and bri met up with another girlfriend, jessica.the concert together, on a shuttle bus. >> i got a picture of her when we were driving, riding the bus. >> bri and her friends were dropped off at the sands regency casino hotel, the center of a college party crowd that weekend. >> as k. t. recalls, nothing felt out of place. >> during that time, meet anybody you knew? anybody you think seemed suspicious to you? >> nobody we met who seemed suspicious. >> about 2 am, one of brianna his friends, jessica, decided to leave the party and head back to k. t.'s two crash. she later told police, she said goodnight to her friends, and went outside, and then flagged down a guy driving an suv in the parking lot. a total stranger, to get a ride home. >> i probably could have easily walked. it was freezing, so i just got a ride from the parking lot, someone who was leaving. what a bad idea. >> coming up. and it was something else bad, happening in the area. >> the previous month, there had been a stranger, a sexual assault abduction in the same neig

now, let me tell you something about bri, which he said, first of all, bri has realized about one trillionlars of investment, not 80,800 trillion dollars , 800 billion dollars, until today, the latest statistics that i have is one trillion, now one trillion, the total amount the investment has been promised. now, the total amount of investment promised according to their documents is 8 trillion dollars, which is 1 trillion dollars later . until the end of 2023, this is the subject of sub-sections i have a request, we don't want to quarrel with each other here, and we don't want to have anything in niad mohsen, we want to talk to each other . i have a request from you and other friends , please don't make comparisons, he was a child, he grew up, fever and infection, and put these stories aside . we don't want to step in the shoes of doctors, we don't want to give examples that we get stuck in those examples, the issue of the country's transverse system is a political issue. cross country centenary it is very different with medicine, children, infection, and these stories, and i beg you, the

this is the issue of bri, which they said, first of all, bri has realized about one trillion dollars of investment, not 80,800,800 trillion dollars. billion dollars to date, the last statistic i have is one trillion now, one trillion of the total amount of investment has been promised, now the total amount of investment given later, according to their documents, is 8 trillion dollars , something that was given one trillion dollars later until the end of 2023 . together, a series actually. let's fight and not have anything in niad mohsen. we want to talk to each other. i have a request from you and other friends. see , don't make comparisons. he was a child, he grew up, medicine and infection , and put these stories aside. we want heavy and heavy economic literature, and in fact that thing from so an expert comes from an expert . let's talk like this. we don't want to put our feet in the shoes of doctors, and we don't want to give examples that we use in those examples. let's do the issue of the country's transverse system, the issue of the country's transverse policy, with fever , ch

fully supports the phase decision and the break house is a professor of aerospace safety at the end bri riddle, aeronautical university. in the united states and other i asked him for his reaction to this incident the mortgage area. it was absolutely shocking last night my time, friday evening, when i 1st started getting pictures of this event, just happy, you know, it worked out successfully and now a safety investigators. we need to find out exactly what, how the across to is brand new year, 2 months old. how do you think something like this could have happened? is really early to say right now what exactly happened. but whenever we have a structural failure, there's a definitely a reason why it happened. structures do not fail for random reasons. and i'm confident the n t s b and boeing get alaska airlines will get in there and they'll figure out what happens. what do you think they going to be trying to identify and be looking for as, as they investigate the good thing about the materials that we used to make aircraft is that they literally will tell you a picture. so investigators

um, because this one wants to lose stay bri on the buildings. um a lot of it has been folding off and blowing into the road. as you mentioned, search and rescue operations are ongoing. those ones taking place about 100 meters in front of us just to bar. gentleman is still looking for his wife, who was we believe traps under the rubble and a building just in front of us 3 days ago. but still, no signs of a police officer is looking for about 2 hours just now and they couldn't find the devastation we see behind you looks absolute, where have people been moved to and what is, is that applied for them to return to their homes? well in the media, also most of the as creek where most people have been relocated to his medical sense is within which he missed it. the itself and other medical facilities. some people are and then hospitals as well. um, the bigger question really is in the long time where these people can return to your in, in which email there's so many homes that have been destroyed, people are feeling very bored at the moment. i'm not re

what uh the is where the military said 3 young palestinian men, this thing, the part of the jeanine bri gates. an umbrella group that comprises militants from us and also from islamic jihad and other groups. and uh with is really military saying, uh, at least one of them was planning an attack and the imminent future as they put it . now this we did cost really a lot of up or among palestinians also on social media, but also among palestinian officials because this happened in a hospital which is supposed to as supposedly a protected a space. and tanya, let's move away from the occupied west bank. now and talk about gaza and the fighting day that's continuing. there's of course, diplomatic attempts to induce how advanced audrey at the moment as well. at the moment, there's only talk about a potential framework that is being worked out that could see a temporary cease finally told me about a temporary cease, probably not an end to the fighting in itself, a temporary cease by that could then also see the release of some of the remaining hostages in garza, in exchange for posting in a pris

the other bri the middle east and; that comes to geopolitics. east and of course, ukraine continue to burn on, the chinese have a vested interest essentially in not creating a third theatre of war in the world. after all, they too may well suffer from the firing by houthis on red sea shipping because there fuel they're shipping their food is also affected, even if it's not directly in the line of intentional fire. >> how very interesting. thank you very much indeed, professor rana mitter. in a few moments, i'll speak with an irish journalist who's been vindicated in a legal action launched by a sinn fein politician and former ira bomber, gerry kelly. before that, here are the latest news headunes that, here are the latest news headlines with aaron armstrong . headlines with aaron armstrong. >> hey, it's 1230. i'm aaron >> hey, it's1230. i'm aaron armstrong. very good afternoon to you. the number of migrants who died trying to cross the engush who died trying to cross the english channel overnight has risen to five. french officials say small boa

can find at the san francisco zoo are on the shelves of the gift shop but san francisco mayor london brite more real-life encounters the mayor first made the suggestion to china president xi jinping during the apec summit in san francisco in november, after hearing him talk about restarting so-called panda diplomacy. >> this is a way to say we are opening up the doors, developing the relationship, sharing with you one of our most valuable, precious assets to show respect and to build on that relationship >> reporter: breed points out historically, san francisco established the first consulate as well as the first sister city relationship with china. she says she's encouraged by the feedback so far. >> we had some high-level experts visit san francisco at the end of last year to take a look at our zoo and to determine location and whether or not san francisco could potentially host this, and it's clear at thatq w can. >> reporter: the pandas would give the city a much-needed image boost. one even saw a panda at the san diego zoo years back what was the biggest thrill? >> how silly they ar

lot of the will we bring, you know, the story of one woman who needs the special cad just in order to bri, of the we are calling the civilians to leave because of those. some us wants to keep them there is a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard to sign on. i see all civilians. i'm one of the conditions here and very difficult. i'm sick with the chronic disease. i have health problems with my lungs. potential i live in is not suitable. it's always dam vintage effects. my breathing, the my medical device works on a battery every day. i need to travel very far just to be able to charge it. and even then, sometimes there's no electricity, the israel told us to get out of the house as soon as possible. we slipped without clothes and took nothing with us. the moment we got out, our home was bombed, along with the whole area the, the line live like this. we want a beautiful life instability. we want to live like the people of other countries. there is no security. there is no stability. we live in fear and horror. this is all to you. international russian investigators

the temple stance of the ruins went by bri, must the 16th century mobile era. most was turned down by hindu activists in 1992. it's demolition triggered some of the worst religious rights. and you have seen since independence. nearly a decade ago, that is more than 2000 people. most of them most likely of the 40, into brothers. it's a good day. but what about us? those of us would ruined, of course, will be in pain. on that day, our father was killed in the most was the most 21980. critics say it's part of the b j. p. plan to establish into supremacy in india. what we have seen is the pretty much the overboard view, which in the indian context as i can do is i ism, in these fairly context. we are seeing a nation designed primarily for him goals. but everybody else and the security there must be a deep and religions are going to get to to 2nd plus, which is to the opening of the temple also marks the thoughts of motives re election campaign as he appeals to the hindu majority. to back him for the 3rd term in office, in general elections in april and may. the tem

so bri directly asked ji to consider loaning san francisco a panda as he left apec in november in lightf apec. >> and in light of some of the things that the president himself has said about panda diplomacy and the desire to develop better relationships with the u.s. and china. this is one of the ways in which you can do so. >> panda diplomacy is when the chinese government shares pandas with other countries as a goodwill gesture for a specific period of time. pandas are national treasures in china, having one or more in san francisco would be a big deal, and this is a way to say we are opening up the doors, developing the relationship, sharing with you one of our most valuable, precious assets to show respect, act and to build on that relationship. mayor breed says the zoo already has an asian conservation exhibit with room to build a panda reserve. people tell me if there were pandas here, they would come every week. >> i think it would be a great attraction for san francisco, like it would really increase the zoo's customers for sure. maybe even like if it was only panda in californi

it happened at an oil facility in the bri all screeching in southwest russia. the company that operates the plants, sunday's fire was the result of an external influence. but the russian ministry of defense has been confirmed. if it was the result of a drone attack, katia looked this with the young elders here. so, tens of thousands of people, mazda across from so on sunday to put pressure on the government over the economy contested the immigration. though. the bill passed by a parliament in december has not yet come into force. the north challenges citizenship by birth and makes it hard if the immigrants to access social services including health care, lifting politicians and active as 7 know as racist, accusing backgrounds, government and adopting a fall. right, rhetoric, a false also fall say it's don't go to god of what's even worse is the make french people believe that migrants are responsible for all their problems. it is not the fault of migrants that the price of electricity would rise by 10 percent. it's not the fault of migrants that inflation is ra

border with syria. us officials say that the drones struck near a barracks at the base in the loop on bri region. it is the 1st time that a strike has killed american soldiers in the area since the start of the israel from us for us. president joe biden blamed a run back to militants for the attack. and his vow to respond. ron denies any involvement a little, i'm a lot of my government. the resistance groups in the region do not take orders from these limit for public of the wrong. with regard to the decision making or actions, water rolling does not welcome the development of conflict in the region. most of it does not interest cea with the resistance groups, decisions on how to support the part of city and nation or defend themselves, and that people against any aggression, well occupation, the whole lot seen that daughter. and for more on that let spring and middle the saddle us daniel care law, he joins us his editor in chief of the magazine dentist which focuses on the arab and the as long as the world welcome to the program, and thank you so much for joining us to me, we just heard

i'm bri golf in berlin. this is the day. the right week stream is our attacking our democracy. they want to destroy okay haitian eric, i just think about what has happened in that. it must never happen again. that's not sees right wingers and flashes on time to power in any form. it feels like the apocalypse in slow motion motion. the pop sag conference has really startled and then the to the everyone can i know stories from the nazi or from my grandfather. and i don't want that to happen again. level we're here for the grandchildren that they still have a future worth living also coming up at rebuilding republican presidential candidate ronda sanchez has dropped out of the race for the parties of domination. just ahead of this week's new hampshire primary . as part of his announcement disband, has been turned and endorse the man who often criticized and even mocked him from a president. donald trump, the trumpet superior to the current incumbent joe biden. that is clear. i signed a pledge to support the republican dominey, and i will honor that pledge you as my endorsement bec

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and because this one wants to lose stay bri on the buildings. a lot of it has been falling off and blowing into the road in which he moved. there's so many homes that have been destroyed, people are feeling very bored at the moment. i'm not really sure what the future holds in comparison to a point of comparison, which might be a good use for once. a drill on. here's the off of the 2011 of quake in which tens of thousands of people died in japan. some people were relocated to government pre provided facilities, but then ended up being in those houses for many years. waltz homes were rebuilt for them, but those in the temporary homes, one of necessary, the best quality. if you look at the level of destruction hit well though, the death sold hasn't been as high as the creek in 2011. you can imagine that it's going to be months if know years before this city, which email returns to any semblance of normality. and that was james tater reporting from japan. a german cabinet minister had a scare when protesting farmers prevented him from disembarking

it happened at an oil facility in the bri all screeching in south west russia. the company that operates the plants, sunday's fire was the result of an external influence. but the russian ministry of defense hasn't confirmed. if it was the result of a drone attack, caught c a little bit, so the young elders here its place in ecuador have detains more than 60 people. after a failed attempt to seize a hospital, members of a criminal group tried to take control of the health center in the south west of the country. they say that firearms and drugs will also see thousands of ministry personnel have been deployed to tackling the governments, want drugs to a recent wave of finance. meanwhile, ecuadorian armed forces and police of detained 3 colombians on board, a boat noted with drugs. it has nearly $800.00 dealers of cocaine on board. they also seized $3.00 tons of drugs on another. some of the vessel, somebody, some samples were about 50 meters alone. they were intercepted in the pacific ocean . around 60 kilometers of the coast of america is experiencing a rise in

departments there were overpaid for some goods, it is possible to direct these funds to transport these brism bulgaria and thus to discuss less on this topic, and to achieve a result, if we are all focused on the result, then we will do it that way, and in particular, well, i'll just give you another example of... i'm already concluding that the european union promised a million shells, they handed over 300,000, but there, well, the policy is such that this european money goes specifically to european enterprises, and which cannot increase this number, well, maybe if the task is simply to provide ukraine with shells, then it is necessary to allow spending these funds outside the european union, to bribe them in south korea. in australia, and then this task will be completed, so here i think, simply from what is standing, whether to support european enterprises or to provide ukraine with shells, which prevails? your arguments are logical and convincing, mr. serhiy, thank you for the conversation serhiy jerch, head of the ukraine-nato public league, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine,

he lives in the bris estate, i picked up the car from there., no i finished examining your car , duty officer, in the west they are increasingly talking about negotiations with russia on ukraine, we need to take part in them, especially since the kiev regime has forbidden itself to negotiate with us and has abandoned the agreements already reached, well, idiots, no, great britain, germany and france found new billions for military support for kiev, although just recently they said that... the money ran out, did they lie then or are they lying now, will they promise and not deliver? does the west need a continuation of the war? putin and i we get along great, we get along very well. what will happen if trump becomes the next president of the united states, how might our relations with washington change, and should we trust trump? watch today on ntv. sarmat premieres on sunday at 20:20 on ntv. what men are silent about is that life is out of control, about pain, fears of ceasing to be a man, these are symptoms of prostatitis. langidaza promotes t

. >>> time for the "global bri briefing." apple overhauling due to the digital market act in europe this could threaten the app store fees which gives you the ability to bypass the 30% commission fee >>> china is looking to bring in more investment. overseas investments fell by $150 billion last year that marks the lowest level since 2020 on the fears of slowing economy. >>> also in china, officials are asking the iranian counterparts to help rein in on attacks in the red sea. the business with tehran is at risk and now asking the houthis to show restraint. this is disrupting a key trade route to europe. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," our next guest talks about the magnificent seven and the top pick stay with us what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i was surprised with

is it the bri? the model of governance and modernization he is hoping to share with the world. some of his grandiose plans that are underpinned by principles like the csf, the global development initiative, the gdi and so on. and what will be the legacy we remember him for. is it peaceful reunification? what form of reunification? he has said the taiwan issue is not one that can be passed on from one generation to the next. these are some of the things we will be looking out for over the next 10 to 15 years. i think one of the changes i have seen during the time we were there and maybe a little bit before is decision-making. i think in the past and if you look at it along the spectrum of ideology, economic pragmatism for four decades and more really was economic pragmatism that had been shaping decision-making in china. more recently, that shift had been toward political ideology. having a much bigger influence and impact on how decisions are being made. you continue to have a group of people when they talk about reforms. they are talking about market reforms. increasingly, you

larry: they talk well letitia james, crazy attorney general in new york who is bri bringing the phonyesses, she is spending hours in white house, fani willis spent a lot of time in white house talking with kamala harris, that is a low return conversation, but she was fingered. her boyfriend, pros kiter, the nonprosecutor, he spend a lets of time in white house too. hoagie, i will play sound, expi speaking of someone with untruth, this is what governor sununu said on fox news. >> we supported president in 16, and 20, it, it not pan out, he will not be able to get anything done, inflation picked and border secure and draining swamp it is possible. but clearly not with trump, he couldn't do it the first time we wouldn't be able do it second time. larry: hoagie, i will say, i know sununu. a good guy, a smart guy, nonetheless, he just ripped off a series of total untruths. i am sorry, inflation, you cannot -- that piss me off, excuse me by english, healthcare reforming, under trump we were there in 6 months he developed a covid vaccine that probably saved a kim m couple million lives in 6

it is a long discussion, but i will make it bri. ght now russia and china are in alliance with one another. when we are arming ukraineo the teeth, we are strengthening the russia-china alliance. the traditional wisdom of the traditionalists in both parties, other republicans -- nikki haley, chris christie, john bolton, it is not that different than joe biden. it is the same foreign-policy disguised in different clothing. republicans want to cut funding, democrats say no. they say if vladimir putin gets any territory, that will embolden xi jinping. they don't think by analogy, they think by raw power. russia is being driven by further into china's hands. xi jinping, his bit is the u.s. will not want to go to war with russia and china at the same time. if they are in an alliance. if we can pull russia out of china's hands, that would be the deal i would do in the ukraine war, xi jinping has to think twice bere invading taiwan. you at india on our side, a hard commitment from the u.s., i love the second amendment, export the second ame

therefore when you apply thato taiwan, the south china sea, east china sea and mor broadly it bris intoiate focus the question of how do you sustain strategic stability under the circumstances, for which there arenly o conceptual answer and that is what my colleagues have just said, deterrence. war fighting capability. the chinese communist party are not dumb. we can talk abou deterrence as a ncept, but unless they form a material conclusn that it is real, that it has got teeth, that there is substance, it has got flesh and blood attached to it, then they wi not believe it. from its core in the middle of it,hat do you get as americans? nuer one, we australians coinvest with you in ur submarine industrial base. there will be a combined investment, additional investment of some $65 billion u.s. in the immediate years ahead. i've been down to groton, newport, i know what the base looks like. inow the nds in this are not just casual. the secondhing you get are as our fleet evolves over the next immediate decade ahead, you will end up with an australian attack class submarine fleet of about

love you, bri, you are if there it by yourself on this one.ly though, brian, when it comes to the issues, i think that's where the former president is going to win those independents. i was just talking to a mother as we start to dive into some of the polling, the exit polling, the issues that matter to the voters, i know immigration was at the top of that, one woman i just talked to in the diner, she lost her daughter in 2017, and she said the reason why her friend convinced her to vote for donald trump is on that issue alone. >> the people the women that he needs, the suburban women that the former president needs to go after right there. >> steve: that's right. we got some fox voter analysis. we polled 2,000 people yesterday here in new hampshire. we will show you the graphics in just a moment. first, let's go to the guy who was at the nikki haley i came in second party last night. >> ainsley: bryan llenas has been in new hampshire and he spoke to haley's campaign last night. hey, brian, what did they say? >> hey, brian, ainsley, steve, loo

russia can, this is necessary, just agree with china, then with its own, relatively speaking, to hold a briske them or not? in fact, the united states lost its main status, they lost it on... thanks to israel, they had the status of an arbitrator in this region, when conflicts arose, the americans called camdavid and negotiated there, yes, squeezing the juice out of them , but not. lost, because today in the same region, in current events, the americans find themselves on an equal footing with everyone, they are not above the fray, they are participants in the fray, the fray, whether iran or saudi arabia, so for them, for them it is not clear, they they don’t know how to do this, but they still have a chance to win back positions, no, no chance , here’s blinkina, listen, they don’t know how, they don’t understand how this is possible, we are managers, but how , that’s how... so so yes, and brix could become the new governing parameter in this region, all key countries and the conference gather in tyageran, but nevertheless, look how diplomatically sergei lavrov says, it is necessary to carry

so bri directly asked ji to consider loaning san francisco a panda as he left apec in november in lightof apec. >> and in light of some of the things that the president himself has said about panda diplomacy and the desire to develop better relationships with the us and china, this is one of the ways in which you can do so. >> panda diplomacy is when the chinese government shares pandas with other countries as a goodwill gesture for a specific period of time. pandas are national treasures in china, having one or more in san francisco would be a big deal, and this is a way to say we are opening up the doors, developing the relationship, sharing with you one of our most valuable, precious assets to show respect, act and to build on that relationship. mayor breed says the zoo already has an asian conservation exhibit with room to build a panda reserve. people tell me if there are pandas here, they would come every week. >> i think it'd be a great attraction for san francisco, like it would really increase the zoo's customers for sure, and maybe even like if it was only panda in california

bri ann phanstiel from the dem oin register, and ross will burn, a former iowa democratic party chairnd marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> from nbc news in des moines for the iowa presidential caucuses. this is a special edition of "meet the press qwest "with kristen welker. >> good sunday morning from a bitterly cold, des moines, iowa, where republicans will say who they want facing off against republicans in november. will former president trump crack 50%? what about the race for second place? can nikki haley and ron desantis make a stronger-than-expected showing and gain momentum? we begin this morning with the des moines, iowa, register poll and i am joineded by steve kornacki to break it down. here we go. >> the nbc poll with the des moines register, they have been doing this for decades and have one of the best polls in the business and what do they find on the eve of the caucuses, donald trump continue to have an enormous lead and trump at 48%. nikki haley now in second place here at 20

things are looking good on your bri >> 9.44. right now checking out the weather. things are clearing out for at least a couple days. you get some stuff done. yes, before the rain returns, which it will day with the they said we're going re re runs again as what we've got going on is going to be all weekend long early next week. good morning. all live shot coming in from yosemite. we see snow-covered mountains there as well. unfortunately, adding to this is going to only be in the higher elevations. it's going to be rain elsewhere. the tahoe forecast does mention snow, but snow mix a little bit of rain as well as temperatures staying in the 40's for highs. so today we kind of clear out those skies little bit. and then it comes back again with some fog in some cloud cover. and we'll probably see more in the way of clouds tomorrow than today. but at least it's all rain free. and we don't start seeing even light rain showers until we get to friday morning with the heavier stuff later. that's the guy that's going to live or at notice. it's lower latitudes not coming fr

j&j, merck and bris old meyers right now are probably having meetings about senator bernie sanders takingt what he calls, or quote, outrageous price differential between what americans pay for drugs and what the rest of the world pays for drugs. the vermont senator announced today a vote will take place next week on whether to subpoena the ceos of the three pharma giants after two of the three snubbed a bipartisan invitation to appear before the senate health and education subcommittee. listen. >> the reasons the companies have given us as to why they don't believe their ceos should testify range from the laughable to the absurd. they really are pretty funny. they have told us that the ceos of johnson and johnson and merck just don't have the expertise the necessary to tell us why they charge so much more for their medicine here than a abroad. ceos of the company don't have their expertise. really? merck went so far -- this is the really interesting. [laughter] to tell our staff that their ceo is a tax attorney. who is not an expert on prescription drug prices. and they said that, i think

it happened at an oil facility in the bri, ask region in south west of russia. the company that operates the plants, sundays fire was the result of an external influence. but the russian ministry of defense has been confirmed. if it was the result of a drone attack, caught c a little bit with the young elders here. are still ahead on the 0 looking to the skies for future district transport system funds were flying trunk seats shaping up inside the story and also talk to nobody jungle they've storm is introduced during open for the finance marching. the rest of an all time greats. sun is going to be used for that story. tell me the glad you're here. let's go with your weather update across here. if in africa, so worn, but why didn't when the weather is cross the channel in to france, belgium and the netherlands. and as this precipitation bumps into colder air, there will be snow for a time in helsinki on monday, and the winds will be roaring, gusting up to 60 kilometers power. those weather maker is also dropping down. what weather is through the south of france,

it happened at an oil facility in the bri, ask region in south west of russia. the company that operates the plants, sundays fire was the result of an external influence. but the russian ministry of defense has been confirmed. if it was the result of a drone attack, katia a little bit, so the young elders here indifferent president, the photo cc's wanting to this country won't allow anyone to select in somalia, after a controversial monitoring deal between ethiopia and the break away somali region of somebody lined regional intentions, that escalated since addis ababa struck an agreement with somebody in line to gives ethiopia access to the sea during a joint press conference in cairo with the some of the president. susie reiterated egypt, rejection of the deal. as a violation of somebody is solving to try this within the had the had this summer, we will not allow anyone to present somebody a and he will not allow anyone to have somebody out. i say this very clearly to anyone trying egypt and trying to touch on his brothers, especially if our brothers ask us to

and so far, if you look bri at bridgeport, not looking sdgeo good. >> well, new book saysbook biden andalabide hate each other. that author's on deck, the first to document covid's origin, exposing human trafficking on the border and visible from its source for daring to tell the truth. we've been censored, demonetized and attacked. we've been jailed in china. in hong kong. we've been tortured at atlanta. we're tied to a chair and bloodied. in print and online. we have the courage to deliver the truth at all costs. yep. our countries is your source for truth. discover truth at the abov e times that. come now. ious chi. >> the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. th refugees in their owe n homelane i simply can't stres ts enough the urgency of this situation. it's more dire than ever before. before. that the people of israel have mobile bomb shelters, emergency supplies, and the hot,rnatio nutritious meals that they so desperatelnay need. this would be an incrediblyto s impor

this is a very big question, whether from from us, from a, from bri gates, and impala son in gaza. whether from also from has what lined up on, on. these are big questions with no answers for the moment, but everyone kind of is anticipating something, something different because it, this is just shaking the whole, the whole, the whole scene. all right, for the moment daddy hash him reporting to us. they are from uh, southern 11 on that. thank you. so we go back to model, i'm a shot at senior as your senior political analyst for more and a. so just picking up on the point that i already mentioned, there was the and the, the implications this has now for so many of the actors involved in this has bola, how much an israel and so on. i mean, let's start with, with has bullet. what does this mean for them now, given the fact that this, this happened in the, in southern they were, oh, that's certainly an escalation. and the fact that happened in mid was in their own stronghold and advice. yeah. especially you've been a great the escalation, this could probably have been get it done by a

an bri to tell me where i could bringng my kids if i had them. stay tuned maybe somedaykids if but one guy's like, do it. ink e but yeah, i think he was even w really that focusedalso, on the right thing. so but also, i think it was going to be trump no mattei thi? >> what?e an what do you say, adam? you were an astute political analyst. know. i don't know. i think his polls are rough. i thins polls were rk they're ls in a montana strip club a and that's in the day shift. but but it's crazy because people are going to vote for nikki hale iopley, some people t because she's a woman, because we had our first black president and we got our first orange president. and, you kno o blaw, now we havt dead president right? i think anyone's better than now. er tha in and like gas is so expensive. people are doing walk by shootings expen wal, you knoe like, there's more needles on the ground. and nancy foreheadls o, it's juy i don't know why you dropped out. you're doing good. yeah yout.. the >> i mean, she sort of stuck in there, but i don't know. i don't

and if you watch his tone, he has very correctly begun to move towards a unifying, bri bring us togetherolve problems. for example, fix the big cities, not something republicans normally talk about. ing repuso i'm encouraged that h could be a remarkablise generala election. >> but he does have potentialluy as many as four trials facing him. >> one impact do you seeing him. that having just pressess peop people off? i mean, i had a woman who i literally we were at a class of. in our giant doing some grocery shopping and a woman came upa wa to african-american works at the store. she said, you know, i'm no andt quite sure i'm for trump, but i hate what they're doing to him. whatand i think it's really unfr and it really bothers mebother. >> and i think that's true of almost every american. if they had picked one fight afr and gone after him legally on one ground, that might have made sense. but when you see them coming tht from every single angle and of course, now, but with a problem that fani willis has in nevada,e it begins to be a georgiagins theater of the absurd. you talk about count

, i had a gentleman, a couple of guys i'm going to let you do, i don't know, let the debate breed, bris tbut. his turn. >> let's take let's take turns. ahe movs talking to a fell who had made the move frome rnia california to florida, and he was telling me that florid to a is much better governance, safer, better budget, a lowerr r taxes, all this stuff. and he's really happy with the quality of life. and then he pausedof and he sait you know, by the way, i'm gavine newsom's father in. so we do count gavin's in-lawsas as some of the people that havet fled california. >> i mean, come to the state of florida. and why are weo florida why ara getting people to come? we have a 50 year low in the crime rater t. years >> you don't see in the last ten years we've had a 45%ssness decline in homelessness. california's. had a 45% increase in homelessness. we back thincreasee blue. i was walking the streets of san francisco a couple frle mono and i had some of the cops in san francisco do say.line to come over to me and i didn't know what they were going to say. and we want to thank you for standin

. >> for that reason, brigitte set up a bring bri justice foundation, advocating for a nevada law that would require anyone arrested for a felony, as biehle had been in 2002 to give a dna simple to be added to police databases, known as breonna's law. it passed in 2013. >> it is not like a brings breonna back to me. i guess i can just move on and do other things. >> it does not bring her back, but it kind of brought you back? >> yeah, kind of, kind of. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, and welcome to this sunday edition of morning joe: weekend. it was another monumental week of news, and here are some of the key conversations that you might have missed. despite donald trump's win in new hampshire's republican primary on tuesday, and it's simple suggests major problems i had for donald trump if he goes on to the general election. according to analysis by fox news, 39% of gop voters in the granite state says that they will not vote for trump if he was the nominee in november. assembler question was asked o

the countries facing a bri blotter prlems now. we havto movforward. think democrats overached sometimes. the republican leadership is content with the statuquo. a coury, weave to move forward. we are a capitistic, socialist and nation we have to have balance. 'importt so i'm optimistic. i thinkers- i thk people are starting to wake up and realize thatrump is not good for this untry. i think people need to listen to c-span and look within themselves. most people will do the ght thing. tha's what i hope for 2024. host: dale city, california honor line for pessimists. caller: good morning and happy new year. i am optimistic because of the -- i am pessimistic because of the two wars goingn. i see none them really care about these wars in t parti. if we don'try to stop them, we will have terrorists. one senator one morning said that by sending mey to isrl and ukraine, we kp our people down. house said. we are all talking aboutho has the best equipment for war, please, l's have peace for 2024. we want to be optimistic for all the people around. it's sad to

ther you can have the members go from 5623 with over 800,000 without you intending to bri peopl wholesaleu had to get 60 votes in the united states senate. what senator lankford has been able to achieve with expedited removal and other areas alongthi meaningful reforms. none of those reforms will work until you deal with parole. so friends, to get this kind of border security without a pathway to citizenship is really unheard of. so if yoth get a better deal next time in 25 president trump democrats will be expecting a pathway to citizenship for that in my view. so tore colleagues this is an historic moment to reform the border in a way that we get tools to the next president that they don't have today and lessen the flow and take pressure off the people in texas in arizona. yeah. [inaudible] >> i the negotiators and what we have got to do is go home and tell people we have fixed the problem. know it either, most americans have no idea how parole was being abused until this very moment. when i had my step numberhow has parole been used in the past? when you go back to the last year and lo

joins us now on the impact of the move i don't want to assume what you are thinking about all of this, briink that never works because it's fungible. it's a global market but i can see how we might want to, you know, not necessarily export too much. but that's not the reason for this i think we really understand what's going on here, but the secretary sort of came knowing what our audience is at cnbc soft pedaled it. that's not the way the president sold it. >> no. i think the guys -- listen, i spoke last night, late last night, with people and sources inside the white house, inside the energy department, inside the former energy department, and we don't know how this is all going to play out now. it depends kind of who you're listening to, pretty much everybody i spoke with said this was the administration kind of needing to give, get a win, get a headline, and a lot of headlines are out there today by the way. no script. add that to everybody. so a big win on the climate side get your headline, sort of the white house pushing back against big oil, fossil fuels, on lng exports and, theref

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i mean, you know, bri has talked about the number of muni lines that will need to eliminate in orderlance the budget without additional either relief or additional sources of revenue. and that that is our path, right? i mean, that's ultimately that's where we end up if we fail at achieving among other sources of revenue, the if there's any upside to all of this, it's that other regional transit operators are in worse shape than we are. like bart. and so we have realized that it needs to be part of our strategy, making sure that all of the operators have a viable path forward because it's one thing if muni survives, but if bart doesn't make it, there's no downtown economic recovery for san francisco and that then drags right that that then drags down the mta correct, right. and so our more prudent fiscal management plus the ridership demographic patterns that are more favorable to muni allow us to link arms with bart in order to create date a compelling story as well as viable politics . birx to figure out what our next move is. well, i and i. well let me ask if you agree. the 300 mil

i mean, you know, bri has talked about the number of muni lines that will need to eliminate in orderlance the budget without additional either relief or additional sources of revenue. and that that is our path, right? i mean, that's ultimately that's where we end up if we fail at achieving among other sources of revenue, the if there's any upside to all of this, it's that other regional transit operators are in worse shape than we are. like bart. and so we have realized that it needs to be part of our strategy, making sure that all of the operators have a viable path forward because it's one thing if muni survives, but if bart doesn't make it, there's no downtown economic recovery for san francisco and that then drags right that that then drags down the mta correct, right. and so our more prudent fiscal management plus the ridership demographic patterns that are more favorable to muni allow us to link arms with bart in order to create date a compelling story as well as viable politics . birx to figure out what our next move is. well, i and i. well let me ask if you agree. the 300 mil