julian bray is an aviation accident investigator he joins us from cambridge in england welcome to day to you what will investigators learn from this data recorder good afternoon phil well what is happening now is that this is a recovery mission because on flawlessly we're not going to be able to recover all rescue any passengers the plane went into warsaw 4 minutes into its flight and about one minute of the sea and basically what's happened it's sent out of the sky about 10000 feet in under a minute so we are now looking at wreckage and specifically we need to find the flight data recorder and the flight voice recorder the black boxes now they've located but they've only brought one up to the surface so far. and what's what's on each of them. the one they haven't the moment is the flight data recorder now this is an endless loop if you like and what you don't do it over cooled every electrical signal that the plane is generated so if the pilot pushes about that will be recorded and he causes a lot of movement that will be recorded as well so the idea is this is on a timeline so they

in lots of questions there let's pull in julian bray he's an aviation accident investigator he joins me tonight from cambridge in england mr graves good to see you again what will investigators learn from the data recorder. well look they have recovered so far it's one of 2 days of all this is fast one is a flight data recorder and this week old every movement every switch every relay that's going off in that croft right up the point of this terrible tragedy well they haven't got is the cockpit voice recorder which is also on the timeline so when they get the 2 of them together they will have a complete picture of what actually was happening on that aircraft from a technical point of view also from the pilot's point of view so that is what they're doing now they've had $160.00 dolly of his going into the java sea clearing dandridge try and kate these it's about 23 meters deep so it's not an easy time they've also had $160.00 helicopters so this is a very dodgy recovery operation and do we know mr brake is there a working theory at the moment about the likely cause of the crash. what

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in bray step hold music leaking college. death whereas a mosque it's the only way the dancer winston ricardo amon can bring common under his spell. it is. now the choreography is sad but the big question remains. when is the premier. well that's a really difficult question. 2 weeks later than ready for a dress rehearsal the singer cast in the role of carmen has finally been able to make the trip. but the audience has not with cases of covert 9000 rising in concourse the lockdown was extended and the theaters remain closed. guarded it's up to the theaters to make things happen because there's no shortage of reasons not to do something in these carona times. if all goes well they can hold a real crimea once the pandemic so. over whenever that maybe even in the face of all these some sudden tears they giving it their all. this is that this is the job we have to deal for a musician since you are singer singer for the entire theater and everyone involved in that it is that's a sign of either of so they can perform to the best of

julian bray is an aviation accident investigator he joins us from cambridge in england welcome to day to you what will investigators learn from this data recorder good afternoon phil well what is happening now is that this is a recovery mission because on flawlessly we're not going to be able to recover all rescue any passengers the plane went into the warsaw 4 minutes into its flight and about one minute of the sea and basically what's happened it's sent out of the sky about 10000 feet in under a minute so we are now looking at wreckage and specifically we need to find the flight data recorder and the flight voice recorder the black boxes now they've located but they've only brought one up so the surface so far. and what's what's on each of them. the one they haven't the moment is the flight data recorder now this is an endless loop if you like and what didn't you don't recall every electrical signal that the plane is generated so if the pilot pushes about that will be recorded and he causes a lot of movement that will be recorded as well so the idea is this is on a timeline so they

steve curve made sure that you bray wasn't distracted by it all.day like this is where you really earn your money. you know, the basketball part is the easy part, you know, but packing up your family and leaving getting injured, getting booed. you know, or reading your name and trade rumors. those things are not easy. and then i just told him just now how proud i was. this is a business and coach has been through it just like we all have. so you know for him to just reach out and just talk to me through. it has been great at the end of the day. i'm just i'm a warrior. like i told him this would get this win. there you go, aptly put. all right if you follow football, you know in the nfl franchise quarterbacks, not exactly a dime a dozen, but the houston texas team known for making some pretty dumb mistakes of late last offseason, they traded deandre hopkins, best receiver and football for basically nothing now does shawn watson could be god, he's officially demanded a trade. why he apparently is furious that he was not consulted at all about the tea

julian bray there's growing opposition to ballerinas co-hosting this year's ice hockey world championship following president of the shank as brutal the crackdown against opposition protests the president had a big hug ready for international ice hockey federation the chief ready for in minsk on monday a promising a safe and secure tournament mr for south said he hoped the championship would be a unifier rather than divide but co-hosts via some european politicians saved by the rules should not be rewarded with the tours. as it you up to date private golf will have more world news at the top of the hour right focus and as your business updates in just about how to get to. germany to learn german i looked in the. why not learn with him d w z e learning course plecos vic. why did this person. there are. laws that can be to. make up your mind. what is the relationship between social media and the debate are raging on twitter shut down and $70000.00. can steer. nearest this after last week's riots at the u.s. capitol. meanwhile in contrast passions flare and had a few ganders general election

that's a news break down for this hour and that's all for me as a while but we're not calling bray will be taking over in about 30 minutes time thanks for tuning in every maybe. this is not like. it's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous. this is. and they have no breaks. the code some. one else seems wrong. just don't call. me the world is yet to shape our disdain comes to educate and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. by a max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report 1st of the new year stacy we got an excellent deal nice christmas lights adorning the set i mean you know i took the money i save and i bought sats. that's right we got these that's the that's the deal with christmas time is you wait until after christmas to buy christmas lights and christmas ornaments christmas cards christmas gifts not so much my elf on the shelf about 10 doesn't cut the price all right time now to turn to pete rizzo he's the editor over a crack and he's also an advisor at bitcoin magazine stacy soapy is out

police say this is the same man who has robbed banks in santa rosa and green bray. >>> new details tonight on a story we've been following. the vacaville police dog pinned down and punched in its head by its officer. the canine is no longer with its handler. it's now in the care of a third party. the department also says the dog was examined by a vet, does not appear hurt or distressed. police say it appears the officer was trying to control the dog after it tried to bite him during training. >>> the stay at home order in tahoe that's set to expire at midnight less than an hour from now will actually be extended. for the first time in more than a week tahoe's icu availability has fallen below the state's 15% threshold, meaning it is not eligible to loosen those restrictions. new numbers from the state show the greater sacramento region kurnltly has 13.4% of its icu beds available. local officials are becoming increasingly frustrated. they say travelers are defying the stay at home order and don't seem to be taking the pandemic seriously. >>> the forecast of heavier rain is good news for a

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registering its highest daily death toll. 10 pm generally the 1st this is our team from moscow on call in bray with global stories that we're tracking. cities worldwide have seen in 2021 with fireworks lighting up the sky to celebrate the end of a challenging but memorable year. then you hear speeches world leaders paid tribute to medical workers on the front lines of the pandemic but warned of further difficulties ahead it is a historic crisis that has imposed much on everyone and too much on song i don't think i'm exaggerating when i say that never in the last 15 years have all of us fallen the old year so difficult when the 1st month of the year will be difficult and at least until the spring the epidemic will continue to weigh a lot on the life of our country so i can imagine that there will be plenty of people who'd be only too happy to say goodbye to the grimness of 2020 we will end the pandemic once and for all this is one of the most extraordinary scientific industrial and medical feats of history not everyone is sitting at the festive table right now where lots of people are still in

kelly you bray will get it and stuff that he had 17 and the warriors find themselves up five at 72 65more for that bucket right there onto the late third. steph curry looking to bounce back for the worst shooting night of his career. shooting 13 0 run in the final couple of minutes for the pacers is what did the warriors in myles turner from miles outside 22 pointson the three moments later, pacers up the holiday connection. brother aaron to brother drew in the corner for 3104 95 pacers win it, wiseman, the kid bummed out about his foul situation. there will be better nights for him. trust me on that spotlight game in the nba tonight. lakers rockets with texans quarter and one play, he would see would certainly step now. watch lebron james from the quarter. he knows that thing's going in turns, looks at it much to the delight of the entire bench. right there. that's um, confidence lakers are playing great ball that easily drop the rocket. l. is 17 of eight. a z. they begin to defend their championship their hut. meantime james harden for the rockets continues to be disgruntled not onl

julian bray is an aviation accident investigator he joins us from cambridge in england welcome to day to you what will investigators learn from this data recorder. phil well what is happening now is that this is a recovery mission because unfortunately we're not going to be able to recover all rescue any passengers the plane went into the warsaw 4 minutes into its flight and about one minute to the sea and basically what's happened it's sent out of the sky about 10000 feet in under a minute so we are now looking at wreckage and specifically we need to find the flight data recorder and the flight voice recorder the black boxes now they've located but they've only brought one up to the surface so far. and what's what's on each of them. the one they haven't the moment is the flight data recorder now this is an endless loop if you like and what didn't you don't recall every electrical signal that the plane is generated so if the pilot pushes about that will be recorded i think causes a lot of movement that will be recorded as well so the idea is this is on a timeline so they cannot cheat

obtained within that time in a judicial review must follow after 90 days earlier my colleague colin bray discussed the draft law with the us based attorney and a pain management expert from washington. we're very much so getting towards the place of a totalitarianism authoritarianism and these are these are just issues that i had i don't think we should treat so lightly when these are questions of freedom these are questions that frankly bring in their constitutional right to not be detained and so these are civil liberty issues look at any other virus or disease and we've had in our own or in our history look at the aids virus we never quarantine anybody we actually try to normalize to say well this is our one problem and all that we did not put a marker put someone in a in a camp for an infection we don't even do that with tb which tele communicable or other disease that are i communicable surely something does have to be done when the public health officials are also up against anti of access and to lock down anti must have people who are very well could be carrying a virus and have n

obtained within that time and a judicial review must follow after 90 days earlier my colleague colin bray discussed the draft law with the us based attorney and a pain management expert from washington. we're very much so getting towards the place of a totalitarianism authoritarianism and these are these are just issues that i had i don't think we should treat so lightly when these are questions of freedom these are questions that frankly bring in their constitutional right to not be detained and so these are civil liberty issues look at any other virus or disease that we've had in our own or in our history look at the aids virus we never quarantine anybody we actually try to normalize to say well this is our one problem and all that we did not put a marker put someone in a panic camp for infection we don't even do that with tb which style of communicable or other diseases are i communicable surely something does have to be done when the public health officials are also up against anti of access and to lock down anti mask and have people who are very well could be carrying a virus and hav

they're good to have you with us this weekend on call in bray at r.t. h.q. in moscow with the world news of this 1st spring finalized its exit from the e.u. just 2 days ago but it's already hitting road blocks trucks bound for europe are being turned back if they don't have the right customs paperwork and 4 and a half years after resisting brick sets the country's millions of remain as are in no mood to back down such good data reports. and so began the downswing new age of an independent britain and my goodness was it tasty. starting 2021 with a lovely brick sit breakfast after 40 years of wed to bliss the u.k. is out on its own we saw the 1st ferry leave britain's shores cross the channel and dock in cali while the 1st lorry to enter the euro tunnel off to midnight might have been given a friendly go ahead for others trying to cross from wales and to ireland it wasn't such a pleasant the new well it has been quiet and holy had so far today the port authority indicates that 6 freight loads bound for arlen's have had to be turned away do not have the correct

international from moscow on call in bray with i had like news this hour twitter has reimposed its ban on president trump this time making it permanent the social network cited the quote risk of further incitement to violence until now don't trump has used twitter as his primary means of communication with the public he had 88000000 followers since taking office he's tweeted more than 24000 times his record is 200 tweets and read tweets in a single day but twitter and facebook have now decided he must be silenced on their platforms as well i guess d.f. now reports. censorship is now under the purview of tech jobs and their billionaire owners who now get to decide bad in the president of the united states and get to decide who talks about what and how they talk about it we are living in all wells 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big and what's left is only there for a chosen few this is absolute insanity to it it may ban me for this but i'm willing to accept the fate of your decision to permanently ban president trump is a serious mistake the ayatollah

well he diminish his claims of being well number one and bray for position at the airport where he was due to land police detained members of his team and threw supporters out around his plane was then diverted to another moscow airport away from the crowds after landing he spoke to the journalists who traveled with him yeah absolutely it's not him i'm not afraid i feel ok we're going for immigration i would particularly go home because i know that i am right and i don't need a criminal case if you can flee had been forged so scary story that they have tried to scare me wave it is not only the truth by my side but also to quote us. butt out passport control after a goodbye kiss with his wife police led the valley away the kremlin denies the f.s.b. had any role in last year's novacek poisoning that nearly kills the opposition leader but now it seems likely russia will jail no brownie for surviving it rory chalons how to 0 but an abortive sky is from the washington institute for near east policy she says lot of the putin will be paying attention to how the incoming u.s. administration re

you bray and elbow bumps all the way around. 1 21 99. where's their 86? coach?r most complete game so far, the shark, said st louis tonight looking to split their serious with the blues, and that they did because of their defense. they just clamped down on them, and they pull it out with a shooter for bob beutner and company to earn that split in the second period. one nothing blues. brett burn shot on goal, but marcus soerensen is there for the rebound. score the put back because i didn't want and one they went to overtime, no scoring, and then the shootout so much hurdle looking to move in a quick stick right there. he's up to a great start to win it in the shoot out for the sharps and they. are in the early going here at two and two. we had a little excitement in the nba tonight. other than the warrior game, the buzzer beater that you need to check this out on and didn't come in your usual fashion. it's the magic and the tea will secure. vanderbilt miss free throw cole anthony of the magic rebound with my god really, hey, buries the 31 magic. what's them cele

>> a clear majority of house republicans, who are now kind of braying about unity, voted to overturneffect, make trump president for four more years over the will of the voters. >> this election was not stolen. do you accept that fact? >> well, what i would say is that the debate over whether or not there was fraud should occur. we never had any presentation in court where we actually looked at the evidence. >> republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, a qanon supporter, she has repeatedly indicated support for executing prominent democratic politicians. in 2019, she liked a comment that said, "a bullet to the head would be quicker to remove house speaker nancy pelosi." in 2018, she said, "the stage is being set," after someone asked whether they could hang president obama and hillary clinton. >> trevor: holy shit! this marjorie taylor greene lady wanted to shoot pelosi and hang obama and hillary? this woman is something else. it's like a normal karen fell into a vat of chemicals and then became a batman villain. i mean, how can you achieve unity with someone who literally wan

fact his family, drew perez, a final touchdown to the same quarterbacks on so the brady and drew bray'sre next. >> juan: how can you resist the sales pitch like this? >> would you like to buy some? two or three or four or five? what is your favorite color? >> juan: first, she is selling girl scout cookies and as you can see from the doorbell camera, she is quite the saleswoman and i love the different colors on the boxes. the scottsdale native says she sold 200 boxes in one day despite social distancing due to the virus. so here is to america's great saleswoman alley. >> dana: i like green and thin mints, alley, we will get to you next time. i promise. and "special report" is up next, hey, bret. >> bret: i got it, things, dana. good evening i am bret baier and we are two days from inauguration like any other in the nation's history. the u.s. capitol city in the u.s. capitol building on edge and a high security alert committee fire prompted lockdown and the capitol city. this comes amid fears of possibly violent protest in washington and in state capitals throughout the country. there ar

end up five with a minute left, but maybe the player of the game kelly you, bray junior.me possibly is a warrior 23 points and some tight defense on. lebron oprah, of course. remember how slow we started the season he was one for his 1st 25 from three better lately, and steph curry and draymond green noticed the difference of late and particularly last night. he's great on both sides of the ball, especially there in the second half. he was amazing defensively on entire game. he was great offensive. you know, he's he's really finding his confidence. you know, he's finding his way on this team. he's not gunshots down now just brings energy. he's always done that. no matter how i talk about is shooting and all that he always brings energy, and he made his presence felt whatever 30 plus minutes he played. it is just mind boggling. staggering really? if you think about it the last 12 months how many baseball hall of famers have died? think about it. bob gibson, lou brock, tommy lasorda, joe morgan, and the list goes on today as another hall of famer don sutton. has passed. you

jillian: and tune in next week when bray di and the bucs -- brady and the bucs face aaron rodgers andackers on fox. todd: right now, aaron rodgers looks amazing and not in the way that my wife thinks. i'm talking the football way. jillian: i have no comment. todd: unbelievable right now, unstoppable. jillian: we will see. it is nine minutes after the hour. the covid crisis hit the economy hard so how much of a shift should we expect in president-elect biden's pick to lead the treasury department? >> the pandemic and economic fallout, that together have caused so much damage for so many, it's an american tragedy. jillian: brian brenberg says janet yellen has a reputation as a moderate but is taking a more of progressive tone. he joins us live, next. todd: today we pause to remember the life and legacy of the late, great, dr. martin luther king, junior. we'll be right back. ♪ once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is u

kelly who bray said postgame this is probably the first al you buy ever thrown in my life that's a good one to start now more great passing to break with the 3 in the corner. he had his best game as a warrior tonight and more great passing this time steph curry took of on looney for the layin going already this. it's how we end off this highlight right here. you really can't bear was seated behind the back pass a car online you one more time 7 staff just having a great great night. continue today right here. here we go all right great ball handling staff. corgis of slack. right in his face. he had 30 points 9 rebounds 8 assists and he didn't even play the 4th quarter warriors when one 37 1 '06 there for 3 on the season. >>here draymond green and steve kerr after the game on dream on setting the tone for the rest of the team. >>i'll continue to try to really continue to you know try to growing get in shape in continue to try to play better and better, but you know for those guys and most importantly you know guys a great example to follow well he's the best defensive player in the world

from ambassador gordon bray, chief operating officer at the center for american progress.e director of foreign defense policy studies at the american enterprise institute. we are very pleased to begin with fred kemp. ♪ >> greetings. i'm president and ceo of the atlantic council. four decades ago, ronald reagan began his first inaugural address with the following observation. to a few of us here today, this is a solomon most momentous occasion. in the history of our nation, it is a commonplace occurrence. the orderly transfer of authority as called for in the constitution routinely takes place and few was a -- few of us stop to think how unique we really are. in the eyes of many in the world, this ceremony we accept as normal is nothing less then a miracle. in this year, were a mob threatened that miracle during the violence of january 6 on capitol hill, we confronted bowlful nor abilities and the resilience of our democracy. the resilience with the return of legislators a few hours later to perform their constitutional duties of certifying the electoral results. it is in t

with all of the questions that are here, and the business round table can bray at the moon all it wantse, the fact of the matter is the american people, we are in -- we are a nation of the people, by the people, for the people, not for the business round table or the chamber of commerce or wall street. right now those entities control the collection direction of this -- the direction of this country. and, unfortunately, some of them have foreign nations as partners in their, in their acting with them, aligning with their interests. it's very difficult to imagine how we we got to this point particularly with a populist president and a republican party that right now, at least in the senate, is being directed by the establishment. your thoughts on that as we -- >> you know, about a decade ago i wrote a small book, a policy book really, but i talked about my concern at the time of the merger between the radical left and big business. and you can kind of see it coming at that time. lou: right. >> now remember, when that was written, with didn't see at the time the role these tech giants wer