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archer, who last played for england in march, will now target a return in the summer. wreckage meant a safety car had to be deployed, ultimately taking away the sizable gap lewis hamilton had built up over his rival max verstappen. verstappen went on to win the race and the championship, after catching up with hamilton behind the safety car. latifi says he was shocked by the scale and tone of the hate and abuse he received online. he added that he'd expected some of it and deleted social media apps off his phone immediately after the race. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the team here, good night. hello again. well, we're going to see some changes in our weather pattern through wednesday as this area of cloud that's just out in the atlantic starts to encroach. that will eventually bring some rain, particularly into western areas, with milder southerly winds spreading in as well. before we get there, though, it's a chilly start to the day with some patches of frost for central and eastern areas of the country. in some of the deeper valleys in scotland, we'

wish archer was with them in australia, the wheels have already come off in the ashes series.t gave the players some home truths, angry that they have been making the same mistakes, but the head coach chis silverwood says that given a chance to rewind, he would select the same teams again looking at the experience they were having out there, i'm happy with the skill set of the tests and there'll always divided opinion. and not everyone is going to agree with you. and so, yeah, i've got no problem with that. and we have those outing this test i bet it was really good. and so, i've got no problem with that, to be honest. you look at how many experiences we've had on the field and i think there was enough experience there that complete and the test match and we did. and yes, i've got no worries. you pick a team thatis i've got no worries. you pick a team that is going to provoke a response that is going to provoke a response that thing is going to divide up at times, but that is absolutely fine. freddy tylitski has won his high court claim for damages against a fellow jockey afte

>> della's brother archer has been developing a web application to help his sister communicate. >> shene how hard it would be if you couldn't communicate by talking to people. >> the website lets users program buttons with images of their choice that represents words. >> i like you. >> nuggets. >> nuggets. okay. >> train. >> now we're going to the train. >> still going to the train. >> in the past when we had to run errands we just took her. she was never really consulted and, i mean, now today outings start with us just asking, hey, you want to go do this? you want to go do that? yes, i want to go do that. >> cho-cho. >> you want to go fast? you want to go faster? whenever i made the first application i spent an hour or two coding the tile path for her and made sure it had all of her favorite things. one or two things, she closed it out and watching. all of it amounted to a small interaction but it was a big deal. seeing her communicate with my application. i want everyone to have a moment with their nonverbal sibling or friend. >> so i have a nonverbal sibling. a lot of the apps on t

>> della's brother archer has been developing a web application to help his sister communicate. >> shet communicate by talking to people. >> the website lets users program buttons with images of their choice that represent words. "i like you." "nuggets." >> nuggets, okay. >> train. >> in the past, when we had to run errands, we just took her. she was never really consulted, and, i mean, now today outings start with us just asking, hey, do you want to go do this, do you want to go do that? yes, i want to go do that. choo choo? do you want to go fast? "i want to go faster." >> you want to go faster? whenever i first made the application, i spent like an hour or two coding the tile path for her and making sure it has all of her favorite buttons and stuff. i put it on her ipad and she opened it up. like, all this had amounted to this small interaction, but it was a big deal for me, seeing her communicate with my application. i want everyone to have a moment like that with their nonverbal sibling or friend. so i have a nonverbal sibling. that being said, a lot of apps on the app store are m

>> reporter: della's brother, archer, has developing a web application to help his sister communicate. >> she wants to communicate like everybody else. and just imagine how hard it would be if you couldn't communicate by talking to people. >> the website lets users program buttons with images of their choice that represent words. >> i like you. >> nuggets! >> nuggets! okay. >> train. >> yeah, we're going to go to the train. >> we're still going to the train. >> in the past, when we had to run errands, we just took her. she was never really consulted. and i mean, now, today, outings start with us just asking, hey do you want to go do this? do you want to go do that? yes, i want to go do that. >> choo choo. >> do you want to go fast? >> i want to go faster. >> you want to go faster? >> wherever i first made the application, i spent an hour or two coding the tile pad for her and making sure that it has all of her favorite buttons and stuff. i remember, i gave it to her, i put it on her ipad, and she opened it, and then closed it. but it was a big deal to me. seeing her communicate with m

i can even detect infrared and archer, violet. he has a chip implanted in his head to make this work. pretty intense. but actually, there are lots of scientists and companies working on brain computer interfaces. they allow a direct communication between brain and computer. so you can control device with your mind, but it's not just a gimmick. it can fundamentally improve the lives of people with spinal injuries on your logical disorders. u. s. tech tight and elan mosque is developing a brain computer interface at his start up neurologic the team implanted ships in both brain hemispheres of m a cock pager. they then taught him to play a game with a joystick and snuff signals, which was submitted to a computer via bluetooth. pager was fed bananas movie through a tube as a reward. when the research, as the activate of the joystick page controlled the game with his pause alone, the computer had learned to interpret the brain activity. but there are devices that humans can control with the mind, even without a brain chip like by jani

even with my and this is the literally a really picky with archer may include a message and the color odyssey auto life. i flip to sandoval's local office and on the go. so if other than that i, me and a proton relevant that had to do with one another person obviously for a the with with oh, and so again, i'm not sure how well on august the alberto, for my demo will settle on is obviously an in, but then i could go out and out a scottish on a dolly or whatever, so i don't wanna get into a consult, my gosh, us are going to come on mama and let's go for saying all of us on one minute. i thought i had a lot in my car for a year and well, but i don't want him to loosen osha or for alex. so to me during the day i go a daughter and i love those dancer modesto at work for amazon. wow. okay. so when was it had remodeled your fellow robles renaissance? say no, she had to what? ok, sheesh from an on to you. i am. hi, the thing was i googled this, the yamaha i the yak. so you're not until us to me as of the next school wants to know is my ha ha, normally in let him come along with what are they

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he met her there with his friend devon archer.fter, six weeks after she had wired $3.5 million into a bank account associated with devon archer who is hunter biden's partner. >> pete: to be clear, this is not donald trump jr. meeting with russian oligarchs. this was hunter biden. we could get into content. we don't have enough time to get into it i remember the excerpt in the "new york post" about the communist chinese and their connections. it's incredible. what was it like to actually read all of these emails and go through it? >> oh, look, i mean it's a labyrinth. tens of thousands of documents every time you do a deep dive you end up down a rabbit hole. occasionally i would push myself away from the desk after hours and shake my head and say i cannot believe i just read that and when you piece together that puzzle with tony bobulinski who was partner of hunter biden, all his messages that i have and on top of that the johnson grassley senate inquiry which had all of those suspicious activity transactions that came from the tre

archer, who last played for england in march, will now target a return in the summer.d the championship, after catching up with hamilton behind the safety car. latifi says he was shocked by the scale and tone of the hate and abuse he received online. he added that he'd expected some of it and deleted social media apps off his phone immediately after the race. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the team here, goodnight. hello there. we're going to see some changes in our weather through wednesday as cloud thickens across western areas with some rain on the way. however, a chilly start with patches of frost for central and eastern areas of the uk. temperatures in the coldest parts of scotland —9, —10 degrees even. but as we go through the day, after a bright start across the north and the east, the cloud will tend to thicken. rain arrives quickly in northern ireland before spreading northwards and eastwards along with freshening and strengthening southerly winds. those winds will be bringing milder air, so by the end of the day, temperatures about ten degrees

a travel with archer. so to toronto, color lucky, you want us to locate rosters or the you better english men left click on view or upload the there's no federal say 30. this was equal commission pious, currently host up to 70 cremation. today at this site, it's still much less than the traditional one, but until lance, to open 60 more sites in 10 indian. so it's really brought it home to me that the balance between sensitivity to death, loss and tradition, and the immediacy for the need to protect the environment is a rather delicate one. as someone who cares about the environment deeply myself, i know we have a long way to go. however, it also hardens me to find groups such as much that we're finding alternatives that are starting to have a real impact. bmw . she, that's a choices hold the key to reducing global emissions in spain as a company. how can the owners of cause passes and learning to cancel out their emissions by growing gardens on the top of that vehicle? and to know that holland's a pilot pr

thing that made it look like a floating, illuminated archer maiden. when done also, that's where the ship okens shape came from and done. who'd have thought that old traditions would play such a big role at a berlin christmas market today? but there's more you can even watch an artist, blacksmith at work, or find hand made jewelry. if you still need to buy a christmas present or to and of course in berlin, we checked out a mold wine stand on your behalf. here they also serve, mean like the celts once drank them. it me is a honey wine that's been around for $3000.00 is because the kind we have this year is dryer and stronger than usual. it always depends on the honey that's used. honda of an adult if you think you're seeing things after a couple of glasses, that's not because of the me. santa claus really is flying over the christmas market. live and in person here in berlin. oh you are 3 must dues for the christmas market by berlin city hall take a ride on the ferris wheel. marvel at wood, art from the ask a bigger and try some me. ah, but santa claus

i can even detect infrared and archer, violet. he has a chip implanted in his head to make this work. pretty intense. but actually, there are lots of scientists and companies working on brain computer interfaces. they allow a direct communication between brain and computer. so you can control device with your mind, but it's not just a gimmick. it can fundamentally improve the lives of people with spinal injuries on your logical disorders. u. s. tech tight and elan mosque is developing a brain computer interface at his start up neurologic the team implanted ships in both brain hemispheres of m a cock pager. they then taught him to play a game with a joystick, and his snuff signals were transmitted to a computer by a bluetooth pager was fed bananas smoothly through a tube as a reward. when the research, as the activator the joystick pedro controlled the game with his paws alone, the computer had learned to interpret the brain activity. but there are devices that humans can control with a mind even without a brain chip like by jani p

the damaged vessel was towed to shore and archer, indonesia, initially planned to turn them away. but later, back found after international pressure. the un has praised. indeed, his response as jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia as anti province, a dangerous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end. these were hanger, refugees are finally safe intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now, they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j o. they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about having them here. overnight a navy vessel pulled their boat to shore in effort that was complicated by strong waves and heavy winds. representatives from the you and hcr and local and cios waited anxiously for their arrival. ready to assist young by my fellow family. the 1st thing we need to do is check their health, give them food and drink after their days stranded at sea. $47.00 children and 50 women are among those rescued from the damaged vessel. local fishermen from the

i'm not, i will count archer now retired. we observe leave you will soon at home after a game of golf and doing chores. when we approached him for in each of you, he initially agreed, but then call back to cancel. i mean to were you're telling my colleague susan kim, his reason was the family's church. they don't want to negatively impact the church . i'm more concerned about the church then the victim passed. right. and when i said to him, do you have any intention of apologizing to the victims? he laughed and he said, apologize for walked. we visit the number one asset brother's home, survivors won't seized. so he will tommy's golf driving right. the sprawling sports complex is now in the hands of parks. youngest daughter g, he, anthony law, alex mean, poorly maintained. it's been listed for sale since 2019 for more than $11000000.00 . the real estate page, post rental income of more than $300000.00 a year, quarter or put on the spot into this. we only had a e g capture. what about ingo hung, the all the how to how tall you

if you're pure, according to archer, with integrate 5200000 people that is roughly 90 percent of the population are in need. only limited you and organized humanitarian supplies have been able to entity gray since july, including food and vital medical supplies. in june or estimated that at least 400000 people integrate, were living in conditions of famine. what if yoko government called the abuse allegations misleading and said it won't cooperate with an investigation. multilateralism after all these years is once again, being hijacked by and you know, put on the list mentality. yoga is being targeted and assembled out of the human rights council for defending and mechanical elected, elective government, the peace and the future of its let's take a look at the key event in this conflict. so far, the fighting began in november last year when prime minister had ordered a military offensive against the t grow people's liberation front. he said it was a response to attacks on army bases following months of fighting to grow and fighters recaptured the regional capital mckelly and june. b

donkey i'll hunt you for the current situation in afghanistan is out a critical stage facing monte pom archers and complex challenges. the most important task is to help africa understand, mitigate the humanitarian crisis, the soonest and to stabilize and bristol, with the economy you're hugged in the u. s. insisted the un emergency relief coordinator report back to the counsel every 6 months to ensure the aid does not benefit those on the sanctions list. it is essential for the security council to receive regular updates on the implementation of this resolution. such information is critical to enabling sufficient oversight to ensure that assistance is reaching the intended beneficiaries. by mitigating diversion, after the resolution passed, a spokesman for the taliban, welcome the measure saying we appreciate it. it can help afghanistan's economic situation. he also called on the international community to speed up the removal of crippling economic sanctions. the u. n. has warned that half the population doesn't have enough to eat cash flow been an issue since the taliban took control of the

drink of refugees are stranded in indonesian waters with nobody willing to house them. authorities in archer province say they will help to repair the boat, but will not allow them on to the country heritage. jessica washington reports from jakarta in indonesia waters off the coast of the island of sumatra. these fishermen are trying to do whatever they can to help people in desperate need his vessel carrying more than a 100 ringer refugees was spotted near arching province on sunday. local fishermen said they felt sorry for those on board, particularly the young children that a good dog only got de la la, la d o. according to our radio communication, they a week, some one died, some a sick, including many children, and the elderly are getting weaker according char information. they've been at sea for 28 days, broke up on a lawyer, but another underwater ariano fishermen told al jazeera they have been providing food medicine and water to those on board that have not been allowed to help them get to shore local authorities in our j say they will assist the ringer and give them essential suppl

it could be american troops firing them for real on russian soldiers firing back pull brennan, archers, era. at least 5 people have been killed in more than a dozen injured in several explosions in the capital of nigeria is born o state. it happened me an air base, in my degree where president, formidable harry was scheduled to land for an official visit. the city and surrounding area lena center of a 12 year conflict with the armed boot vocal, harass the saudi led coalition. fighting in yemen, say they have destroyed 9 locations where who the rebels were storing weapons airstrikes took place across the capital. santa will the forces deny accusations. they hid weapons in a sports complex. the rebels have repeatedly launch drones and miss sanitized into saudi arabia. since the conflict began in 2015 now to malaysia, where at least 37 people have now died from flooding, nearly 70000 are displaced in penang state. several towns remained cut off. flooring 3 with 4, some carrack malaysia central peninsula. the water levels in this river in pa, hung state malaysia may have gone down, but the

doyle lived up to his challenge, devoting his entire life in service to the country he loved and to archer, first national values for which he fought. already we've got an interesting week. coming up. we got a chance for some sprinkles from showers as we go into the next couple of hours 24 hour periods here we'll look at the model. this is a long range model and you'll see the ridge breakdown so we go into tonight. and then into tomorrow afternoon, and then tomorrow night into tuesday morning, right there, so i know it's nothing. it's not a big deal, but. it's a big deal because that ridge is giving up a little bit. it's starting to break down and then we get some more clouds or fog. tuesday, wednesday and then right around here, you see a second system kind of come through again. not a big deal. maybe. 507 inch, something like that is going to be very light amounts of rain. but what we're going to see is that ridge breakdown and some of the models. this is over the course of those two week weather systems. you see where the real rate is right. accepting that were the areas are red. up in

those in the ratings and how they are beaten by the food network , paramount tv, tlc, to, channels archer jenna pair tree. this is how because nobody trusts the network it's not journalism anymore and for good reason they not trusted it is just activists. jesse: it is the repeat of martin which is not a bad show but it is a repeat of martin. [laughter] so in your opinion define the relationship right now and with the biden my house and the media i see that as getting a divorce. >> joe said earlier she thinks the reason that people are losing trust in the media is they are constantly insulting the intelligence of the public and that with that column in earnest to create the narrative that the media was treating joe biden worse than they treated donald trump for the first year of his presidency and obviously everybody who is intent that they are claiming the data proves that. the media in the trump years by into the overarching view that the trump presidency and the movement that poses an essential threat to american democracy that there is some sort of a fascist movement never before seen

suspension is a violation of the constitution and the country's laws, president mohammed, blah, he from archer accused the prime minister of corruption. already both men, president and prime minister, were choosing each other of delaying somalis parliamentary elections. israel's governments, as it plans to double the number of jewish settlers in the occupied golan heights from 25 to 50000 gallon, was seized by israel from syria in the 1967 war, and then annexed in 1981. such loving in northeastern brazil's lead to the deaths of 18 people in it's affecting more than 400000 officials say the state of barajas received 5 times it's average rainfall for december. protesters in iraq have blocked the roads, leading up to the federal court in the capital, baghdad, supporters of the iranian back sheer groups of filed an appeal against the electoral commission after suffering heavy losses in october elections. the sheer clerk from federal service movement won the most seats. the federal court is now deliberating over the case studies most popular state new south wales is recorded, its 1st death linked t

this symbolic, my lad, the impaler and everything harkins, everybody's whipping bows out. beholden. archer. i couldn't was, i could watch or 8 of these in a row and just sorta get into it. and like, think of it as a day at the office when i used to have office jobs it's, it's well written, it's smart. people kill me, i laugh. lot. but it does run so hot, but it hurts my brain after 2 hours. yeah. you know, it's, it's weird something that greg daniels talked about who, who created to show that, that it was, it was not on purpose, right? because streaming, when we started, didn't exist. but there are there, there are a lot of story lines throughout the show to your point that are told in like 4 to 6 episode chunks. right, like interest alba comes on as the boss for like $4.00 to $6.00 episodes. and you know, you know, john present sky or, you know, jim halbert leaves the office for like 4 to 6 episodes and so it can be are what people have talked about is like i can put it on. i can watch this little story and then you know, the next day, watch the next one or whatever, but it wasn't, wasn't

a pleasant staff could face risks in china. archer wang as a senior research at human rights watch. she applauded the decision. so much respect because this is what standing up for human rights in china. looks like this is what integrity looks like. this is what leadership looks like. i mean, we saw the video clips and her picture from her mining, but we have not heard from her directly. she has not talked to her fans, not ok. press conference. she has not spoken directly. so i would say, you know, she's alive. she lives in beijing, but whether she's safe, whether she's, you know, free, we can't tell. i absolutely hope that a more international sports organizations, international businesses will follow suit follow w t leaders than ever for him. like in china and not be complicit in human rights violations. in china, especially iowa, say the international olympic committee who participated in this public and the video was shy. it's really shame for 40 year from engagement with china. what had come out of it is crime, spoke to hong kong in serious crackdowns, in credit against humanit

this symbolic, my lad, the impaler and everything harkins, everybody's whipping bows out. beholden, archer. i couldn't walk. i could watch your 8 of these in a row and just sorta get into it. and like, think of it as a day at the office. when i use the office jobs, it's well written. it's smart. people kill me, i laugh. lot. but it does run so hot, but it hurts my brain after 2 hours. yeah. you know, it's, it's weird something that greg daniels talked about who, who created to show that, that it was, it was not on purpose, right? because streaming, when we started, didn't exist. but there are there, there are a lot of story lines throughout the show to your point that are told in like 4 to 6 episode chunks. right, like interest alba comes on as the boss for like $4.00 to $6.00 episodes. you know, you know, john present sky or, you know, gym halpert leaves the office for like 4 to 6 episodes and so it can be or what people have talked about. it's like, i can put it on. i can watch this little story and then you know, the next day, watch the next one or whatever, but it wasn't, wasn't on pur

this symbolic, my lad, the impaler and everything harkins, everybody's whipping bows out, beholden, archer. i can work this, i can watch or 8 of these in a row, and just sort of get into it. and like, think of it as a day at the office. when i used to have office jobs it's, it's well written. it's smart. people kill me, i laugh. lot. but it does run so hot, but it hurts my brain after 2 hours. yeah. you know, it's, it's weird something that greg daniels talked about who, who created to show that, that it was, it was not on purpose, right? because streaming, when we started, didn't exist. but there are there, there are a lot of story lines throughout the show to your point that are told in like 4 to 6 episode chunks. right, like interest alba comes on as the boss for like $4.00 to $6.00 episodes. and you know, john present sky or you know, gym halpert leaves the office for like 4 to 6 episodes and so it can be are what people have talked about is like, i can put it on. i can watch this little story and then you know the next day watch the next one or whatever, but it wasn't, wasn't on purpo

this symbolic, my lad, the paler and everything harkins, everybody's whipping bows up. beholden. archer. i couldn't was, i could watch your 8 of these in a row and just get into it. and like, think of it as a day at the office when i used to have office jobs. it's well written, it's smart, the people kill me. i laugh lod, but it does run so hot, but it hurts my brain after 2 hours. yeah. you know, it's, it's weird something that greg daniels talked about who, who created to show that, that it was, it was not on purpose, right? because streaming, when we started, didn't exist. but there are, there are, there are a lot of story lines throughout the show to your point that are told in like 4 to 6 episode chunks. right, like interest alba comes on as the boss for like $4.00 to $6.00 episodes. you know, you know, john present sky or, you know, jim halpert leaves the office for like 4 to 6 episodes and so it can be, or what people have talked about is like, i can put it on. i can watch this little story and then you know, the next day, watch the next one or whatever, but it wasn't, wasn't on

this algae 0 live from london also coming up approach democracy, hong kong news website shuts down. archer, it's editor and other journalists are arrested. the devastation left in the wake of super typhoon ry experts wanted to expect more of the same unless urgent action is taken to combat climate change. z z o memorial services are held across the country as south africa remembers anti partied icon. archbishop desmond tutu. ah hello france is confirmed another 208000 cove 19 cases over the past 24 hours. adequate to 2 people testing positive every 2nd. and it's the highest number of new danny cases ever seen across europe. the french health minister has warned france faces a double threat from both the delta and omicron variance. olivia overhaul says right now, it's mainly delta driving hospitalizations with a micron, yet to have an impact on the health system. the head of the world health organizations as a to variance or creating a su nami, of cases worldwide to address. i don't know, gibber yesses as repeated his play for vaccine equity criticizing nation is rolling out boosters and ha

i can even detect infrared and archer, violet. he has a chip implanted in his head to make this work. pretty intense. but actually, there are lots of scientists and companies working on brain computer interfaces. they allow a direct communication between brain and computer. so you can control device with your mind, but it's not just a gimmick. it can fundamentally improve the lives of people with spinal injuries on your logical disorders. u. s. tech tight and elan mosque is developing a brain computer interface at his start up neurologic the team implanted ships in both brain hemispheres of m a cock pager. they then taught him to play a game with a joystick. and snuff signals were transmitted. a computer by a bluetooth pager was fed bananas movie through a tube as a reward. when the research, as the activated joystick pedro controlled the game with his paws alone, the computer had learned to interpret the brain activity. but there are devices that humans can control with a mind even without a brain chip like by jani prosthesis tha

i amth delighted to welcome another new york historical trustee who has joined us, archer the day via notecards. you should've received a note card and pencil on the way into the auditorium. if not, my colleagues are circulating in the auditorium, around the auditorium with notecards and principles. the notecards with your questions will be collected later on in the program. there won't be formal signing today but pre-signed copies of the books will be available for purchase and are in what used to store on seventh street side of the building. we are so very honored to have robert caro on our stage today. mr. caro has twice won the pulitzer prize for biography, twice won the national book award, three times has won the national book critics circle award and also virtually every other major literary honor including the gold medal from the american academy of arts and letters, the prize awarded by the society of american historians, to the books the best exemplify the union of the historian and the artist. and our very own barbara and david american history book prize as well. mr. caro

a toy archer mirror and australia started pixie's fidgets.ght in $200,000 in sales in just the first month. if the pace continues, the company is on track to bring in $20 million in the first year. she could retire even before she gets her drivers license. >> it is the holiday season for sales. >> good for her. >>> thanks for watching everybody. the next newscast at 4:00. we will have weather that is coming our way later in the >> next "oz" -- dr. oz: kidnapped by a serial killer right from her front yard. >> a terrifying nightmare. >> he put a gun to my neck. come with me. and if you make a noise, i'll hurt you. >> how she escaped and joined forces with fellow survive or elizabeth smart. >> and he was wrongly convicted twice of murdering his entire family. ♪ dr. oz: i became a doctor to help people heal. now, i'm using the same science and medicine to take on true crime. while the country was

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hadn't been done because these weapons were a threat to syrians more than the rest of us because the archerhillary artillery killed a lot of people. it was the attack on the 21st. the power of the weapons can be. >> it really is an amazing story. fiction couldn't be better than that. can you talk about the trump administration? the chemical weapons attack. >> he cheated during obama's time after the weapons were taken out even before they were destroyed, he goes back to his own place, he doesn't use the card anymore but he's searching a poor man's chemical weapon, chlorine we put swimming pools and drinking water, every country has a. chlorine won't kill a lot of people, it's a chemical weapon that terrorizes and can make p u sick if you get a lot of it in your system so itt becomes substitution for chemical warfare so that goes on, aesthetic somees legal there are tax and so when obama leaves, trump comes into our and for whatever reason, he feels bold enough to use it again and they attack in april 2017 and we have children and civilians suffering and dying and trump says i'm going to do

claims that there were concerns about baby archer's skin color.ve anymore. >> when a co-anchor called o pierce morgan for his rants, he stormed off. >> i'm done with that. >> you continue to trash her. >> see you later. >> i'm being -- >> sorry, can't do that. >> this is absolutely diabolical behavior. >> he then left the network. harry and meaghan are making podcasts and tv shows, which leads me to number seven. streaming wars. hollywood giants are trying to get bigger, investing more and more streaming is the focus of at&t's deal to spin off warnermedia and combine it with discovery. if okayed by regulators re sregw company would take shape in mid 2022. in 2021, shows like "squid game" and "ted lasso" won attention and awards and they kept experimenting with movies in theaters and on tv at the same time. and scarlett johansson sued showing that the rules are being rewritten every day. number six, daring reporting from afghanistan as the taliban encroached on kabul and the u.s. withdraw turned chaotic, reporters became the eyes and ears of the wo

framework for a semester-long experiential program which eventually led to the creation of the bill archer fellowship program proven to be wildly successful since its creation in 2001. over 1500 talented young leaders from all backgrounds and walks of life have participated in this program and prepared for careers in the public and private sector. i was deeply honored when former congressman and then-chairman of the house appropriations subcommittee on labor, health and human services and education offered me a role on his a staff to advise him on drafting the subcommittee's appropriations bill. he set an outstanding example offing being open, listening and treating all constituencies with respect. expect ranking member -- he and the ranking member had a strong and open relationship. i witnessed the power of amazing relationships and bipartisanship coming together to deliver for the american people. my two decades of service in public administration and financial management leadership role in both the legislative and executive branch of the government has provided me with comprehensive exp

vivian archer's newham bookshop has been helping the local community with free books for decades.month and a half people have come in and donated about £2000. we've probably given out a thousand books. three cricketers from the south east have been picked for england's twenty20 squad that will travel to the west indies next month. sussex bowler george garton, who could make his international debut, has been named in the 16—man squad. he willjoin team—mate tymal mills and kent's sam billings for the five—match tour, which starts on the 22nd of january in barbados. let's look at the weather forecast now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. christmas eve and it is a mild start to the day across london and the south—east. temperatures are generally at seven or eight celsius. it's quite misty and murky out there, poor visibility in places. that mist is set to lift into low cloud. there could be some bright spots developing, especially through the late morning, particularly towards western spots, but generally, all in all it's quite a cloudy day. staying dry through the daylight

opening greenwood rising which is a world-class history center going up on the corner of greenwood and archerid tell the entire narrative of the greenwood community. it is important to people in the community we not just fixate on the massacre, that we understand we are talking about a community and the community consists of people. these were remarkable african-american people who created this incredible community, who nurtured to the community, and sustained it through the destruction of the massacre, rebuilt it substantially, and it thrived through the 1940's and 1950's and early 1960's. the events are really marking both the massacre, the anniversary of which we commemorate today, but also black wall street, that economic and entrepreneurial character that made the community the talk of the nation. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television company's and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers so students from low income families can

. >> high-level employees keep leaving, mostly to go to aviation startups like archers, is 7 years olds. this is why they anticipate apple is late but better when they do things for $3 trillion when you look at valuation. when employees keep leaving, how close are they to flying taxis, is apple going to be late in 2025 to the games? stuart: it doesn't appear to have worried investors because despite the news of executives leaving apple is at 176 up half of one% as we speak was hard to roll over apple. stuart: it truly is. 135 is the new all-time high and look at that. are h known as restoration hardware up 9%. that thing has been on a tear. are they hit by supplys? >> fourth-quarter guidance because of the core issues and the shipping delays, postponed the opening of one of the new galleries. have you been to the ones in new york? there's one in san francisco, they pushed it to spring of 2022, but housing demand is strong fixing up your home is popular. they have a great brand and expect revenue growth of 32% to 33% for the year, the third increase this year. stuart: that is a big jump