plus sent stafford to centaur my sit down with newly sworn in senator katie britt of alabama.ll right now on "fox news sunday". hello from foxnews in washington. breaking this weekend there are new calls for justice. americans collectively take video of an appalling police encounter in memphis. it shows the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols at the hands of police for he later died from this injury spread law enforcement leaders all across the u.s. expressing outrage. and, there are new concerns this morning about the drawn out war and ukraine for the u.s. has agreed to send advanced tanks to the front lines. but it could take up to a year for them to actually get their party's got a lot to cover this morning for a moment republican congressman michael mccaul and adam smith join us live to discuss. we began a team coverage this morning lucas tomlinson alive at the white house on the decision to ramp up military aid to ukraine in the timeline about actually getting there but first to charles watson live in memphis where the community is reeling. we should note, some of

linsey. >> britt, thank you. >>> north korea started the new year with a missile launch. they fired three missiles toward the sea following a record number of testing activities last year. now kim jong-un is promising to increase north korea's nuclear capabilities and expand its ballistic missiles. he claims it's to counter what he calls threats from south korea and the united states. >>> catholics around the world welcomed in a new year as they mourn the death of pope emeritus benedict xvi. pope francis made a brief prayer for his predecessor in today's services. the former pope will be moved to st. peter's tomorrow for public viewing. thousands are expected to come to pay their respects. ines de la cuetara is back in vatican city tonight. >> reporter: tonight, preparations underway for the funeral of pope benedict xvi, who died saturday at the age of 95. the vatican revealing his last words, reportedly picked up by a nurse in the middle of the night. benedict saying in italian, "lord, i love you." benedict's body now lying in a chapel of the vatican monastery. this, bef

britt clennett, thank you. >>> in washington now, a null congress begins tomorrow. republicans taking control in the house, but with a slim majority, and battling over who will be speaker. gop leader kevin mccarthy is still looking for votes, even after making some major concessions. abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott joins us now, and rachel, is mccarthy's path any clearer tonight? >> reporter: whit, it will certainly be a challenge. kevin mccarthy has already moved into the speaker's office, but right now, he does not have enough votes to be the next speaker of the house. with that razor thin majority, he can only afford to lose four members from his own party. right now, there are five republicans who have made it clear they will not support him, saying that he's not conservative enough or that he's untrustworthy. and there are nine republicans that have signaled that they are on the fence, as well. mccarthy has made some major concessions to try to win them over, including making it easier to remove him from the position if he were to be elected as s

abc's britt clennett in nepal tonight. >> reporter: tonight, experts from france are on the ground in npal investigating why yeti airlines flight 691 banked sharply to its left and crashed into a thousand-foot deep gorge sunday just one minute before landing. ambulance after ambulance showing just how many lives were lost in this horrific crash. at the hospital, where families received the bodies of loved ones, i met the father and uncle of the captain. >> we are exhausted, physically, mentally, emotionally. >> reporter: abc news has learned that captain and co-pilot both underwent training in the u.s. the 27-minute flight carrying 72 souls coming from kathmandu, crashing outside the resort city of pohkara. >> flying around the himalayas is some of the most treacherous flying in the world, but in this case, it was a perfectly clear day. >> reporter: an airport spokesman reportedly said the pilot requested to switch runways just before the crash and the request was granted. pokhara's airport opened just two weeks ago. it is surrounded by mountainous terrain. since 2000, some 350 people

>> britt clennett, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. now, university of alabama basketball player darius miles charged with murder in connection with a sunday morning shooting of a young woman near campus. toghnit, his cchoa is speakgin t, expresngsi his deepgs e ndcoolenceso t the familyf o the victimsa, ying darsiu miles ist here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, alabama univkealtbl erty m's b ayer dars iumiles isha crged with capalit murder in conneconti with thsue nday morning ooshting neacar mpus thatil kled a 23ea-yr-old won.ma policeay s just berefo 2:00 a.m. suaynd, miles a-- junior rervsee forwa frdor the team, l dl davis, fired into a vehicle, shooting and killing the passenger, 23-year-old jamea harris. police say miles nor davis had any previous relations with the people in that vehicle. >> at this time, we believe they just had an encounter and got into a minor verbal altercation as they were out and about on the strip. >> reporter: the driver of the vehicle the young woman was in reportedly returned fire. the

would the britts ever want him back? >> hi, stuart.e prince harry talks about the difficulties he would face if he was to come back into the royal fold now. i don't know if he's acting a fool or actually foolish enough to believe there's any coming back from this. i mean, the latest revelations we've had his father, king charles looked heartless and accused his brother of being physical with him multiple times, and i think queen kansas camillacomes off the worst and s been presented as a malicious, manipulative, social climber with a pension for talking to the press. regardless of whether he thinks it's going to be difficult or not, there's absolutely no way back with him now. stuart: why do you think he's doing this? is he being swayed perhaps by his wife? is he a little mentally unbalanced, damaged? why do you think he's doing this because he's burning every boat. >> yeah, well, as a speck tactor we've call -- spectator we've called it sussex syndrome and displaying pair know ya and ab -- paranoia and absolute anger and visceral and

famous plumber and his brother luigi travel through the mushroom kingdom to save a captured princess britt other big names include jack black and seth rogen. pratt also stars in the latest from marvel studios, guardians of the galaxy volume 3 with the writer and director bringing the space trilogy to a close. the ragtag guardians on another dangerous mission to defend the universe. it is set to release in may. harrison ford returns in june as a legendary archaeologist in indiana jones on the dial of destiny. it has been 15 years since we have seen him on the big screen and this is the fifth and final installment of the franchise. in the newest adventure he takes on former nazis in an effort to help the us government beats russia in the space race. oppenheim or explodes onto screens in july. pq blinders actor murphy stars as a physicist oppenheimer the father of the atomic bomb it includes emily blunt, robert downey junior and matt damon. and for much younger moviegoers a live action version of the little mermaid makes a splash in may. hallie bailey falls for a dashing young prince while vi

. >> britt sle instebØf the norwegian fishermen's association is proud that hØyland is no longer an exceptionnd more young women are getting on board, even as men are starting to leave the industry. norway's government is providing increasing support for young women who want to become fishers. >> if a colleague is pregnant or has to care for small children, then a temporary replacement, a man or woman, will be paid to work on the colleague's fishing ground. jobs on big trawlers can also be attractive for young women. by law, after you've spent a month on board you get a month off. >> hØyland is driving her catch to a collection point. one of her colleagues is there. the conversation revolves around boat engines and stormproofing. women fishers are starting to become more commonplace in norway. >> we have a few of them around here these days. and my own daughters have already been going out on the boat for ten years. >> but not every male colleague is as welcoming. like once, a few years ago, when she stepped in to help out on a fishing trawler off the north coast of norway. >> there was a guy

. >> britt sle instebØf the norwegian fishermen's association is proud that hØyland is no longer an exceptionnd more young women are getting on board, even as men are starting to leave the industry. norway's government is providing increasing support for young women who want to become fishers. >> if a colleague is pregnant or has to care for small children, then a temporary replacement, a man or woman, will be paid to work on the colleague's fishing ground. jobs on big trawlers can also be attractive for young women. by law, after you've spent a month on board you get a month off. >> hØyland is driving her catch to a collection point. one of her colleagues is there. the conversation revolves around boat engines and stormproofing. women fishers are starting to become more commonplace in norway. >> we have a few of them around here these days. and my own daughters have already been going out on the boat for ten years. >> but not every male colleague is as welcoming. like once, a few years ago, when she stepped in to help out on a fishing trawler off the north coast of norway. >> there was a guy

david britt vicki has a family business in western poland. it's $300.00 workers produced technical parts with the metal sector. the automotive industry is a major customer. but recently the company started building bunkers and fallout shelter. this staircase will one day lead to a subterranean bunker to either building the bunkers front door. right now, whether whether they feel had from a our field bulletproof feel good. i showed her it has extra log from inside that you can just close it on fake different logs from inside. so no one will be coming. this is how the interior doors close. you does hide years. i would have how many, so you don't have to. well, did you know how it is? just truck is coming. you are leaving it, connecting to the concrete, and just boring. ground above one hop meter. the fallout shelter is built into the customer's backyard. the system includes a diesel generator that supplies emergency power and an air filtration system. when we have that fall out from outside is food tracing every a gamma radiation and particles

britt clennett has the latest for us. good morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning, robin.l, those black boxes now found could offer vital clues as to what caused that fatal plane crash in pokhara. that's about 80 miles from here. a local official telling us the search site is difficult because the crash site is so deep and so narrow and sadly that official telling us they've given up hope of finding anyone alive. overnight, the black boxes recovered. searches locating the cockpit voice recorder and flight data from this passenger plane that crashed into a gorge sunday killing at least 68 of the 72 people onboard. the two-engine atr operated by nepal's yeti airlines took off from the capital of katmandu. it was meant to be a half hour flight. just a mile or so before its intended landing, you can see the twin turbo sharply turn in the clear blue sky just moments before you hear a loud boom and then faint screams. the european-manufactured plane was 15 years old. according to the flight tracking website, its transponder failed to transmit reliable data. the last signal recei

earlier i asked our correspondent, rebecca britt as injury slim. why this visit has drawn so much condemnation. then it is, as you mentioned, a very new member of the government. he's a himself, a settler. he's from the very right wing extreme parties that make up the faction that make up the gov of the coalition rather than make up the government. and that is potentially seen as even more of a provocation. just, you know who, what he symbolizes. and what he said in the lead up to the election, all the rhetoric about how he wants more access to the jews, how he does want to change the status quo to allow jews to be able to pray up there . and so this move today, well, it isn't a technical change to the status quo. we say as a provocation, that as you rightly point out, has been condemned inside by the opposition been condemned by the palestinian authority. hamas has come out saying that this activity, any continuation of this activity, would lead to violence. it is being seen as provocation. its neighbors as well. israel's name is also very upset b

britt clennett is on the scene in ukraine for us.d morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. fears here that russia could ramp up attacks even further in the coming days after one of the deadliest strikes on putin's troops since the war began. moscow now revising the death toll upward. this morning, russia raising the number of soldiers killed in a new year's day strike to 89. dozens higher than its initial death toll but still far lower than the hundreds of deaths claimed by the ukrainians. russian officials said mass use of cell phones made it easier for the ukrainian military to locate their barracks. saying troops disobeyed orders to turn their phones off. also in eastern ukraine a dramatic moment captured on camera. watch what's believed to be a russian missile exploding behind a french reporter on air. the journalist and his colleagues managing to find safety. and as russia intensified the attacks using iranian-made drones, ukraine claims iran may be sending another drones to russia in the near future. well, ukraine's s

britt clennett is in ukraine with her story.als and refugee centers with the inspiring woman who delivers her solar-powered lanterns to ukrainians because of russia's attacks on their energy supply. it's been more than ten dark months since russia's invasion of ukraine. more than ten months of needless war, countless deaths and widespread destruction. this neighborhood like many in kyiv deal with rolling blackouts, repeated attacks on the energy grid enveloping this country deeper into darkness. but now alice min soo chun on a mission to shine a light on the times of darkness, alice traveling across central ukraine to deliver her solar-powered lamps to those in need. >> i knew i had to come and bring the lights to the children because i know the impact that it has and these lights in particular, the colorful lights, they were used for ptsd in children after hurricane maria in puerto rico. >> welcome to kyiv. >> reporter: alice's so liked lanterns championed by our bob iger and his wife willow bay. they saw her work on apple tv p

back, harry styles had the biggest selling single and album of last year and now he is up for four britt as it was. # hey, you, overthere # on a chaise long in your underwear...# also picking up four nominations are wet leg, the isle of wight band who burst onto the scene 18 months ago with the hit single chaise longue. we started the band and we just thought we would get to go to a few festivals, so to go to the brits and to be nominated, it'sjust... it's a bit more than we bargained for. # if i was an astronaut, i'd be floating in midair...# sam ryder makes history. he's the only eurovision act ever to be nominated for best newcomer. that's bonkers. i truly had no idea about that. sometimes, like, the stats and facts and figures pass me by but i didn't know that one. that's bonkers. that's amazing! # ijust can't explain...# but a year after the brits got rid of gendered prize categories, women are entirely missing from the best artist prize, with acts like stormzy and george ezra taking all the slots. organisers say female artists and female fronted bands do account for 42% of the over

you have britt taylor who was the co-ceo leaving. stewart butterfield leaving.ig inflated headcounts from recent acquisitions like tableau. in many respects, it's the same story. investors are getting impatient and they want to see companies show more profitability. caroline: brad, great to catch up with you. for many of you still thinking the worst is yet to come, more reports from brad stone, bloomberg's head of global tech coverage. you might recall headlines coming out of though that our jobs related. genesis cutting about 30% of their headcount. we also heard silver get capital laying off 40%. a barrage of headlines around u.s. authorities closing in on sam bankman-fried's inner circle. fanatics -- in softbank backed nft firm. there's only one woman in the business who can take us through all these headlines peers sonali basak can we start with the jobs cut. we have come off the bank -- backs of amazon, absolutely dramatic move in share price on the back of dramatic moves. sonali: given silver gets exposure to crypto, a few interesting things are to note. $

britt. >> everyone ready? good morning.ase raise yourra right hand,o solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemy, foreign and domestic. that you will bear true faith on allegiance to the same. that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion. and that you will discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god. >> we do. >> congratulations senators, congratulations. [applause] 's. [applause] [applause] [silence] [silence] [silence]. [silence]. >> the clerk will call the names of the nextwi group. ms. cortez meso, mr. crapo, mrs. >> a please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear they will support and defend the constitution of the unitedic states against all enemies foreign and domestic. that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. and they will well and faithfully discharge the duti

britt. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the group: i do. the vice president: congratulations. the vice president: the clerk will call the name of the next group. please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the group: i do. the vice pre

i love lunch, britt! one of my top three meals behind dinner and jell-o cup! ya' know, back in scranton, we didn't have mcdonald's, and forget 'in and out.' we just had 'out.' doors weren't really a thing back then, and everyone slept in one big room, like that charlie bucket guy. good ole' chuckie buckie. his chubby pal's still stuck in that pneumatic choco-tube. rest in power, augustus gloop." ( laughter ) ( applause ) really? really? according to aides-- a.k.a. the president's hamburger helpers-- biden enjoyed his lunch. but he did get the ghostburger with no spooky sauce-- which is either a ghostburger special sauce or what biden calls ketchup he doesn't trust. we've got a great show for you tonight! my guest is congressman adam kinzinger. but when we come back, i ask congressman george santos some very, very tough questions. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome back to request the the late show." give it up for louis cato and the late show band right there. ( applause ) thank you, friends. thank you

katie britt, senator from alabama, cindy hide smith senator from mississippi, both republicans. all three of you are together. we heard from them a few moments ago before we introduced you, senator. all of you are there. this impacts women in a cruel way that does not get enough coverage. we talk about sex trafficking. but i've been down there. these young women are girls. these are not even adults in many cases. >> that's right, harris. this morning we watched two groups cross at the rio grande and come into the country. and you look at the women and the children that are in these groups. it is heartbreaking. what we do know is that the humanitarian crisis doesn't stay here on the southern border. the drugs, the human trafficking, the gangs, the sex trafficking, the crime in our cities, the drugs that are in our communities, it is causing a humanitarian crisis in our country also. you think about these precious individuals who come with us and we'll take you to america, things will be great the cartels tell them and they end up in the gangs or trafficking gangs and sex traffick

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now britt or trench warfare particularly in the east. and by the ukrainians it is hoped that this equipment being supplied will get them back to have that maneuver capability to get the momentum going. but they are desperately in need of immediate resupply. and it is that that will really be dependent of what happens in the next near future. >> the russian embassy in berlin has called germany's decision extremely dangerous. they said it takes the conflict to a new level of confrontation. any actual response that, beyond rhetorical response that you expect? >> i don't really think so. what can we do at this point? what the rhetorical is really important because you know, especially the german tanks, really strike a nerve with russia. you can see some of the reaction, but the president spokesperson, saying, you know, those tanks burn just like every other tank. and then you have warnings of nuclear war. they're putting out all the stops and the reason it is so sensitive, is because russia, the soviet union victory over the nazis, in world

when i took over for britt hume, in january, he said, two things, one is the show is not about you. the second, let the news drive the show. -- so i be as news-y as possible. and when someone puts it on a know what it is to feel like it is going on in the united states -- and the motion is out of it. i've talked about that. i'm not a robot. i want to be able to present to you so that you can make the decision. that whole thing, we were four, you decide, it's not just a slogan. i'm really trying to do that in my 60 minutes of your time. >> [applause] >> any predictions for the 2024 election? >> [laughs] >> again, the cameras are rolling? many people feel excited about the prospects. they feel like they are in a good position, subject wise and topic wise. there's a number of things that they can talk about, that they feel good about. so according to kevin mccarthy, it's paint by numbers. they only need a few seats. and he is looking at 2030 or 2040, big pick ups of seats in the house. the battlegrounds are little tougher for republicans. and i think that will come down to the candidat

what impact continue to have on political conversation britt and how is the administration is remembered. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturday on cspan2. andin a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪:: booktv.org. just type the office to in the search bar at the top of the page. >> so tonight i am really thrilled to welcome dave zirin,, author of the new book "the of "the kaepernick effect" in his conversation with a jens the historian with a half-million msocial media followers. they have much to share and i'm eager to introduce them but first i want to say a word about the book and what it gives space too. so many of us remember the quiet and at the same time explosive action colin kaepernick took five years ago. we witnessed the mass political movement that's taken shape since then, and we've thought about i the courage that standig up as an athlete takes and the stakes at play. this book reflects on all that. it's about the politics of sports and the impact of sports and politics, and it's about the prayers ac

and every day to live out your oath to protect and serve to make the committee say for the represent brittanyone from anywhere regardless of where they are from, of what they believe in, what we are at right now is to deliver for the american people but i made promises during this campaign and i'll do everything that i have to do to deliver on them. divert congressman anthony d'esposito back on the vehicle's year one than the previous month thank you for coming fox news channel. >> thank you for so much. so far course will contain our coverage of can expect from the new congress, mike emmanuel the next hour will be talking to matt gates he's one of the never kevin republicans he was at the centers on those heated arguments that we saw the house. arthel. arthel: eric, the man accused of killing fort university of idaho students is due back in court this week. as police spend the weekend gathering evidence at the scene. plus a virginia teacher showing signs of improvement after she was shot by a 6-year-old stu student. not a typo, 6-year-old student. the mayor is calling this a red flag for

that we slot with our drone, this is exclusive footage when three gop female senators, blackburn, britt and smith came here where i am under this bridge and able to observe and actual migrant crossing while it was happening, a group of cubans with an elderly grandmother struggling to get across the water. the senators spoke with the migrants about their plight and they had this reaction to the president's trip and whether that accomplished anything. take a listen to this. >> took him 718 days to get to the border. it took me six. you have to come and you have to see it. you have to ask for the real unvarnished truth. >> the president didn't see what we're seeing. he has not seeing how there are lives that are wrecked because the cartels are promising them something they can never deliver. >> in just to reiterate to drive the point home a bit, neil, the pipe dream that all of the leaders here along the southwest border are hoping for is that something comes outs of this meeting between biden and obrador that will close off mexico as a transit city for illegal immigration because it's nev

when this all republican female senate delegation made up of marsha blackburn of tennessee, katie brittf alabama, only on the job one week, as well as cindy hyde-smith of mississippi. you see them under the bridge behind me. they were watching as this group you'll see as we descend down from over the bridge, this group of cuban migrants here in the middle, a grandmother well into her 70s struggling through the currents to come across. this is what president biden did not see, migrants putting their life savings into crossing, putting their hands into the dangers of river currents and cartels to make their way here. the senators saw the migrants and they also spoke to them about their plight, their journey, the dangers they faced once they made it up the road into custody when they turned themselves in here where we are standing. here is a little bit of what the senators had to say about the grip that the cartels have on our border. listen. >> these cartels are making money off of moving people, smuggling people off of the sex trafficking, ruining the lives of these women and girls. >> t

front and meet the newest senator, i think senator ricketts has been sworn in, but i talked to katie britt out of alabama, she walks around the hill and people thinks she's a staffer, she has to get her badge out as a young woman on the senate side and prove she's a senator. interesting conversation what it's like to be a freshman in the halls. >> john: looking forward to that. we'll go to the white house briefing in just a moment, karine jean-pierre is wrapping up the standard business and is about to take questions. i think the nancy pelosi, or the paul pelosi tape will factor prominently in the briefing, ab other items as well. >> sandra: as memphis and the country is awaiting the release of that bodycam video, that is expected tonight. there likely would be questions on that to the white house, the growing classified document scandal. and also waiting mike pence, going to be speaking to our own rich edson this hour, so we are waiting a lot of things at this moment. i believe because the president made it firm today that ron klain, his chief of staff is departing the white house, that t

no britt baker. james says. great show, lawrence. the energy brought me something.en energy is more intensive than fossil fuel and fossil fuel burning and therefore generates more pollution inflation. pollution and more inflation. this well this is absolutely true as well . our little woke chums, the subtle neanderthal iphones full of mine owned by of the cobalt mine owned by slave labour in congo . they slave labour in the congo. they should be just a tiny thought for the fact that the hypocrisy may be larger than they expected anyway . that was fox on the anyway. that was fox on the spot. keep mean your views gb news you. i would like to thank you all all my guests tonight for joining me. and next up, it forjoining me. and next up, it is the wonderful dan wootton. dan, what have you got for us? well, you've got to stick around because back next because be back in the next houn because be back in the next hour. you're talking migrant numbers , potentially hitting numbers, potentially hitting 80,000 via the channel. and why the idiotic woke brace award bosses are go

no britt baker. james says. great show, lawrence. the energy brought me something.en energy is more intensive than fossil fuel and fossil fuel burning and therefore more therefore generates more pollution and more inflation. this as well this is absolutely true as well . our little woke chums, the subtle neanderthal iphones full of the cobalt mine owned by slave labour in congo . they slave labour in the congo. they should be just a tiny thought for the fact that the hypocrisy may be larger than they expected anyway . that was fox on the anyway. that was fox on the spot. keep mean your views gb news you. i would like to thank you all all my guests tonight for joining me. and next up, it forjoining me. and next up, it is the wonderful dan wootton. dan, what have you got for us? well, you've got to stick around because be back in the next houn because be back in the next hour. you're talking migrant numbers , potentially hitting numbers, potentially hitting 80,000 via the channel. and why the idiotic woke brace award bosses are going to have to reveal their decision t

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any kind of gas is goodve at ths point britt also everything i just said from collapsing the systemsthey are looking to nationalize energy but just like in 1932 a shortage of book nationalize energy, nationalize food, nationalize transportation because they will say the markets have m failed. it will not be the government totally nationalizing the corporate government collusion a hybrid this time. >> okay, couple of questions i guess, this is always sort of marketed elizabeth warren is the workingman's fight against the rich,ea right? from a perspective isn't this the greatest transfer of wealth from the middle class to the wealthy and the history of the world? i'm going to dovetail with this question, quote is the great reset -- at its most a combat white supremacy and foster social justice, wiser world economic forum run by a quote bunch of old rich white dudes? >> that's a great question. [laughter] it's a thing same thing of climate change means we can't travel fly commercial planes where the people demanding it in private jets living in seaside mansions there's always at hypocri

as a variation on what commissioner cleaver just asked britt we have her hearing on china and latin americaeople really emphasized this whole of government approach the ccp uses. so i find myself wondering they will tap into something when they want to close a deal. are there examples of part of what they are doing is we will give you military training or we will some sort of a military engagement and that is what is being used to accomplish something else. there might be economics they contact into all these different resources. i am presuming military engagement or military training exercises something like that is on the tools they can use. are there examples where that's happening? it's the same problem how do you quantify something like that? >> what we see let's say they're doing a strategic partnership. in the process of negotiating you think about all the things you can do going to have this partnership agreement. going to have a joint statement saying all the great things we are going to do. the military security cooperation is one of those lines of effort in supporting overall chi

got to political consultant alex dean and the fireman and proud trade unionist and author paul and brittod evening. good evening to you. happy new year. the fact is they knew this year and you know the drill. don't you?ifs and you know the drill. don't you? it's not just about. well, sorry it's about at sorry here. it's about you at home what's on your home as well. what's on your mind tonight? i your mind tonight? i want your thoughts the things that thoughts on all the things that will be getting into, whether it's strikes and the new so—called strike laws, the so—called anti strike laws, the whole agenda thing that whole kind of agenda thing that was the in the sense this of was on the in the sense this of most recent census this apparently quarter of a million people the gender people don't identify the gender with by a sex. with that by a logical sex. what's going on with that one and also seen as our look at it . paul embery, you've got to admit, haven't you, everyone, that it does look a lot like prince had you could prince harry had you could moonlight. i think , as a harry moonl

britt. the vice president: please raise your right hand.you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the group: i do. the vice president: congratulations. the vice president: the clerk will call the name of the next group. please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the group: i do. the vice preside

britt -- as the doctor said.up on what you said with chat gps, the bot system people are using to do their work. my son says so far it is not good enough to write their papers. they are trying theoretically. tom: i will leave you but all i can say is we are a long way from cliff notes, not that i ever used cliff notes in school. lisa: thank you so much for all of the work and i look forward to seeing you back in the studio tomorrow when we will be reunited to start 2023. coming up on the open, john gray, the blackstone president will be joining after a recent announcement he just put out moments ago. we are seeing a lift to markets on the first trading day of the year, we will probably learn very little about the macroenvironment. will be watching his people pile into bonds. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unl

strikers and bradley's will be more effective earlier but the abrams were the key to bridging on britt'snd germans and the germans authorizing others to allow for their main battle tanks to be used as well. the abrams may not be as many as number as the others will be, but they will be welcome. it takes time to train on the abrams. they are more complicated piece of machinery. the weapon system is not designed to fight where they are in one spot. the abrams tank is an attack weapon. it is to clean things up. ukrainians will have to learn the appropriate tactics to be use with the abrams but it is an effective weapon when used correctly. host: the strikers, bradley's, other armored vehicles u.s. providing ukraine. are there other web assistance we are not providing you think we should be providing? guest: one the most important part is we not only provide the system at the appropriate training so they are used effectively. i think we are moving in the right direction. i wish we would have moved quickly with delivery of the systems but let's start out with they do need to have an protectio

jane britt, thank you so much for packaging that broadcaster, deputy leader of ukip . it is 814.o come, including. how i was. i was waiting for something to come before i read that. we've got loads of stuff going up. frank talk about migrant hotels and the nature going to get and the nature i'm going to get entertainment news. i'm being told as well. lots more to told as well. so lots more to come . good morning and welcome back. you are watching and listening to breakfast with ellie and paul . lots of you getting in touch on dinner dates. we're just saying dinner dates, maybe demise . people don't do them demise. people don't do them anymore. apparently christine's been she says dinner been in touch. she says dinner date is a good idea because you can see how they very can see how they eat. very important. they not eat like important. they do not eat like a moose. fantastic point, christine. made . and denis christine. well made. and denis has said, oh, my first date we went to blackpool illumination. so our first girlfriend, so we were our first girlfriend, a each other and we