try that, brett. for little brett and his two older sisters, the outside world can feel scary.onster out there. what monster? a huge one. a huge one? oh, my goodness. for his mum, the monsters are getting real. i've always managed with the money i get, me benefits and the money that i earn from work. i've always just managed to manage, but ijust can't do it at the minute. it's the gas, the electricity, the bills, and then the cost of the food that went up. how are you supposed to live, man? bottom line — anita's working. she's got a family. she's got no money. do you want some to eat, sweetheart? this is the first time i've actually had to say, can you help us? tough times. but as we'll see, there's also hope and help. there's a lot to go through today. in a cold church in benwell, carole rowland is on the mic. it's worry and fear. anything that worries you, anything you're fearful of, please come and talk to us. if the cost of living crisis is a national crisis, the response here in newcastle's west end is local. the other things that we've got are more kiddies coats, which is

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brett, thank you very much, brett mcleod. _ church.thank you very much, brett mcleod, correspondent for - church. brett, thank you very much, l brett mcleod, correspondent for nine news australia talking to us from vatican city. let's turn now to the new second world war memorial focusing on some of the lesser known stories from the war, including those of the thousands of caribbean service personnel who came to britain as volunteers. families of those who served at raf hunmanby in east yorkshire, hope to change this by creating a memorial that recognises their contribution. the bbc�*s leanne brown has been finding out more. the sacrifices made by british servicemen and women during world war ii are well documented and recognised. but thousands of volunteers who came over from other places like the west indies seem to have been forgotten. edwin samuels and gil marlaska were among thousands who made the journey from the caribbean to england, serving at raf hunmanby, on the east yorkshire coast. family members have been campaigning for a

brett, i have a quick follow for you. i am really confused about the nominating process and how they come up with people who don't even want the job. we saw this with paul ryan a few years ago. jim jordan didn't want it, he was still advocating for kevin mccarthy buried byron donalds, he says may or may not happen in an interview he gave yesterday which is a great interview if you haven't seen it, if there is someone that wants the job they can get behind other than kevin mccarthy? >> i think that's a great question barry lesson, looking at this who really doesn't want this? the slimmest of majorities and everyone is going -- >> harris: kennedy would take. >> kennedy would take it and they can nominate whoever they want to nominate inside or outside the chamber. with bottom line is who will get the majority of votes. i think you have other people in there who will be other names besides byron donalds when we are all done. >> rich: a pretty good job, major constitutional office, first line in wikipedia. ill be somewhere. >

brett: sure. tesla released the model three and 2017 and it took the industry for years before there was a range and cost competitive vehicle with the model three. with that 2017 model three in their cars have not stayed the same. in march we think tesla will announce a new vehicle platform and the cost of manufacture for that vehicle platform will be roughly half the cost of the model three. if you look at what happened when they released the model three, they had a massive gross margin expansion and massive unit volume expansion over multiple years. i think the same thing is going to happen with the new vehicle platform that they announce in march. they are going to set the standard for the industry again. it will be four to five years behind again and for shareholders, it's a great outcome. you end up with a company establishing a strategic footprint in a massive, literally trillion dollar plus orchids. -- market. it is likely to dominate and soak up all the prophets the industry as the rest of

brett: tesla released the model three and 2007 3 -- in 2000 -- in 2017. with that, their cars have not stayed the same. in march, we think tesla will announce a new vehicle platform and the cost of manufacture will be roughly half the cost of the model three. if you look at what happened when they released the model three, they had a massive growth model expansion. i think the same thing is going to happen with the new vehicle platform they announced in march. they are going to set the standard for the industry again in the industry will be four or five years behind. for shareholders, it's a great outcome. you end up with a company establishing its strategic footprint in a massive trillion dollar plus market and likely to dominate and soak up all the profits out of that industry as the rest of the competitors struggle to catch up. caroline: even in china? brett: china is a slightly different market then u.s. and western markets. tesla will remain at the higher end of the chinese market and clearly, they have a synergistic relationship with the government

to all of hisho staff who represented m in his gallery and his family to melissa cory and alex and brett for the sacrifices you all have made so that he could serve here can be such an inspiration i think to so many of us who've had the opportunity to serve with him in to see not only his great intellect but his passion and his ability to get things done for the people of nebraska and the people of our country. i will say when i hire people i typically hire people on t my staff for a try to who are than i am in my case that's not hard. case in his case that's more challenging. your staff has got to be the mental caucus rant here but it's no surprise he became a college president at age 37 making him one of the youngest college president in the nation. the senate will be a poor place without ben sasse. he's incredibly smart and he combines that with being incredibly principled. he lives by his principals. he is always willing to do the hard things in the right things even when they are popular. during his time is that it has been notable for speaking out against authoritarian regimes and

next one for you, brett. carried in a backpack and used by a single soldier. i believe this drone can even land back in the soldier's hand and that you're our drone guy and the drone expert. is this a significant development? >> it's a future drone warfare. i'm seeing it on the ground as you know i've spent a lot of time on the ground in ukraine and it's the super bowl of the olympics of drone technology this is the exact type of drone tech that should be operating on the front lines, and as we continue to see a lot of different businesses innovate on drones it's really incredible to see what's happened there. i've seen everything from drone swarms, you know, that is like a flock of birds essentially flying and is able to conduct strikes on a target without much human intervention. i'm seeing a number of israeli companies produce these kammie was it drones because there's a true need for it now on the battlefield. we're seeing that all across ukraine so industry is starting to step up and produce very innovat

i'm with brett villaraigosa.ant to gets house, what's taken place here, why this is so important for our viewers to understand. >> it's so nice to see you in davos, one of the most beautiful places in the world. we've been brought to meet with ukraine house and meet with ukrainian of government officials, business executives, humanitarian leaders to talk about what's going on in ukraine. in the background we have some of these atrocities that have taken place on behalf of the russian government inside ukraine so we want to show the world how vital it is for the u.s. the to continue supporting ukraine and their efforts. maria: we want to talk with one of those officials from ukraine right now. joining us is the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine. walk us through some of these pictures so our viewers can understand the death and destruction that has occurred. >> so thousands of buildings like this, destroyed completely, millions of people have lost their apartments. maria: this map you're calling

and this is an important point because brett stevens just a couple of months ago and is a paper tigernd brett stevens in the newspaper of record for this is proof that america must stay to double and triple down forever. these are simple taunts by bin laden because that's exactly the reaction they are trying to get from the american establishment that america needs to stay at war because of dollars are completely destroyed. host: the subtitle is time to end the war and what date do you see that starting? >> . >> and of course the cia had efforts against al qaeda the middle east and in the war on terrorism was a bait and switch from the very beginning the bush government inflated al qaeda to warn the americans of theng impending attack and then went the secular atheists dictator of iraq were there were no al qaeda members never suicide bombing in the entire history and using the fear of terrorism and a phony and fake and dishonest alliance between saddam hussein and osama bin laden to lie to the people of the united states and the former chief of the cia bin laden unit set of afghanist

with that we bring brett tolman former u.s. attorney and executive director of right on crime and constitutional attorney and fox news contributor jonathan turley it's great to have you with us at this point. brett, the appointment of the special counsel your reaction to it and as david tells us the doj says there was no heads up on the white house to set at up to you? >> brett: i will tell you martha thank you for having me on. i think this was a box garland can't get out of and they put in place standard procedure for something this monumental involving classify document. so he really had no other choice. i do expect that he had the basis to believe there is the potential for a crime to have occurred, but i want to go back. you had earlier geraldo and others who had talked about neither side should have been dealt with the way the department has dealt with them. some of that may be true, but one difference here is what are these documents and do they relate to some of the allegations involving the bidens and the hunter laptop

>> for sure brett kavanaugh is. for sure. i don't know enough about amy barrett to know if she lives in a bubble of her own views and has just, the bubble happens to be exactly the bubble the federalist society folks were looking for and liked and wanted to get onto the court but i know brett kavanaugh do what he was doing. brett kavanaugh did this stuff for president bush and that is how he got to know leonard leo who was organizing the outside money and influence over those appointments. if you want to know the power of this operation even early on, remember a woman named harriet myers, harriet myers was white house counsel for president bush, very conservative, female when it would do good to put another female judge on the court and very conservative and she knew him personally and she's around them every day. up goes her name as the nominee and the president had to affect the humiliating withdrawal of her name because of the pressure not from us, not from the left but the far right saying no she might be another suitor.

the answer is no. >> jason, brett, hi. >> hi. how are you?d "forgetting sarah marshall" and he forgot i did full frontal nudity. a very flattering text about it. >> what did he say >> i am not going to tell you. >> she is good though, right >> well done. >> harrison -- >> it's also framed on my wall. >> by the way, as he saw your body of work and it was immediate, yes, i mean harrison -- >> yes, yeah, no, we felt lucky. harrison ford assuming he will say no it's fun to make the offer he said yes. then we are scrambling, god, he is going to show up and he kills >> this is amazing i kept looking oh, brett goldstein, i love him in "ted lasso. what's his role? what's his role? you created this show. >> co-created with bill and this man. >> so tell me about that process and how come you are not like all the other actors who just cast themselves? >> well, because when you are with harrison ford, you are like, i think they can handle it i think they will be fine. me and bill lawrence wanted to make a show, a comedy about grief, you know. because it'

let's bring in brett tolman. good to have you with us today. >> good to see you, martha. >> martha: i want to take the visual here. reremember how stunning it was in august to see the raid being carried out at mar-a-largo. we have those images. we can take them full to remind people what this looked like. on the other side, you'll see the relatively calm image over wilmington, delaware at the biden house this weekend where we're told by the white house there was nothing unusual. just the usual combination of cars outside. why are these things treated so differently? >> yeah, i recall you and i having a discussion about -- i thought then it was ill-advised to exercise this authority to go in with your raid-type mentality on a former president. i stand by that. i don't think it's appropriate in this circumstance with the vice president at the time having taken documents. however, you can't have an inconsistent standard. i would argue that you have more of a basis to exercise the fbi's authority to secure to go insi

brett maher setting the record, the previous record was three.i just never have seen anything like this before. to see two missed extra points in a game is something. to see three, but to see four. and not just four, but four in a row. that was the most bizarre thing i saw this entire weekend. you know, kaitlan, i watch a ton of nfl football. when i see my kicker miss one extra point, i throw my cap on the side, but the fact he missed four, unbelievable. >> i was worried for his safety. i love rg-3 tweeted somebody needs to check his phone records. >> check his phone records. despite last night's game being so lousy, the rest of the weekend's games were pretty good. seven-point media margin across the six games. it was within a touchdown. this gets at something that is larger about football and why people like me are so addicted. and that is the playoff games, in particular the wild card games, are getting better over time. the media margin now 7.5 points, that's well down from where we were 20 years ago when it was 14 points, is shrunk in half.

that's for sure. >> martha: thanks, brett.nt to bring in republican south carolina senator lindsey graham. he sits on the judiciary committee. good to have you here. we just watched at the white house karine jean-pierre say i can't talk about this. it's an ongoing investigation. there are a lot of eyebrows raised by this. everybody remembers the raid at mar-a-largo. i also -- i want to play this quick sound bite for you, senator. this is peter doocy quoting president biden when he was asked about the mar-a-largo raid. watch this. >> on these documents, how could anyone be that irresponsible? isn't that what this president says about mishandling classified documents? >> the president spoke to this personally. again, he believes that classified documents and information should be taken seriously. he takes them seriously. he was surprised to learn by any records -- >> martha: all right, senator. how are these two situations different? how should this be handled? >> number 1, thank god for peter. you have a room full of reporters

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brett our youngest got to see 2000-pound with names like petrone and got to bring home straight dogs and ranch animals with or without protection and got to live in an rv for 60 months. there is much regulatory breach we probably violated in that code. he went with me several times as we sent soldiers often welcome soldiers onto the running families in her middle daughter has given so many tours of this capital and she knows the stories of our country and attributes stirred throughout this building to people who preserve the republic. she f knows that even though america's imperfection is never to take it for granted. courier youngest visited the polish ukrainian border joining groups visiting soldiers in hospitals had given their limbs to defend their homes drawing pictures with orphans whose parents won't come back because of an man who thinks he can seize land that is not his. drank vodka with ukrainian officers and most importantly melissa i've missed hundreds and family dinners both the good and the bad the tears and laughter at the table and i want to thank you for loving me an

you can see brett debris fell from the sky. 0ne you can see brett debris fell from the sky. woman making dinner to celebrate the new year. president zelenskyy accused russia of deliberately targeting civilians. translation: several| waves of missile strikes missiles against the people. those who did this are inhuman and they've lost. but in ukraine, after another day of attacks, people wonder when they will finally have peace and security. hugo bachega, bbc news, kyiv. north korean state media says the country's leader kimjong—un has ordered the development of new intercontinental ballistic missiles with the capability to carry out a nuclear counter attack. the report also says he has ordered massive production of tactical nuclear weapons. the statement comes after a series of rocket tests carried out by north korea in recent days. mr kim is also reported to have said that his country's new rocket launchers are capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons, with all of south korea in range. north korea is banned from developing long—range missiles and nuclear weapons by the i

brett, thanks very much. you spent a lot of time on the ground there in ukraine.d to hear your take. >> thank you. >> martha: what is driving a worsening crime crisis among america's youth? that's next. hua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a p

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stuart: brett bozell joins us this morning. he follows the media, intensely so. finally turned against the white house, in your judgment? >> well, the answer is we don't know yet. we've seen five stages. stage one, when the story first came out, they were dismissive. cbs's adrienne diaz said the self-reporting here is probably the single most important participant of the situation. it's completely different from mar a rah lag go. the second stage was they turned this and they complained about republicans. don lemon was doing nothing but attacking the republicans for in the. stage three, they started turning reluctantly against biden after the first -- after the second group of boxes were found. stage four, they became even more skeptical of biden after merrick garland got involved. stage five is the interesting, this is where there are right now. they've grown frustrated with the white house. they know the white house is stonewalling. they know the white house is not fort coming. forthcoming. stage six is what's going to happen next. i'm going to predict here. if

as it has to do with the sexual assault allegations against justice brett kavanaugh.lleged in the documentary. the documentary alleges that the fbi failed to reach out to 4000, 500 people who sent intense prior to kavanaugh's -- and, said those tips went to the white house. we know what happened once those steps went to the white house, don't worry,? isn't this more proof positive that the scotus confirmation processes to be overhauled, and there has to be an exterior force, and exterior entity that is watching what's happening. >> absolutely. it would be nice if we knew. what was in those 4500 tips. i understand that there was a back on investigation, and it was requested by the white house, that's what this procedure is -- the white house, donald trump, was the very entity that desperately wanted brett confidant on the supreme court. they didn't care what miss contact teammate have displayed in that disqualified to sit as a justice. he is a difference in nauseating. 4500 citizens put themselves in the line, and call themselves -- as brett kavanaugh was an suitabilit

the new mayor of providence, brett smiley, hello.governor of rhode island, i need to call out my good friend brett:-). having been a governor for almost 7 years i have a huge respect and appreciation for mayors, might be the hardest job in politics and the most important because you are closest to the people. at the commerce department, we love and respect mayors and we want to work with you. we want to be superaccessible to you on chips and manufacturing, broadband. if you don't know us, get to know us because we want to help you meet the needs of people. in terms of chips this is a huge opportunity, $50 billion, you can basically work with semiconductor manufacturing companies and their suppliers to make your city, your state an attractive place for them to choose. mayor diego is the expert in this. whatever she has done to make that happen, you should be the one telling your colleagues, all of you do a ton of work in business development. we want to work with you in partnership. there has to be state incentives, federal incentives

sean: last night left wing pro-abortion demonstrators swarmed the area outside of the home of justice brettth anniversary of the roe v. wade decision. the signs said abortion is healthcare and chanting did you say gusting phrases like a rapist should understand rule the court. take a look. >> cut his time short. a rapist should not rule the court. >> [chanting]. >> sean: here is mary margaret is with us. what they were chanting? >> see how the leftist protestors demonstrating in front of the homes of supreme court justices for 9 months. there was an assassination attempt on supreme court justice brett kavanaugh and there is a law that prohibits picketing around the home of a justice to indimitate that judge. that's what we saw last night. we drove out to kavanaugh's home. covering this protest. we talked to some of the marshalls. they told us the protestors are not breaking the law because they were on the sidewalk. i talked to legal experts who said that's just plain wrong. the defendant of justice declined to enforce this law and maryland has declined to enforce this law but a federal law

brett harrison just raised money , $5 million for a new start up some pretty notable names.'s here to explain, p appreciate it. >> talk to us about genesis, how important is it that they finally filed for bankruptcy? >> it's another way to get forward in terms of getting there money back. very typically with interested here is you might not get it all. there are earlier discussions if you have seen reported in multiple outlets. maybe there would be a sense of getting $.70 on the dollar or so but as you go through this process what you really don't want to see is agreements among each of the different creditor groups which have a different set of standings with the company in this process. importantly, $3.5 billion is owed to the top 50 creditors. 760 million of that is tied to gemini. gemini earned business there is more than 340,000 customers that are owed money. while you watch this progress the relationship with gemini will be very important especially as you watch them turn the page on this. interestingly why this is so important is because there is sense of containment

and that that will be beneficial for brett, for, for britain in the long run. but as you said, it's mostly not an economic for a project. it was always about sovereignty about independence. so it's been a political project. w correspondent, big marson, london, beer. thank you. and that's a show for more check out our website as the w dot com slash business. and of course the d. w. use youtube channel. i'm chris cockburn, berlin from the for me and the entire team. thanks for watching. have a successful with a pulse with the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective culture information is dw and d, w made from mines. oh. what our sport all about in winning fighting scoring. we say they're about never giving up the most writing sport stories about people passion and their dr. sports life every weekend on d. w or people and trucks injured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. order families with people seeing extreme dreams around 200 people around the world. more

and that that will be beneficial for brett, for, for britain in the long run. but as you said, it's mostly not an economic for a project. it was always about sovereignty about independence. so it's been a political project. w correspondent, big marson, london, beer. thank you. and that's a show for more check out our website as the w dot com slash business. and of course the d. w. news, youtube channel. i'm chris kolber and berlin from the for me and the entire team. thanks for watching. have a successful with with a i'll probably win 71 with the sound of the bills in guitar. when it comes to pay it way more a v y d i to 3 from china. the money factor, i think a little too impressed from the european market. is this on the right track with i will not send another generation murder more and i've kind of stand afghanistan and the unforeseen dangers for america. and why i am prior military creation. i am a 2nd amendment if there was yes and now supposedly on the chair the war comes home. 5 minutes on d w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to

a swedish mining company has discovered europe's biggest known reserves of brett of minerals. company l. k, a be found the deposits in northern sweden well above the arctic circle. the metals, a group of 17 elements used in a range of technologies from smartphones to electric cars, discovery seen as crucial to enabling a green transition. but the mining process required to extract the l. it's also raises environmental concerns. cyrano in the far arctic north is already sweden's treasure chest. they've been mining iron or here for years, and soon they can also be extracting where earth. geologists believe these underground caverns could hold more than a 1000000 tons of rare earth oxides. a hugely significant discovery. they have ongoing expiration activities in this, the pulse at which means the for us, it's open, it's not closed. we don't actually know how big it is. but what we know today is, by far the largest upholstered off all ries in europe. europe depends on imports of these vital minerals most come from china, which has deposits many times bigger. but it's still a breakthrough

brett's point about spending and yours as well, emily, your point, pete, about the process and what wean have presbyterians for in the future, i definitely think that's part of it but not all of it. at least coming to the american elector rat. i think -- electorate. we'll save time in the program to talk about this but i think the idea of what it means to be conservative has not aligned with what it means to be republican. for the last several years -- so short term team victories for republicans have not been victories for conservatives. i think that's what's happening in the american electorate. we're living in a world of mandatory vaccines and as far as i'm concerned, battles over marginal tax rates don't fit anymore. who fights for the american people? i'm okay taking 17, 15, 20 votes to get there if it's necessary. pete: last night, that picture you saw a preview of the modern left leadership. hakeem jeffries took to the stage to introduce mccarthy, as tradition the losing party introduces and hands the gavel to mccarthy and gave what can be considered a disgusting partisan speech

s. supreme court. justice brett cavanaugh, suggesting many lines of inquiry were never pursued. oh, this planet. and it wouldn't be sundance without some utterly unsettling offerings . like writer director, eddie elk has ours, trippy. sy, fi flick, divinity starring stephen dorff under a load of make up as a scientist who has cooked up the elixir of eternal life. it's in grainy black and white, and yes, there are aliens. so much creativity packed into such a small space, some of these builds will go on to become commercially successful or win awards. some won't, but all of them are intriguing and well worth watching. rob reynolds al jazeera park city, utah. ah, this is our deserve of these at the top stories, at least 7 israelis have been killed in an attack and occupied east jerusalem that happened outside the synagogue and the illegal settlement of new york of the palestinian government has been shot dead. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has visited the scene. the attack is promising immediate action punctured on a bush on new model. not. we're here after one of the

brett. >> i would add in addition to what jonathan points out.e ability to keep the story quiet longer if it's your private attorneys. >> harris: because there isn't any sort of culpability or responsibility or accountability to the american people? >> yeah, and ironically we are sitting here with a president who acknowledged that if he made mistakes he was going to own up to them and then pointed the finger rather blatantly towards president trump for his possession of classified document. and so what standard do we live by? when will the d.o.j. stop weaponizing its tools? >> harris: i appreciate you being here with your expertise. thank you very much. police under siege. new shocking numbers show a growing number of our nation's bravest killed in the line of duty. >> we've been demonized and denigrate owed. we can't go on like this. >> harris: police advocates say they know where to place the blame. clay travis in "focus" next. car insurance to progressive. you could save hundreds. i don't know, dad. ♪ maybe try switching your car insurance to

attorney and federal prosecutor brett tollman in "focus" now. people have cell phones now.ave a security clearance to be carting stuff around for presidents, vice president, and senators and whoever gets the classified documents they can take a snap picture of that. if they are out there, they're really potentially out there now. what should the next steps in all of this look like? >> you are exactly right. it is like we're watching an episode waiting to see how a person will handle the situation. but all joking aside, it is unconscionable we have gotten to this place where principals that have clearance that are supposed to be reviewing documents in a secured compartmentized way are doing it in hap hazard fashion and to see some of these document might be top secret. the most classified documents we see in this country. >> harris: are americans led to believe that nobody cares about our national security with this? this is really serious. and i don't have to tell you that. you and i talked recently about this top secret documents and that some of them have to do with forei

this is exactly the reaction are trying to get out of brett stevens and the american establishment. america needs to stay at war until we literally can't anymore because our dollar is completely destroyed in her empire completely broken like what happened in the soviets. >> subtitles how to and the war on terrorism. how do you define that war in what state did you see it started? >> well, the real war on terrorism began in 2001 after september 11. of course the cia had efforts against al qaeda around the middle east in the years leading up to that. but in essence, the war on terrorism has been a bait and switch. from the very beginning the bush had been a straight inflated belt -- center foreign minister to warn the americans of an impending attack. and then from there they immediately conflate to bin laden and his of radicals with saddam hussein the atheist dictator of iraq. a land where the word no al qaeda members were there never been a suicide bombing in the entire history of the country. they use the fear of terrorism and the fear of a completely phony, fake, dishonestly claim

brett, thank you very much.n the piece at foxnews.com we need to know what they dealt with. >> dana: something that's interesting. if they're innocuous, no problem. if they're nefarious, that's very unlikely. i cannot imagine that actually happening but if it does happen, if this goes to go and there is discovery the documents will be something you find out about and it is very dangerous. >> bill: they raided mar-a-lago two months prior. the one thing biden's team did not want to happen is raiding the delaware home. he is getting for a re-election this spring. it's the last thing he wanted. at that point you would easily be able to compare the two between trump and biden. that's where we are now. what time is the briefing today? 3:00 from the white house. >> dana: we'll see what other shoes drop before then. a manhunt still underway for at least two suspects in a shantey. among the victims a teenage mother and her baby. authorities say the attack was not random but a targeted execution carried out by a cartel. >

and now brett maher misses again. he's knissed tonight. four in a row. and -- he has done it again. >> they might be looking for a kicker next week. >> he missed again -- yes. >> actually, he was -- >> extra point -- for -- >> i mean, some days you just -- you're off. right? >> yes. >> it's just the way it is. >> and the playoffs -- >> they say when, like, when you have a bad day like that, you should just go home. >> go home and go to bed. >> cowboys still get the w. talk about that. hello, everyone. also ahead, election denier, lost the race by a landslide accused of hiring a group of gunmen to shoot up lawmakers. one of the targets, going to join us, live. >> and are there more classified documents out there at biden residences. what cnn has learned about additional searches that could be on the way at locations tied to president biden. also this -- >> out-patients and -- >> i don't know but always have a few questions about it. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy acknowledging he had questions about the resume of george santos. weighing in after downplay

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fortunately for brett maher, the cowboys won. it was the first time they ever beat tom brady.e was 7-0 against dallas lifetime, now he's 7-1. brady was reportedly so upset after the game, he ate a carb. [ laughter ] just one, but still. those things will kill you. this could turn out to be brady's last game for tampa bay. and even though he lost, you still have to marvel at this guy. but he's 45. night last night, - got his team to the playoffs. the fact that he's still playing quarterback in the nfl at this level is nuts. and he doesn't age. he's in unbelievable shape, he still looks like he's 25. it's ridiculous. the chiseled face, his skin is -- >> yeah, thank you, thank you so much, thank you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, jimmy, thank you, god, that's so nice, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you! >> jimmy: hang on one second. it's rob lowe, everybody. hey, rob. what are you doing? >> i was just in the greenroom knocking off a set of push-ups and i heard you introduce me. [ laughter ] i want to say, that's one of the nicest introductions i've ever

brett, when you watch this i can't make a joke about it i have a book about faith. in this situation it's more than embarrassing, it's broken. >> bret: it is broken. it does not seem to be resolving anytime soon. a lot of talk about adjournment, but if they bring forward that effort to adjourn or gather their forces and count the votes behind the scenes, they may not have the votes for it. democrats would and can block it with a few votes and no votes against mccarthy, a few of them like representative ralph norman have already said we need to vote. we are not going to vote to adjourn. it is sticky either way. you don't want to be embarrassed by bringing up a motion to adjourn and not have the votes for that either. the bottom line is kevin out.rthy is going to stick it he will contino fight it he ds have 203 votes. e dimini but so r there is notd rnative. to jason's point, yes, it does get problematic after a while. after the opening in the swearing's end of elect and representatives, then they had a break until january 23rd. so it could take a while. it's not goin

cheryl: our thanks to brett velicovich. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good morning, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, january 20th. it's 7:00 a.m. ear on east coast. the supreme court said you it is unable to identify who leaked the draft decision on the dobbs decision which led to the overturning of roe v wade, this happened after an eight month long investigation. tthey writethis, the team has be to identify a person responsible by a preponderance of the evidence. 82 people had access to the dobbs decision, an outside breaches was unlikely. 87 employees were interviewed. the house judiciary committee is exacted to investigate the leak. joining me for the hot topics all morning long, i've got lee carter with me and michael lee. lee carter, i'm sorry, but can't figure this out? why don't you open up the e-mail at the supreme court? why don't you track computer keys on keyboards? because that is how you find out internally who is doing what. and they couldn't find this? >> i feel like the answer has to be they don't want to

i noticed that brett mentioned about taking a break. possibly so. at this point, i don't know what else he can do. to me it a little less about let's unite and hold the biden administration accountable and make sure that the biden white house has a check on it, which is what the american people wanted when they were able to vote in november and said they wanted a republican majority in the house. this doesn't get you to any of the oversight, doesn't get you to backing off of some of the spending. doesn't get you where they want to be or where the average republican voter thought that they would be. by the end of this week, maybe this is over and done with. maybe we have a speaker, kevin mccarthy or somebody else. i don't know. i think the fact that there's all of this drama in washington d.c. around the republicans today has got to be a source of major disappointment especially for the people that worked hard and volunteered on campaigns. this isn't what they thought would happen. >> martha: and you have a couple of people who were supported very cl

she compared it to justice brett kavanaugh, but she said essentially it is really personal because she she's governor, but she's a mom, sister, she's a wife. she talked about what that was like and she said she is very much fazed by what happened to her. >> in recent weeks two of the men who were essentially co-conspirators in the plot to kidnap you were sentenced, respectfully 19 1/2 years, one to 16. what did you make of that? >> well, i think that it's important to have accountability and i filed a victim impact statement, because i think it's important to understand, i'm an ordinary person. i've got an extraordinary job, i have served in extraordinary times, but i'm a many mom, i'm daughter, i'm an average person who is trying to serve my state. and the heightened threats that we are now seeing rampant across this country are scary. it's important that people are held accountable. so whether it is someone harassing, you know, supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, or congressman fred upton here in michigan or me or our attorney general or secretary of state, it's unacceptable. so i

. >> dak prescott was lights out for the cowboys, but kicker brett maher had struggles under the lightsthe game didn't matter much, dallas still sliced through the buccaneers' defense. dallas now advances to the divisional round where two of their rivals will clash on saturday night and we will get our first look at the chiefs in the playoffs. they host jacksonville on sunday it's the bills and bengals and dallas will head up to san francisco to play the 49ers. >>> there is growing controversy this morning over two drugs popular for weight loss. new questions are raised about what happens when you stop taking them and who are they really for anne thompson has more >> reporter: ellie diaz thought she found the answer to her life-long struggle with weight in the drugs ozempic and wegovy. >> my treatments were completely done i started losing weight rapidly. >> reporter: her doctor prescribed them. but when unrelated health problems forced her to stop using the injectable drugs >> i regained all my weight in around six months. >> reporter: nicknamed "skinny pens" on socia social migedi ed

. >>> and brett goldstein and cal penn are the gue >>> a judge ruled today to allow body cam video and audio from the night david depape allegedly attacked paul pelosi in his home to be released. depape's lawyers tried to block the release, saying it could prevent him from getting a fair trial. the judge ruled since it's already submitted as evidence it should be public. no word yet on when the video and audio will be released. >>> getting out of prison can be a shock to the system, especially if you have nowhere to go, and many people can wind up back behind bars. but now a new transitional house in oakland is offering former inmates more than just a place to stay. we take a closer look. >> reporter: when bernard king first arrived at a halfway house in east oakland after living in a six by ten cell for 15 years, he expected it would be an upgrade. but even in his wildest dreams he couldn't have imagined anything like this. >> a bedroom with a bathroom? all mine? i was amazed. >> reporter: these days bernard, who asked us not to use his real name, has a queen-sized bed, a big screen t

blackhawks to the stanley cup in 1961 and was inducted into the hockey hall of fame in 1983 his son brettsaid his father gave everyone he met a tremendous amount of memories. bobby hull was 84 years old. >>> and hollywood is remembering the iconic cindy williams, the star of "laverne & shirley," she died at the age of 75. her co-star remembered her glorious grin behind the scene, and dozens of stars talked about her passion and gifted sense of comedy we have more on the life and legacy of cindy williams >> reporter: beloved actress cindy williams has died at the age of 75. >> and know that i can stand on these two feet when the going gets rough, and i can make it. >> reporter: she passed away peacefully in los angeles after a short illness her family announced. williams starred in the 1973 film "american graffiti", and "the conversation", from 1974. but she was best known for playing shirley opposite laverne on "laverne & shirley. the 1970s sitcom about two blue collar roommates working at a milwaukee brewery. >> what do you suggest i do flap my arms real hard and run toward the window >>