you can watch the archbishop of canterbury delivering his knee a message on because he was at twelve thirty five this lunchtime. and again on the this he too. at five o'clock this evening. it's the first day of a new decade. and the year twenty ten has been welcomed in with parties and celebrations across the world in the u.k. hundreds of thousands of party goes braved freezing temperatures. to set the new year off with a bang. big bang signal the start of the fireworks in the capitol hill centered on the london bombers johnson said the display showed the most exciting city on a board to the future with optimism and energy. the crowd on the embankment dance to the very top the blanks on it and brought tens of thousands of people from around the world brave subzero temperatures. to watch the fireworks over the castle and celebrate hogmanay in moves so she stopped. to call it what they could have gotten australia with a display of fireworks over sydney harbor. that was labeled the greatest show on earth. cities around the world competed to put on the best performance in hong kong the w

>> well, patrick is he's currently is at home in canterbury, england. but he's deciding whether he's been -- deciding whether to return to kabul or bagdad, that's where he spends -- >> and alexander -- >> alexander is living in northern california where he's got his web -- his newsletter counterpunch.org -- counterpunch.org. and engaged in ever more interesting architectural projects on his house. >> as a last clip you have a little rap song and secretary hank paulson, former treasury secretary, in a hearing situation this is only a minute or so. let's run this and then we'll wrap it up. >> this morning we meet for a hearing on the turmoil of u.s. credit markets recent actions regarding government sponsored entities, investment banks and other financial institutions. >> everybody's broke and everybody knows they're messing your money, everybody's broke. >> this is not just a cosmetic issue and a feel good issue. >> we all ain't got no money, i don't think it's very funny, everybody's broke. >> the tax payer already is going to suffer the consequences if