alex, alex, here, oh boy, oh, look what your aunt has, come on, forward, forward, forward, here, alexit’s still better for the owner to do this, olga, what do you think? try it, so the idea is this, opposite the owner, yes here, come here, here, sit down, braushki, here forward, sanya, stay, sit down, uh, uh, no need to argue, back, sit down, wow, back, bravo, back , back, back , excellent, yes, excellent, wow, fedya, do you want to try, well, all my hope is in you, mom and i don’t have time, how is it like this? go around, go around, excellent, and feed, feed, well done, bravo, alex , alex, great, alex, go around, go around, no, alex , no, no, come, to me, again, quietly, sit, amazing, alex, that's it, come on, go around, go around, go around, go around, well done, i can say for myself, when the real owner of the dog got down to business, yes, apparently, yes, fedya, bravo! amazing job, well done, well done, i want to thank my guests, olga, thank you very much for coming and talking about this interesting sport, girls, you are incredibly beautiful, misha, fedya, thank you thank you v

>> yeah, alex. i don't know if you could hear it, but it is the wind that's hitting us hard right now. we are in grand rapids, michigan. the western part of this state. this part of michigan, as well as western new york and the buffalo area, could be seeing a lot more snow over the next couple of days. there's a possibility in the buffalo area, because of lake effect snow bands, that we could be seeing three more feet of snow in the buffalo area in some parts, stretching into monday. the bills were supposed to have a big game this weekend. that game has been postponed because of the weather conditions that are expected in that parts of western new york. over the next couple of days. it's just these wind gusts here and in the grand rapids area that are really a punch to the face right now. we're actually doing better, temperature, wise than some of the people. who are in the sub-zero temperatures. there are stretches of this country that they are, going to have highs and anywhere from 20 to 50 degree

alex, i'll start with you. i mean it's quite remarkable because i can't think of another politician in america who commands so much authority as a political analyst as governor newsom does, and he says it right there in that sound bite we played. nikki haley has no shot in her home state. am if she wants to win, she needs democrats and independents to show up for her like they did in new hampshire. even bigger numbers. give us a sense how it feels on the ground there. >> first off, let me say i've always wanted to be a guest on this show, so this is a gold star day for me. but to your question, ayman, you know, in addition to interviewing governor newsom i spent some time with the chair at the get out your vote event because i happened today have a few extra hours. it was interesting. there were a lot of democratic strategist talking about this rapture strategy, right? nikki haley can stay in it if she's the only person with electors where the only person that can stay in it. nobody here is talking about that.

>> yes, alex, nice being with you. let me tell you, my heart is heavy as i learned of the news of these brave soldiers. first, my condolences to their families and to their friends. i am the daughter of a veteran. my dad was in the military, served in world war ii in korea. this is very sad for me. secondly, early on, i said as i said right after the horrific attacks of 9/11 when the congress authorized the use of force, i said this could spiral out of control. i have called for this more to be handled in a way where i believe a cease-fire is absolutely necessary. as we see now, it is spiraling out of control. it's beginning to emerge as a regional war and, unfortunately, the united states and our troops are in harm's way. i will just say it. if the president is going to consider military action, he's got to come to congress. >> in fact, you said that by letter earlier this week urging him to get off the resin before committing anymore, what you calling, unconstitutional strikes in yemen. apparent, e biden your call.ti

this is really a tough one. >> hey, alex. there's a big picture here, this is why this is really striking. remember, this is the woman who has been in charge and spearheading this criminal case, the election interference case out of georgia. this is one of four criminal cases that mr. trump, that former president, and candidate for this upcoming election year, this is one of four criminal cases that he is facing this year. so there are questions right now amid this latest controversy on whether or not the district attorney at the center of this case, the one who's been spearheading it, whether or not shall be able to stay on it. >> fulton counties district attorney fani wellness, who's been leading the election interference case against former president trump, now finding yourself at the center of calls for an investigation. amid questions of an alleged affair with nathan weighed, one of the outside special prosecutor she hired for the case against mr. trump. one of trump's codefendants, michael roman, has been calling for hi

welcome everyone to alex witt reports. three pm eastern, two pm in iowa, which is when they left before the first round of iowa caucuses. we begin with a live looks at the frosty iowa city, where the temperature is hovering near minus ten degrees right now. those temps are forecast to warm up, though, sort of buy caucus time tomorrow night. they will still remain below zero. candidates are bundled up. they are out and about making campaign stops across the state, even as trump is projected to run away with a contest, that is according to the latest nbc news des moines register poll. and trump's die hard supporters are seizing their moment, trudging through the snow today just to catch a glimpse of their candidate. >> nothing bothers me. as long as i have some heat somewhere, i'll be fine. we have this weather all the time. it barely started this morning. but it started. >> i feel like supporters for trump are very -- they are very passionate, and definitely very passionate about him. so, they are willing to go through the

alex?rd very carefully with all of this. thank you so much, matt. >>> let's go to the white house now and nbc's allie raffa. ali, the president has put out a statement on this. what's he saying? >> reporter: yes, alex. just to give you some background to the presidents statements. there have been legitimate fear is my the president and white house officials of this conflict widening since the war began on october 7th. and that's why you have seen the president direct deterrent measures, adding more troops to this region, sending more carriers, strike groups to this region, to try to act as a deterrent to bad actors who may try to take advantage of the instability caused by the israel-hamas war, to spark this into something wider. and this is exactly the news that the president and this administration have been trying to avoid, with this news of three u.s. service members killed and 25 injured in what the president is saying in this new statement was a, quote, unmanned aerial drone attack on

yes, he’s the one for me and i need it, theoretically, he can lead us to alex .ell, maybe he asked to tell me something "that's what you're doing, i want to count it, you're a fool, maybe they won't deceive you in church. it's a strange place, it's called a bagel, why? well, you see, you're circling us, but i understand. oh, this one here in an acid sweatshirt looks exactly like the spitting image of him, let’s go, wait, let’s look around, who knows how many people are inside. i sold everything, they don’t return my goods, well done, i picked up some guys here, they want to earn some money like crazy, and why, i thought, they ’re going to give me six, but i’m like their senior, that i ’ve decided to join the big leagues . that it’s impossible, i ’ve been trading so much, i’ve let you down at least once, like no, listen, bro, tell alex, i won’t let you down, even if the cops catch him, i’ll be silent, him i won’t give up, but i’d rather rip my veins in the cell, what are you going to do, well , i’ll rip my veins, did you even go to school? the foam can only be ope

>> alex, good to be with you. right now, the main point and the main thing that a lot of investigators have been looking at is that panel that fell off, really disappeared midair. now, from the outside, it looks like the emergency exit. but from the inside, that is just a normal panel. it looks like a regular window seat. that is going to be key. finding that plugged door, figure out what went wrong here. in a briefing last night, the chair said that this could've been far worse, and here's why. listen. >> no one was seated in 26 a and b. where that door plug is. fortunately, they were not at cruise altitude of 3000 or 35,000 feet. think about what happens when you are in cruise. everybody is up and walking, folks don't have seatbelt on. we could ended up with something so much more tragic and really fortunate that that did not occur here. >> alex, all of the passengers that were on that flight have been medically cleared, according to alaska airlines. but you talk about cancellations, this is going to have a ripp

we were here for alex's 30th | geneva? we were here for alex's 30th birthda for geneva? here for alex's 30th birthday for a weekend, _ geneva? we were here for alex's 30th birthday for a weekend, friday - - birthday for a weekend, friday — sunday, and it has been great but a bit of frustration about getting home. ., ., ., , _ ., ., ., home. you are happy airport now and what have they _ home. you are happy airport now and what have they said _ home. you are happy airport now and what have they said about _ home. you are happy airport now and what have they said about your- what have they said about your flights? will you get back? easyjet will hepefully _ flights? will you get back? easyjet will hopefully get _ flights? will you get back? easyjet will hopefully get us _ flights? will you get back? easyjet will hopefully get us back - flights? will you get back? easyjet will hopefully get us back to - will hopefully get us back to birmingham. we have not been told there are delays but there are refuge flights back to london that had been cancelled so hopefully we will get

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>> alex, it's brutal out there. republicans i've been talking to at this trump event and others i've been to, throughout the course of the week, and even some of the events of the other candidates, have really been lowering expectations that the weather would have an effect on their turnout. iowans are hardy folks, there used to this. it is a caucus, not a primary. with a primer, you don't have to wait in line outside to cast your vote. the door is open. everyone goes inside. the program is, blissfully, and doors for the duration. you can make it from the front door to your car, you'll be okay. the trump team, by the way, is confident on this fact. they believe those supporters aren't just supporters of politicians, their supporters of a movement. they won't miss this for. anything that was donald trump was telling folks in a hastily scheduled on the town hall last night. take a listen to this. >> they're saying the trump voter has so much more spirit, dedication, they walk over atlas. trump voters are coming to vot

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>> yeah, alex. just learning that the faa is ordering certain boeing 737 max nines to be grounded if they are operating in the u.s.. we learned a short while earlier that united was also planning to do that. it comes as those ntsb and faa investigators are on the ground in portland, oregon, trying to figure out what went wrong with his alaska airlines flight. overnight, you see the video there of that massive hole. it appears an entire panel on the side of the plane was ripped off in mid air. we've seen video of the oxygen masks being deployed throughout the cabin, and that wind just rushing in through that opening, as passengers were sitting on that plane. and our affiliate there spoke with some of those passengers after they got off the plane about what those moments were like. i want to play a bit of what one of those passengers had to say. >> it shows how structurally strongest planes are. you could lowland that, and the hole was about as wide as a refrigerator, about two times of high when i fi

that's not wanting it or is it the nails from alex to supply? don't know it, or is it the nails from alex to supply don't fit. they won't be able to continue working on the wooden frames for the pavilion. well, molina and alex tried to find a solution for the to the north. people are also working to preserve another, or it has no chance of being in tradition in the little village of suspense. dmitri, pub, mixers wouldn't be processed for the deceased. he's been doing it for 45 years. he feels those 2 years and his phones it's important to him that the tradition is passed on. his son in law is to take over the reins. a huge honor for the young man . and from me, she lives that time, i say why that is. it's a big responsibility for me. i mean, if that's the, just what is the last flight gentle care that i'm not setting out to be better than my predecessor. but i'd like to at least reach his level either. i'd like to achieve that. it pushes, i'm a cadillac, like many young romanians, few on worked on construction sites or funds across europe as a m

alex. so thank you for that. alex. your thoughts on this?r of people being able to control technology and to influence and use technology to influence the environment around them. what i'm opposed to is the environment controlling the individual. uh the systems being used to dictate what the individual can do . and the individual can do. and the trouble is, the ability that we have to distinguish between a technology that says, here's something that empowers you to control the environment around you as compared to his technology, that will control us, to control you . us, to control you. >> um, reg says, michelle, hang on. of course it's not fair to say that elon musk is playing god.heis say that elon musk is playing god. he is simply just trying to improve people's lives. is that something of you that you share? that's how it starts. well, do you do you ? you do you? >> well, what about prosthetic limbs? prosthetic limbs? in fact, everything that we've tried has had the argument where people have said, that's where it starts. what it really

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i didn't know that about alex ferguson. no, - that about alex ferguson. no, nothing.nd respect for each other and the owners knew i would take the decision because i do not want to hang around and to do thejob somehow. i thought it through properly and actually i want everything this season, and if we don't win anything, that would not change my mind. it is a decision i have made independent of any kind of results. a big one is the potential of the team. that is a good basis, a really good basis, not more. we are not better than other teams but we have a good basis to work with and thatis have a good basis to work with and that is really important and that is why it is a good moment to give it to somebody else. the why it is a good moment to give it to somebody else.— why it is a good moment to give it to somebody else. the fans will be u set that to somebody else. the fans will be upset that you _ to somebody else. the fans will be upset that you are _ to somebody else. the fans will be upset that you are leaving, - to somebody else. the fans will be upset that you a

that's not why i like it, or is it the nails from alex's supply? don't fit they won't be able to continue working on the wooden frames for the pavilion. while melina and alex tried to find a solution for the to the noise. people are also working to preserve another, or it has no chance of being in tradition in the little village of suspense. dmitri, pub, mixers, would it be processed for the deceased? he's been doing it for 45 years. he feels those sierras and his phones. it's important to him that the tradition is passed on. his son in law is to take over the reins. a huge honor for the young man. and from me, she was last time r k y. that is, that's a big responsibility for me. for me. that's the wonderful uh huh. a dental care that i'm not setting out to be better than my predecessor, but i'd like to at least reach his level. i'd like to achieve that. it pushes i'm a couple. i just have a rough, like many general maintenance you on worked on construction sites or fines across europe as a migrant labor. his home village couldn't secure him a futu

in his workshop, alex finds a suitable tool for every challenge. the 38 year old collects traditional tools from the region and repairs done. i think that that was impressively coveted from the old tools are better to some of the quality of steel is better and they're much more robust than the standard tools. you can buy everywhere these dates and come on and, and if they're old and from the village, it's safe to say they were made by a village blacksmith with a particular craftsman in mind to the most ex doesn't up system. so he'd never give them anything shot in because the 2 of them would see each other almost every day. the unconventional project has long been the subject of village gossip. isn't the largest city or sure people shake their heads when they talk about us. some were the ones who collect all the old junk that would normally be thrown away to make a few quick lane for scrap iron or firewood toys, no one's collecting this kind of stuff. so of course we're the freaks around here and see the freaks. but that's just fine. good. so alex

hi, alex. hi. so i'm a veteran and i've worked with i should say, not worked with, but been treated by the va for 15 years and through that experience, i learned how much they don't want to give and that there are a few people who really do care about your treatment. when i was going through the process, i met some vets who told me, listen, you don't just go in to the va and get what you want. no, you have to give them a reason to give you what? unique. i thought that was unfair because you're supposed to be servicing veterans. it's in the title and so it's like, you know, you got to go in, you got to look bad, you know, don't wash for seven days. go in there talking like you're crazy. and all this. and i was like, i don't know about that, man, but eventually i got to the point where i was ready to jump out of a window. so when i started to cry out for real help, they started giving real help. and it shouldn't be like that. that's what i wrote about in the piece and you know, so this was esquire. a

well, molina and alex tried to find a solution for the to the noise. people are also working to preserve another or to know transylvania tradition in the little village of suspense. dmitri, pub, mixers wouldn't be processed for the deceased. he's been doing it for 45 years. he feels those sierras and his phones. it's important to him that the tradition is passed on. his son in law is to take over the reins. a huge honor for the young man . and from me she was a sound like a y. that is, it's a big responsibility for me. i me, that's the wonderful. uh huh. a dental care that i'm not setting out to be better than my predecessor, but i'd like to at least reach his level either. i'd like to achieve that. it pushes, i'm a cadillac, like many young romanians you on worked on construction sites or funds across europe as a migrant labour his home village couldn't secure him a future neither personally nor financially. i've told him at do me to his daughter and started helping out in the workshop cuz she worked with across has gave me a purpose of mice again. so

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so alex america. really alex mentioned america.nt studies been done important studies have been done in and 60s. were in the 1950s and 60s. there were huge amounts strong black huge amounts of strong black families. black families. in fact, more black women married white women were married than white women. children came women. 9% of black children came from parent families. now from single parent families. now up 2023, it's now 56. up to now in 2023, it's now 56. what has gone wrong? is it because of the colour of their skin? no, it's welfare. welfare welfare. it replaced welfare. it has replaced fatherhood in a way that is absolutely stealing from children's lives. they are paying children's lives. they are paying fathers basically not to take their responsibilities of their children . but i would say their children. but i would say that everyone, no matter their background colour, background or colour, is responsible own responsible for their own crimes. no excuse, not even this structural racism stuff. you go to jail if you com

alex wagner tonight starts right now with alex and south carolina and my friend in new york. take it away, to you first, alex. >> three msnbc host for the price of one. this is history right here, thank you, chris. as you say, i am in charleston, south carolina where it's been time with the governor of california, gavin newsom, getting a sense of the state of play as he sees it in the potentially general election matchup between biden and trump, we are going to have some clips of that interview to play for you momentarily. first, i will send it up to new york, ayman, so take it away, my friend. >> thank you very much. we will be talking later on throughout the show because you will give us a big preview and the very latest on the 2024 presidential race and the perspective from south carolina. we do want to start with the front runner here in new york. the republican primary was once again in a new york courtroom. this afternoon, trump took the stand in the damages case brought by writer, e. jean carroll. the former president has already been found liable of sexual abuse and d

use deliberately vice rep alex. what is the international law, say about sages and, but every company is the cost of ation and farming and, and how does the firm in threshold have to be crossed for israel to have violated international law if it is violating international law with the siege? and it's war on gaza, can it be held accountable? and those are all very good points. let me just preface that by endorsing something that that might just said, which is that i have been studying this topic for almost 40 years. and during that 40 years i have not seen or studied a situation in which a population was reduced with, with this speed to this regular, this comprehensiveness to state to stop by should it is extensive, unprecedented since well go to an i've such a profoundly disturbing. now in terms of international law, there are, there are a number of aspects here of south africa brought the case to the international court of justice alleging genocide and the prohibition. the most relevant prohibition on the genocide

alex: it really is truly staggering, honestly.er part of the conversation has to do with shipping transit. where you guys doing in terms of what oil tankers, product tankers when it comes to the panama canal and the red sea? >> both have a really different set of problems. panama, the damages done. avoiding going through panama is adduced, broadly speaking. i don't see that changing until the expectation for rain comes. april, perhaps may. there is little to be done. it is hard for humanity to fix that one. the red sea is a bit more difficult. we are running a fleet of around 330 oil tankers at the moment. we are incredibly busy at the moment. about 60% of those tankers are being used by our customer base. in the problem comes because it is complex. once you start not using the canals were obviously doing longer voyages. if you don't go through the red sea and through the canal, you're going to go around south africa and you are already between 10-15 days into that voyage, and the same on the way back. that's obviously inefficient

>> look, they're feeling good about the new polls, alex. the fact that we're driving across the state is a reminder of the fact that iowa is huge, but candidates have a lot of ground to cover and of course the weather is not cooperating with them as they do that, to the point where we were all the way out on dubuque on the eastern side of the state, and the haley campaign actually had to cancel the events they say because of dangerous weather conditions. we are of course being safe and careful out here on the road, but she will still be campaigning more towards des moines, that's where we're headed right now for two more events in the des moines suburbs later today, all of this meant to capitalize on the fact that our poll, other polls in recent days, find haley to be surging into second place. that's exactly where she wants to be. just to give you a sense of what we're hearing from voters after events, they are not trump voters, at least not anymore. some of them that we've met say they voted for trump in the past but they don't want to vo

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yes, he has not managed to beat alex - fourth round?ound? yes, he has not - managed to beat alex zverev in four matches they previously played, and this is another step up from casper ruud. casper ruud had been in three grand slam finals, zverev has been at the top of the game for a longer period of time. it is a 5am start in the uk, so it could be quite a bit worse, and norrie played with such freedom and aggression, coming forward regularly to the net, not something we associate with him, but it is another step up in class against alex meret. he will have to be aggressive. i'm sure he will come forward as much as they can, but zverev will know what to expect, because he was watching the match against casper ruud, and he talked about how familiar it looks. they were practising together in monte carlo in december, and even then he was struck by how norrie was determined to play in a different way and come forward to the net. russell fuller there. if you're up for cameron norrie's match in the morning, it appears you'll be in good compan

>> you are absolutely right, alex. the point was, if she could beat iran the santas, then everything would explode for her. her momentum would get huge going into new hampshire, where it was already building, although no survey had her ahead of donald trump. it looked like maybe she could start pulling away in those eight days between iowa and new hampshire. unfortunately for the haley campaign, we have seen her in a double digit separation with donald trump. if she doesn't finish within -- i actually believe she has to win new hampshire to have a viable path. but at the very least, she has to come in with four or five points. otherwise, i don't see what her path forward is, i don't see where the donors come in. and especially since it doesn't look good for her in south carolina. then what does she win? if she is going after that moderates independent vote, after south carolina, it is super tuesday. the rest of the states look more like south carolina and iowa than it does new hampshire. >> let me ask, you if you were

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. >> i'm alex savage and i'm julie julie haener. herman was reported missing in early december before her body was found last weekend at tilden park in the east bay, and her boyfriend has since been arrested in connection with the case. new tonight ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more now from tonight's vigil on sunday afternoon at santa cruz harbor, dozens of people gathered to remember 61 year old alice alex herman of capitola capital. >> police announced last week that they discovered herman's body in tilden regional park in berkeley. she had been missing since december 3rd. herman's boyfriend, 54 year old theobald lengyel, has been arrested in connection with her death. >> we're heartbroken and it's there's definitely a big hole in the community now in our club. >> a neuroscientist with a degree from caltech and fluent in french, herman was also a member of outrigger santa cruz, a canoe paddling club for people of all ages. she started competing as a club member in 2018. when i was going to see her the next weekend a

>> alex. heather, good afternoon to you and san jose city officials, as well as officials with santa cruz, santa cruz county and santa clara county stressing people should prepare now for what is coming tomorrow and through the end of the week. and that is exactly what we found some people doing this afternoon. >> fine tune the weather. yeah, and they say the big ones coming in tomorrow. >> we found some residents stocking up on sandbags ahead of the storm. this station in the almaden valley section of san jose, is one of four operated by valley water, officials say now is the time for residents to check if they live in a flood zone and to take action. >> go get those sandbags if you think you're going to need them before the storm comes, because you don't want to be in the middle of the rain, the water is rising and it's coming up to your garage door or your back door or something like that, and you need sandbags and you don't have them, and you have to go get them. >> the south bay could see

alex: i love this.move in these cycles where bitcoin leads the way and stalls out and the liquidity flows into bitcoins. this is repeated many times if you look at the charts. that capital that goes into bitcoin etf's is not funds on the crypto exchange. it will be stickier than in the past, but it is going to happen. one of the most recent questions i am following for this upcoming year is that a theory him has never faced immature challenger in terms of the layer one blockchain ecosystem in a prior bull run in the way it will now from solana and others. this comes at the same time that ethereum has tricky and complicated challenges and opportunities as it tries to resorb this new blockchain thesis, which is complicated but suffice it to say that significant changes are underway in the ethereal world that have never happened either. there will be an interesting race among the blockchain platforms, especially when you look at traditional asset managers, financial firms are increasingly looking at things

alex, there's something we can do about it.rnatives. >> yeah, i want to get to that. but i do think it's important to note how the articulated fixation on crime and police's a really important part of the ecosystem that internet fuels the right-wing broader agenda. can you talk a little bit more about that, given your experience at fox news where they love talking about crime and backing the blue? >> one hunted percent. i feel like i've been studying this for years. because you see attention on a city like baltimore only when there's unrest, as we saw nearly a decade ago with freddy gray, only when there's a surge in crime. you know what happened in baltimore in 2023? dramatic reduction in the murder rate. you don't hear about that on fox or across right-wing talk radio. you only hear these headlines when they are terrifying and when they are used to advance a certain agenda. and unfortunately, i think that's a force to be reckoned with this republican primary, but also the 2024 election. it's kind of like a spigot that's alway

alex, we stick around.re going to talk to a bit more, because we have more of your interview with california governor gavin newsom. after the break. we will hear with the border state governor has to say about the republican legislators deciding that it might be better to legislate or not do anything not effort hurt settle trump's campaign. that's next. what causes a curve down there? is it peyronie's disease? will it get worse? how common is it? who can i talk to? can this be treated? stop typing. start talking to a specialized urologist. because it could be peyronie's disease, or pd. it's a medical condition where there is a curve in the erection, caused by a formation of scar tissue. and an estimated 1 in 10 men may have it. but pd can be treated even without surgery. say goodbye to searching online. find a specialized urologist who can diagnose pd and build a treatment plan with you. visit makeapdplan.com today. generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing wh

and now it's alex.s too. >> does this mean there's something crook something fundamentally crook kid about the british establishment ? itv the royal establishment? itv the royal family , the government? family, the government? >> no, i don't think you can blame the entire royal family on one man's actions. what i do think i mean, first of all, he's an absolute disgrace to the royal disgrace to royal family and a disgrace to this let's be clear this country. so let's be clear about that. i don't think he does any good for us whatsoever. and should chucked out of and he should be chucked out of the royal at earliest the royal family at the earliest opportunity. think this opportunity. i do think this makes case for a slimmed down, makes a case for a slimmed down, more royal family that more efficient royal family that can in in time where can operate in a in a time where the media is all over you, no matter where you are. you know, we've got prince harry and meghan off in california saying whatever want a

alex is a 75-year-old. he's a father, historian, and beloved grandfather.lex was born in poland and spent his life dedicated to holocaust education. for the past 30 years he has worked at yad vashem, the world who is cause remembrance center. over the past 30 years alex has traveled between israel and poland working to facilitate dialogue between the people of both countries. he's been called a great communicator who knows how to speak to young people and can break down barriers. it's been more than 100 days since his kidnapping. alex spent international holocaust remembrance day in unthinkable and inhumane conditions. according to reports about the first wave of hostages, even while in captivity, alex was still givin history lectures. for those who know him, it should come as no surprise. his lifelong dedication to holocaust education is inspiring and it's hard breaking that such a prolific human rights defender is now being held hostage by■ú hamas terrorists. he's dedicated his life to understanding how and why the holocaust happened. only to have his lif

alex?>> reporter: so karen, to you, the president released a lengthy statement yesterday urging lawmakers to get this deal done. if biden said it gives him the deal -- opportunity to shut down the border. you wrote an article in the times about the presidents response. what message is he sending? >> this is very tough language coming from biden. that's why it's so striking. he saying give me these tools and i will use them to flex my muscle and shut down the border. which is not usually how you hear democratic presidents talk. technically speaking he doesn't have much of a choice here. the way this deal is structured, if daily crossings to get past 5000, he has to shut down intake at the border. that's instruction, not a question of whether he's willing or not willing to do it. he is saying give me these extra tools and his critics are saying you could flex this muscle right now through the -- executive power. what we're seeing is the leaders on either party basically taking office it sides

the justice secretary alex chalk today _ faced.tary alex chalk today told mps _ faced. the justice secretary alex chalk today told mps in - faced. the justice secretary alex chalk today told mps in the - faced. the justice secretary alex l chalk today told mps in the house faced. the justice secretary alex - chalk today told mps in the house of commons the government is considering a bill which would quash all of the remaining convictions which haven't yet been overturned. that would be a significant step them to take, the criminal courts are separate, independent from the government and it is seen mps don't interfere in matters of the criminal court. it would be a significant step for the government to introduce legislation that effectively overturns decisions of the criminal court, even if the government considered those to be wrong. that is what alex chalk said the government is actively considering he said he would be back to update mps in the coming days. let’s he said he would be back to update mps in the coming days. let's s

adjourned. >> reporter: tonight a south carolina judge ruled despite believing the court clerk in alexurder trial lacked credibility, murdaugh should not get a new trial. >> i did not have a conversation with any juror about anything related to this case. >> reporter: murdaugh's lawyers say that court clerk rebecca hill told jurors not to be misled by the defense's evidence or fooled by murdaugh's testimony and pressured them to quickly render a guilty verdict, which would help hill sell a tell-all book she planned to write. >> i usually give a little pep talk to the jurors, and i do remember saying pay attention. it's a big day today. >> reporter: one of the jurors who found murdaugh guilty said comments made by hill to, quote, watch murdaugh's actions and watch him closely when he took the stand made it seem like he was guilty, which influenced her verdict. another juror also said they heard comments hill made about ? >> we're not going to comment at this time. >> reporter: all 12 jurors testified today. >> alex murdaugh has to deal with the punishment that will stand for these cases

alex, good luck on the book. we'll keep pushing that.coming up national security council spokesman john kirby keeps claiming, get this money bidens are giving to iran is not money to the enemy. they're not going to use it. it is not really fungible. i don't understand any of that. it defies economic belief. it defies foreign policy belief. it just defies belief. i'm kudlow. happy new year.w ♪. i' i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real re

ofers, alex, back to your point.e, there was the suggestions sunak been, suggestions that sunak had been, um, discreetly um, potentially discreetly re—engaging um, potentially discreetly re—engagin what do you to cummings. what do you make to that ? that? >> cummings and >> i think cummings and i probably the last japanese soldier on my jungle island defending cummings, sticking his kids his parents when, um, kids with his parents when, um, he'd had his famous trip to barnard castle. but i think cummings has been slinging so much mud at the conservative party, it'd be questionable for me any kind of me to see any kind of restoration can. people restoration you can. people can give people can give it all sorts of people can give it all sorts of people can give to government. but give a advice to government. but a role would be a formal role would be a surprise to me. i just want to pick up on one thing that matthew said. it's always very easy to hark back to a golden age. well, age. and you may say, well, you would th