archer and mr. biden. now the media also noticed the same day an abc news reporter asked obama house press secretary jay carney about it. here's what happened. hunter biden is not taking a position with. the largest oil and gas company holding company in ukraine. is there any concern about this, the appearance of a of a conflict there? senior president, i would refer you to the vice president's office. i saw those reports. you know, hunter biden and other members of the biden family are obviously private citizens and where they work is not does not an endorsement by the administration or by the vice president or president. but i would refer you to the vice president's office the next day, the washington post ran a story about it. it said the appointment of the vice president's son. a ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic abest. nefarious at worst. again, the appointee of the vice president's son to a ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic at best, nefarious worst. and the media didn't stop questioning asking

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archer and mr. biden. the media also noticed the same day and abc news reporter asked the obama press secretary about it. here's what happened and picnics hunteren biden is not taking a position with the largest oil and gas company in ukraine. concerning concern about the appearance of a conflict there for the vice president? what ito would refer you to the vice president's office. i saw those reports. hunterer biden and other members of the biden family or office of the private citizens. where they work does not reflect an endorsement by the administration or by the vice president or president i refer you to the vice president's office. >> the nextay, the "washington post" ran a story aboutut it. itpp said, the appointme o the vice president son to a ukrainian oil board looks at best and nefarious at worst. again, the appointment of the vice president son to a ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic at best, nefarious at worst. and that mediate did not stop questioning asking questions it kept going here is

archer and mr. biden. now the media also noticed the same day an abc news reporter asked obama house press secretary jay carney about it. here's what happened. hunter biden is not taking a position with. the largest oil and gas company holding company in ukraine. is there any concern about this, the appearance of a of a conflict there? senior president, i would refer you to the vice president's office. i saw those reports. you know, hunter biden and other members of the biden family are obviously private citizens and where they work is not does not an endorsement by the administration or by the vice president or president. but i would refer you to the vice president's office the next day, the washington post ran a story about it. it saidheppointment of the vice president's son. a ukrainian oil boardoo nepotistic at best. nefarious at worst. again, the appointee of the vice president's son to a ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic at best, nefarious worst. and the media didn't stop questioning asking here.

archer and mr. biden. the media also noticed, the same day and abc news reporter asked for secretary jay carney about it, here's what happen. >> hunter biden has not taken a position with the largest oil and gas company in ukraine, is there any concern about the appearance of a conflict? >> i saw those reports, hunter biden and other members of the biden family are private citizens and where they were does not reflect an endorsement by the administration or the vice president or president but i referred to the vice president's office. >> the next day, the washington postan story about it. it saithappointment of the vice president's son to ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic at best, neff area set worst. again, the appointment of the vice president's son to ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic at best, neff area set worst. and the media didn't stop questioning, asking questions here, it kept going. here's abc. >> you have to fight the cancer of corruption. >> then something strange happened. just three wee

what is the opportunity in defense for archer? common for aircraft manufacturers to participate in the commercial aspects of the industry as well as the defense aspects. the commercial side of archer's business has become very mature. the aircraft is in the late stages of its development. it was a great opportunity for us to extend and expand our capabilities and move into the defense side. partnering with anduril is an amazing opportunity as they are the premier defense tech company of the world. tim: what does their product look like when it is all said and done in partnership with anduril? adam: we are building a hybrid electric urban takeoff and landing aircraft. it will have a lot of the same capabilities you have seen on the commercial side. these are vehicles that can be produced at much lower costs. they are vehicles that have low coup stick signatures. applications that will be very helpful toward defense vehicles. it is also really important to the u.s. department of defense that we add new capabilities. there is a new t

>> archer builds many different things.ilding electric vertical takeoff landing aircraft for the commercial side of the world. we announced for the first time that we are launching archer defense, our business unit that will leverage the commercial applications into the defense side of things. we announced this parter nershi with anduril. we announced alongside that we raised $430 million of capital to go with it, bringing our liquidity to around a billion dollars. >> do you have any insight on use case? >> ia very positive tailwind for the industry. the faa has done a really great job in laying out all the framework to allow us to certify and build the aircraft. you are starring to see some of the international communities try to advance this and let us launch as early as possible. i think the new administration is going to be very positive to really help make sure that america can maintain a leading position. it's going to be a big benefit. >> what would you say to critics who are skeptical of this technology? >> there's

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archer hasn't played a test since 2021 because of multiple injuries to his back and elbow.white—ball internationals though since may. test captain stokes said he had exchanged messges with archer and that he would have to build up to handle the extra pressure of a test match. mvp nikola jokic rallied the denver nuggets to a narrow victory over golden state warriors. trailing by 15 points entering the fourth quarter, the warriors regained the lead with gary payton�*s 23—foot three pointer. but denver hit back, to take the win 119—115. jokic fell four assists shy of his nba—leading ninth triple—double of the season. and that's all the sport for now. let's bring you some breaking news from the uk's national crime agency. russian money laundering networks are using britain as a key hub to provide services to organised criminals around the world. the nca has been carrying out a major investigation into two groups it's identified, smart and tgr, and says today it's arrested 84 people and seized 20 million pounds in cash and cryptocurrency digital currencies like bitcoin. the agen

archer. civil and human rights advocacy groups, including i head one, have strongly criticized the president-elect's pick to lead the civil rights division of the justice department, conservative legal advocate ha harmeet dhillon. if confirmed, she would preside over the federal enforcement of our civil and voting rights. what's the aclu's position on having dhillon in this job right now? >> first, thank you for asking me to join you. at the aclu we don't endorse or oppose nominees for politically- a - appointed offices, but we're aware the doj civil rights division plays a critical role in defending the most critical rights and freedoms and eric holder once called it the jewel of the justice department for good reason. the division has been at the forefront of efforts to dismantle systemic racism, to promote voting rights and voting access, and to defend marginalized groups from discriminatory practices and during president trump's first administration he really did stack the justice departm

you know, we should point out archer is trying to get his criminal conviction tossed out but what do this? >> well exactly. you know, he sees what's going on. you'd have to live in a cave for the last four years to understand that you know, this thing is a complete mess. it's not a disaster. it's a complete mess and we have to change it and change it in the first 30 days of this next administration or we're going to lose the whole country. liz: senator tuberville pleasure to see you merry christmas thanks for joining us. >> you too. >> the city of chicago is out of the business of funding illegals. we are out of the business of prioritizing non-american citizens. liz: that was chicago resident p ray easley hammering the chicago democrat mayor city council saying knock it off with sanctuary cities. they abuse taxpayers. coming up on saying why basically stop resisting trump on deporting illegal aliens. also former trump deputy press secretary hogan gidley will take on canada and mexico. there again, now cracking down on illegal border crossings in a new bigger way. trump only won abou

here's archer, reader, michael conner. see a lot of positives about it. and you know, this idea of like taking a picture and putting yourself in, if it's a way of expressing your relationship with that are. but there are critical voices to exhibitions that take classic paintings by famous artists and turn them into huge video installations are marketed as immersive experiences and solar installations like those by team lab, which feature newly created immersive works. do they both count as are what some practice? some of these experiences are definitive. we are. there is no question that it's made by an artist for the purposes of retros stick expression. and then thinking this medium and a new way. certainly when you're talking about something that's being offered as a commercial experience derived from an older or artist, we're calling that our with would be a bit more controversial. i mean, this certainly has been treated colors art. can this be considered new art form your copy? this immersive exhibition on the life of free to carlo displays. almost al

cameron archer pulled one back but it wasn't enough, and the holders progress to the last four.castle united willjoin them in the semis. the gunners came from behind to beat crystal palace 3—2 at the emirates, thanks to a hat—trick from gabriel jesus. and newcastle got past brentford with no problems, 3—1 the score at st james park. sandro tonali with two of their goals. a superb result for arsenal in the women's champions league, they were 2—1 down to bayern munich in the second half, in theirfinal group game — knowing a win would see them through to the knockouts as group winners. alessia russo, then a late mariona caldentey penalty saw them come back to win 3—2, and take top spot over their opponents in the group. and in group d, barcelona go through as group winners, after beating manchester city, comfortably 3—0, at the olympic stadium. city come 2nd in the group. wins also forjuventus and hammarby, but neither side progress. a crisis is developing at england rugby with calls for the chief executive and the chairman to go after it was revealed they recieved large bonuses, d

temporary protective status and force archer. don't just push them out. 325,000 undocumented.n are unaccompanied. centralized power of the democrat party of. law of what doing? biden was on his knees and getting final regulations out the door. there pushing it out as fast as they can. the administration clears away her biden administration lightly clearing early work will materials. alarming footage by customs and border agencies and dismantled sections. hotspot work illegal crossings have well for selling will will. these are offenses. they are heavily correct. $100 million green energy gran grants. the biden administration with 100 billion in grants that hope spending and clean energy. more water during the biden administration, isn't it amazing all this money he had? biden-harris administration, over 35 million heavy duty vehicles and the american agen agenda. three days ago and it goes on and on spending $1 billion. the usda, 335 million in grants to support life management and conservation. 335 million. every consumable program. while this is going on, destroying document

. >> and that village archer down the down the road. you know, he was an outlier. he was the only white boy in in archer in that little village. uh, he has a as a politician. he was always the outlier. he was a southern white man, but a liberal, almost a secret liberal at times in his early career. and but he had from his childhood experiences, you know, he just had no not a racial bone in his body. he understood race. he was very comfortable going into a black southern baptist african church. uh, he he was an outlier in this way as well. and this is very important as a president. he was extremely ambitious. you have to be ambitious to be able to do that grueling campaign and win. and he wanted the power. but once he had the power, he was determined to do good and to ignore the politics. so that was an unusual presidency. he took on a series of tough issues. people forget this. he was actually a very accomplished president in terms of legislation and in terms of his foreign policy. jake tapper, in his set up there, you know, alluded to a lot of these accomplishment

i grew up on a peanut near plains, georgia, in a community called archer that had about 50 families, almost of whom were african-american. and some of my playmates that, in fact it was during segregation times. but the only distinction about among us, the only rank among us was whoever had caught the biggest fish. recently i could run passes. i would pick the most cotton in one day. i left home when i was 17 years old and the world war two was just beginning. after the 1941, i was, but georgia tech, where i joined the navy and they will rotc and then went on to the naval academy at annapolis and that's where i began to teach bible lessons sunday. as a matter of fact, i taught the children are they families? they were stationed there permanently. our later served as a submarine officer. and in my last duty in the at sea in the pacific ocean was during the korean i served in the navy for 11 years. then i came back to plains, georgia, and to a life of farming. one of the most memorable occasions i had then was the volunteer as what the southern baptist convention called a pioneer missio

south korea's archers won every gold up for grabs.r group engineers building advanced robotics and ai training. translation: the equipment fires each arrow with the same angle and the same intensity. only arrows hitting virtually the same spot are selected for competition, ensuring maximum consistency. translation: as you can see, the second arrow struck - slightly to the left and below. and for improved feedback in training, a camera tracks the athlete's posture when shooting — again to ensure consistency, this time in body position. translation: the purpose| of this equipment is to allow athletes to save their poses more simply, offering immediate review. i can't wait to see what archery innovation the engineers will bring to the next olympics. the olympic games are always a driverfor innovation in broadcast technology, and paris was one of the biggest ever examples of this. i visited the heart of production, the international broadcast centre, which sent coverage to more than 200 countries and regions around the world. during the p

. >> reporter: don archer's security cam video helped police arrest this porch pirate outside of chicagogotten packages taken. >> reporter: a consumer survey says over the past year they have stolen 58 million packages to u.s. homes, adding up to $12 billion. that's inspired a new kind of insurance. for $10 a month, porch pals says it will cover three stolen items at a gear worth up to $2,000 each, or a free option. ups will ship your packages to a cvs store while amazon will send packages to your closest whole foods. >> you just pick the bar code up and scan it. >> reporter: consumers in d.c. can also get amazon packages delivered to their local police precincts. >> does not cost or city anything he gets released to the consumers and the citizens who want this where you are not taxing manpower or anything like that. >> reporter: this victim is not sure he is ready to trade convenience for peace of mind. would you ever consider going to a pickup point or a locker for home delivery? >> if it became an epidemic, okay, then i would. >> reporter: ash-har quraishi, cbs news, chicago. >> norah

that they weren't sure if their loved ones were there, as many were buried on identify. assisted at archer for the 1st time a couple years ago. and people still talk about that the like it happened yesterday, and during my conversations with some of the low calls, it hit me that there is a generation in a chair where they share the same story where they lost their loved ones. whether that be their family members, their relative, their friends, and they shared the same pain and only they who lived in i chair would understand what they spent. so although of course a role in the media, we couldn't not forget the on december 26th, 2004, just a day after christmas. a powerful $9.00 math new to an earthquake rock, a chair and the earthquake. this place an enormous volume of water unleashing killer waves. one of the 1st signs of a sudden ami was a side and retreat of water from the beach. and people confirmed that they saw this happened, but they did not understand it back then. they did not see it as a danger. yes, the waves approached the shallow water, the become compressed, tossing them to gr

. >> reporter: the -- don archer security video helped arrest this porch pirates outside of chicago. >> reporter: a new consumer survey finds these sold out these 58 million packages delivered to s homes. crimes adding up to $12 billion. that's inspired a new kind of insurance. for $10 a month, porch powells says it will cover three stolen items here, worth up to $2000 each, or a free option, ups will ship your options -- your package to a ups store while amazon will send your package to the closest whole foods. consumers in washington, d.c., and also get amazon packages delivered to their local police precinct. >> it's a good idea. it doesn't cost the city anything. but it gives relief to consumers and citizens who want this but you're not taxing manpower. >> reporter: this victim isn't sure he's ready to trade convenience for peace of mind. would you ever consider going to a pickup point or a locker instead of home delivery? >> if it became an epidemic, i would. >> reporter: ash-har quraishi, cbs news, chicago. >> norah: eye on america is next with a look at why california's world-

ask your doctor about skyrizi, the tter tech pants by jack archer. get yours today at jack archer. dot com slash tv. >> do you one of these things? yeah, it sounds fun. this looks wild. i went to this last year, the winter classic outdoors. >> wrigley field. >> i'm having a new year's eve party. kiara wrigley field, december 31st blues, blackhawks on tnt and streaming on max. >> the bulletin. that quite literally changed the world. came down at 1020 eastern standard time on april 12th, 1955. the headline polio vaccine is safe, effective and potent. the news triggered celebrations across the country and the breakthrough by doctor jonas salk has been called one of the greatest medical advancements of the 20th century. the new york times called it a medical classic. now, fast forward seven decades later, and that very same new york times is reporting, and cnn has now confirmed that a top attorney for robert f kennedy jr., who worked with kennedy during his campaign, has been petitioning the fda to revoke the vaccine's approval. he says the push is on behalf of his clients. the paper i

i believe mohammed al juliani archer contributor rachel morrison takes us inside the story. so just who is this mysterious of a mohammed, al gilani, who rocks right up to damascus and topples the syrian government? well, besides the guy who looks like he started his own trash collection chic clothing line to compete with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is the main rebel leader of mohammed our villani. who is bloom? how much i'll jolanda instantly. the of hyatt to alshaun o h t s. the revolution syria that left the food of president a shot all a side. there's a minor detail of his history. paddling around the ice is head shoppers or guys from his re branded l tied a group in syria h t as having been in direct contact with abdul. the answer of who was the convicted assassin of the french teacher suddenly patsy, who is gun down near paris here for showing this shocking into a magazine caricature is a prophet mohammed in class for discussion purposes. and turns out h t. s wasn't really up for the chat, but wouldn't bad guy just calmly sit there in interviews with the weste

i change. 20 years later, archer also wants to thank the world. the whole world came to gather up after this boxing day. tragedy that the world have never seen before. so many people donated many organizations. come, came here to our church to help billions of dollars were poured into this province . and i'm standing here in a completely different bond that i changed then when i arrived, where are you arrived 20 years ago. but the main focus, of course, today will be with all these people who lost their lives in just a few minutes. on december 26, 22004. all right, to obviously one step back from life as the inbound the entree in indonesia step thank to or what time for salt break here? and i'll just say about when we come back christmas fullest on the ground. in ukraine, off the sirens interrupt church services, the time christmas tier latan cecilia, people revel in the past johnson center right off of the full pressure on a set point. that's like the the so the skiing seasons got sent out to you. wonderful in japan. so there's a lot of space, a

well, i grew up in a little village called archer in georgia, which had about 50 families from farmers. my family was the only one that was white. all the rest of them were african american. and so i, i grew up completely immersed in an african american culture and a black culture. and i could see as a little child, even that there was a great distinction between white and black people. my mother, by the way, was a registered nurse and she never paid any attention to racial distinctions. she treated everybody the same in a very courageous way. but she was part of the medical establishment in plains, which was very powerful. so she was kind of impervious to condemnation or criticism. so i grew up in that and that environment, and then later i became chairman of the board of education and accounting, and i demanded that the other four ward members go with me to visit all the schools and we founded and to see what actually was going there. we found that the black kids were going to school just as close to as they could to where they lived because they didn't have any school busses. my kid

heart that they weren't sure if their loved ones were there as many were buried on identify assisted archer for the 1st time a couple years ago. and people still talked about that the like it happened yesterday, and during my conversations with some of the low calls, it hit me that there is a generation in a chair where they share the same story where they lost their loved ones. whether that be their family members, they are relative, their friends, and they share the same pain and only they who lived in i chair would understand what they spend. so golf course, a role in the media. we couldn't not forget the on december 26th, 2004 in just a day after christmas. a powerful night point one math new to an earthquake. rock, a chair and the earthquake. this place an enormous volume of water unleashing killer waves. one of the 1st signs of a. so nami, was a side and retreat of water from the beach. and people confirmed that they saw this happened, but they did not understand it back then they did not see it as the danger. yes, the waves approached the shallow water, the become compressed, tossing

having their own separate attacks on the who sees operation, poseidon archer, i believe, is the, is the code name for that? do you think it's possible that israel will persuade trump to join in with their operations? yeah, i think that it is a, it is possible. i mean, the point we bump is it p e is totally unexpected. about the being unexpected as ease a i think the day he's open to, to saturate does he lation and a god knows what will happen to say as a result of a of little feet. i, by the way, i, i agree that the, the, or, or the, the, the issues which are we are witnessing the last a fault in minus 15 minus. he's the issue of the inability to separate between the degree the ships and, and populations. it happens on the, on the arrow side, one of these early sides and deliveries raising this point is right. but what can you do? i mean they, they, they, they lead those, i think behind this population. and the idea is that if that population is given health, it will have some kind of impact on the, on their lead, those a to stop the, the violence. i mean i, i don't see, i really don't

fess up roger alford, the trump administration challenged two archers in health insurance market. acquisition of cigna and acquisition of humana. the biden administration has continued to prevent consolidation and healthcare markets including the recent doj suit to block united health's acquisition of a home healthcare provider. why is it so important to continue strong enforcement in health markets? >> so, as i said in my written testimony, health markets one of the most important areas in which consumers are impacted in terms of cost. the cost of healthcare in the u.s. is dramatically higher than almost every other country . it is a huge percentage of the budget of the average american. the lack of competition that happens in the healthcare industry is quite frankly, remarkable. in addition to the comments you made there is also a recent investigation litigation against pbm's. that is a huge additional area of significant concern. and i think there's a general sense that the healthcare markets are broken in terms of the way competition functions. this kind of litigation is essen