. we take you now to the state department for a briefing. this is live coverage. >> there have been times where we have been close to getting a ceasefire. and events have led to a delay in negotiations. sometimes even events we don't object. to for example, after the killing of sinwar, something the united states very much supported, that delayed negotiations for weeks, well over a month, because hamas was not in any position to make decisions. they department have a governing structure set up, they didn't have a way to decide ceasefire proposals. we've had other incidents where at virus times the parties, you know, pushed new proposals on the table. s

i'm adrian's kind of gotten from the team here in doha, thanks for being with us. the news on al jazeera is next is there any sign it will be for the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet to industries. now that americans have decided to put forth back in the white house. what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look with us politics. the bottom line jubilation among the syrian guys po, right, knew it wasn't even day like in germany before they took to the streets, waiving the distinctive green and black flag of the opposition they gathered on the street. so look, i've asked joy of that faces. clear to see has been the use of president assets full spread like wildfire. themes that with the to the brussels and in paris. the swiftness of the rebels advance of the west side of the other. he took many by surprise, but the reaction of the serial the design, it's too clear to see now the question is what happens that right. and so one of the words, wherever his creatures numbers are p

i'm adrian said again for the team here in though how thanks for being with us. the news, which is 0 is next in a special freeport series, or as rise discovers how indigenous the movements and knowledge are re shaping our relationship with the planet. if it doesn't work for nature, nature is going to come pick you in the butt and stuff you and your pace, that pushing on a number of fronts to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on here? if we don't take care of all of these type of relationship, we have lost those rise. we are nature coming soon on the jersey to report his retreat in a brutal civil war. if it comes to, hadn't been the, the is ready and vision with not being so well for the coming to had become gentleness like center. you could be in a safe and safe and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this one of the grand suite to the coming to a hotel. the next room i was in was underground, tying the prison, so as a hostage, they was the commodore wil hotels on al jazeera. right, and so one of the world's wherever his creat

as we wait for the military team to remove the casket, adrian elrod, you are somebody that worked foro administrations. we are seeing family members moved into position which will allow the casket to come off of the plane. a lot of those folks he worked with new jimmy carter well. they were around in those years. i wonder how they look at him and whether he had any influence on them. >> absolutely. just as jonathan was talking about and we saw senator markey talking about this also he had a very historic four years as president. many would say the work he did post presidency was some of his best work. look at president clinton starting the clinton foundation. look at president obama starting the obama foundation. a lot of the work president clinton's foundation does which hillary clinton is part of, was inspired by jimmy carter's work. he presented the new model of what you can do post presidency. he was relatively young so he had a lot of time to make an impact. his humanitarian work with habitat for humanity, having such a massive influence on democratic elections, and the humanitar

adrian murray, bbc news, oslo.spended president yoon suk yeol is set to begin in less than two hours. the constitutional court will hear arguments on whether to uphold parliament's decision to impeach mr yoon over his failed martial law bid. so far there hasn't been any major effects on markets — as the benchmark kospi index is trading flat. before we go, major hollywood studios have pledged millions of dollars to help with relief efforts for the la wildfires. so far disney and warner brothers discovery have each committed $15 million. meanwhile, amazon, netflix and comcast have pledged $10 million towards the cause. the economic toll of the catastrophe is still rising with some estimates saying that damages could exceed $250 billion. there are fears that strong winds that can faceless angelus can cause more destruction. —— the strong winds that los angeles will be facing will cause more destruction. that is it for this edition of business today. thank you for watching. hey, i amjulia with the catch up. tonight the

host: this is adrian smith joining us, republican from nebraska.is the chair of the trade subcommittee. if you want to ask questions about trade and tariffs and other related issues, (202) 748-8000 free democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8002 for independents. if you want to text us (202) 748-8003. when it comes to an agenda for your subcommittee and for the ways and means, what is on the agenda going forward in these first days? guest: we are looking at pressures on our supply chains. our supply chains for domestic manufacturers, accessing various products and they face barriers. sometimes those are tariffs as well. sorting through all of that the general system of preferences that will say a tariff relief effort. another important program expires later this year and we want to make sure we stay on top of that. let's modernize these approaches as we can. that engagement, sending a message to the world. we have the review of usmca coming up next year. let's prepare for that. we just won a big case against mexico that i think flagr

adrian peterson got close, but also fell short. barkley says he wants to do what's best for the team, and all they care about is winning a super bowl. andrea. so keep them fresh, keep them healthy because the eagles are in. >> but dickerson was actually honest. he said i don't want that record to be broken. >> yeah i mean i get it. also, it's bonus season for tons of players. there's a lot of money on the line if they hit their season bonuses. geno smith, the quarterback of the seahawks, he can make $6 million on sunday alone or this weekend alone through three separate bonuses. amazing. just got to hit one of them with a win, too. all right, coming up. we've got a brand new polka. >> plus the deadly small plane crash into the roof of a factory in california. the new details we've just learned. >> plus, the heartbreaking sight off the coast of the pacific northwest. what a mother whale was spotted doing in an apparent act of mourning. you're watching worl out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost

incredible film starring adrian brody.tional voting body, they will love this movie. if you see it complete unknown, timothee chalamet, he is brilliant in it. it's the story of bob dylan. i think that's the one that the fans want to see win. but "the brutalist" might take this one. >> all right. next category, best motion picture musical or comedy, this is the one where you say you think "emilia perez" will win. but it should go to "wicked"? >> yes. you watch this film last night, "emilia perez," it is leading the noms with ten nominations and is a phenomenal film. it's a big movie. the international voting body of 105 journalists voting for this award probably will choose this one. but "wicked" defied gravity. come on. the movie is like, it broke every box office record for a broadway show or musical adaptation and still is achieving big at the box office. the fan favorite i think is "wicked." >> all right. the next one, actress and motion picture drama, this i thought was interesting. you say you think angelina jolie wil

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. >> adrian, hollywood is no joke, but what i love that's happening right now is that we're really seeingnew evolution of what a golden girl is. we're seeing women in hollywood who have been working tirelessly for a long time in hollywood, saying, my time is not over. >> the globes are just the first of this year's awards circuit. oscar nominations will be announced next week, and the buzz around demi moore is only growing. >> this moment is colossal for demi moore, 62, is an age, i think for a female actor that people might think you should be winding down or their career might be winding down, but it feels like after this win, she's going to rev back up. >> when we come back, walmart's version of the birkin bag, ultra version of the birkin bag, ultra luxury goes big box. otheriv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. ♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪ good to go out even later. ♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a he

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as a woman, adrian brody sent me more on the buses done among the windows faxing. the characters journey is very reminiscent of my mother's in my ancestral journey of fleeing the horrors of war. i'm coming to this great country. you know, i owe so much to my mother and my grand parents for this sacrifice. right. well that's it from me side of side of the news does continue. heather onto 0 of the listening post. the the, there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know, counter and things of the issues a moment in history that we don't often see where we actually see genocide being perpetrated as an innocent. you ation where western governments like the united states view k and others have been completed. you've got western media that have actually become a part of the mechanism of genocide. that's what's different. that's what's frightening. when political leaders speak of genocide, they were changing the time warranty never over the past year for the palestinians of gaza again has become reallocating a genocide broadcast almost to be i

y el padre adrián afirma que muchos respetan más a la iglesia que a las autoridades, porque lo ven comoa fe para mejorar este año en méxico. iveth solórzano telemundo. bueno, y a partir de este miércoles los trabajadores en méxico van a recibir un aumento de sueldo, esto debido al incremento del salario mínimo anunciado por el gobierno federal, el cual tendrá un incremento anual del 12% para los ciudadanos que trabajan en la frontera. el salario no podrá ser inferior a 12.762 $ mensuales, lo que equivale a unos 600 $ al mes. eso implica precisamente una mejor calidad de vida para los ciudadanos fronterizos. y me parece que eso es algo que ha venido sobre todo quitando aquel mito que existía de que si subían el salario mínimo, pues que se iba a ir la inflación a los cielos. pero bueno. sin embargo, con este aumento el gobierno federal le va a retener más impuestos a esos trabajadores. en otras noticias, el papa francisco dedicó la misa del nuevo año en la basílica a maría, madre de jesús. y es que durante su discurso hizo un llamado a los fieles a rechazar el aborto. el papa dijo y cito

adrian brody, one best at doing a drama for his portrayal of a holocaust survivor. you please post for europe to become an architect in the united states. the japanese historical drama shogun script for television and woods, including best actress on as to why the and acts to who are you q sonata. good luck. thank you. baby reindeer, netflix. it baby rained in an autobiography by comedian richard guide to come to trophies, best supporting actress and best limited series, honestly, the way the way, the city, the way, the way you guys have embrace the show is unbelievable. awards season is now very much in full swing. the golden globes is seen as an indicator of how films um this does, could perform on oscar night. that's you up to date. so i'll be back in just a moment to take you through the big stories of the day in the day. that's next, the, the rounded oak trees. and they use they to great adaptive. and nothing's be to your 3 and 45 minutes on d w. the only way i can be on the top is to create my own. and i just got the stories just to click away the during the d

i want to thank the press briefing room team, tom, hakeem, keston and adrian for their support and magic in maintaining this press briefing room and making these briefings possible. special shutout to jennifer, josh, for their assistance and to my teammate, sabrina, for her partnership as the department's deputy spokesperson. i also want to say thank you to my media colleagues in the pentagon press corps for what you do every day to report on the department of defense. tell the story of those who serve and protect our country. i strongly believe that our republic and our military are well served by the depth of knowledge, skill and experience resident within this press corps and the independent reporting you do to keep the public informed. i have appreciated working with you and learning from you not only while serving in this position but over the last 25 years in the various assignments i have held in and outside of the pentagon. thank you very much again. and that is all i have. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the

. >> deputies spent an hour with adrian yanez, but let him go. >> he had no warrants. he was not on probation. he did not qualify for a mental health hold. he was not determined to be under the influence, and there was no legal reason to arrest him or detain him any further. >> later that same afternoon, authorities say yanez showed up at mullins home, screaming outside. >> the man, who turned out to be arnaz ultimately broke down the door with a baseball bat. >> authorities say yanez used that bat to bludgeon the victim. a motive is not known, and it's unclear if the victim's job as an attorney was a factor. yanez, who is from fairfield, had little or no connections to sonoma county. wallach spoke to a relative of the suspect who was reported missing to fairfield police a day earlier. >> he's 1,000% sure that yanez had no prior contact with the victim. >> the sheriff's office says the outcome is tragic, but that the deputies did all they could at the time. >> we can't predict crime, so we don't know when somebody is going to commit a crime or where that's going to occ

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adrian, the norwegian government has decided that norway will recognize palestine as a state in the midst of a war, with tens of thousands killed and injured. we must keep alive the only alternative that offers a political solution for his release and palestinians alike. 2 states living side by side in peace and security, they told me i mistake the things, but the palestine future lies uniquely in the hands of the international community . what happens next? largely depends on what is ro backed by the us ones. but what does the israel feel about this vision of peace and quiet existence go through each other before my insistence is what prevented for years the establishment of a palestinian state which would have posed an existential danger to israel, whom i not as long as i am prime minister, i will continue to firmly stand by the whole, within a code or without a code. israel must have security control over the entire territory west of the jordan river. that's a necessary condition. it flashes with the principal of palestinian sovereignty team members of israel's coalition on tightening

you know, we actually have some really good, excellent people who work in our sphere, like doctor adrian hines. she's actually a psychologist out of stanford specializing in ptsd. we gather these experts a we bring them to communities at the appropriate time. we've been working with maui in their fire over the last year or so. and so what we do is we evaluate what's going on with this particular fire in front of us, and how can we bring the best peer to peer support. mental health is a huge issue right out the gate. people are running on adrenaline right now, but that is going to crash. one of the things people need to do, and i know it sounds really obvious, is they have to sleep and eat and rest in between. you're often told after a disaster that it's a marathon, but the truth is, is that it's a marathon of sprints, and it does require a lot of self-compassion and grace. and to remember that a lot of people that you're dealing with, whether or not they've lost their home, they are in huge trauma. something just happened that they had no real comprehension could happen, no matter how ma

hi, adrian, lovely to see you. very nice to meet you.xamples of mammoth ivory. what is a mammoth? well, a mammoth was a species of elephant. they were actually quite closely related to the living elephants, but the mammoth was a species of elephant adapted to the cold conditions of the ice age, and they had a huge distribution. it's been estimated that there were probably as many as 10 million mammoths at their peak. how hard is it to tell the difference between mammoth ivory and elephant ivory? once a piece has been carved, like this little mammoth model, which is made of mammoth ivory... actually, i know that because i bought this at a mammoth ivory shop in alaska where they dig up the tusks. however, if i didn't know that, i couldn't tell. i've been working on mammoths, you know, for decades, and elephants. but you can't really tell whether that is mammoth or elephant ivory. the only way you could tell would be to actually take a piece of this and submit it either for radiocarbon dating, because a mammoth would be tens of thousands of

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adrian is breaking news coverage and ology international. that's almost nice, but jumping on the program so quickly here that the police, the thing basically the quote was that this guy was hell bent to carry out this attack the f b i those say it does not appear to be terrorism, although i guess they say they found some i d 's and his vehicle seems a bit of a bit of a ton of conflicting set of points by the authorities here. um, can you, can you help walk me through it? of the yeah, they were. it's a pleasure to be here with you. uh, happy new years to yeah, it's just a crazy, another crazy event that so, you know, if we would just experience one year in germany and back towards the christmas market and know, you know, another crazed individual has a, you know, carried off kind of a similar attack a bigger scale and, and in the united states in terms of, you know, conflicting reports. i mean, i think the issue is it's just, it's one man here i used the vehicle and um, they usually associate, you know, terrorism has been associated to the po