[laughter] >> andy: he is so submissive there. >> stephen: no. >> andy: yes. >> stephen: no. >> andy:. let's compare. that's you. >> anderson: i can't wait for america to see. >> stephen: you might want to put in a bite stick, america, for this one. this is young andy. [cheering] come on. >> andy: all right. it was the '90s. it was the '90s. >> anderson: i stand by this. i stand by this proudly compared to that. >> stephen: there you go. >> anderson: and by the way, we were set up on a date. do you think we ever actually had a date? no. we didn't. >> stephen: yeah. i want to ask about. are you telling me that if you let your hair grow, this is what naturally happens. >> anderson: it's true. he gets a vest is what happens. [laughter] >> stephen: his chest hair. just grows a vest. >> andy: yes. >> stephen: you look like you were a member who outgrew menudo. >> andy: yes. >> stephen: they had to replace you. [laughter] oh, my goodness, gentlemen. oh, my goodness. now, did you think you would be friends with this guy? >> anderson: when we first met, no, i didn't. we never had the blind da

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andy: at matthews asia we are active investors. think that is the primary thing people need to pay attention to, an index based passive approach to china will not work because it is not so simple as to say i'm going to be in the sector or that sector. it is really about making bottom-up choices on individual companies after doing a lot of research. i think it is not about a sector, it is about can we find a couple of hundred really good companies that are priced well out of the 5000-plus listed chinese companies around the world right now. rishaad: at what point -- valuations are highly attractive, at what point do they become screaming no-brainers? is there a china discount now? what what i invest in china when i have all these risks when i can invest in asia? that is something you are doing. andy: there is no question having been invested in china in recent years has been painful. we are all aware of that. but what we are waiting for now is for the economic policy makers turn things around, again, to remove the doubts chinese bus

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we've got lisa and trade unionist lisa mckenzie and trade unionist andy and emily barley andy mcdonald and emily barley will tell her heartbreaking story about the loss of her child barnsley hospital. but child at barnsley hospital. but first, go to the . news. first, let's go to the. news. good evening . good evening. >> i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom in poland, says a russian missile likely entered its airspace . according to the its airspace. according to the head of the polish armed forces, both poland and nato's radar system spotted an unidentified aerial object over the country's territory . nato secretary territory. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg says the military alliance stands in solid charity with poland, and that it remains vigilant. it's understood groups of soldiers are performing on the ground verification of the missile's flight path . here in the uk, the flight path. here in the uk, the government has promised to send around 200 air defence missiles to ukraine after russia launched a massive air attack overnight night. it comes as rishi sunak condemned

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andi agree.i know, i completely agree. >> you look the >> i mean, you look at after the queen died the labour party, queen died at the labour party, sang national anthem sang the national anthem at their conference a couple of weeks move. know weeks after great move. you know that was a controversial move from starmer within some from keir starmer within some areas but i think areas of the left. but i think he kind of trying he was kind of trying to solidify idea it's not solidify that idea that it's not a left right thing. i a left versus right thing. i have say, you know, didn't have to say, you know, i didn't even university sang the even know university sang the national anthem at their graduation. i don't think always do. >> i don't think they always do. >> i don't think they always do. >> of it before. >> i've not heard of it before. so quite surprised. but so i was quite surprised. but you you do remove it, you know, if you do remove it, it probably is political indeed. >> might making >>

andy macdonald.oldroyd, bolte schofield forgive and forget. >> well, forgiveness is a christian virtue, and we should try to remember that at this time of year, as every other try to remember that at this time imyear, as every other try to remember that at this time my thought every other try to remember that at this time my thought about! other try to remember that at this time my thought about this er try to remember that at this time my thought about this is time, my thought about this is that it shows once again the danger of having idols who will also often be in the public eye and all too often be shown to have feet of we need to have feet of clay. we need to think more as a society about who idolise and why and why who we idolise and why and why we should look up to these people. as you've out in people. as you've pointed out in your monologue, phillip schofield most trivial schofield was the most trivial of a with no of characters, a man with no apparent virtue ability apparent virtue or abil

i'm sure i've surprised and disappointed andy cohen. he really was a big fan of mine as a housewife. andy knows i'm right on so many levels, otherwise he wouldn't all of a sudden be making this whole franchise about joy. >> reporter: "impact" reached out to andy cohen. his team declined to comment. how much do you think the industry has responded to you? >> i think that bravo is now seeing it very clearly. they're making a lot of changes. not just bravo. this is the entire entertainment industry. they've awakened. no matter what, change has been made and will continue to be made. >> juju: you can stream the full episode of "impact by nightline: reality reckoning" on hulu. >>> meet travelers who left all the details to chance. it's surprise vacation time. ote. i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv neg

let's bring in 20 former labor secretary company andy in the wall street journal's building hundred and gentlemen, it is good to see about us first listen to former president trump with shaun hannity and his talk about president biden in the problems facing america watch this. >> it i think he is in bad shape physically do you remember when he said i would like to take you behind the barn and then he took me behind the barn i would like this, i believe that he would fall over nuclear weapons of the biggest problem that we have with a man cannot put two sentences the other women in the does not know that he is alive. >> it is biden inflation that's what it is and what he did with energy is unbelievable because energy went up so much gasoline $5.6 a gallon, as would cause inflation news all over the place but you have 29 percent total inflation is that when it holds of cummings and do not have too much inflation but he does not talk about all of the inflation that you had to suffer over the last three years. liz: that was quite a performance in your reaction andy. >> will maybe left the s

thank you very much, that is andy ford. — days. thank you very much, that is andy ford.t is andy ford, bill ford. _ now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. as we head into christmas, we've got a spell of a windy weather to come. and the strongest of the winds are likely to be overnight tonight into thursday. and it's during this period that we've got the higher risk of some travel disruption. now, what we're seeing at the moment is a lot of clouds streaming our way, bringing some rain and drizzle over western hills and coasts in particular. but the winds are strengthening already, this run of westerly winds around the top of that area of high pressure. but it's this low pressure that we've got here towards iceland that is going to run to the north of scotland and then into scandinavia. that has been named storm pia by the danish weather service. but there will be some impacts here in the uk as well. so we've got windy weather through this evening, very mild, ten, maybe 11 degrees, some more rain over these western coasts and hills where it'

andy, thank you very much. good to have you with us. former president trump battles of the court his republican base gets stronger. all the time. the extraordinary impact of what we've een, how the former president continues to go up in the polls which each one of these legal challenges is fascinating. wall street janitor jerry baker analyzes this for us and to look at desantis and biden as well for 2020 fort when we come back. >> i'm sitting in a courthouse instead of being in iowa where should be. even though i'm leading by about 40 points. ♪ ♪ we're building a better postal service. for more on-time deliveries. and easier, affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united states postal service. delivering for america. i'm patriotic kenny. and, hi, i'm amanda on tiktok. my scooter broke down. i went into a depression. how do you feel about that? pretty sad. and i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within 24 hours people had donated over $5,000. no, you're kidding. we set up the patriotic kenny

andy began posting time lapse photos.doing so, he has gained a considerable and loyal social media following for his unique brand of trashy content. >> it's like an art. seeing the before and after. this is what it, this is, you know what's underneath the trash. >> reporter: and in the process, inspiredthers to do the same. >> i've seen people, you know, post kind of what they've been doing in their neighborhood and stuff that they've been doing. it really feels nice to know i've inspired them. really happy that you guys are all here. >> reporter: this past weekend, andy gathered a group to help him clean op stretch of isabel avenue in livermore, but andy says he generally prefers to work alone. >> gives me time to be by myself. as i pick up trash i think about life. think about, it's just like time for me to decompress. >> reporter: and so, while andy relieves his stress by removing other people's trash, he is also making the world around him a nicer place to be and pulling off the remarkable trick of getting people to n

andy, thank you very much indeed. the luton _ been made. andy, thank you very much indeed.ed - indeed. the luton skippers suffered cardiac arrest and the second half of the match at vitality stadium and scored a 1—1. the league announced it will take place later in the season but gave no date. the top of the scottish premiership could look a little different after the next ten days or so. celtic�*s defeat to hearts at the weekend has put rangers within striking distance of their rivals lead before their traditional festive old firm derbyjust before the new year. first, though, one of their two games in hand, against stjohnstone tonight at ibrox — where we can speak to jane lewis. jane, rangers can eat away at celtic�*s advantage. yes, this is a massive opportunity for rangers this evening at ibrox. not only would a win this evening against stjohnstone extend what's been an impressive winning streak for them, five games, they've won the last five games, but also as you say, it'll move them closer to the top of the scottish premier league, closer to the top of their old firm

andy jassy, president and ceo of amazon.iss the final part of the interview and some fireworks during tomorrow's show. >>> it is time, it's time for a very special seattle edition -- and then the lightning round is over. are you betty -- brian in ohio. ryan. >> caller: jimbo, thank you so much for what you do . me and my friends all got in the market in 2020 and you really helped. thank you so much. >> thank you, big guy. >> caller: my big one of the day is so five. i went to see where it's going. >> it went above eight a few seconds ago. you know what, the race is going the wrong way. don't leave it. go there. mike in nevada. mike. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. stillwater, multiple price levels, and they've had a string of bad moves over the last year, what do you think? >> we are going to go down there and we are going to go by -- because we can't fool around with bad operators. let's go to dean. >> caller: hey, jim . longtime listener and watcher of the show and the first time caller. u.p. wk, up work incorpora

andy mccarthy and carey and jason chaffetz. i'm missing somebody. >> dana: byron york is here with us. >> bill: dana gets her next choice. >> dana: byron, one of the things that hunter talked about was his addiction, right? he said that republicans have ridiculed my struggle with addiction. belittled my recovery and tried to dehumanize me. we have jas comer speaking again. >> transparent invest that produced a lot of troubling evidence. we have lots of questions, hopefully you all have had an opportunity to go into committee room and see the boxes of documents that we have accumulated. tens of thousands of pages of documents. we have lots of specific questions. this is an investigation about public corruption at the highest levels of our government. the american people expect congress to investigate this because i think one thing that chairman jordan has proven is the f.b.i., d.o.j. and the i.r.s. as we've heard from the whistleblowers, have all dropped the ball. so the house oversight and judiciary committees are conducting th

ingrid tarrant , andy macdonald ingrid tarrant, andy macdonald and chloe dobbs. ingrid tarrant, andy macdonald and chloe dobbs . they are going and chloe dobbs. they are going to be getting in some of that champagne in a bit. it's not real champagne. merry christmas everyone. this is gb news tonight me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this .1e. josh howie. let's do this. and thank you for joining us. please let us know how you've been celebrating your christmas so far. and do you think we lost the magic of these special days.7 and how are we going to get them back? me now back? email me now gbviews@gbnews.com. see you after the headlines . after the headlines. >> just got josh good evening i'm ray anderson in the gb news room. our top stories. the king has thanked the nation's volunteers in his christmas address, describing them as a selfless army . his majesty said selfless army. his majesty said they are the essential backbone of our society .

i saw your interview with andy.hought it was terrific. >> oh, thank you. >> and he talked about how gen ai is going to usher in and sort of lock in the era of cloud even more. >> right. >> well, it's going to do the same for 5g. because when you're moving massive amounts of information from your person to be processed by ai in the cloud, that takes connectivity. and of course that's going to showcase the advantage of our unique world-leading 5g network here. >> in other words, i'm always looking at share. how much you'll make per customer is a great way to value why i think your stock's going to keep going higher. >> well, we're just going to be positioned so well. as things unfold people are going to move about the world and need massive connectivity in the era of ai. and only t-mobile is uniquely positioned to deliver that kind of massive connectivity. >> i've been recommending your stock because everything you say about what you said you'd do happened. that's mike sievert, t-mobile president and ceo. tmus. "mad m

bring in andy mccarthy.out the distinction amendment privilege and will h hunter's resisting be successful? >> it is important to note, the subpoena is an enforceable directive to appear. it doesn't require you to answer every question or any question, that is controlled by whether you have a legally kog niezable confidentiality privilege, which hunter biden has in spades having been indicted twice and if you believe the prosecutor that he is under investigation for other charges, as well. he had plenty reason not to answer questions today, but to my mind, he had no legally convincible reason not to show up. importantly, what he's going to say and the republicans totally botched the timing on this, this is more powerful argument than it ought to be. they will argue that the subpoena in connection with impeachment inquiry is not legitimate because the full house has not voted for the inquiry and they made the subpoena returnable on the same morning that it turns out later today they'll vote on the impeachment

more now from our sports correspondent andy swiss. andy, what does this ruling mean?vived? well, ben, it is certainly a big development. football fans probably thought they had heard the last of the european super league after that huge backlash to the original idea two years ago, and one of the reasons it fell apart so quickly was that fifa and uefa said any clubs who joined the league would be banned from their competitions, but today the european court ofjustice that was illegal, they said those rules making new football project subject to their prior approval, such as a super league, and prohibiting clubs and players from playing in those competitions are unlawful. now, the group behind the european super league side this is a big victory for them, in fact earlier this morning they were already announcing plans for a new revamped competition involving 64 clubs. but in the last half hour, manchester united, one of the clubs originally involved in the first proposal, have issued a statement saying they remain fully committed to participation in uefa competitions. an

it has also apologised to andy webb and the tribunal that dealt with the case. ., ., ., ., ., ~ case.te, for now, thank you very much indeed. _ we turn our attention to events in argentina. the new president, javier milei, has said that shock treatment is needed to deal with the economic crisis in the country. after being sworn in, mr milei, a right—wing libertarian, warned that the situation would initially get worse for argentine people, but there was no alternative to austerity and spending cuts in the short term. inflation in argentina is rapidly heading towards 200 %. mr milei has taken over from the unpopular centre—left president alberto fernandez, but will need to negotiate with rivals as his coalition only forms a small bloc in congress. mr milei gained popular support for radical proposals including scrapping the central bank and allowing people to make money by selling their organs. argentina is experiencing its worst economic crisis in decades. live now to our correspondent katy watson who's in buenos aires. katy, hello there to you. there was a lot of controversy in the b

. >> andy schulz has the details. what happened here, andy?porter: this is the nba basically saying we have had enough of the antics. the latest coming tuesday when draymond clocked yusef nurkic in the games against the phoenix suns. afterwards he didn't really admit to what he did. he said it was an accident and everyone side eyed that. we've seen this so many times before. earlier this year he was suspended five games for joking rudy. you remember the playoffs he got suspended for stomping on sabonas's chest. it wasn't one game or five games. this is an indefinite suspension until you figure out how to stop this. he's going to have to meet team and league requirements before he's reinstated on to the roster. when that is, guys? who knows. it sounds like it's going to be more than five and some people are speculating it could be 15 to 20. >> all right. andy, thanks so much. >> yeah. andy from his backyard maybe? it looks lovely? >> reporter: it is a nice day. >> thanks so much, andy. >>> still ahead, european authorities arrested multiple ter

andy, thank you for coming on with us today. "eat, drink, and be murray." around, happy holidays. >> happy holidays. thanks. thanks, joe. it's a great christmas present. still get on amazon delivered in time for christmas. >> had to write it. such a good title. "eat, drink, and be murray." >> fell into it. an andrew's here, too. >> pllet's play golf. andrew, too t. i always wanted to be a drew. i tried for years. i wanted to be andy, drew, never got it. >> my son's a drew. >> never happened. >> wish every one a merry christmas. >> to all of you. merry christmas. >> you, too. thanks. >>> coming up on the other side of this, a final big hour of "squawk box." we're going to speak with outgoing activision blizzard ceo bobby kotick. deputy treasury secretary and "new york times" foreign affas,llhat ir a tand more. stay tuned. we're coming right back. >>> good morning. the white house announcing a new executive order targeting financial institutions that help russia's military. talk to the treasury department official behind the admin

. >> the democratic congressman andy kim and south carolina jeff duncan discussing their priorities for the 2024 congress. this is just over 20 minutes. >> welcome to action yoas. james scott senior politics reporter and coming to you today from washington, d.c.. welcome to our audiences on facebook, u tube, facebook. and join the conversation on x. for our final 2023 news shaper and speak with the "newsmakers" driving the news and policy priorities that are top of mind heading into 2024. 2024. our first our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's 3rd congressional district, andy kim. congressman, thanks for joining us today. thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: will be able to bar -- forward in a bipartisan way, we have some any challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us, with some of the big challenges we face. we are going to do it in a bipartisan way. a lot of other things are happening in congress, the things that are deeply frustrating at the end of the year

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our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's dark congressional district, andy kim. rep. kim: thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: will be able to bar -- forward in a bipartisan way, we have some any challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us, with some of the big challenges we face. we are going to do it in a bipartisan way. a lot of other things are happening in congress, the things that are deeply frustrating at the end of the year, not accomplishing the things we want to get done. >> what is one of those things that is frustrating you most significantly? rep. kim: the easiest one is to say we are at the end of the year with -- without knowing how we will keep the lights on, we are kicking that can down the road and that has been deeply frustrating. people of our country deserve to have a government that is going to work and is able to function not constantly move from just precipice to precipice and cliff to cliff, just on the politics and brinksmanship

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it's 1030. >> so, andy, it's time for this . >> so, andy, it's time for this.e. andy has stepped in tonight to do the doing look bad there. andy has stepped ingreat|ht to do the doing look bad there. andy has stepped ingreat|ht t(and the doing look bad there. andy has stepped ingreat|ht t(and the mail doing look bad there. andy has stepped ingreat|ht t(and the mail onying a great job. and the mail on sunday. rishi illegal migrants will overwhelm the uk. i'll come to that shortly but we've got the telegraph first pm hostile states using migration to destabilise the west . also, destabilise the west. also, starmer acted for extremist group in bid to overthrow burn ban. pope's former adviser jailed in vatican fraud trial of the century and lib dems call for scrutiny over worrying. telegraph takeover. okay, next up the express , uh, tragic end up the express, uh, tragic end in hunt for gainer. very, very sad story. this the family of missing mum gaynor lord have been left devastated after a woman's body was recovered from a river near where she vanished. gaynor who

yeah. >> you think, andy? >> what do you think, andy?'s interesting now they're finally of now that they're finally sort of stepping if stepping up, at least if anything, immigration is definitely becoming much of definitely becoming much more of a topic and something labour a hot topic and something labour just can't ignore. right >> absolutely. mean, >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, it's, in the top five it's, you know, in the top five issues that voters the issues that voters across the country concerned you country are concerned about, you know, party that know, any political party that hopes a government hopes to become a government like be like labour do should be tackling it. and i think they sent their shadow sent out their shadow immigration speak sent out their shadow imsometion speak sent out their shadow imsome policy speak sent out their shadow imsome policy experts speak sent out their shadow im some policy experts to speak sent out their shadow im some policy experts to .)eak sent out their shadow imsome policy experts to . i�

andy kurtz it runs the program. he has been on many times talking about company, more recently about his relentless and courageous efforts to help you clean. and he joins me this morning. i have a big question for him. why would i pay an expert to solve the dishwasher problem when i have chet gpt? i did. i tried that. i asked chet gpt. it walked me through the process of silencing a bosch model x a s 375 you see. andy, i want to ask how things are going with ukraine in just a bit. but first, your company is celebrating its 20th anniversary. when it started, it was a great example of the technology we call the internet. you could connect to people across the world. a person with a problem, a person with a solution. how big of a threat is chet gpt going to be to your business model? >> i think it's a really interesting threat, and also an opportunity. we started 20 years ago. the internet was relatively new. marketplaces were new. the gig economy came along. we were able to serve the way of new technology. i think thi

it's terrible for the country. >> martha: andy mccarthy, thank you very much.you. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: speaking of the tensions in the country, here's another live look outside of the united nations in midtown manhattan across the way from us here as they vote on a resolution that would demand a cease fire in gaza. eric shawn, reporting live here in new york city on this. hi, eric. >> that vote in the general assembly starting a few minutes ago in the chamber. the austrian u.n. ambassador introduced an amendment. it calls hamas by name, hamas. well, it also says that they should release all of the hostages. the american ambassador, linda thomas greenfield asked the dipl diplomats, why is it so hard to condemn hamas? we'll see if the amendment passes. the general assembly may not condemn the terrorist group. the resolution puts all the blame on israel. it a nonbinding arab sponsored measure sponsored by egypt. the resolution calls for a humanitarian cease fire. all parties should comply with international law. the austrian and the u.s. ambassadors menti

andy and anderson will be right there. what about you?ia from new hampshire. >> reporter: is this your first time here? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: why did you have to be here? >> same thing, we're here for the rockefeller skate center and we came to enjoy the ball drop. >> reporter: you guys, it's spectacular. i have witnessed it a few times, so spectacular when that confete fee, people write their new year's resolutions on. we are in pens right now. if we can get a wider view you can see how packed these guys are in, more than a million people will fill times square and these pens stretch for several blocks from where i'm standing in both directions and then as you guys saw the stages are all around us. it's quite the atmosphere here. we've been seeing people warm up. dress rehearsals, ll cool j, other big names will be here, and anderson and andy will be here later to, guys. back to you, paula. >> what a crowd there. they are packed in, they are ready to party and i love the new england representation, new hampshire, and maine. brynn g

attorney and former and current fox news contributor andy mccarthy.ur thoughts about what hunter accomplished yesterday by saying he's here in the wrong spot and not going to the invitation which was to go behind closed doors yesterday? >> well, brian, i think he hurt himself in the end. to make a statement like that to the media doesn't really help him in any way, all it's's going to do is help the investigators because they are going to take that statement apart and show factually. i would be willing to stipulate that joe biden is probably not involved in the painting but, you know, with respect to every other aspect of that statement, they have evidence that can refute it. and when he says "i'm here." where he was supposed to be by law yesterday was in a deposition where he would have had to face actual hostile questioning under oath. so, you know, to brag that you're here when you are not willing to answer the questions doesn't advance the ball much in my mind. hunter hunter he wanted the dome in the background. he choreographed the whole thing. r

a very festive outfit, andy. and, jack, always great to see you. you both a happy holiday. anytime. >> same to you, liz. liz: we are always watching wall street, but e to keep an eye on the middle east at this hour because the israeli military has just uncovered the biggest network of terrorist tunnels yet as talks of a ceasefire in exchange for more hostages heat up. we will have a live report from tel aviv next. and then later while some college campuses are mired in a rise in anti-semitism, auburn basketball head coach bruce pearl, who took his team to israel, is working with a wall streeter to show how bringing athletes to the holy land can battle hate. the athletes aren't just tourists when they go, they actually meet with israel's tech sector which includes checkpoint software, up 17% year to date. mobile aye, gains 28 president this year, cyber ark up 65% year to date. israeli stocks doing pretty well despite all that's happening. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. the dow piling higher by 1599 points. ♪ -- 159 points. ♪ -- 159 points. ♪ ♪ they're all expec

andy jassy is talking about the chinese types. people are looking for bargains, but at the lower end. i'm wondering if the lower end isn't struggling. lower end having trouble. there's this cohort, david, that's been left behind. it's important we remember this is the group left behind by inflation. a lot of people feel that inflation is under control. that's not what i felt from andy jassy. >> we've been hearing that there's weakness, particularly at the lower end so to speak of income, jim. you know, i wonder does that translate into a significant diminution in overall demand? >> no, i don't think so. i just think if you're in the high end and you're trying to sell something online for the holidays, i think you're going to struggle. it's not where the money is. by the way, these chinese sites, they're partners with andy jassy. if you go to them, you'll see the arverage price of what peope are buying is 12 bucks. it's hard to make money at 12 bucks if you're amazon. i think amazon is doing fabulously. they can pivot. they don't h

our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's 3rd congressional district, andy kim. rep. kim: thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: we will be able to -- we just got the national defense authorization act across the line. we will be able to move forward in a bipartisan way, we have so many challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us to make sure we are taking national security seriously, to deal with the big challenges we face. and to do that in a bipartisan way. i am glad we got that across the line but a lot of other things are happening that are stuck. tings that are not working. those are the things that are frustrating as you get into the end of the year, not accomplishing the things we want to get done. >> what is one of those things that is frustrating you most significantly? rep. kim: the easiest one is to say we are at the end of the year without having clarity on how we will keep the lights on in the government. we have been kicking that can down the

let's start in london with andy lately. so, and is this major shift in the market towards electric vehicles as we've been explaining the world is moving even if slowly towards ease and yet, and yet there isn't massive demand for them yet. yes, it is growing, but it's not massive. explain that. so they may say electric vehicles is not just a consumer choice. it's driven by political mandates. most of the countries with, with the target to move tools that are machine vehicles which look at on present. i'm sure it wasn't a good way to knology and that basically forcing the vehicle produces reduce these electric vehicles. is that what you said on this, the, the winning technology that and you know, i'd say it's not just to see what you want us to consume is having to do this because that was being built in increasingly in the future. they will have no choice stops in the truck. and the mach, you're in beijing, china is the world leader in electric vehicles. they perhaps saw this coming or the importance of the electric vehicle

andy scholes has the bleacher report. >> good morning.wns are one of the most tortured fan bases in the entire nfl. only made the playoffs twice since getting their team back in 1999. so certainly was a party in cleveland last night. the guy throwing that party was 38-year-old joe flacco, former super bowl mvp. he was sitting on his couch six weeks ago but has had an incredible resurgence. flacco great throwing for over 300 yards and three touchdowns. the browns would win big 37-20. they clinch a spot in the playoffs for just the third time this century. we did have a scary moment in this game. flacco found elijah moore with this pass and when whormore moo gets tackled, his head gets hit and he appears to be seizing on the ground. his teammates calling for help. he was able to walk to the sideline on his own and the team says he is being evaluated for a concussion. >>> and elsewhere, we did have the inaugural pop-tart bowl. and reveefltal of the mascot wa pretty epic. at the end, we knew that the winning team would get to eat the pop-tart

andy swiss, bbc news.ax have been knocked out of the dutch cup by an amateur side, in the fourth tier of the netherlands league system. the record 20—time winners of the competition had come back from two down, with two late goals, but conceded another in stoppage time to lose 3—2. it adds to a bad season where they've changed manager and are 23 points off the dutch league leaders psv. real madrid moved back to the top of la liga, and will finish the year at the summit after scoring a stoppage time winner to beat alaves. lucas vazquez with the 92nd minute winner for real, who were reduced to ten men in the second half after nacho was sent off. the result moves them above girona on goal difference, who could only draw with real betis earlier, after conceding a late equaliser. real sociedad lost ground on the top four, they were held to a goalless draw with cadiz. and mallorca beat osasuna. in the premier league, brighton came from behind to draw with rivals crystal palace. they were pushing for a winner too

sorry, andy. >> andy story . >> andy story. >> andy story. >> i normally go ladies, that's my mannersand stephanie. >> so we could both talk about it. >> so i mean the express has this front page, uh, rishi more tax cuts to come. rishi sunak has given the strongest signal yet that more tax cuts are on the way. i mean , where they? the way. i mean, where are they? where get them? where are we going to get them? um, has of course, though um, he has of course, though inflation is falling and cuts to national insurance will come this saturday, saving the average worker £450 a year, which is rather good, although thatis which is rather good, although that is the average worker . so that is the average worker. so perhaps isn't absolutely perhaps that isn't absolutely everybody. does factor everybody. and that does factor in millions paid by in the millions paid by billionaires whatever and all billionaires or whatever and all that of stuff. so um, £450 that sort of stuff. so um, £450 here, and it's here, that's useful and it's certainly a little bit more specific than what starmer specific

was andy's describing.yesterday filmed actually yesterday filmed and actually kate about as well, kate was out and about as well, but he was trying to but he was really trying to drive this ambition of his drive home this ambition of his to and end homelessness. to try and end homelessness. what's 30 or what's the target, 20, 30 or something? he wants to see it. yeah >> yes. and obviously, we know that homelessness has been increasing the increasing dramatically in the past rough past couple of years. and rough sleeping because sleeping in particular because of and the knock on effect of covid and the knock on effect of covid and the knock on effect of yeah, mean, this is of that. yeah, i mean, this is just gorgeous picture of just really gorgeous picture of him something he's him doing something that he's done long time actually, done for a long time actually, which is support homeless people. he went joined people. he went out and joined a vendor martin, who's vendor called dave martin, who's a seller. an

andy scholz joining us now with more. andy, very positive spin on things there. >> well, yeah.ing to, erica and poppy. when we see draymond on an nba court again really at this point is anybody's guess. for now he'll remain with the team while he's suspended indefinitely. his hit of nurkic, that was his fourth violent incident in the past year. and when announcing the suspension, the league office said draymond would be required to meet certain league and team conditions before he returns to play. and warriors coach steve kerr says that, you know, he hopes this will finally spur change in draymond. >> this is not just about, you know, an outburst on the court. this is about his life. this is about someone who i believe in, someone who i have known for a decade who i love for his loyalty, his commitment, his passion, his love for his teammates, his friends, his family. we're trying to help that guy because the one who grabbed rudy, choked rudy, the one who took a wild flail at jusuf, the one who punched jordan last year, that's the guy who has to change. >> all right, week 15 of

andy mccarthy, thank you.o your son calling the high school hockey matches. >> bill: the negative polling numbers piling up for president biden. could it prompt him to rethink a re-election bid? don't count on it. last minute concert tickets cost a pretty penny. question, who had the most expensive of the year for 2023, all right? i know what you are thinking. i know what you are thinking. but the answer is going to surprise you. ♪ >> bill: migrants flooding new york city shelters. the story hasn't gone away. 67,000 living off of new york city resources. more than three times as many as this time a year ago. the mayor, eric adams, calling out the administration. if you are a homeowner and you have budgeted yourself for rent, electric trisy and your roof caved in and insurance policy should pick up on that. our insurance policy was the federal government. they're not paying us. end quote. he is preparing to make extremely painful budget cuts in 2024 to try to cover the cost of the crisis. it will affect a lot o

let's start in london with andy lately. so and it is this major shift in the market towards electric vehicles as we've been explaining the world is moving even if slowly towards ease and yet, and yet there isn't massive demand for them yet. yes, it is growing, but it's not massive. explain that. so they may say electric vehicles is not just a consumer choice. was driven by the political mandate, most of the countries with the target to move to 0 machine vehicles which looked at on present. i'm sure it was a good way to knology and they're basically forcing the vehicle which uses images these electric vehicles, this the winning technology that and united states and not just receive a choice to consumers having to do this because that was being bills and increasingly in the future, they will have no choice all ensured. and the mach, you're in beijing, china is the world leader in electric vehicles. they perhaps saw this coming or the importance of a la via electric vehicle industry before others did. and they invested massive

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