yes, bryan replied bryan cited. the computations of a bishop who said that the world was only five 6000 years old. do you know a scientific man on the of the earth that believes such a thing darrow asked, growing impatient, bryan, sweating on his swivel chair and turning red, said he didn't think it an important question. he'd been more interested in present day christian day than any speculation about the past. after all, the age of civilizations calculated by the speck violations of men, he believed the bible, which was the word of god when darrow drilled down asking bryan if he there were other ancient religions, in addition to the jewish religion that described the flood, bryan, he'd not examined other religions or read them or read much about them. the christian religion has satisfied me. he said this is directly from the transcript. by the way, what the religions of confucius or buddha, darrow wondered to know. i think they're very inferior, bryan replied. darrow lost his temper. bryan, on the witness stand, i

faa is investigating. >> bryan: u.s.y department has been hacked in what officials are calling a major breach by chinese state-sponsored hackers. they gained access to treasury workstations and unclassified documents through a security key. alexandria hoff is live from washington following the story. alex. >> with that security key actors were able to override barriers put in place by the department's cybersecurity vendor and remotely gain access to treasury workstations. letter sent to the senate banking committee confirms the actor was affiliated with the chinese government and able to access cloud-based unclassified documents. treasury spokesperson says once treasury was alerted by the service provider we immediately contacted cybersecurity and security agency and worked with law enforcement across the government to ascertain the impact. the compromise has been taken off line and no evidence indicating the threat has continued access to treasury systems or information. the breach comes as state affiliated chinese hack

thanks. >> bryan: i will not be partaking in dry january. doctors are warning about holiday heart syndrome. potentially deadly combination of too much stress, too much alcohol, and too much salt. dr. nichole saphier fox news medical contributor. thank you for being here and i appreciate you spending time here. happy new year. talk to me more about what is holiday heart syndrome and what are some of the symptoms we should be looking at. >> excellent reporting by william la jeunesse. it is true there is no level of alcohol healthy for you, better to have less than more. specifically in the holidays. holiday heart syndrome is a real thing not some cheesy thing we talk about on tv. holiday heart syndrome is essentially when you get a heart arrhythmia, atrial fibrillation because of the increased sodium intake, alcohol as well as stress that come along with the holidays. you think about it we're talking about the recommendation is two or less drinks a day for men when it comes to alcohol. when you have the holidays you have all the holiday partie

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i'm bryan llenas. >> molly: i'm molly line. the program lets u.s. company hire specialized foreign workers. critics say the system takes job from americans. eric schmidt argues the issue is nuance. >> the context we keep in mind american workers are left behind by this economy. many factory jobs sent overseas. president trump is talking about reforming the h-1b system. the broader issue is mass migration that increased housing costs and job losses. that's where the focus will be. >> molly: matt finn is reporting live from west palm beach, florida. good morning, matt. >> good morning, molly. president-elect trump and his team have been holding some sensitive meetings here at west palm beach with high profile names trying to get everyone on the same page for trump's first 100 days. the h-1b visa, elon musk is leading in charge in favor of the visas using colorful language online. even writing in one part the reason i'm in america is because of these h-1b visa, i will go to war on these issues. president-elect trump settled the matter telling the "new

she commented to bryan about the man and bryan assumed he was just there doing whatever and dismissed the man as he approached and got closer and closer. >> he reached the point to where he was approximately 75ft away when he stepped behind a tree, put on a hood with sunglasses that had a chest covering that had the zodiac's crosshair symbol on it. >> he approached them with his gun drawn. >> bryan started to get up and he told him to get down. get back down and he pointed the gun at him. >> he told bryan and cecelia that he had escaped from a prison, and he needed their car keys and some money to escape to mexico. >> he's wearing the scary halloween mask contraption on his head, gauging in conversation with these people who are looking up at him, seeing this knife hanging off of him, seeing this gun, seeing the ropes hanging off of them that mask his conversation. i'm sure increased their fear and their expressions and how they responded to him. that's everything that they want to see. the fear in the eyes of the victims. >> bryan said to him, he said, i don't have any money. i've on

sulema salazar nos presenta al sospechoso de asesinar a sangre fria al ejecutivo de bryan thompson.26 anos, hijo de una familia prominente de empresarios en baltimore, maryland, y academico condecorado de la universidad de pennsylvania. parecia tener una vida de ensueno. vivio varios meses en hawai, en una comunidad de honolulu donde habria expresado sus problemas en la espalda. >> como explica el dueno del lugar broke my heart to know he had these three inch screws and his spine, you know and just you know. >> we can't imagine what what goes. what that pain is like and how long that lasts. >> and en los ultimos meses habia desaparecido de las redes sociales sin tener comunicacion con su familia y amigos. el mes pasado, incluso su madre reporto su desaparicion en san francisco, california. su primo nino maggioni, delegado republicano estatal de maryland, reacciono en un comunicado. nuestra familia esta asombrada y devastada por el arresto de luigi. ofrecemos nuestras oraciones a la familia de bryan thompson y pedimos sus oraciones para todos los involucrados. estamos devastados por

. >> este es el rostro del hombre mÁs buscado en nueva york en conexiÓn con el asesinato de bryan thompsonre, afuera del hotel hilton en manhattan. en las fotografÍas se le ve sonriente y sus facciones pueden ser claramente identificadas. mientras la policÍa continÚa una intensa cacerÍa para dar con Él. en connecticut, la escena del crimen fue visitada por trabajadores de la compaÑÍa como esta mujer que viajÓ desde connecticut para dejarle una rosa destrozada, lamentÓ su muerte. las nuevas fotografÍas son de un video de vigilancia de un hostal en el alto manhattan, donde, segÚn autoridades, el hombre se estuvo quedando. >> scary that like we could have been in the same room. >> da miedo pensar que pudimos estar en el mismo cuarto, dijo esta turista en un comunicado. el hostal pÚblico que coopera con las fuerzas del orden. en otro nuevo video de una cÁmara de vigilancia se le ve montado en una bicicleta despuÉs del asesinato. cerca de central park, en la huida, dejÓ algunas pistas, como mensajes grabados en los casquillos que la policÍa recuperÓ. en ellos estÁn escritas las palabras de nigh

hÉroe, a pesar de estar acusado de disparar mortalmente contra el ejecutivo de united health care, bryana, diciendo que es inaceptable. la familia maggioni es muy conocida en el estado de maryland, sobre todo por sus obras benÉficas y porque son dueÑos de varios negocios, desde una estaciÓn de radio hasta country clubs como este. a mis espaldas podemos ver la carretera que lleva a las residencias privadas donde viven los padres de johnny. aquÍ tambiÉn. a lo largo del dÍa ha estado un guardia que pide identificaciÓn a cada auto que intenta ingresar a este vecindario. aranza. regreso contigo. >> zulema, muchas gracias por este reporte. en la ciudad de nueva york planean cerrar 25 albergues para inmigrantes en los prÓximos dos meses. el alcalde eric adams asegura que el flujo de personas llegando a la ciudad ha caÍdo nsiderablemente en los Últimos dos aÑos y que la ocupaciÓn en los refugios estÁ en su nivel mÁs bajo desde hace 17 meses. lo atribuye a recientes polÍticas migratorias implementadas por el gobierno de biden y en mÁs del tema en el sur de la frontera de trump, anunciÓ que las de

good evening, bryan. >> bryan: good evening.ast couple hours we were told that he would be walked out from the altoona police department there was a fakeout and he was walked out of another door and seen walking into the blare county courthouse at about 5:47 just about 15 minutes ago whereby he is going to be arraigned on gun charges. there will be a press conference at 6:30 p.m. now we are told by a local source that inside manning owen did not say a word. he refused to talking he did not ask for lawyer. we have seen members detectives and members of the fbi and joint task force have come in ever since he was around this morning at 9:15 at a local mcdonald's and inside the altoona police department here in pennsylvania. the new york city's d.a.'s office is also here and at some point he will be extradited to new york city to face charges as the strong person of interest, quote: in the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson, a local source. police could have swabbed a mcdonald's cup that he used at that restaurant. he wa

it's done or this daniel bryan has spend time on milestone says the full scale of the devastation is still an okay. well, we do, you know, we say it's way beyond the initial 11 tests that were reported. the huntington posted in spain indicated several hundreds fatalities. and as you said, some reports even estimated to be in the thousands. and what we do know is that the entire neighborhoods, especially in the islands numerous shots, it tends to happen. lessons and public infrastructure, including hospitals, and the airports are severely damaged. the devastation caused by these sites. let me certainly exacerbating factors that are related to board infrastructure for governments. i mean, you need to know that a large portion of my us population resides any formal supplements with substandard construction. they're asking people to buy populations from neighboring to morris, desperate to return to what was their ancestor, homes and heritage. and despite my youngest step, just as a french overseas department says, since 2011, there's been chronic under investments, essentially for struct

>> bret: bryan, thank you.rizing 63 new permanent district judgeships over the next 10 years. president-elect trump would fill 21 of those during his next term. democrats, backed away from that bill after trump won election. the white house has said president biden will veto that measure president biden is issuing 1500 commutations in the largest single day act of clemency in modern history. correspondent mark meredith tells us who is on the receiving end. >> bret, good evening to you, president biden says it's a privilege to extend mercy today he showed it. clemency to 1500 people would have been in prison but instead. on the list rita cromwell contradicted of embezzling $53 million from dixon, illinois where she had served as comptroller. another 39 people mostly nonviolent drug offenders received full pardons today. the white house says more are coming. >> america was founded on the premise of second chances. far far too long our criminal justice system has closed doors of opportunity for too many people who

good evening, bryan. >> bryan: bret, good evening.ust moments ago the defense attorney for 2 #-year-old suspect luigi mangione said he will be pleading not guilty to charges he faces directly here in pennsylvania unrelated to the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. they also said today in court that they will contest that extradition to new york city. where mangione is facing more serious murder charges. now, ultimately, he was also denied bail. before court today, mangione said this to the press. [shouting] intelligence of the american people. the american spirit. >> bryan: now, inside court today mangione tried to interrupt before new defense attorney pointed at him and said, quote: don't say a reasonable doubt would. new york governor kathy hochul said she will sign a warrant to ensure mangione is extradited but it could take up to 30 days. mangione's defense attorney says they are ready to fight. >> if you are in the courtroom today, you heard me say that we haven't gotten any evidence. haven't seen really anything yet

we are all over it with bryan llenas with reaction. fox business' charlie gasparino on what's driving it and robin hood ceo. this is where they trade all the stuff on what's in store because of impaired welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. we're going to get into all that. i wanted to get a capitol hill because there were two very rich guys there meeting with congressman. >> i think we can call them by their first names now, right? they are inside a closed-door meeting with the house g.o.p. conference, a couple senators have swung by to listen to them as they bring doge to capitol hill. i've never seen this many cameras and reporters here on the hill for anyone. what we are hearing now from some of the folks that are coming out of this meeting as it sounds like this is more about listening session where lawmakers are pitching their ideas rather than elon and vivek laying out their own plans. the big themes i am being told by sources is they are talking about cutting education programs and also laying off federal workers who do not go

bryan stevenson said this.e said, quote, we do not need to kill people to show killing is wrong in this country. the death penalty is a tortuous, error filled practice that must be abolished. he said, quote, i commend president biden for his historic act and hope state executives follow the presidency. joining us now is bryan stevenson, stevenson,. thanks for making the time. >> it's great to be with you. >> let me just start by asking you why you think this action by president biden was important today. >> well, it's historic in the sense no u.s. president has ever commuted this many death sentences and certainly in the modern era it has no precedent. kbrng it could be a turning point how we think about the death penalty. support for the death penalty is at a five-decade low. we've seen a real move away from capital punishment in many states that have abolished it including southern states like virginia. the death sentencing rates are lower than they've been in decades, the execution rates are low. a recent po

. >>> the arrest of mangioni and charged with the murder of the death of bryan thompson.d the man who allegedly committed it continue to spark a national conversation. for the first time in a very long time the deep seeded anger in america's for profit health care system is front and center. americans are taking to social media to share their health care horror stories. stories about being denied care or having their claims rejected. and media outlets are not only telling their stories but also highlighting some of their predatory practices of someover these industries. they lead the nation in denying claims at a rate of nearly double of the national average. how united health care is strategically limiting access to critical treatment for kids with autism. united health initially declined to comment and then said they couldn't decline because they were in mourning and did not have time to deal with a nonurgent matter. it's not just united. there are new stories out about how insurancers gave bonuses to board members while they deny your claims. annual profits have jumped

you had a chance to dig through more of the details, many of which bryan just laid out for us.t strikes you in this moment as we see this progress? >> well, going back to our conversation we had yesterday, this individual obviously, his family, we weren't aware but he comes from a very prominent and wealthy family, he has a very strong pedigree, an ivy league background, valedictorian of his high school, i can imagine that a family member probably did see him and probably was flabbergasted, and i know they put out a statement saying they are absolutely devastated and shocked. they probably hoped they could take care of this and not have to report their own son, their own brother to law enforcement, not make a huge spectacle of it, but you know what? he is in custody, thank goodness to this individual at the mcdonald's for speaking up. when you see something, you say something. but as an investigator, this is a treasure trove of information that has come out in the last 24 hours. i specifically, you know, we keep talking about did he have a coconspirator? i would like to know wh

after president biden commuted those 37 federal death sentences today, bryan stevenson said this.need to kill people to show that killing is wrong in this country. the death penalty is a torturous, flawed, expensive, and error-filled practice that must be abolished. i commend president biden for this historic act and hope that governors and state executives follow the president's lead." joining us now is bryan stevenson, founder and executive director of the equal justice initiative. mr. stevenson, it's a real honor to have you here. >> great to be with you. >> let me start by asking you to explain why you think this action by president biden was important today. >> well, it's historic in a sense that no u.s. president has ever commuted this many death sentences and certainly in the modern era it has no precedent, but i think it's also significant because i think it could be a turning point in how we think about the death penalty. support for the death penalty is at a five-decade low. we've seen a real move away from capital punishment in many states that have abolished it, includ

bryan, i have a thing that i do on the show, where i take off my glasses and talk to lawyer.ou. i would love to just start, before we get to the politics of it, for you to sort of talk about the fact that on a state versus federal level, most people who are sentence to the death penalty are actually sentenced at the state level, not the federal level. and why that's significant when we're having this conversation. >> no, i appreciate that. you're absolutely right. we have over 2,000 people on death row in this country. there have been 1,600 people that have been executed. most of those have taken place result of death sentences imposed at the state courts. and so the 40 people on the federal death row are relatively small percentage of the number of people on death row in this country. but i do think that president biden's commutations are extremely significant, historic, even. because i'm hoping that governors governor s in many of these states will follow the president's lead. there are over 600 people on death row in the state of california. a state that has spent $4 billi

bryan thompson, el presidente electo, dijo que fue un crimen horrible a sangre frÍa y que no entiendee encuentra esta noche bajo arresto. en una noticia de Última hora, el juez merchÁn negÓ hoy la inmunidad judicial de trump por el caso de nueva york, en donde fue declarado culpable de 34 cargos de falsificaciÓn de registros comerciales para ocultar el pago por silencio a la actriz porno stormy daniels antes de las elecciones de 2016. merchÁn estimÓ que trump estÉ amparado por la inmunidad judicial, ya que el supremo fallÓ a favor de este. para los mandatarios, pero en actos oficiales, es decir, cuando estÁn ocupando el cargo. por lo tanto, esto no aplica para trump en este caso. segÚn el juez merchÁn, el futuro de los hermanos menÉndez, condenados de por vida por el asesinato de sus padres hoy es mucho mÁs incierto. el nuevo fiscal electo del distrito de los Ángeles, nathan hackman, dijo que va a analizar los casos, pero que lo va a hacer por separado. entonces, quÉ representa esto para las aspiraciones de libertad tanto de eric como de lyle? edgar muÑoz tiene los detalles. >> i'm as

as bryan llenas reported last hour, dana, that city of new york has an airplane. they can drive him back and take five hours and fly him back and take 45 minutes. the flight is the option. >> dana: let's get to bryan llenas on the ground and what do you see and know? >> well, like we know some color from inside the courtroom, guys. that is that this lasted just a few minutes. he was -- mangione was sitting there. he was occasionally smiling, looked very relaxed. his pennsylvania attorney had his arm around his chair. they seemed to have a fairly close relationship given the fact he has been representing him in pennsylvania for the last ten days. the first two or three rows inside that courtroom was full of nypd officers. so after he waived -- that is interesting. after he waived his extradition, he was then remanded into nypd custody. those are presumably the very officers who will extradite him now from this courthouse in pennsylvania to new york. now our colleagues at fox five new york report that he have will be flown from the altoona airport, which is about 25

mientras hoy, lunes, a bryan thompson le dan el Último adiÓs en su funeral en nueva york.ny fue imputado de cargos en una corte de pennsylvania en donde lo acusan de posesiÓn de un arma sin licencia y falsificaciÓn de documentos entre otros. luis gerardo nÚÑez nos acompaÑa desde afuera del mcdonald's de pennsylvania, en donde lo arrestaron. adelante luis. muy buenas noches. >> si ves algo, di algo. la frase que esta noche resaltan las autoridades, la persona mÁs buscada, no solamente por la policÍa de nueva york, sino tambiÉn por el fbi. podrÍa estar esta noche tras las rejas luego de que dos ciudadanos de a pie dentro de este establecimiento hicieron la diferencia. >> that man was asked to remove his face mask. >> llegÓ la policÍa. este oficial en particular, con seis meses de servicio, le pidiÓ que se removiera una mascarilla que llevaba. dijo inmediatamente lo reconoÓ y apenas le preguntaron si habÍa estado en nueva york recientemente, comenzÓ a temblar, visiblemente nervioso. luego pidieron una identificaciÓn fake y se percataron que era falsa. lo arrestaron y cuando l

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. >> i'm bryan llenas, this is "america's newsroom." jimmy carter's life ended where it began, the small town of plains, georgia. a peanut farmer who won the presidency. >> he forged of legacy of helping others. >> president biden: jimmy carter lived the life measured by his deeds. he tried to eradicate disease, enforced peace, advanced civil rights, human rights, promoted free and fair elections around the world. big housing for the homeless with his own hands and his compassion and morale clarity. >> the challenges jimmy faced as president came at a pivotal time for our country and did everything in his power to improve the lives of all americans. for that we aloe him a debt of gratitude. melania and i are thinking warmly of the carter family and loved ones during this difficult time. we urge everyone to keep them in their hearts and prayers. >> steve harrigan from the carter center. >> he died at age 100, surrounded by close family members. he had health troubles in recent years including melanoma. in hospice care for two years. the

volviendo al plano nacional, hoy siguen buscando al asesino del director ejecutivo de health care, bryanen estar mÁs cerca de su captura. se sabe que a las 22:11 de la noche del domingo 24 de noviembre llegÓ a nueva york en un autobÚs desde atlanta, pero se desconoce dÓnde se subiÓ al vehÍculo. a las 11 tomÓ un taxi hacia un hostal en el upper west side el miÉrcoles 4 de diciembre, a las 05:30. saliÓ de allÍ en bicicleta unos 15 minutos antes de las 07:00. disparÓ a thompson a las seis y 48. se le vio entrar a central park pasadas las 07:00. tomÓ un taxi cerca de avenida amsterdam y a las 07:30 se le vio por Última vez en las inmediaciones del puente george washington, cerca de una estaciÓn de autobuses. javier vega tiene mÁs de las pistas que se estÁn siguiendo, pulgada a pulgada. >> la policÍa de nueva york busca pistas que le ayuden a localizar al fugitivo, a quien responsabilizan del asesinato premeditado y por la espalda del director ejecutivo de la aseguradora united healthcare, bryan thompson. pese a la cantidad de videos de vigilancia compilados y de la difusiÓn de imÁgenes con s

publicÓ en un comunicado united health.un mientras hoy lunes a bryan thompson le dan el Último adiÓsa las autoridades sobre las motivaciones para llevar a cabo este asesinato? >> sÍ, julio, estamos justo aquÍ, en el lugar justo en este. en este lugar donde estamos parados. fue que sucediÓ hace cinco dÍas. lo que dicen las autoridades es que en el manifiesto que Él escribiÓ por su propia mano, allÍ estÁn las motivaciones. justo que Él estÁ hablando en contra de las corporaciones americanas y creen que eso es parte de los motivos. >> bien, karla amezola con la Última informaciÓn. estamos atentos al desarrollo de esta noticia y seguimos a otras. hoy tambiÉn exoneraron al veterano que estrangulÓ a un hombre desamparado con problemas de salud mental. en el metro de nueva york ya le habÍan anulado el cargo de asesinato y ahora el jurado lo encontrÓ. no culpable de homicidio negligente. la decisiÓn llega despuÉs de cinco dÍas de deliberaciones y genera reacciones encontradas. yolanda vÁzquez, de la estaciÓn local en eva york, informa momentos llenos de emociÓn reinaron en la sala de la cort

el subcomisionado de la policÍa de nueva york estÁ advirtiendo que el asesinato de bryan thompson podrÍaaÍs. es una advertencia bastante seria, desde luego. >> muy serio. cristina. gracias. justamente este caso ha destapado una ola de indignaciÓn de pacientes en todo el paÍs, frustrados con los seguros de salud por no poder acceder a una atenciÓn mÉdica adecuada y a precios razonables. javier vega, amplia tras el asesinato del director de united health care, las aseguradoras y sus prÁcticas estÁn en el ojo pÚblico, con sus acciones a la baja en los mercados y cuestionamientos en redes sociales. >> un descontento que alcanzarÍa a la mayorÍa de los adultos asegurados, quienes en una encuesta de la organizaciÓn kff reportan algÚn problema reciente con su aseguradora. de ellos, uno de cada seis no recibiÓ el tratamiento recomendado como natalia, quien por problemas en la columna tuvo que someterse a una cirugÍa de reducciÓn de senos. algo indicado por su mÉdico que su aseguradora no pagÓ por considerar lo estÉtico. >> me frustrÉ, fue mucha frustraciÓn, pero como lo necesitaba porque literalm

bryan thompson. no culpable.ro luigi maggioni, de 26 anos, que, entre otras cosas, esta acusado de asesinato como un acto terrorista. lo explica este abogado sin relacion en el caso en donde el estado de nueva york, eh, lo tiene como asesinato en primer grado, basado en el hecho de un agravante. >> y ese agravante es acto terrorista. el crimen de segundo grado se convierte en primer grado, en este caso estatal. >> man. johnny enfrenta a 11 cargos con una pena maxima de prision de por vida sin la posibilidad de libertad condicional. la semana pasada fue extraditado de pennsylvania a nueva york y aparecio en otra corte de este estado por el mismo episodio. tambien enfrenta un proceso federal con cuatro cargos. en ese caso, la sentencia maxima es la pena de muerte. hoy, la abogada que lo representa en los dos procesos manifesto su preocupacion porque dice que algunos funcionarios ya han juzgado publicamente a su cliente como el alcalde de nueva york. >> of innocence that he is a afforded when he dealing with his own

. >> ellos dicen que el asesino al que Él asesinÓ al director ejecutivo de united healthcare, bryan thompsona cristina londoÑo estuvo en la audiencia de extradiciÓn en pennsylvania, que se realizÓ hace pocas horas. cristina, adelante. te escuchamos. >> asÍ es. octavio y nicola. a luigi lo esperaban en la gran manzana con las rejas abiertas. no habÍa pasado ni siquiera una hora desde que terminaron las audiencias aquÍ, en esta corte de pennsylvania, cuando ya los agentes de nueva york que vinieron a tomar posesiÓn de su custodia, ya se lo habÍan llevado al aeropuerto y habÍa salido en camino a la gran manzana. las vistas en esta corte fueron dos. una primera muy breve de diez minutos en que su abogado le dejÓ saber al juez que tenÍa la intenciÓn de dejar de pelear la extradiciÓn. vieron los cargos que tenÍa su cliente aquÍ? esos cargos se mantienen aquÍ en pennsylvania. pero despuÉs vino esta audiencia de extradiciÓn. tambiÉn fue muy corta. se demoraron una hora entre una y la otra. en que estuvo solo en la corte, con la prensa y rodeado claramente de agentes. Él estaba esposado de pies y de

let's speak to tv critic scott bryan. about critic scott bryan. all this. hello to you. was not watching it because i had to go to bed too early so i'm saving it for later. 12.32 million dead. what did gavin and stacey do right? we and stacey do right? no spoilers- _ and stacey do right? no spoilers. may _ and stacey do right? no spoilers. may i - and stacey do right? i157 spoilers. may i say, this was a very much anticipated episode of gavin and stacey. of course there is been so much talk about how it was going to pass the cliffhanger from their previous special back in 2019 but i think it managed to do it brilliantly and really stick the landing and have something for absolutely everybody and managed to have a final episode which was wrapping up all of the loose ends and providing something that was really special. i think the reason why these ratings was so big last night, i mean, 12.32 million for gavin and stacey, the most watched event so far this year outside of sport and also, the most watched christmas day episode since 2008. i think it was simply because there

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and the suspect charge -ld in the murder of bryan thompson is denied bail. why it could take weeks before he's extradited to new york. as the 11th hour gets under way on this tuesday night. >>> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhl and with just six weeks left in office, president president biden spoke about what he was able to do with the economy during his presidency. he offered some important advice for his successor, watch this. >> most economists agree the new administration is going to inherent a fairly strong economy at least at the moment. an economy going through fundamental transformation. it's laid out a stronger that's my hope that the new administration will hold. and the trickle down economics and another tax cut for the very wealthy that will not be paid for. where it's going to be paid for it's going to have a great cause. causing mass i have deficits. causes cuts in health care, education, veterans benefits. on top of that he continues to be against tax on goods coming into the u.s. i believe other countries will benefit from the tax t

reactions after this murder case denied the pose and defend 3 words written on the bullets that killed bryan thompson. the ceo of one of the largest health insurance companies in the us. these words have been used by critics to describe how to health insurance industry avoids pain claims of many real quick to connect to ceo's murder with the accesses office industry. although the investigation is still ongoing. but beyond the internet, the murder has sparked a greater debate about the failures of the us health care system. the actual incident in new york, i served as a, as a trigger for a lot of people to express their frustrations and real grievances about how the system works, or really how it doesn't work. i think this is just an adverb, a more market on trying to people. so issues with their own hands for not only for health care, but for race, for sexism and everything else. obviously sad when anyone passes away. but i think the reaction of the american public and how callous and that response has been should tell people something about the health care crisis in the united states. prett

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has been arrested over the last weeks killing a united states, the united health care boss rather, bryan thompson, in new york. police in pennsylvania said the man was found with a firearm and false id, as well as a written manifesto. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has taken the width stand for the 1st appearance in his corruption trial . the head of today's proceedings, demonstrators protested outside the tell of the court for the trial is taking place . as in yahoo arrives to a packed court room where he's facing charges of fraud, breach of trust, and accepting bribes. is testimony will mark 1st time of sitting is rarely prime minister, takes the stand as a criminal defendant. benjamin netanyahu takes great cab to portray himself of the full time lead to israel needs. but the criminal accusations against him on mounting could threaten his grip on power, as well as prime minister. no officially wanted by the international criminal quote for a large full crimes. also phase of trial, a ton is a full use. he's been accused of committing fraud 5 re breach of trust. in 3 separate

senators rand paul, cynthia lummis, and at the very dear risk of damaging their careers, chris murphy, bryan schatz and patty murray. it has been an honor to work with these incredible senators. one of the first things i learned, senator jim risch told me this, you don't have to agree on everything, you just have to agree on some things. it's not worth getting angry about the things with which you disagree, it's better to focus on those areas where you can agree. so over these past six years i've been grateful to embrace the diversity of opinions in this body, to find solutions that reflect the complexity of our country and our democracy and to deliver meaningful, measurable results, to bring divides between tribes and federal stakeholders, to did heing nature -- did hes iing nature land, and safeguarding arizona families and making sure all that of us throughout this country can grow and thrive for generations to come. we've worked together and cleared the way for historic settlements, land transfer deals, water deals, economic senator, all by listening to one another, not to debate or rebu

what does it mean for the bryan kohlberger case.etween blake lively and her co-star and director, justin baldoni. "it ends with us". now coming to her defense? >> you can get gifts for under the tree before christmas. and look at this. >> we got talk about the west coast storm, this is significant, mountain snow, valley rain, for the next 24 hours, we look at feet of snow at the highest elevations and inches of rain, you see the coast from northwest. christmas day, scattered thunderstorms can and that's up through tennessee, heavy rain in the northwest, milder conditions in the mid-section of the country. we are seeing a white christmas in the mountains in nevada, through the front of utah, and the rockies, they are seeing several feet of snow in place. northeast, snow is coming to new york, not a total lock for snow, but there's hope. that was the check around the country, local weather coming up in 30 seconds. guys we are look behind me, the snow's approaching new york city as we speak, i hope for at least an inch to make it a whi

bryan llenas and ellensburg pennsylvania and he has the latest for us. we hear reports they may have found fingerprint matched on another item but what do we know about that? >> john, good afternoon fox news digital can now confirm investigators in new york have been able to match luigi mangione's fingerprints to the scene of the the murder of brian thompson, unitedhealthcare ceo. more specifically "the new york post" is reporting they were able to match the fingerprints found on a snack bar and water bottle that was purchased at a starbucks near the murder scene by the suspect of the thompson shooting in new york. we also know in addition to the three page handwritten manifesto, mangione had a spiral notebook on him. they found that notebook and a to-do list of things to get down to carry out the murder. "new york post" quoting some of the mangione writings in the book, "mangione wade what could be better than to kill the ceo at his own being county conferee also leslie shooting would be more targeted noting a bond "could kill innocents." investigators