lee cain said that boris himself had said he wasn't the right leader for this crisis .>> of course, boris. of course, soon will give his own evidence . soon will give his own evidence. in fact, later, later this year and i'm sure he'll be giving his views when he joins this parish, in fact. >> oh, he will undoubtedly be giving his views , but it'll be giving his views, but it'll be fascinating see he says fascinating to see what he says and course, also what and of course, what also what the prime says, the present prime minister says, because there can be awkward questions about the then questions about about the then chancellor, rishi sunak's approach to all as well. approach to it all as well. >> he's to going have >> he's not to going have a smooth ride. it's it's smooth ride. it's a it's certainly very forensic and certainly a very forensic and aggressive case there for the inquiry. >> oh, no, he knows what he's doing. paul, final thought. will we learn any lessons? >> hopefully, yes. i mean, this is this is about finding out who is this is about finding out who is

in new york, i'm national climate reporter, chase cain >>> and dubbed the oldest parade in the nationturned celebrating its 104th year crowds filled the ben franklin parkway. residents in el paso attended the 87th annual parade for a rock 'n roll-themed extr extravaganza it looks like a lot of fun happy friday, and have a great weekend. great weekend. >>> right now at 5:00, a cease-fire in gaza, and in about an hour, more than a dozen hostages are expected to be released by hamas. they'ven

in new york, i'm chase cain. >>> the monterey bay sanctuary put out data from five years of cleanups along the central coast where 37,000 people picked up crash. plastic, cigarette butts and wrappers. cigarette chemicals are toxic to marine life. they recommend better habits for beach visitors. limit how much gets into the ocean. >>> check your calendar. the holiday season is now. the union square ice rink is officially open. it's opening tonight. the 16th year the ice rink is open or will open. state senator scott wiener is at the event. a big tradition, as you know, for union square, which organizers hope attracts locals to spend the holidays in the city. >> the ice rink is a tradition for so many people, not just the residents of san francisco, but people who come in every year for the christmas holidays. >> this was this morning. do you recognize her on the ice? that's our morning reporter, ginger conejero saab getting a little ride on the ice and the zamboni. ginger is a trouper. it's a cashless rink. if you want to skate visit unionsquareicerink.com for tickets. the official ce

got a conversion with manning throwing on target to cain. up first >> dusty: nice, clean pocket for arch manning, cushion on the outside for cain, and strike for the conversion. >> tom: he's got a strong arm. >> dusty: he does. >> dave: already saw the athletic ability. would be fun to watch. quinn ewers, all indications are he plans to return for junior season for texas, but three years removed from high school. maalik murphy started a couple of games this year. wisner, nice move, finally ripped down inside the 20. >> dusty: everything steve sarkisian's dialed up tonight has been good. running the football, throwing the football. had a great mix, 299 on the ground, 226 through the air. balance has been there all season. held true tonight. as dominant a performance as we've seen texas have all season. when it mattered most, got to have it, chance to play yourself into a big 12 championship with college football playoff implications, boy did they show up and put their best foot forward. very impressive, what steve sarkisian's football team ha

lastly on this, a - couple of very high level questions, mr cain yesterday gave evidence that although no decision to look down was made over that and i think that is commonly agreed evidence, his impression was that over that weekend it became the collective view, no doubt mr cummingsmy point is but still it became the the collective view that there would need to be a lockdown. do you agree with that. it is certainly — do you agree with that. it is certainly how _ do you agree with that. it is certainly how i _ do you agree with that. it is certainly howl saw - do you agree with that. it is certainly howl saw it. - do you agree with that. it is certainly howl saw it. as i do you agree with that. it is| certainly howl saw it. as we do you agree with that. it is - certainly howl saw it. as we have heard you — certainly howl saw it. as we have heard you dropped _ certainly howl saw it. as we have heard you dropped out _ certainly howl saw it. as we have heard you dropped out of - certainly howl saw it. as we have heard you dropped out of the - certainly howl saw it. as we have i heard yo

will cain joining us morning.ht, will, difficult question, how do the democrats get biden out? if. >> probably by any means necessary. stuart: ooh. >> you know, stuart, everything you just laid out -- the breaking up biden coalition -- also doesn't take into account, not yet because it still lies out there lurking in the future, the role of a deep nationwide recession may play in the economy on incumbent president. on top of that, you have got the role of rfk jr. who in a lot of these polls is sucking away a huge part of the biden constituent city. add to that war in the middle east, and you don't even see the full impact in this polling yesterday of the world that looks like it will be coming in the next year and will lay at the doorstep of joe biden. so how do they get rid of him, to your question, or by any means necessary. what i mean by that, stuart, is i think what's defined democrats by almost eight, nine years is not so much support for any one candidate but, rather, just opposition to the donald trump. so

whatsapp messages from former government advisers lee cain and dominic cummings in particular were litteredh expletives, which were read out by the lawyers questioning them, and transcribed on screen live and in full. the bbc mews channel showed an on—screen warning, with the presenter breaking into the coverage several times along these lines. this is an extract from your letter to the inquiry dated the 7th of may. you're watching bbc — apologies for the coarse language being used in these text messages. this is a live stream coming in from the uk covid inquiry. so some coarse language is being used. the ripeness of the language surprised heaven's gate trading, who wrote... but chris the dj had this response. for its part, bbc news said... but several viewers told us they thought the on—air apologies and explanations were overdone. here's amanda roy. that strong language was indeed bleeped out when the story was covered on bbc one's evening bulletins. you called ministers useless bleep, morons, bleep, in emails and whatsapps to your professional colleagues. dave briggs was watching that re

i think you just fit ball 9th, where harry cain scored again to give farm unit a one know when both inside cologne, the german going to sleep or return from the international break. but it was business as usual for the england striker as he measures his 18th goal and just 12 games. the wind puts the champions top of the tables, pending labor closing strip to payment on saturday. you're watching dw news. here's a reminder of our top story at this hour 24 hostages fried by the palestinian militant group whom us have arrived in israel's degree, which includes 13 is really women and children in return. israel has released 39 post and in that was holding in jail the you're watching dw news from berlin. himmel. and we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour. don't forget is planning on using our website that's dw dot com on our handle on social media. it's at dw news. thanks. so thanks so much for watching. take care. the listening place of the mediterranean it's most is connex people of many of mazda and jeff bar up to korean to us.

frank cain hostages the day these rel frank 13 hosting in prison. that's all for now. next focus on europe looks at how difficult it is for traditional billy dances in turkey to make a living. stay with us for that. don't forget there's even more news on our website . the state of the dot com and on social media to handle you need is at think of the, the imagine how many portion of loads us turn out in the world. climate change. the storage space is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to like this.

will cain with me this monday morning.me that was a tale of two presidents, do you see it the same way? >> yeah, it is in part as you describe what the two candidates for the two presidents can do. and also what they inspire. when you describe the scene of the south carolina cleansing game is reminiscent of what i saw week and a half ago or two weeks ago at usc 295 when donald trump came out in front of the crowd it interrupted into chance of usa, usa. there has been nothing or no one in his political career where joe biden has inspired chance of usa, where he inspired anything like what you see when donald trump. there is a vigor and the ability to do the job which is a laydown easy to win debate for donald trump. the real question is the ability to get elected president, this is why people questions are 2020 with no inspiration how does joe biden get 80 million votes. the answer in part it is a referendum on donald trump. the only question remains, how much hate as compared to you and i both noticed, how much love for do

the national climate reporter chase cain spoke with her about considering the planet when you give. >porter: 'tis the season of the biggest impact on our planet, the things we buy are responsible for 60% of our greenhouse gas emissions, and one report says 80% of what we buy on black friday ends up in a landfill, especially if it's clothing. the author of "consumed" writes about the impact of fast fashion, which even when donated usually ends up in the dump or littering beaches a world away. >> what is the most important thing about consumerism and its impact on the planet? >> that it doesn't make us happy and it's aiding the climate crisis. that we're actually drowning in stuff. >> reporter: she suggests vintage stores for a climate friendly alternative, or reconsider shopping altogether. >> tidying expert, best selling author and star of two netflix series, recognizes the carbon footprint of having so much stuff. >> having kids myself, it really resonates with me what kind of planet are we leaving behind, through the act of tidying up for the next generation. >> reporter: many of us

against fox and friends we can call this will cain has been saying he's number one?ow that changes for one of us tonight. >> i may have a win maybe a couple. >> are you late for something? gonna gulp by wills time. categories all apologies. which lady the view got so excited by hillary clinton's appearance on the show wednesday that she blurted out election misinformation and had to apologize. was it will be or joy? >> both going with joy. it is a joy? >> i think so. >> i have to correct something. i don't want the impression to be made that i did accept the results of the trump administration to win. i don't like the electoral college. >> i don't like the electoral college. >> held his joy? >>? don't ask women the question. >> she's in a woman though. >> wow. okay. >> i said it. >> i don't know how she identifies. >> this famous nikki was asked this week where she sees herself in 10 years. she said being able to help a lot of people that i think need help in today's world. was it nikki haley or nikki mcnage? >> this is a tough one. >> don't peek at her paddle. >> a

we heard mr cain yesterday giving evidence about this plan saying that when he read it he felt it wastions document, it had no substance to it. did that strike you at the time? {iii did that strike you at the time? of all the things i had to go back and read, ifound rereading this document the hardest in retrospect because it is so far away from what the reality turned out to be. i, like mr cain, thought it was a communications document and that underneath it there would be things i would recognise as a plan. as in, who is doing what, by one, what is a strategy. some enormously laborious bureaucratic documents which i knew and loved at the time and i thought thatis and loved at the time and i thought that is what there was. and of all of the shocking things in that period of time, discovering that there wasn't actually that sort of document. if there wasn't actually that sort of document-— there wasn't actually that sort of document. ., document. if we look at the next, -araara-h document. if we look at the next, paragraph 31. _ document. if we look at the next, paragraph 31. you _ do

of course, will cain is going to join us, sean duffy, raymond arroyo, jesse watters and a lot more., first. [shouting] [shouting] >> laura: anti-israel protesters who are out there demanding a cease-fire, by the way, are choosing violence as their best method to get their point across. six u.s. capitol police officers were hurt during the clashes outside of the dnc headquarters in d.c. last night. there are reports of officers being pepper sprayed and punched. now, outs of that massive crowd, only one person was arrested. i guess none of the cameras were working? again, police were violently attacked and there has just been one arrest. now, let's compare that to how they went after the january 6th protesters. >> the fbi will leave no stone unturned in this investigation. in six days, we have opened over 160 case files and that's just the tip of the iceberg. the significance of this investigation is not lost on us. this is a 24/7 full bore extensive operation into what happened that day. >> bret: whole of government approach as they call it. of course, as we said at the time, the bid

mentioned with greatness in the fifth century should be here, not the mosque of the current society cain efforts continued until the area and the boundaries of the city of qain were also visible. we planned for the operation of speculation and determination of the area and boundaries of the old city of qain, and the area of ​​the old city of qain reached the level in a separate issue in the list of national works of the country. now the fourth season of excavations has started in the old city of qain until the date when this area will come out of the ground more than in the past. in this exploration season, the information we obtained included an adobe column foundation, a part of which we could build a house and it remained very healthy. a series of so-called brick floors, brick carpet floors, which showed that the door the part of the porch of the mosque means the place we are exploring is the entrance porch of the mosque. so far , good and favorable results have been obtained and it has even been introduced as a museum site so that we can introduce the historical identity and qain to

listen, on the will cain podcast i try to go into very deep conversations to understand. understand there is an appetite in the american public to make sense of a complicated thing. we talked about the history of zionism, the beginnings of israel but that doesn't lead you to a point where you need to equivocate in these moments when the moral clarity is we do not face an issue of islamaphobia today. if there is some point in the future where that is the position to bring to the forefront i will understand. but not when we see an unprecedented rise in anti-semitism. i don't think happening around the world is anti-semitism. >> harris: let's take a pause there and not like the one the president is calling for with our friend israel. a pause to ask why can't it be talked about, anti-semitism, while israel is under attack and citizens are beheaded, babies, grandmothers, people kidnapped. held hostage. why can't that just be talked about? why does islamaphobia have to be rolled in if there is an equivalent and timing there is an opportunity to talk about the other side of this

cain and abel would be the next people in the bible.ou go through genesis all the way through isaiah and you learn about the people in the old testament. the men and women that came before jesus. >> and other family activity. let's take a brief break and we will learn about the next tool of advent. the advent calendar. thank you. >>> welcome back. we are talking about advent, the path to christmas with experienced christmas educators responsible for the spiritual upbringing of children from aged kindergarten up . mary, principal of saint hillary's grammar school in tiburon, i wanted you to explain the rich program that you have in your school and this is with two tools. what is the advent reef and the other is the jessi tree. i think we have something familiar to many people and that is the advent calendar. let me show a couple of interesting samples. people have people advent calendar. a figure can put on the refrigerator and mark off and there is a circular advent calendar and you open a door each day. i saw some that were very ornate

entire investigation quite calmly, confidently, the first person on earth who committed murder was cainexpelled, in mythology romulus killed remus, in gomel, igor, this crime will not go down in history, it will remain in human memory for a long time , whose hands were washed with brotherly blood. just one chance to show your strength, here. the correct answer brings the teams closer to the trip, each incorrect answer brings them to the construction site. 70-80% i answer, well , this is sitting at home, from the couch, what was the name of this gang? if memory serves, black cat, in honor of what holiday, alexander, dozhinki mozhinki, of course, absolutely right , the ice arena, which is home to the extra league club dynamo molodechno, demonstrate your intellectual potential to the whole country, let's choose to check, check, check ima, we don't we play chess, check is the dying state of the king, when one more action , one more step, and then there will be checkmate, this soviet athlete is recognized as the best hockey player of the century according to the international hockey federati

greek catholic church or the unian church, in general there was a war, the first battle was, it was cainhere was... women , oil, dollars, there were land plots, civil, state borders, as if there was nothing at all, so that today would, as it were, provoke people to war, there was a question of spiritual primacy, who is in charge, whose sacrifice is more pleasing to god, in general, who is the coolest in the eyes of god, like me or you, in general, well, there was an attempt, as it were, to force i have to live my way, as if i the eldest there, i am the first-born, how would you do as i said, in general, war always has spiritual reasons, it cannot be otherwise, war is exactly how it happens. with russia, it has always been, one might say, spiritual, why alexander nevsky chose to be better with the tatars, with the east, yes, than with the west, because he knew the insidious goals of the west, the west needed more spiritual. the identity of our russian people, that is , they wanted to destroy our faith, that is , the orthodox faith, and how to assimilate ourselves into the catholic faith.

a weekend co-host will cain has been saying he's neverarnold on. >> i don't know.ell, neither is charlie. also a, loser over here. is >> we'll see how that changes for one of us tonight. i may have a win. i don't know. maybe a couple. all right, pull the cake. let'win maybs get out.couple. >> are you late for something? we're going to go by will's time. all right. categories. all apologies. which lady of the view so excited by hillary clinton's appearance on the show apdnesday that she blurted out election misinformation and had to apologize. was it whoopthe showi joy? >> both going with joy? yeah. is joy? hink >> i think so. perhaps something. oh, you do? yeah, because i don't want the impression to be made that i didn't accept the results of the coump administration win. >> but i don't like the electoral college itself. like the electoral? how old is joy? we don't ask women that question. >> oh, she's not a woman now. what? whoa. okay, i said it. i don't know how she identifies categories like a woman.ow. this famous nicki was asked this week wher said ite she se

cain is asked by god, where is your brother abel?e responds with perhaps the most important question in torah. he says, and my my brother's keeper? and my my brother's keeper? yes. it is the only way forward. we are all responsible for each other here. israelis and palestinians are responsible for one another. we are all responsible for one another. this is the only true path to safety for everyone to lasting peace. as the rabbi said about the war in vietnam, morally speaking there is no limit to the concern one must feel for the suffering of human beings. we are here because we hold in our hearts the suffering of our people, of israelis killed on october 7, of the hostages and their families. and we hold the suffering of palestinians in gaza, fleeing bombs with nowhere to go. no limit to concern. every murder an affront to god. later in genesis god tells abraham, tells abraham that is going to destroy an entire city. abraham says to god, far be it from you to do such a thing, to bring death upon the innocent as well as of the guilty

cain is asked by god, where is your brother abel? and he responds with perhaps the most important question am i my brother's keeper? am i my brother's keeper? >> yes. >> yes, it is the only way forward. we are all responsible for each otherhere. israelis and palestinians are responsible for one another. we are all responsible for one another. this is the only true path to safety for everyone to lasting peace. as the rabbi said about the war in vietnam, morally speaker, there's no limit to the suffer feeling for suffering of human beings. >> we're going to leave this to take you live to a senate aging committee hearing on the use of artificial intelligence and scams.

itself, which means the greek catholic church, in general, the war, the first battle was, this is cainno women, oil, dollars, there were land plots, civil, state borders, as if there was nothing at all that would provoke people to war today, there was question of spirituality primacy, who is in charge, whose sacrifice is more pleasing to god, in general, who is the coolest in the eyes of god, like me or you, in general, well, there was an attempt, how to force people to live there in my way, like i’m the eldest there , i am the first-born, how would you do, as i said, war always has spiritual reasons , it cannot be otherwise, wars happen just like that, for spiritual reasons, then some dollar masses are superimposed there, there are some there are oil wells, but initially there is still a spiritual component there, in general there is a war with russia, it has always been, one might say, spiritual, why did alexander nevsky choose to be better with the tatars, with the east, yes, than with the west, because he knew the insidious... for the west, for the west, the spiritual identity of o

the other man taking questions today was lee cain, borisjohnson�*s man in charge of communications.a pandemic. what will probably be clear in covid, it was the wrong crisis for this prime minister's skill set. which is different, i think, from not potentially being up to the job of being prime minister. and what about why it took ten days from agreeing to a first lockdown to actually announcing it? i think it is longer than you would like, but it's importantjust to emphasise the amount of things that had to be done and the amount of people we had to take with us to deliver a nationwide lockdown. borisjohnson has offered no comment on what's been said today. he and rishi sunak are expected to give evidence here before christmas. chris mason, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. thanks for watching. hello. after what was a very wet october for many places, the beginning of november promises more rain, particularly through wednesday night into thursday thanks to storm ciaran — this storm named by the met office. it will bring widespread heavy rain, but in the south of the

the israel has been reject cain and the specific message you mentioned, you mentioned and i, i did not receive it yet. i know, and i heard, and i seen some cyber, some psychological by the end without into cyber, a 2 e mails to messages. it's only psychological or better. that's meant to break us this time a number of legal professionals and experts international lauren security. we're also invited to the panel, all claiming him ask to meet his crimes against humanity, more crimes, and perhaps even genocide. they called on the international community to respond. international arrest warrants must be taken out. expedition requests, freezing of assets, sanctions, declarations of how much acres investors as terrorist organizations interest that supporters, they can not continue with their daily business. once we put pressure on any one supporting team, anyone aging thing, anyone, a big team for these been de willing turn, puts pressure on the people holding the cape now in order to release them. while concerns rise worldwide regarding these really military bombardment that has taken lives

told me that cain invalid, it tells us health ministries us thousands of pregnant women are due to give bus was pushing that lives in those of that babies in grave danger. judy vega reports these premature babies having to show one incubator. they fight to survive another day medical stuff at the all hello hospital and rougher. don't have the resources and medical supplies. they need to cope with demand mooney bones and expect and mothers arriving by the day. it just, um is just one of many seeking shelter here preparing to get us and it was on the head of the show. how did this? yeah, i am in the 9th months of pregnancy and i was unable to work with great difficulty and to the readings that we saw, this was our own i as we feel that we were dying and we had nothing, life was very difficult for you. and so it's 50000 women and pregnant and 5500 used to give buzz seeing medical work as it overwhelmed and often depends on basic 1st aid to treat patients and keep others alive and they dread what might come next next year. we also fear that what happens in the northern and central gaza stri

deliberate us beam, you know, and bring spin back to the baseline, the kingdoms of angels or restore that cain if they are not in any way interested, oregon, both of them that color political discourse. and unless you understand that, you could easily fall into the trouble. the american propaganda, the probably button is come us. her last is issac isis is a guy that and so forth. and certainly a lot of people in the us because they don't allow, is serious and an honest conversation about these issues in mainstream media. a lot of people are buying into this and they are behaving as a indeed how much. and i says, are the same for the different, you mentioned his bowler and how mazda and correct me if i'm wrong with our thing. his ball of was, uh, pretty much um, empowered by the, uh, is rarely campaign against the pillow. where's come i us is a direct creation of, uh, all for israel i because, and from what i understand initially it was created as a single service group and it only through the deck and so far denying dignity into their power. steering and people that it turned into what it turn

whatsapp messages from former government advisers lee cain and dominic cummings in particular were litteredand transcribed

see nick thank you chairman cain ranking member rubio and distinguished members of the subcommittee. for this opportunity to speak with you about the demonstrations proposed fiscal year 2024 budget for the western hemisphere. western hemisphere is experiencing its most pivotal moment in the last 30 years. the ability of united states to advance its national security interest in response to regional and global challenges requires a clear articulation of our parts to the western hemisphere. the department's fiscal year 2024 budget requests demonstrates our sustained engagement in support of the president's long-term vision for secure middle-class democratic hemisphere. in contrast its transactional approach to our competitors. the department's economic policies and programs in the western hemisphere focus on working with the reach and to create sustainable growth to support workers rights and root out corruption. funding for initiatives that the white house announced at the summit of the americas will further enhance regional economic integration and shared well-being including the ame

don't be like cain. he belong to the evil one. cain killed his brother. but did he? why did he kill him? because what kind? it was evil. and what his brother did was good. we know that we have left death and have come into life. we know this because we love each other as brothers and sisters. anyone who does not love is still in death. anyone who hates a fellow believer is a murderer. and you know that no murderer has eternal life. this is how we know what real love is. jesus gave his life for us, so we should give our lives for each other as brothers and sisters supposed a believer who is rich enough to have all the necessities is a life. sees a fellow believer who is poor and does not even have basic needs. what if the rich believer does not help the poor? one? then it is clear that god's love is not in that person's heart. this is the word now, my children, our love should not only words and talk. no, but i love must be real. we must show our love by the things we do in it. one who says i believe that jesus is the son of god is a person who lives in god and god li

the plot will later be called biblical, where there are ukrainian cain and abel, who shed blood. forle treasure, this land, i love the land, i know it in different moods, in different seasons, i know it... as myself, a true story about the mad desire for land as a gold rush, now more relevant than ever. the production of earth at the franko national theater is already in its sixth year. now we are making peace for our land, the whole answer. the land is like life, life, you work on it, it gives you good, you treat it normally, it gives you good, so i think it's a very powerful... piece, really, i understand that it written with such love for the land, for one's land. the short stories of the story from the kobylyanskaya subplot brought ukrainian literature to the world level. the critics were right, kobulyanska challenged men's literature and managed to prove what a self-sufficient and independent woman can be when she takes life into her own hands. she is looking for ways to develop that intelligentsia, and the place and significance of the intelligentsia for the nation, for state-b

we heard from lee cain, former director of communications to borisjohnson, and he said that was prettyimplemented, that is pretty quick time frame, ten days. doesn't sound like it to you and i, and that's delay was obvious they crucial as we had from a number of the scientists during this inquiry so far, that there still i have a massive impact because obviously by delaying lockdown, each time they delayed it, the death rate was going up, the infection rate was going up and there are those who have argued that, had you locked down earlier, the measures could have been lifted earlier and might not have been so strict for so long.— strict for so long. yesterday dominic cummings - strict for so long. yesterday dominic cummings was i strict for so long. yesterday - dominic cummings was questioned about his own infamous trip to barnard castle. helen mcnamara herself was fined for attending the lockdown party. do you think she might also be questioned? aso a so far, everybody who has been fined and implicated _ a so far, everybody who has been fined and implicated in _ a so far, everybody wh

. >> at this point herman cain was ahead in 2011 and at this point hillary clinton was beating barackully capable, ted cruz won the caucus in 2016 after being behind significantly, 2015 at this point. we are 7 weeks, just after 7 weeks from this. this is the key moment. the islanders take a long while to lock in. they have a preference but takes a long while, fully capable of having last-minute moves. last example 1984, the last poll before the iowa democratic caucus had walter mondale at 49, john glenn and jessie jackson at 13. ruben sq at five, fifth and sixth were two senators, alan cranston and gary hart and a few weeks later, 48.9%, the talk was a surprise second-place finish of gary hart who ended with 16% and went on to wage a 5-month battle with walter mondale and severed the democratic nomination on the last day of the primaries of 1984, june 5th, walter mondale won the nomination by clinching 21 more delegates than he needed out of the contest. neil: wild stuff. good seeing you again. when we think of iowa we remember jamie quarter - j- jiy carter appearing out of nowhere on

violence is as old as cain and abel but hate and anger seem to be becoming a regular feature of americane. on college campuses like brandeis, george washington, and elsewhere, like cornell where some students now live in fear. >> i was on my way to the kosher dining hall when i looked down and saw the threats. i mean, it's terrifying. like this isn't anything we thought we would ever have to deal with in the united states. >> that fear is part of why the department of education tonight is launching investigations into seven schools about alleged incidents of anti- semitism and islamophobia. you can feel the anger in major american cities were activists have resorted to disrespecting families and despair in one place while trying to draw attention to more despair in another. >> what they are waiting for you to do is waste your energy ripping down their little posters and trust me when i tell you, they are everywhere. >> it all adds up to a climate, primed for violence. just listen to the homeland security chief. >> in the days and weeks since we have responded to an increase in threats ag

. >> laura: joining me is shawn davis and will cain. will, start with you whachl is going on with the hat? >> we're in nashville, patriot awards. >> laura: cowboy hat. >> disappointed and impressed that you know that. >> laura: you look great. leave it on. you saw what happened last night, we're just learning dribs and drabs about who was there and who was involved. it seems like both sides escalated this. >> i think comparison you make and everybody cringes when you bring up january 6. look at the fur fur, compare to the pro-israel protest. whole host of rotundas and capitols have been filled and moved to just short of violence and in many cases to violence. you see how interested our government is pursuing justice and those who have an agenda they do not appreciate. >> laura: shawn, former national guardsman from new jersey, staking out his now, mayor said he is no threat to the community. they turned this thing into the spectacle with roadblocks and swat teams and gave up. you see that in resources extended, fbi, state police, local

. >> so apparently he wants to take us back to the era of andrew jackson and also bring back cainings? what is that? >> look, there has been a coarsening of american politics. it is clear, you know, donald trump is responsible for a lot of that. you know, he uses his language, threatens people, you know, deserves -- >> he makes it okay kind of in a way. >> you know, also remember like things are different now. after january 6, we can't dismiss these kinds of incidents. i saw fist fights in the past, drunken member, stuff like that. it didn't get on camera and it wasn't as prevalent as it is now. and i really think after january 6, we can't dismiss this stuff. look at what is happening. the person who broke into the pelosi home and assaulted paul pelosi is on trial. these things are all linked together. you can't just dismiss it out of hand as dumb as it is that the coarsening of american politics, it plays out because the public for whatever reason goes to the internet and social media doesn't see these things as little spats. they take these things personally. sometimes it turns into

the fighting will cain's popping champagne after winning the first title in franchise history. of texas rangers fans on "fox and friends" staff. fans love this chaotic scene at a dallas bar. you had to expect it to happen there. all of texas takes -- >> >> carley: that is a huge bar. >> todd: with exception of houston. that is what i'm being told. everything is bigger in texas. it is a serious thing at a bar in texas. >> carley: bingo, a lot of confetti at that bar that is bigger than texas. 700 migrants are heading to the southern border and group of democratsic mayors are heading to wash to demand the white house do something about it. >> todd: is this enough of a smoking gun for democrats? literal check, people. james comer says he has proof joe biden got a laundered check from china. he just unveiled it to the american people, we are unveiling it with you. we will follow the money with that man, david webb, when we return. to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms

. >> dana, i didn't think that the video, the will cain video was cringey.

and the voters in new hampshire, in 2011, herman cain was the number one candidate in the same poor you, 2015, ben carson was the number one candidate pulling really well in iowa, i know without question iowa voters, being steadfast in the state, sharing our conservative message, being the person we know cannot only when the primary, a red wave in november. if we don't have a red wave in november we don't have a governing mandate. we need the governing mandate. on the candidate who gets that done. stuart: the next debate one week from today, you're in it, what your strategy, coming out swinging? >> it's important for us to show the contrast between our candidacy and the other candidates. bottom line is nikki is too moderate, ron is moving in the wrong direction, we need, most conservative candidate, the strongest message, clear policy positions and not only can we win the primary but we could bring new voters independent voters, minority voters into the great opportunity party and have the governing mandate that comes from a red wave, we need it all to turn this nation from a nation of

will cain and joey jones. this is a dire circumstance. did you hear what he just said, they want from and for the democrat party? >> i heard that he declined to answer your question of why the subject was the dnc. i would like to answer it. the answer is because those protestors believe that democratic party has betrayed the philosophical and political ties, the only tie that has bound together the left for the past half century. politically the left has taken up the cause of the palestinians. formality from the soviet union and marxist ideology happening across the middle east and over the course of half a century. philosophically the left has adopted the oppressor/oppressed mindset. they believe that everything must be looked through the pris pal of the victim. that applies to race, trans ideology and applies to this issue. they see the palestinians as the oppressed. so when you see those people outside the dnc they aren't there for a republican congressman. they are after their own side who they feel betrayed them philosophically. >> h

world we're made in the image in likeness of god and we don't want to keep committing the crime of cainsus abel where brothers are killing brothers. the theory says were made of 99.9 percent of the same thing. i try to find out where the commonalities are in the existing congress, they exist among people no matter what their party happens to be, but right now i can feel the foreig politics very ty can feel it, the war is really on the edge right now and we have to really think about how we move away from this moment where everything could be lost. >> if we are 99 percent alike, that is jesse watters and denni kucinich, that is some eye-opening stuff. >> my brother. >> brother from another monarch thank you, i love you too. and out-of-control texas teenager going around sucker punching strangers and filling it. alfred lewis, 19 runs up on strangers and a park and throws haymaker's from behind. his friend films it and then they posted. local news station confronted lewis and lewis says no one's perfect. >> i just made a mistake, everybody makes mistakes. all you see is the bad part about

at least i will know when i die and stand before god he will not ask me what he asked cain in the bible. where were you when your brother's blood cried out from the ground. what the world needs to start thinking about today is what will your excuse be? [cheering] bring them home now. bring them home now. [crowd chanting bring them home now] ♪♪ >> please welcome the co-chairs of the bipartisan congressional caucus to combat antisemitism, senator jackie rosen, james langeford, chris smith, and kathy manning. >> please join us now as we recite a prayer for the hostages. god of mercy and compassion, we pray, we plead that you bless, protect and guard those of your people israel and of your people from all faiths and all nations, mothers, fathers, sons and daughters, soldiers, civilians, adults, youth and babies, the captured and the missing who have been cruelly and heartlessly torn from their homes and carried off. >> may god have compassion on them and bring them out from darkness in the shadow of death. may god break their bonds, deliver them from their distress and bring them swiftly ba

chase cain talked with her about how to consider the planet with what you give. >> reporter: tis the season of the biggest impact on our planet. the things we buy are responsibility for 60% of our greenhouse gas emissions, and one or more of 80% of what we buy ends in a landfill. especially if it is clothing. the author writes about fast fashion. even when donated, it usually ends up in the dump or literally beaches a world away. what is the most important thing about consumerism and its impact on the planet? >> that it doesn't make us happy and we're actually drowning in stuff. >> reporter: she suggests vintage stores or better yet, reconsider shopping altogether. tidying expert best selling author and star of two netflix series recognizes the carbon footprint of having so much stuff. >> now having kids myself, it resonates with me. with a kind of planet are we leaving behind through this act of tidying up through the next generation? >> reporter: during the holidays, many. us struggle to think of the right thing to buy a have had loe one or the stress of crowds or spending that tim

lee cain was borisjohnson�*s director of communication.o the picture of dysfunction in decision—making in downing street. he said his old boss could be exhausting to work with because he kept changing his mind. what will probably be clear in covid, it was the wrong crisis for this prime minister's skill set. which is different, i think, from not potentially being up to the job of being prime minister. borisjohnson has declined to comment on any of the accusations levelled at him at this inquiry. but he will have his moment and will appear here, along with other key politicians, including rishi sunak, later this month. ellie price, bbc news at the covid inquiry in london. tens of thousands of children in the west of scotland will be off school today because of a strike by support staff. non—teaching staff — including caterers and cleaners — are walking out across glasgow, renfrewshire, east renfrewshire and inverclyde, in a dispute over pay. local authorities say they can't afford higher wages. a metropolitan police commander has been sacke

here, cofounder of the lincoln project, he's worked with a number of gop campaign, including john caine w. bush. jason, let's talk about this. 93 republicans voted against this bill that is more that voted against the funding bill in september the impeachment push has slowed, and republicans are divided. how is mike johnson going to survive this? this record looks worse than kevin mccarthy's. >> he's got to survive it, stephanie, because no one else -- will right now. we saw some of the most prominent names of republican organization over the last couple months stepped up and it was just louisiana football every single time. you know, other people tried, and other people tried. nobody else wants this job. so you can get rid of mike mccarthy, because he really personally dislike him. johnson is aligned ideologically and philosophically with the hardest elements of what's left of the republican organization. and they want to let him do the job. they want to let him do the job all the way to 2024, because nobody else wants this -- by, springtime everybody is gonna be running back to -- th