we have incentivized building all these large projects with american products and american union labor. remember the shortage of semi conductors during the pandemic? those tiny little computer chips the size of your fingertip? the power -- they power our everyday lives from advanced weapons to your cell phones. americans and vintage -- americans invented these computer chips. when the pandemic hit, we found out how vulnerable america was. prices soared. it takes over 3000 of these computer chips to build an automobile today and went overseas factories making those chips shut down the production stopped in the cost of nuclear sword. did not have to be this way. i was determined to change that and that's what we have done with the chips and science act which has attracted $350 billion, including for korea, taiwan and other countries. these investments are building new fabs, massive chip factories the size of several football fields. on fields all across america creating so far 125,000 jobs which ultimately creates tens of thousands more jobs. these jobs are paying over $100,000 a year an

union carbide factory is a tragic story. who owns of 1984, yet to he owns that, who paused by an american dream seems so, but no loss guessing the job at union carbide between them too. but little did he knew the job would cost him his child's life and break. his family reunion covered very of my fault. my life was set off to get to get you up with an american company, but it poisoned don't lives forever. this. the union carbide factory left a bit to legacy that continues to affect people. the soil and water contamination have led a high rate of 20 diseases in survivors, such as stanza and cuba close is asked for the survivors. the gas relief hospital is meant for them in the region have not been of much help either this or any, although called wood for shorter, adequately describing the 4 gravity of the dissolved talk. perhaps only those who lost, i'm live to it. actually understand with the use actors have demanded the week to get fed compensation adequate medical treatment rehabilitation plan for move with adults and chemicals found implants, premises, and punishment for that was responsible for the tragedy. all this fell

steel remains ast proud american company, american owned, american operated by our american union steelworkers and the best in the world. the domestic steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of the presidents action to level the playing field for american steel and steelworkers. the united states remains an open economy with record investments under president biden's leadership. distort global markets their unfair trade practices such as dumping and overproduction, it is critical we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects our national addition supply chain today the president demonstrated once again you will always act to protect the security of this nation. as well as the resilience of our supply. and so with that before you take questions i want to ask one more thing which we have not done in a wild. which is talk about the week ahead, next week. then we'll go into questions. in addition to his trip to new orleans, the president first lady, will travel to los angel, california on monday. the president will then travel to cook cello valley, california on tuesd

steel remains a proud american company, american owned, american operated by our american union steelworkers and the best in the world. the domestic steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of the president's actions to level the playing field for american steel and american steelworkers. united states remains an open economy with record foreign investments under president joe biden's leadership. foreign competitors like trying to distort steel markets through unfair trade practices such as dumping and overproduction. it is critical that we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects our national security and our supply chains. today, the president demonstrated once again that he will always act to protect the security of this nation as well as the resilience of our supplies. and then, with that, i am going to -- before i take questions, i want to add one more thing, which we have not done in a while, which is talk about the week ahead, next week, then we will go into questions. in addition to his trip to new orleans, the president and the first lady will travel t

founded on the cause of all for your atlantic security, with the participation that uses the north american union was established for your opinion. slides on the go, the signed and the tweeting with the nato in line with disagreements from the notary's points. as you deal with if so we have a war, god forbid, new york in union will be able to save for, well, ok, so under the command or for the nato, appreciate you. so for your mission, humans, the also, but i, you, it's the also sound that switzerland shooting. if nato should pass your territory, we're going to the direction of the russian situation legislatively pursued. do you or issue jim ways or should left, that is all the legal law firm of formula. he has the council here at the state has a easy service speech. but what the council, if you are this, is a to in, include in for, for illegitimate tribunals, the compensation mechanism some registers because it was in order to punish the poor issue and use the trust to punish russia as much as the crude least always known under the instruction of the united states, you see, the o is see the nato

steel remains a proud american company, american owned, american operated by american union steelworkers and the best in the world. steel industry is the strongest it has been in years because of presidents action to level the playing field for american steelworkers. the united states remains an open economy with the records for direct investment under president biden's leadership. through unfair trade practicese such as a dumping and overproduction. it is critical we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects our national security and our supply chain. today the president demonstrated once again he will always act to protect the security of this nation as well as the resiliene of our supply. and then before i take questions i want to add one more thing which we've not done in a wild which is talk about the week ahead, next week. then we will go into questions. in addition to his trips to new orleans, the president first lady will travel to los angeles, california on monday. the present will travel to california on tuesday from thursday the president first lady will attend the s

scientist and international relations expert and chris bruce, policy director for the american civil liberties union of georgia first, the latest headlines the head of the los angeles fire department says all residents are in danger from a series of devastating wildfires raging around the city. at least two people are known to have died. a thousand buildings have been destroyed and at least 70,000 people ordered to leave their homes. france and germany have warned that borders must not be altered by force, after donald trump refused to rule out military action to take greenland — which is controlled by denmark. the president—elect reiterated his desire to make the territory part of the united states. a body found in the search for two british men who went missing in italy's dolomite mountains is believed to be that of 35—year—old samuel harris. he and aziz ziriat, who's 36, were last heard from on new year's day after sending messages home from the region. israel says it has recovered the body of one of the hostages taken by hamas 15 months ago. the remains of 53—year—old bedouin arab youssef al—ziy

. >> number one was integrating canada towards a north american union for greater strength, just period. the world is a difficult place these days. and most canadians would like to look at that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty. so, low-hanging fruit would be combine currency, for example, combining the bank of canada with the fed. things like that. >> listen, they got hockey players. okay. they're not doing our money. i like our money. >> simulation, like what is happening? okay. what is happening, abby? >> one of the big questions -- >> we have alaska. we're already basically -- >> around them. i mean, we get greenland, we'll be further around. >> it's a serious question honestly with trump. >> it's like take things he's saying as a whim. >> a lot of people around him who are whispering in his ear, mr. president. >> to your earlier point, se, i just am not sure people went to the ballot box for on november 5th. >> of course they didn't, yeah. >> i want to just caution people not to get lost in these distractions. we're about to have senate confirmations. so we can talk a

i think the democrat haves been going the other way and shutting union households and african american, unionause of household of religions and send you thoughts and never prayers. it's been quiet consequential and it's one thing to rip god out of public documents or public squares and quite another to rip parents out of the same where their children go to school and what is taught there and parent's right renaissance has a big religious cast to it also. these parents and grandparents say i want them to have more religion and not less and morals and values of this and this country was founded on separation of church and state but remember, larry, it was to protect the church from the state and not the other way around. larry: okay. kellyanne conway, we appreciate it very, very much. i think we're going to take a quick break. no quick break. we're rolling right through here with plenty of music in the background here at capital one center. bringing in david webb, fox news contributor and host of the david webb show on sirius xm. david webb, if you're out there, what stood out from mr. trump's

we set every record there is with african-americans and every record there is with hispanic americans, unionbers and 70 others. this is a once-in-a-lifetime realignment that will endure and leave america for generations to come, this is a very, very special time in our country's history. as we begin this new exciting chapter i want to thank my families starting with our great first lady melania, thank you. [cheering] in a very special thanks to her outstanding vice president-elect jd vance along with his incredible wife. thank you jd thank you very much. and i have to call out somebody who is very special who we put into a position that she knew nothing about other than she's an extraordinarily competent person and she learned everything that she needed to learn probably in the first day and that is lara trump who became the head along with michael with the republican party and she agree on a tough group of people and we made it too big to rig, they tried. but they cannot get past her and michael. i would think both of you with a fantastic job that you did, thank you very much. tonight i als

number one was integrating canada towards a north american union for greater strength, period, the worldult place these days and most canadians would like to look at that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty. low-hanging fruit would be combined currency, combining the bank of canada with the feds, things like that where the largest trading partners. just to ask him because this was on saturday to say these meetings you're having with justin trudeau and finance ministers from canada, with all due respect, sir are a complete waste of time, this guy's going to get eradicated out of the canadian political landscape. give the canadians a chance to reelect a leader just like you got to be elected that has a four year mandate just like you have and let's get down to business. i hope they didn't land on deaf ears. i think he saw the rationale in that, that was one topic. i had another agenda item, we announce that this morning, i have joined with frank mccourt to buy tiktok, it's a multibillion-dollar deal, we're good have to work with president trump, this is a bipartisan situation w

. >> number one, immigrated canada towards a north american union. for greater strength . the world is a difficult place these days and most canadians would look to that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty. a little hanging fruit would be combined currency for example, combining the bank of canada with the fed, things like that. >> listen, they have hockey players. they are not doing our money. >> what are we doing? >> what is happening? okay. what is happening? >> we have alaska. we already basically around them . i mean. we get greenland -- >> it is a serious question, honestly, with trump. at this point, is a really smart to be like, he is just joking. >> i know. it is like -- you think it is a joke and then -- but it is trump, you know what i mean. i just don't want to take things he is saying as a whim . >> there were people who are whispering in his ear, mr. president. >> to your earlier point, i am not sure that people went to the ballot box for on november 5th. i want to just caution people not to get lost in these distractions , as serious business is

and these are really huge concerns which is why celebrities unions and groups in the us, has said, like the american -- civilities have said, we cannot do this.— union -- civilities have said, we cannot do this. doctor and la grange _ we cannot do this. doctor and la grange -- _ we cannot do this. doctor and la grange -- dr _ we cannot do this. doctor and la grange -- dr eleanor - we cannot do this. doctor and i la grange -- dr eleanor drage, la grange —— dr eleanor drage, thank you very much. here in the uk, temperatures are to stay below freezing as the met office issues four fresh weather warnings across the uk. it is expected to stay cold for another couple of days with yellow warnings of ice in place in scotland, north east england and wales. there are also dozens of flood alerts due to heavy rain or melting snow. 0ur reporter thomas magill has more. high up in the yorkshire dales 1800ft above sea level, and it's a race against time forfarmer frank carr as he digs out a sheep trapped in the snowdrift. good thing about horn sheep is they've got good handles. he has more than 1300 animals spread

one that is operated by american union steelworkers. the country, but also saying for too long u.s. companies have faced unfair trade practices this came even after nippon steel offered to give the government veto power over any potential production cuts coming out of u.s. steel. now the question is, what is next for a company that is going to be seeking some sort of takeover or sale of certain parts? jonathan: we'll head to the nations capital and catch up with tyler kendall to talk about some of those issues. equity futures elsewhere more broadly attempting to bounce back from a five-day slide. on the s&p, the longest daily losing streak going back to april of last year. on the nasdaq 100 we are higher by .4%. your first call from wells fargo, raising its price target on citi, calling it the dominant pic in almost any scenario in the sector. your second call from wolfe research, raising its price target on meta, citing product catalysts driving upside and a healthy macro act dropped. that stock is up by .5%. your third call, tesla, se

there were 4 million americans in a union of 13 states. today we are 60 times as many in a union of 50 states. we've lighted the world with our inventions. gone to the aid of mankind. wherever in the world. there was a cry for help. journey to the moon. and safely. so much has changed. and yet we stand together as we did two centuries ago, when i took this oath four years ago, i did so in a time economic stress. voices were raised saying that we to look to our past for the greatness and glory. but we the present day america are not given to looking backward. in this blessed land, there is always a better tomorrow. four years ago, i spoke to you of a new beginning. and we have accomplished that. but in another sense, our new beginning is a continued vision of that beginning. create a two centuries ago, when for the first time in history government, the people said was not our master. it is our servant. it's only power that which we the people, allow it to have. that system has never us. but for a time, we failed the. we asked things of gove

there were 4 million americans in a union of 13 states. today we are 60 times as many in a union of 50 states. we've lighted the world with our inventions. gone to the aid of mankind. wherever in the world. there was a cry for help. journey to the moon. and safely. so much has changed. and yet we stand together as we did two centuries ago, when i took this oath four years ago, i did so in a time economic stress. voices were raised saying that we to look to our past for the greatness and glory. but we the present day america are not given to looking backward. in this blessed land, there is always a better tomorrow. four years ago, i spoke to you of a new beginning. and we have accomplished that. but in another sense, our new beginning is a continued vision of that beginning. create a two centuries ago, when for the first time in history government, the people said was not our master. it is our servant. it's only power that which we the people, allow it to have. that system has never us. but for a time, we failed the. we asked things of gove

there were 4 million americans in a union of 13 states.oday, we are 60 times as many in a union of 50 states. we have lighted the world with our inventions, gone to the aid of mankind wherever in the world there was a cry for help, journeyed to the moon and safely returned. so much has changed and yet we stand together as we did two centuries ago. when i took this oath four years ago, i did so in a time of economic stress. voices were raised saying we had to look to our past for the greatness and glory. but we the present-day americans are not given to looking backward. in this blessed land, there is always a better tomorrow. four years ago, i spoke to you have a new for getting, and we accomplished that, but in another sense, are beginning is a continuation of the new beginning created two centuries ago, when they first time in history, government, the people said, was not our master, it is our servant. its only power that which we the people allow it to have. that system has never failed us, but for a time we failed the system. we asked

there were 4 million americans in a union of 13 states.oday, we are 60 times as many in a union of 50 states. we have lit the world with our inventions, gone to the aid of mankind wherever in the world there was a cry for help, journeyed to the moon and safely returned. so much has changed and yet we stand together as we did two centuries ago. when i took this oath four years ago, i did so in a time of economic stress. voices were raised saying we had to look to our past for the greatness and glory. but we the present-day americans are not given to looking backward. in this blessed land, there is always a better tomorrow. four years ago, i spoke to you of a new beginning and we accomplished that, but in another sense, are beginning is a continuation of the new beginning created two centuries ago, when they first time in -- win for the first time in history, government, the people said, was not our master, it is our servant. its only power that which we the people allow it to have. that system has never failed us, but for a time we failed t

the american civil liberties union says denying birthright citizenship to us—born children is unconstitutionallawsuit has been filed by 18 us states. the attorney general of california — one of those states who announced the lawsuit — called the executive order disastrous and damaging. if allowed to stand, this order would endanger thousands of us citizens who will be born in the next year. real children and families just trying to live their lives in peace. it would strip americans of their most basic rights and the privileges they are owed as citizens. children would be forced to live under the threat of deportation, the fear, anxiety and trauma that alone is enormously detrimental to their mental and emotional well being. and california attorney general rob bonta joins us now. very good to have you with us here in bbc news. you said in that clip that this would endanger children. what do you mean by that?— mean by that? well, for over 125 years _ mean by that? well, for over 125 years the _ mean by that? well, for over 125 years the rule _ mean by that? well, for over 125 years the rule has

immigration rights groups more ready, and in fact, he was sued on day one, i believe by the american civil liberties union for trying to end this right citizenship, they say it's against federal law and the us constitution. but there are analysts who have said that he, that this administration must have lunch funded legal challenges the 1st time around and might have and, and has been working brother to would executive actions and orders differently. well that you have to be seen right day to but on the space value. why did the 2nd order is very signs? are either just symbolic, but they can actually going to in fact, because they will be challenged in court for their unconstitutional. and so they wouldn't pass muster any more. but the other thing, i think it's really important to note that the reason why people are thinking that trouble be a little bit more advantaged in this election is that he punch so many of drawers who were similar to his spot process or were sympathetic to his causes on the court, right. and so he put a lot of federal judges on that as well as lower court judges. and so we see, part

and here's the american civil liberties union. and you can see what they did on the day of inauguration for the president. they argue, as we just said, that it violates the 14th amendment. and now if you want to see what they wrote. denying citizenship to u.s. born children is not only unconstitutional, actually already gave you the quote. so continue to follow this. and what happens later today. time now is 805, other news that we're following this morning. >> all right. at 805, more. the headlines today. we've got protesters calling on local grassroots progressive organizations to continue to fight discriminatory threats by president trump over the next 4 years. and multi faith leaders, by the way, were also getting together in san jose today. they're going to be rallying in support of immigrant families. organizers say they're coming together tn stand beside the immigrant community who they say will be targeted regardless of their legal status by federal agents. during immigration sweeps. it'll start the rally will at 5 this ev

with the american dream alive for all her children, with the american promise of a more perfect union, a reality for all her people. with america's bright of freedom spreading throughout all the world. from the height of this place and the summit of this century, let us go forth. may strengthen our hands for the good work ahead and always, always bless our america.

with the american dream alive for all her children, with the american promise of a more perfect union, a reality for all her people. with america's bright of freedom spreading throughout all the world. from the height of this place and the summit of this century, let us go forth. may strengthen our hands for the good work ahead and always, always bless our america.

the american civil liberties union announced it too, is part of the lawsuit against trump's executive order. we are here to defeat. >> to delay to dilute. trump's extreme agenda together. we will defend and protect all of our communities and keep all californians safe and whole called for every last one of us to band together and fight this administration. >> the republicans in the legislature say they appreciate trump's efforts, they believe will protect the border and leita immigration reform. at the end of the day, california is a sanctuary state. and to think about that, we allow. >> our star state does not comply work with federal enforcement to help but stop. people who are committing crimes in this country and send them back. it's terrible. and we've got do something about it. and i hope i think at the end of the day, you're going to the trump administration when that battle. >> and keep in mind, trump signed dozens of executive orders on all kinds of topics. ponta says he's reviewing ke a determination about potential future lawsuits soon reporting at the state capitol eytan w

the american civil liberties union announced it too, is part of the lawsuit against trump's executive order. we are here to defeat. >> to delay to dilute. trump's extreme agenda together. we will defend and protect all of our communities and keep all californians safe and whole called for every last one of to band together and fight this administration. >> the republicans in the legislature say they appreciate trump's efforts, they believe will protect the border and lead to immigration reform. at the end of the day, california is a sanctuary state. and to think about that, we allow. >> our star state does not comply work with federal enforcement to stop. people who are committing crimes in this country and send them back. it's terrible. and we got do something about it. and hopefully i think at the end of the day, you're going to the trump administration when that battle. >> and keep in mind, trump signed dozens of executive orders on all kinds of topics. ponta says he's reviewing those and make a determination about potential future lawsuits soon reporting at the state capitol eytan

joint terrorism task force in 2017 as president trump took office for his first term, the american civil liberties union of northern california council on american-islamic relations and other organizations supported the move at the time, concerned the task force could infringe on the rights of law abiding citizens, the san francisco police officers association argued that san francisco should reconsider its position, and that the city can work with the task force to protect the city from terrorism and protect the rights of the people. >> i think it's a fine line. you know, everybody has to know what their part is, and they have to follow the rules. >> the poa says now it's up to city leaders to determine the path forward. >> well, it's the police commission because they have to agree to the mou, but that would be in conjunction with talking with the police chief, talking with the mayor, talking with the board of supervisors. so the decision makers in the city have to come to some joint agreement. >> kerr sent out a statement reading in part, quote, the san francisco bay area office of the council on ame

class coalition, hispanic-americans could black americans, asian-americans, muslim mu-americans, young people, union members women. that could well change face of american politics for at least a generation, mr. trump turned the g.o.p. into the party of working folks, he will promote america first policies be they lower taxes, reciprocal fair trade tariffs, border closing, unleashing energy, minimizing red tape business regulations and he brought in the doge brothers, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. who will weaken the over extended power of the unelected federal bureaucracy. as well as chopping down the tom tomorrow -- federal budget, and america first overseas to restore american authority, respect with peace through strength, and a clear focus on direct american interest. again, all of this to help the middle class reignite apply collar boom, restore or judeo-christian culture, that traditional values and restore public safety for families, kids, schools, businesses and cities, only 4 vice presidents presiding over election certification had great pleasure of announcing their own defeat. but there