. >>> and later, a new "sunday sitdown" with academy award nominee brendan fraser on his extraordinaryrmance in "the whale" and what he makes of all this talk about his comeback. >> this renaissance, as it's being called -- be. >> i'm glad you used that term, because i was not going to use it. >> let's get it out of the way. i mean, on the one hand it's funny, but then i'm also hearing everybody else is having a renaissance ending on their name, too. >> brendan fraser and another "life well lived" later in the show. >>> let's begin with the news that china, despite releasing a 12-point peace plan this week, may send lethal aid to support russia as its war on ukraine enters a second year. allie, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. multiple u.s. officials telling nbc news they've been briefed on intelligence that suggests china is considering sending artillery and ammunition to russia. though the officials wouldn't say what exact evidence they have to support those claims. such a move would be a dramatic escalation moving china's support from nonlethal to lethal aid. preside

brendan, we don't know who — to call this off. brendan, we don't know who is _ to call this off.know who is responsible, but - to call this off. brendan, we don't know who is responsible, but we | to call this off. brendan, we don't l know who is responsible, but we do know who is responsible, but we do know when there is an unidentified object, we call for you. we may be speaking to you again soon. thanks forjoining us. speaking to you again soon. thanks forjoining no— speaking to you again soon. thanks forjoining us. to the uk now. 13 men and two women have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder, following clashes outside accommodation for asylum seekers on merseyside. crowds gathered near the suites hotel in knowsley last night, where a police van was set on fire. officers say missiles were thrown at the police, but there were only minor injuries. mairead smith reports. a police van set on fire as hundreds of protesters clashed outside a hotel in knowsley, a hotel that is home to asylum seekers. a police officer and two members of the public suffered minor injuries dur

brendan kearne , thing was really all about. brendan kearney. joining — thing was really all about.live from california, trying to get to the bottom of this. thank you. well, let's get more on this story by speaking to shashankjoshi, who's the defence editor at the economist. hejoins us from north london. not many details that we can say for certain about this, but this trend of high—altitude objects suddenly emerging, is that something that we should be worried about and why do you think that might be the case? these have always been there stop i can point to the cold war examples, going back to the eisenhower administration of the united states, using very high—altitude balloons to spy using very high—altitude balloons to spy on the soviet union. so there's nothing new about this technology, although the specifics of manoeuvring and collection have of course, a long way. what i think is interesting is that we are learning interesting is that we are learning in the last week that a number of these balloons from china have overflown the united states, but some of them were missed be

brendan i talk about the men. brendan fraser getting the best film actor for a whale.le. where you surprised about that? austin butler is seen as a bit of a favourite for his betrayal as elvis —— the whale. you also have carolyn —— colin farrell. your thoughts? i have carolyn -- colin farrell. your thoughts?— your thoughts? i would have thou~ht your thoughts? i would have thought austin? _ your thoughts? i would have thought austin? but - your thoughts? i would have thought austin? but would i your thoughts? i would have l thought austin? but would win and that puts that into question. brendan has been very emotional, it has been very compelling, even if in some ways disturbing. austin butler has already won in a way, of the woods he has won until now including bafta, but he has charm to this hollywood community, he has done everything just right and to me, his performance is sensational, but that is not to take anything away from brendan. so it sort of upset the predictions, let's say. it's going to keep us guessing, always a pleasure to talk to you, thank you so much

brendan: i think it is very similar. both companies are taking a very cautious outlook.t year both came out a year ago with pretty rosy forecasts 422. a few months after that, they had to walk those back dramatically. neither one wants to get too far out ahead of its skis this year. it's a little dicier for target. walmart knows given its grocery it will get a lot of customers in the door. target is still doing that, still getting customer traffic. the risk is that there could be demand for some discretionary items that all of a sudden evaporates again if the economy heads south. amber: it's interesting that walmart outperformed on those fears of inflation, the fears of your everyday low prices means that walmart is the go to for a lot of consumers. how much of that market share is returning to target given there is this no landing scenario? maybe there is not a recession in the future. brendan: the market says it is confident it is gaining market share in terms of units sold as opposed to dollars. it is making a lot of progress with its food and beverage offering. that

brendan buck, former press secretary to -- a big adviser to paul ryan in an nbc news political analysttles. and white house correspondent for politico and cool author of the political playbook, also a lot of titles, eugene daniels, thank you both for waking, up we really appreciate it. moving on, it is not a bird, it is not plain, it may not even be a chinese spy balloon either. so what did the u.s. military shootdown over alaska yesterday? the latest on what we know, next, on velshi. (vo) what can a nationwide 5g network from t-mobile for business do for your business? unlock new insights and efficiency-right now. allow monitoring of productivity at remote job sites, with next-generation bandwidth. enable ai cameras that spot factory issues in real time, using next-generation speed. and deliver ultra-capacity 5g coverage that's years ahead of the competition. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now

well, brendan clarke , much for joining , thank you so much for joining us . briefing us here.ng this morning. appreciate your morning. really appreciate your time that's it for on time as always. that's it for on the briefing this morning. catches at 930 tomorrow. but coming up next, it's bev turner today. very good morning. welcomes bev turner today on gb news news today. another interest rate rise to 10th in a row. good news

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. >> how are you doing brendan? >> i'm good. thank you.ant to give you a chance to respond to what seems to be tension in the republican caucus. shea, i'm going to bring you in first on whether you think there's any progress that the president has gotten the speaker to do this privately. maybe they think they have some way out of it. what does it mean when that many republicans say cut, cut, cut but i won't tell you how. >> this feels like a shakedown, like kevin mccarthy is a character from the sopranos. nice country here, shame if anything happens to it. normally you campaign on ideas, and when you're elected you try to enact those ideas. the problem here was republicans did not run on anything that they're talking about now. they did not run on the 30% sales tax. they did not run on cuts to social security and medicare. they did not even run that much on sort of cutting the defense budget which you're hearing a lot more discussion about. what they ran on was mr. potato head, on dr. seuss. they ran on the idea that racism -- we might tea

julie, brendan, thank you so much.john fetterman spent a second night in the hospital and no word today to indicate he's been released. he is being monitored after feeling lightheaded and checking into the hospital on wednesday. his team says doctors are watching for signs of a seizure, but there are no signs as of now. you'll recall fetterman suffered a stroke last may. >>> new details emerge in the police beating death of tyre nichols with one officer changing his story about what happened before the beating. that's next. beating. that's next. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪♪ with skyrizi, most people who achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... had lasting clearance through 1 year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections, or a lower ability to fight them, may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. ♪nothing is everything♪ talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. with power

let's, let's talk about the chinese reaction for 2nd brendan, i mean, officials in beijing are voiced, outraged that the balloon was shot down and they threatened repercussions presumably though this is all part of beijing sticking to their story line. but look, this was just a harmless weather balloon blown. of course. yes, i mean, i think the higher the visits will probably push back against that if it's found to be not the case. the chinese have, i mean read shooting that up and there are domestic media to say look, this is the case of the us acting, illegal. a aggressive lay unwarranted lay shooting the balloon down. so i think the tension, the nationalists, the people who are escalators and both united states and certainly in china again, other people we have to worry about in any conflict between the country. and it was a real shy and. ready diplomacy, which is the cooler heads, didn't occur this weekend. yeah. just, just a final thoughts on that brand. and i mean, whatever the evidence this has been an embarrassing episode for the chinese and marks as you say, a low point in th

. >> abc 7 su chris: you probably had brendan mason as a referee.l ring about. catch up with the dancing wrath. >> in the heat of a basketball battle, referees not always the i players and coaches. brendan mason is changing that, one call at a time. ♪ >> i am close to the game. i like being around the family and the children. i like having fun. . i like getting exercise. >> that exercise comes in the artform that has him affectionately known as the dancing wrath. >> i feel like i have the best seat in the house. i want everybody to have fun. >> brendan works as a program coordinator at berkeley youth attorney lives and has been roughing youth game since three decades but it is the moves, not the whistle that captures the most attention. >> one of my mentors said it is ok to put a little muster. he showed me what he meant and i took it from there. >> and the dancing wrath pays it forward. you told me the tricks of the trade. >> travel call. stop the clock. elbows up, and you do this. got up a little hips into it, all right? >> slowdown. >> there it i

brendan, we heard from former president trump's vice president, mike pence, just yesterday.he is fighting the special counsel's subpoena. here's what he said. >> i think the issue here is whether or not a vice president who served as president of the senate should be subject to a subpoena to appear in court. >> but would you voluntarily testify under an agreement? >> the justice department has insisted on that. and i'm reserving that right in the event this were a matter that would go to trial. we just simply made it clear to them we think it is not only unprecedented but it's unconstitutional. >> our v colleague, vaughn hillyard, with the questions of the vice president. the justice department says pence is covered by legislative immunity presiding over the senate when they confirmed joe biden's win. is this about getting on the right side of the trump base for pence, who we anticipate will announce his own bid? >> yeah, it's what we were just talking about. it's trying to have it both ways. look, mike pence has talked about what happened on january 6th in several formats,

brendan boyle, we may have just lostyow _ the line. brendan boyle, we may have just lost you.may have just lost you. put this _ the line. brendan boyle, we may have just lost you. put this issue - the line. brendan boyle, we may have just lost you. put this issue at - just lost you. put this issue at rusk so we _ just lost you. put this issue at rusk so we can — just lost you. put this issue at rusk so we can focus _ just lost you. put this issue at rusk so we can focus on - just lost you. put this issue at rusk so we can focus on what - just lost you. put this issue at rusk so we can focus on what is l rusk so we can focus on what is really occupying europe right now and that is the war in ukraine. we lost ou and that is the war in ukraine. we lost you but i think we got the gist of it. i want to offer you an apology because i think i may have mischaracterized your position last week when we were talking the role the dup player and this was a part of what i was saying is that sometimes it feels to me in circles in washington and the dup isn't treated as an equal partner in al

anita and brendan. thank you both for being here. >> thanks for having us.like this will be the at least beginning of the how the administration was willing to target parents? >> this definitely is a great sign. although i'm very disappointed the minute the letter came out why it why nobody did anything about it. they did an internal review. at the time who pays attention to that. you already caused the damage and caused the, told the parents they're domestic terrorists but i'm very grateful what is happening right now. pete: brendan, here is what the fbi said, reacted to the subpoena from the documents. fbi is has never been in the business of investigating speech or policing speech at school board meetings or anywhere else. sounding like they will stand defiant here. >> that's right. i think it is interesting the religion of covid over the last few years has made people do some illogical things. the fact we as parents were going to school board meetings asking for our kids, it was be back in the classroom. we get targeted by the d. j we have the administra

joining me now ali vitali, donna edwards and brendan buck.he former president responded to his former u.n. ambassador? >> reporter: this is going to be fascinating to watch unfold. in my conversations with my sources last night, those of them familiar with this rollout say this is how it was supposed to play out today. emailing out this invitation to supporters, inviting them on february 15th to come to charleston and see nikki haley make this special announcement, which is, of course, likely to be she's running for president. we have seen her sort of teasing out these breadcrumbs in the last few weeks, starting to get people acclimated to the idea she might run. we heard from former president trump, her old boss in effect, when she was the ambassador to the u.n., you know from having covered her there that was a relationship that she was a very big part of the trump administration. the former president said over the weekend as he was campaigning that she had called him and said that she was exploring a run for president. he noted the fact th

we're going to get into what nbc news is calling the seinfeld congress with representative brendan boyle, and the debt ceiling clock, by the way by the way, the looming clock ticks. he did hint that he and the white house can reach consensus long before the united states hits a default. and they don't really have much choice. fed chair jerome powell says there is only one path forward, only one. so what happened if both sides refuse to budge? joining me now is senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake. let's talk about ilhan omar first. kevin mccarthy did not have the votes for this until the very last minute. he had holdouts like nancy mace who we just mentioned and ken buck. there was at one point matt gaetz saying he wasn't sure this was a good idea to do this. what changed? >> this is a campaign promise for kevin mccarthy. it was something he was committed to following through on. through the course of the week, we saw him meeting with all of those aforementioned lawmakers in the speaker's suite, trying to figure out what it would get them to say yes or present. it turns out, t

. >> reporter: father brendan busse was ordained by o'connell. >> i was in total shock, you know, absolutely shock. he was a great man. he was joyful. he was very simple and humble. >> reporter: over the weekend, even with the crime scene tape in the background, parishioners descended here. prayers read during the day. ♪ hymns sung at night. >> we can't even imagine something like this would happen to him, especially a soul like him. very loving, caring. >> reporter: joe and denise byrne were married in 1979 by o'connell in ireland. >> it's just unbelievable. it didn't sink in. it was like surreal. it's just -- we just couldn't comprehend. >> reporter: now, investors say it was a tipster that led them to the suspect's home, where a search uncovered two firearms. those guns are now undergoing ballistics testing to see if either of them match the weapon used in the killing. norah. >> carter evans, thank you very much. >>> there's also some tragic news tonight from fort pierce, florida, where an 85-year-old woman was killed in a rare alligator attack. here's cbs's lilia luciano. >> reporter: ti

run big school districts in philadelphia, new orleans, chicago and brendan johnson has the backing upago teachers union in cook county commissioner. i think those are your two guys. there may be a surprise but i think the rhetoric what we talked about, what you just talked about is what will her lori lightfoot. crime, if she doesn't come across as somebody that cares about people, i'm sure she is a nice lady and she is a wonderful family in town but it doesn't resonate. you can't -- all you have to do is show a picture, shows statistics, showed chicago was a great american city. but it's in trouble right now. i think that is what gets her in the long run. >> todd: when in doubt, lightfoot plays the race card. she's done this before and she will do it again. she is doing it here. you heard maryann's peace. will that have any impact in a city where quite frankly her policies on crime specifically have hurt people of every single race? >> you know, todd, here is what the national news kind of miss is about chicago. what we see is crime numbers. you can't discount that committed as there.

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brendan, americans for the prosperity, the political arm of the koch network is coming out against donald in a major way without mentioning his name, but donna, first, let's talk about the democrats and the whole democratic fray. >> look, i think that this new calendar makes so much sense for democrats. they reflect a geographic diversity, the ethnic diversity you see in these states. you can still get small states like new hampshire that come early, but also states that have more racial diversity like south carolina. then on top of that, you get a good percentage in nevada of latino voters, which i think is really important to the entire array of the democratic caucus. and you get rid of the democratic party and you get rid of the caucus states, which are problematic anyway because working people have a really difficult time participating in those and you have primary states. so i think this actually really works well. particularly for the base of the democratic party. which is really important to try to gauge their participation. and i think can generate excitement in the, during the pr

." >> tomorrow morning on "sunday today," my conversation at home with oscar nominee brendan fraser oneer that's taken him from blockbusters of the late '90s like "george of the jungle" and a "mummy" to a comeback and best oscar nomination for his performance in "the whale." when was the first time you felt, okay, we are reaching people, we have moved people with this film? >> in venice at that screening. [ applause ] >> that was the famous 6-minute standing ovation. >> willie, i think it depends on who is holding the stop watch. is it the italian stop watch? it is 6-minutes, oh, 25! look, on their feet. >> let's go with six. >> six works. >> seems fair. >> i'll take six. >> sunday sit-down with academy nominee brendan fraser. plus, the headlines and a life well lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, set the dvr, and we will see you forever you're ready for us. kira. >> willie, we'll see you tomorrow. hopefully you're awake to catch willie at 6:00 in the morning. stick right here for your local news with us right after w

. >> best lead actor went to brendan fraser, the only performer from a film other than everything, everywhereize, for his turn as a morbidly obese teacher in "the whal" >> believe me, if you just stay there and put one foot in front of the other, you'll get to where you need to go. >> and the actor goes to "the white lotus >> on the tv side, the cast from the white lotus took home the award for ensemble in a drama series. >> this was the best job i ever had. >> the sag awards are voted on by more than 120,000 members from hollywood's acting union and are seen as a major indicator for the oscars. with those gold meant to be handed out in just two weeks, the race for gold is as open as ever. kasia: from hollywood to westminster, this is a live shot in the u.k. house of commons, where parliamentarians are still debating the new process exit trading agreement that has been agreed with the eupean union. much more detail narrator: funding fo presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected need

it is not as important early on as it used to be. >> mark murray and brendan buck, great to have youh on. thank you very much. >>> live to ukraine after the break, where it is all hands on deck from the biden administration as the war's one year anniversary nears. you're watching "chris jansing reports," only on msnbc. you're watching "chris jansing reports," only on msnbc. business. unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. (woman 2) you know it's from the most reliable 5g network in america? (vo) when it comes to your business, not all bars are created equal. so switch to verizon business unlimited today. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's bo

emerging artists were mentored by emily and it's all made possible because of a contribution by the brendan mann foundation. together they created this, a tribute to hail in the year of the rabbit from the chinese lunar new year calendar. >> my parents are chinese immigrants. as are, you know,? many people who came to america. for me it's about like both homecoming and just like the -- sense of belonging and family. but also like new beginnings and new opportunities like my own parents had a lot of opportunity in the u.s. and so i am just really grateful for that and want to honor my ancestors and like my own path as an american. >> with its design symbolic of a red paper cutting on the rabbit's body. the four flowers signify it place in the cycle. it's a responsibility to her, it is a way she can impact the world by giving an opportunity to connect to something new and learn more about the people we share our community with. >> we're all just trying to get by and, you know, hopefully that means like, you know, discovering the beauty of each our and our backgrounds. >> in this parking lot t

. >> thanks very much for the breakdown on the home depot and walmart stories, brendan case.he market is paying close attention to them. investors worry about the fed being more aggressive than anticipated this year. earlier the goldman sachs global macro conference in hong kong affirmed the chief economist spoke to bloomberg exclusively about the changing expectations. >> we have seen some higher inflation numbers. i don't necessarily think that breaks the trend towards disinflation. but it reinforces the idea the fed still has work to do. we think another 75 basis points from here with no cuts until 2024 seems like a more likely outcome. >> let's get some reaction to those comments now from portfolio manager steve s. the idea that they are putting forward basically 75 additional basis points of hikes, getting us into the summer, how does that align with your own thinking right now? >> it is generally in line. it's one of the things that we have pushed back against. most of the market has been wrong at inflation for two years. and wrong an interest rates for one. -- on inter

because some of them on the, on the on the other side of the world in toronto, canada journalists, brendan leffler, was moved by their story. he decided to apply to a private sponsorship program where citizens can help resettle refugee we were hearing from kayla and from other people. i'm in a safe house and my neighbors are calling me telling me they're going around asking where i am. and so there is no time to waste when something like that happening people's lives were literally hanging in the balance. brennan, convinced more than a dozen of his friends and colleagues to help raise the $50000.00 needed to support nanos akila and her family for their 1st year in canada. so this is the financial profile form where you have to tell them, you know what your income was. and each one of the sponsors did have to do that kind of guess. they filled out reams of paperwork and submitted it to the canadian government. so then you waited and waited and waited and waited and waited. yeah, i called and they didn't have it and i called back and they still couldn't find the application and we waited and

their plight captured the attention of canadian journalist, brendan leffler, after he applied to resettle them in toronto through a private sponsorship program, manners and akila and her family fled across the border. to was lum about pakistan . they'd expected to stay there for just a short time. but weeks slowly turned into months of living in limbo, who are not and far when we are going to leave. that was really difficult for us to wait. so maybe tomorrow day after tomorrow, next week, next month. so we hear more towards her. grandpa was more concerned actually, they event, seymour and pamela focused on boucher loot. but for the machine not to get and go through them with can try to colorado focus on how some probably counts it should be who who finish it for them. i finally, they got the news, they've been waiting for their flights to canada, were confirmed on calling them off, which actually in my, in the email as well. give me one more room meeting with him. know me know the student who my mom had asked him. it was really amazing for all of us. when we get our boarding 5, it was rea

the cast of abbott elementary accepted atward for best comedy series braen brendan frasier took homega wards came hot on the heels of the naacp image awards angela basset was entertainer of the year basset's film took home ten awards including outstanding motion picture one of the most memorable moments is dwyane wade's message to his trans daughter. >> as her father, my job is not to create a version of myself or direct your future my role is to be a facilitator to your hopes, your wishes, and your dreams. >> he and his wife gabrielle union received president's award for their work helping the black trans community. >> you ma i have plamay have plh barbie dolls or hot wheels when you were a kid how would you like to play with them a theme park is being built in arizona. the company says the park will feature a pair of hot wheels roller coasters, a barbie beach house, and a life size thomas the tank enintrain mattel adventure park plans to open the doors sometime next year great thing to -- especially this month take the kids and watch that and watch the baseball >> i'm hoping you wo

i spoke with brendan leary. he is a former san francisco firefighter and a former member of the arson task force and bureau of fire investigation about what is happening right now behind the scenes. listen in. >> in an ordered to do it correctly, we want to make sure we get to the bottom line. you know what caused the explosion? what caused the fire because it's required by law to do that. but it's also we don't want the same situation to occur elsewhere. highly unlikely with the amount of damage that that i've seen that we've all seen in the media, then it's going to take a a bit of the time to get to the area of origin where the actual fire started, where the point of that nation where the explosion occurred and try to identify the addition. sources at this point. it's that has to be done in a safe manner. it's more like an archaeological retaken layer by layer by layer of the building off and in valuing the burn patterns on the material as you're removing that. >> now, o'leary says that there's no real timeta

. >> reporter: father brendan busse he was ordained by o'connell. >> i was in total shock, absolute shock was a great man. he was joyful. he was simple and humble. >> reporter: over the weekend, even with the crime scene tape in the background, parishioners descended here, prayers read during the day. hymns song at night. >> we can't imagine something would happen like this to him. he was very loving and caring. >> reporter: they were married in 1979 by o'connell in ireland. >> unbelievable. it didn't sink in. it was surreal. you just couldn't comprehend. >> reporter: investigators say it was the tipster that led them to the suspect's home where a search uncovered two firearms. those guns are now undergoing ballistics testing to see if you either match the weapon used in the killing. norah. >> norah: carter evans, thank you very much. there's also some tragic news tonight from fort pierce, florida, or an 85-year-old woman was killed in a rare alligator attack. here is cbs's lilia luciano. >> tied down and subdued, this 10-foot alligator was captured after its deadly attack in fort pierce

emmy sweep, the cast of "abbott elementary" accepted the award for best comedy series meanwhile, brendan fraser took home a best actor trophy for his performance in the drama "the whale. and adding to her accolades for her role in "white lotus," jennifer coolidge scored an outstanding actress in a drama series i always love seeing what they're wearing. >> that's part of the reason why people tune in, right? the s.a.g. awards came hot on the heels of the naacp image awards angela bassett was named entertainer of the year. >> gratitude is the universe's way of saying that we are not existing in this world alone we have each other i love you thank you. >> bassett's film "walk "wakanda forever" took home the award >> as my father, my job isn't to create a version of myself or direct your future my role is to be a facilitator to your hopes, your wishes, your dreams >> he and wife gabrielle union received the president's award for their work helping the black trance community >>> all right. still to come on this busy monday, box office blowout moviegoers go mad for a film about a bear that acc

i spoke with brendan o'leary. he is a former san francisco firefighter and a former member of the arson task force and bureau of fire investigation about what is happening right now behind the scenes. >> and in the absence, in this case on talk about the explosion. but in the absence of that the fire investigators are trained to evaluate burn patterns on walls and ceilings around doorways around windows and the primary purpose for evaluating the burn patterns is that we're not there when themfire started. but as the fire is evolving, it's giving off energy. and that every he's being transferred to to the pain, to the sheet rock to the wood. and it's going to leave certain patterns. words been burning. the longest words caused the most damage. typically is where we look for the the room of origin. and then we try to find the the area of origin within that room. and then the point of origin. >> now, o'leary says that there is no real timetable on when we may see a conclusion from the task force. again, you're lookin

brendan fraser also took home a sack for best actor for his role in the well. john, do you see that? i haven't seen it yet. you said even if fact, that's so good. and i just need to see everywhere everywhere, all. yes. and the one person that hasn't seen it, need to see it right now. ok? >> let's go to sports kit. talk about the lawyer, steph curry, andrew wiggins and draymond green didn't play against the timberwolves last night, but klay thompson was hoping to keep the momentum going after his 42 point performance on friday started in the 2nd quarter. that game was tied. but in the closing moments, klay knocks down a bucket, putting the doves in the lead. minnesota, the lead back in the 3rd, the warriors. they were down by 6 with one minute left in the quarter. jordan lays one in the cut to defeat the fight. now the does they were still down in the 4, but the game took a turn when klay hit a spin to make that shot hit the spin moments later you got dante made a reverse layup to tie the game. the deaths take a lead afger that. and the timberwolves, they tried

brendan fraser is a front runner for best actor for the whale, like cate blanchett is for the women for her performance in tar. angela bassett has been taking all the awards thus far for her supporting role in black panther wakanda forever. yeah, of all the love and support this. >> you know that i feel coming my way the oscars will take place march. 12th live from hollywood with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. >> all right. hey, well, if you are going to be outside, maybe don't know when you watch a few things we're celebrating today. we need to know what the weather is going to be like. clear skies really fog yesterday. >> yeah, this morning, really. we are looking at clear skies, but it's it's going to be a colder day. so if you're heading outside keep the move in or bundle that because you're going to chilly. otherwise, look at this pretty breezy out there appear 15 got the flag moving around and that steady wind that's pushing in across the bay this morning. what we are going to see is definitely some changes today from yesterday. first to know all that snow right up alon

as part of this commitment, brendan biden announced the decision to enhance the e with rotational presence in the baltic states. call that promise the liver, r u. s. highmark, blood tune and an infantry company are now training side by side with his own and defense forces, increasing enter operability and strengthening the security of estonia and nato. however, since russia has not given up its imperial ambitions and continues to bow the biggest and most direct threat to allied security, estonia expect to see more rapid progress in the upcoming villainous summit. the 3rd, the 4th of february, will also be the day that we mark one, the air since russia's full scale, brutal war and invasion of ukraine. i'm glad that estonia and the united states shared that the nation for ukraine to win this war against the aggressor to expel russian forces and it's boxes from ukraine and restore ukraine's territorial integrity. ukraine has shown incredible courage in defending its people territory and our common values. and while we know that freedom will always triumph, overturn the rushes war in ukraine i

what the people wanted to go to dig. hundreds of policemen were brendan care, dead or 4 soldiers who were in short beats and secured in this country. but they are now the most walner but. and we have seen an increase in spite of our dogs against a policeman who have been complaining that they don't have sophisticated equipment . they don't have flag jacket, they don't have the kind of sophisticated weapons that they're getting to say using people in bucharest on have rendered great sacrifice. and over the past few years or what 80000 people have laid down their lives in this country. and i've gotten a big question now raised in the administration, able to. busy cope with the new challenge, people are asking difficult questions. the test is very high. the enemy ordered was city is really quick and also committed. and it will be a huge challenge in order to condense this new spike and violence that, that he got. dollar bon buggers on has been able to bring and sophisticated rebrand from one it on. they are now trying to gain a for gordon budget on. and it will be a huge challenge for t

for more on the fighting around bakhmut, i'm joined by retired colonel brendan kearney, who spent moreary analyst, with particular interest in the current conflict in ukraine. thank you forjoining us. how important is this alleged military success? it important is this alleged military success?- military success? it is questionable - military success? it is questionable in - military success? it is questionable in terms military success? it is i questionable in terms of military success? it is - questionable in terms of its importance. bakhmut to those of us who study this as a profession really doesn't pose a significant tactical advantage to the russians if they take it. the ukrainians i think have been very wise in defending their positions there, because they have been able to literally inflict a significant number of casualties on the attacking russian forces. so i don't think if the ukrainians lose it, they lose that much with the loss of bakhmut. the news and video _ the loss of bakhmut. the news and video that _ the loss of bakhmut. the news and video that was _ the loss of bak

i spoke earlier with brendan kearney, a retired us colonel — who questioned the alleged russian victory. it is questionable in terms of its importance. bakhmut, to those of us who study this as a profession, really doesn't pose a significant tactical advantage to the russians if they take it. the ukrainians i think have been very wise in defending their positions there, because they have been able to literally inflict a significant number of casualties on the attacking russian forces. so i don't think if the ukrainians lose it, they lose that much with the loss of bakhmut. the news and video that was shown, do you think we can trust this information? i don't. i long ago ceased to trust anything that's coming out of russia. they just don't seem to want to play with the truth. the ukrainians sometimes exaggerate things also, but for the most part, what you hear from the ukrainians is very accurate information, when they give it to you. they are very good at their operational security in terms of not discussing things while operations are ongoing. so tomorrow, with the light coming up in u

i don't. ..brendan gleeson and colin farrell are also nominated.under—pressure conductor in the film tar. many expect her to continue that winning streak this evening. the biggest film of the last few years, avatar�*s sequel, the way of water, might have been a hit with audiences, but it's only up for two awards, best sound and best effects. the evening will also remember her majesty the queen who had a close association with bafta. the tribute will be led by dame helen mirren, who of course won a bafta and an oscar for playing her in the film the queen in 2006, and who also met her majesty on a number of occasions. in 2013, she received an honorary bafta, recognising her long—standing support for the creative industries. lizo mzimba, bbc news. we'll find out in the bafta awards live. lots of other great nominees as well. stay with us on bbc news and we will have more at the top of the hour. it was certainly worth getting up early this morning for the beautiful sunrise that many of you enjoyed early on. this was one of our weather—watcher pictures

lots of big moments this weekend from sally field to brendan fraser.s -- >> i guess angela bassett did the thing. >> yes, angela bassett does it again. ♪ only one like you ♪ >>> only one like you. you can't go wrong starting the week with a little barry white. good morning, america. >> and we do begin however with that dangerous weather across several parts of the country. 42 states on alert for strong winds, heavy snow, ice, and avalanches. >> overnight oklahoma got hit hard. tornadoes touched down. mireya villarreal is on the scene. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. that storm system stretched from kansas down to texas. this roof of this home is completely gone. i can see inside the neighbor's home and right over my shoulder you can see a car that has completely flipped over ended up in driveway of someone else's home and all of that because of the power and the fury of this storm. overnight, millions under tornado watch and warnings as a life-threatening storm swept across the plains. with destructive winds from the texas

me john should not be doing household iran and brendan said that this trip is designed to strengthen the relationship between china and ron. it's difficult to overstate the importance of the economic ties trying to run the biggest trading partner. china is also the only customer of iran heavily sanctioned will export. now we expect that racy during his trip here will find yield worth hundreds of millions of dollars. and those deals are all the part of this 25 year deal that we slide between china and iran in 2021. and this is, it comes at a time when both countries are facing growing tensions with the united states aging has strongly condemned repeatedly the sanction that the u. s. has placed on iran and both countries are also have also in recent years, been strengthening their respective ties with moscow. and iran has also been a big supporter of aging on the global stage in china is going to look for them to reassure beijing that they will continue to do so. iran is part of china as they built in road infrastructure project, and it's also slated to join the china lead chung high c

about two friends who fall out with absolutely catastrophic consequences, with colin farrell and brendan film and ten other nominations total. ten nominations too for everything everywhere all at once, a time—travelling whirlwind of a film, with michelle yeoh up for best actress, and she is a strong contender if the bookies are wrong about cate blanchett. the film that did best at the box office was elvis, a biopic about that singer, and austin butler was on the red carpet earlier. he was greeted with huge excitement by the crowds, i should also mention all quiet on the western front is leading the charge, leading the nominations, but that is the one i guess with most to lose. it has a 1k nominations, but we will see how many it picks up. now on bbc news, the weather. hello there. we saw a change of fortunes really today. it was more southern and southeastern parts of the country that had the best of the sunshine, whereas further north we saw much more cloud coming into scotland, the stream of cloud coming in from the atlantic bringing some heavier rain in northern scotland for a while.

i'm sorry that my colleague brendan sÖderberg couldn't join us tonight.the original idea was to have a conversation. we sort of brought the drug trade in the drug war in baltimore together with the drug trade and the drug war in a place like mexico. we're going to try continue to do that, although i don't have deep contextual knowledge of the city. but as big fan of his writing and a deep reader, his i will try to bring what i've learned from into this conversation. i to start by just saying that this is a remarkable book. i'm so glad it's here. it's out in paperback. it's purchasable here at red. emma's and it's a tremendous history. you have not yet had the chance to read. ben does are incredible thing, which is that he makes he sort of absorbs a massive corpus of very detailed historical facts about the history of the drug trade. mexico really entire country of mexico north to and makes into this very readable very lively very book that will as was saying really sort of slip in some knowledge while we are learning these sort of very engaging about the

this is another step in brendan shoe, chris and you. closer to demo the president of latino you is with you to do your own will be with sure and your people to morrow and force florida should fish. we will be right by your side to we built a logo poster which you cred firmly inserts on our commonly ripped and fast. well, natasha butler has been following that you summit force in teeth, e. u and ukrainian leaders all agreed on one thing and that this was an historic day. this was a symbolic day of this e, you ukraine summit happening in keith in a war zone. this was a show of unity and also a message to moscow. the key is very much turned towards the european union, turned towards the west. now ukraine wants to be a member of the european union. after this, a summit, president followed mayor as the lensky said, the keeper do everything that he could use every day in his efforts to try and speed up the process of it's a membership. what keep wants is for an accelerated negotiation process on it, succession is ready, a candidate country that was approved last year, but it wants things to g