carolina pperros, drones, helicÓpteros, dÓnde estÁ evelyn. la joven desapareciÓ despuÉs de ver saliÓ de su trabajo, nadie sabe dÓnde estÁ. borja: ¿esa cÓmo funciona el nuevo sistema de inteligencia artificial del que todo el mundo habla? ¿te parece algo positivo crees que pondrÁn en peligro muchos trabajos? hoy en la "ediciÓn digital" ponemos a prueba este servicio para que no se te escape. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn? borja voces y carolina sarassa, es martes, Ésta es su "ediciÓn digital", quÉ bueno que estÁn con nosotros. borja: comenzamos con las dramÁticas noticias e imÁgenes que nos llegan de Última hora, desde turquÍa y desde siria, ya se estima que son mÁs de 5000 personas las que han perdido la vida y miles de heridos. segÚn la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud, esta cifra seguirÁ aumentando, y se teme que podrÍa llegar a las 20.000 personas sin vida. la cruz roja estima que los afectados por la destrucciÓn serÁn dos 150.000, y reportan que se han registrado aproxim

in fact south carolina is te.e third fastest-growing state in the nation according to the us census bureau. people want to be here the booming economy has created a record budget surplus. this year totaling over three.$5 billion of unexpected revenue. state government is superior fiscal shape. we have the largest rainy day reserve and more than any other time in recent memory. so as no surprise that 2022 was the most successful year for economic growth but for the investment project voted twice in the same year. in 2022 we announced 120 projects to create over 14000 new jobs with ten.2 seven that's almost two and half times as much so there is another sign of our economic strengthth so to add new jobs and companies are deciding to locate in south carolina. the palmetto state has one of the fastest-growing container ports, two innovative inland ports 2300 miles of airline and 41000 state maintain highways the port of charleston has the deepest harbor of 52 feet on the east coast and the volume grows exponentially.

carolina: que bueno. >> los niÑos viven muy largo.tar a toda la familia a que no se pierdan esta emotiva entrevista, esta conversaciÓn con la mamÁ de maura y esta pequeÑa. carolina: hablando de niÑos, hasta ahora todos nos preguntamos quÉ pasÓ con la bebÉ milagro que fue rescatada de los escombros de una casa derrumbada, ahora la niÑa estÁ hospitalizada en siria y se cura de los hematomas, hipotermia de la que sufriÓ cuando estuvo en los escombros, ella fue la Única sobreviviente de toda esa familia. que triste de historia. borjas: hay consternaciÓn a nivel mundial por los que ha desarrollado estos terremotos. carolina: ivÁn barrientos, bienvenido adiciÓn digital. en las Últimas horas hemos visto la imagen de la destrucciÓn, edificio que estaba a punto de colapsar y tambiÉn el mal tiempo que estÁ afectando las carreteras, quÉ posibilidad existe de encontrar una persona con vida? >> bueno, segÚn mi experiencia en las primeras 36 horas es vital para tambiÉn los grupos internacionales sabemos que hay una posibilidad de rescatehasta 72 ho

carolina: ¿todavÍa tienes ese billete de 2 $ en tu billetera?e de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalaria y médica con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta, y más, todo por una prima mensual baja, o en algunas áreas, directamente sin prima. aproveche los copagos de $0 por visitas de cuidado primario y pruebas de laboratorio. y ahora, una cobertura dental mejor que nunca. además, copagos y deducibles de $0 en cientos de medicamentos con receta. ahora es el momento de llamar. también pregunte por los planes ppo. nuestros agentes de ventas bilingües están aquí para guiarle. así que llame a unitedhealthcare hoy mismo. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: quÉ bueno que siguen con nosotros. esto llama la atenciÓn a esta hora, new york saben que esta tratando de luchar contra la plaga grata de que estÁ invadiendo zonas turÍsticas y residenciales, es un gran problema. carolina: es tan urgente que hasta le piden a la gente que saquen la basura mÁs tarde. ¿cÓmo acabar con esta plaga? nos conectamos en vivo con el portavoz

south carolina is majority white. it has a lot of rural areas out in south carolina. and do say that, oh that, that moves it away from middle america when you're talking about a place that's down south and has so much rural land in farm land, it doesn't make any sense. of course that's not the case. of course, democrats are going to still try to reach out to everyone in united states, black, white, asian, hispanic, gay, straight. we are the true big party in that regard. we're not trying to exclude anyone. and again, this is all about elevating diverse communities and expanding the early window to give more people a seat at the table often, you know, we keep coming back to morocco, mom, and i said it early before brock obama did when an iowa. however, i think we need to understand that brock obama, to a great extent, was an anomaly. we may never see someone like brock obama in modern politics. again, at least not in our lifetime. so a lot of other black minority candidates don't even manage to make it to south carolina. they've run out of money. by that time for a boo

carolina: ¿usted, tÍa ha podido conversar con los niÑos?dades y que su mamÁ ya no estÁ? >> he tratado de no darles muchos detalles, pero lamentablemente son adolescentes, y ellos de una vez buscan en el internet, y les he dicho que todo lo que aparece en las noticias, en las redes sociales, no es cÓmo se estÁ hablando, que hay cosas que se han dicho que no es asÍ, y que no se dejen llevar por lo que dicen analice, que cuando quieran saber algo, me digan a mÍ yo les voy a decir toda la verdad. borja: sabemos que lamentablemente no puede volver tu hermana aquÍ, pero por quÉ estÁn dando esta entrevista? ¿quÉ es lo que buscan? >> justicia. que esto no quede impune, fue una madre que falleciÓ, una madre muy dedicada a sus hijos, una madre que adoraba a sus hijos, a una hermana, a una tÍa. carolina: lamentamos mucho la terrible experiencia, ojalÁ que se haga justicia en este caso. gracias. carolina: cambiamos el tema, borja: " por eso no lo llamamos globos", ese es el comentario de un general estadounidense en relaciÓn a esos tres objetos no iden

. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn?es y carolina sarassa, es viernes, y este es su "ediciÓn digital". borja: vamos con informaciÓn, arrancamos con esta historia que desata indignaciÓn a esta hora. tratÓ de asfixiar a su bebÉ con una almohada, y ahora es madre hispana es acusada con cargo de intento de asesinato. el terrible suceso habrÍa sucedido por un aparente ataque de celos de la mamÁ mientras estaba en una videollamada con su novio. daniel: con su hija en brazos y sin ofrecer comentarios en cÁmara, este padre entrÓ al apartamento donde segÚn la policÍa de homestead, ashley diaz intentÓ asesinar a su hija de tan sÓlo un aÑo, con una almohada, mientras mantenÍa una videollamada con su pareja, quien grabÓ el incidente, la madre, segÚn la orden de arresto, tenÍa una discusiÓn con el padre de la menor, porque pensaba que Él estaba con otra mujer, empezÓ a gritar y amenaza lo de que iba a matar a la bebÉ, tras lo cual puso la almohada sobre el rostro de la niÑa con fuerza. >> a tal punto, las manos y los pies estÁn perdi

, charleston, south carolina, and myrtle beach, south carolina.venting all flights going into there. and a huge new temporary flight restriction, restricted air space prevent any airplane from flying through. it's about 140 miles by 140 miles. it goes from the surface all the way to 60,000 feet. that's really telling here, because we know from the pentagon that this balloon was up at 60,000 feet earlier this week. that's a very high altitude it's been cruising at. this is really critical because the faa is telling us that this is at the request of the department of defense to assist in the national security effort, the faa tells me. so they are in essence clearing out the airspace, trying to make it so that no possible airplane or helicopter could be in this huge box of airspace along the carolina coast. it's a large area. it goes all the way from wilmington, north carolina, at the top, to charleston, south carolina, at the south part. it encompasses the coastline and the atlantic ocean, out to the south and east. so all of the arrows here are poi

carolina: un tema muy preocupante.apÁ para ordenar algo de comer. no te imaginas cuÁnto ascendiÓ la cuenta. aquÍ te vamos a contar esta historia que se vuelve viral en tu "ediciÓn digital". no te vayas. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ locutor: en el mes de la historia afroamericana, univisiÓn celebra nuestras raÍces. ♪ [mú si está inscrito en medicare, o se jubilará pronto, es importante que se asegure de tener la cobertura de medicare adecuada. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y aproveche una amplia variedad de planes incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalaria y médica con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta, y más, todo por una prima mensual baja, o en algunas áreas, directamente sin prima. aproveche los copagos de $0 por visitas de cuidado primario y pruebas de laboratorio. y ahora, una cobertura dental mejor que nunca. además, copagos y deducibles de $0 en cientos de medicamentos con receta. ahora es el momento de llamar. también pregunte por los planes ppo. nuestros age

carolina: hablemos de los sÍntomas.el cual se presente. hay pruebas que tampoco son eficientes, cuando se detectan sÍntomas, desafortunadamente puede ser un estadio mÁs avanzado, los mÁs comunes de los sÍntomas son distensiÓn abdominal, indigestiÓn, gastritis, colitis, sobre todo en mujeres posmenopÁusicas. el cÁncer de ovario es mÁs comÚn en la menopausia que premenopausia. borja: gracias po haber estado aquÍ con nosotros. muchas gracias, doctor. >> hasta luego. borja: se enciende la polÉmica en redes sociales, un padre de california llevÓ a su hijo pequeÑo de 3 aÑos, hacerse la manicura, despuÉs de que una profesora de niÑo le hiciera que pintarse las uÑas es sÓlo cosa de niÑos. —— niÑas. el vÍdeo con el pequeÑo, le vemos el servicio completo de manicura y pedicura, lo complicÓ —— pÚblico en tiktok. y toda clase de comentarios. carolina: una buena pronta para la familia de la "ediciÓn digital", ¿llevarÍan a su hijo a hacerse un manicure y pedicure, despuÉs de que su maestra diga eso? tienen la Última palabra. lo que s

a leader who likes to say it is a great day in south carolina.ink now it is a great day in the united states of america. [applause] let me say i do not know what title to introduce my good friend. is it madame ambassador? is it my governor? here is how i'm going to introduce her. the future president of the united states. nikki haley. [applause] ♪ >> nikki, nikki, nikki. >> ♪ rising up, back on the street did my time, took my chances went the distance, now i am back on my feet just a man and his will to survive so many times, it happens too fast you trade your passion for glory don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past you must fight just to keep them alive it's the eye of the tiger it's the thrill of the fight rising up to the challenge of our rivals the last known survivor stocks is pray in the night and he is watching us all with the eye of the tiger face to face out in the heat hanging tough, staying hungry just to kill and the skills to survive it's the eye of the tiger it is the thrill of the fight rising up to the challenge of our riv

they found it in bamberg, south carolina, population 2500.s. it was not always easy. we were the only indian family. nobody knew who we were, what we were, or why we were there. my parents knew. every day they reminded my brothers and my sisters that even on our worst day we were blessed to live in america. [applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa. gov. haley: they were right then, and they are right now. my parents came to a country that was gaining strength and growing in confidence. that was then. now america is falling behind. our future is slipping. our leaders are failing us. no one embodies that failure more than joe biden. [applause] right now in the greatest country in human history we have too many families paying too much for groceries. too many mothers searching frantically for baby formula, and too many children so far behind in the classroom they may never get ahead. we have too many small businesses who cannot afford rent and too many businesses getting taxpayer bailouts. we have too much crime on our streets, too many drugs flooding o

we're talking about wilmington, north carolina, airport, myrtle beach, and charleston, south carolina. thank you so much, general, for your perspective. we're going to take a short break and we'll be right back. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar anand nutrients for immune health. ("this little light of mine") - [narrator] in the world's poorest places, they're shned, outcast, living in pain. you can reach out and chan the life of a suffering child right now. a surgery that takes as little as 45 minutes and your act of love can change a child's life forever. please call or visit operationsmile.org now. thousands of children are waiting. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no. he's making real-time money moves with merrill. so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. on a very special "tv dad"... i didn't make the dance team. what do i always say? switch your car insurance t

. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal?ucho gusto como carolina sarassa arrancando la semana con ustedes, mi querido borja estÁ de vacaciones, arrancamos con la informaciÓn y con esto, la terrible ola de ataques a vendedores ambulantes hispanos en las calles del paÍs, el Último caso, en california. y estÁ con un bate de bÉisbol como las imÁgenes son fuertes, y andrade unos tiene detalles. andrea: este vÍdeo nos muestra detalles . saÚl redondo fue atacado y quedÓ inconsciente, las imÁgenes dejan ver al sospechoso continuando soto que mientras la vÍctima hispana ya se bocabajo en el sur y varios testigos gritan intentando detenerlo. redondo sufriÓ una fractura en la nariz, terminÓ con la cara hinchada, y enrojecimiento en los ojos, dice que antes de la golpiza, el sospechoso habÍa comprado varios perros talentos, pero le pidiÓ que le diera algo gratis, lo que el vendedor no podÍa ser porque explica que el negocio no es suyo. fue golpeado con un bate de bÉisbol, considerado un arma mortal. sospechoso que vemos en estas imÁgene

we know the republicans still hold the north carolina, they still have a stronghold on north carolinaointed out it didn't turn out to be, i think with some had hope for the north carolina would become a toss-up state after president obama won it in 2008. what do you think the strategy should be for your state to increase for democrats chances in making north carolina a purple state it's not a toss-up state? >> i totally disagree with your thesis, we are an absolute toss-up state. only one time in the last four presidential election has a candidate crossed the 50% threshold that was romney in 2012, with 50. 4%. trump never crossed 50% and obama didn't win he won in 2008. no other state has had that mirror of a margin, in 2020 president biden lost north carolina by just over one point. it was the state he lost most narrowly. so we are absolutely in play for the presidential race in 2024. as it relates to state races, i want two times and 16, even though trump won two times, even our governor, democrats have proven they can win in south carolina and we are in play in the presidential in

why not north carolina?options, and i appreciate the defense of south carolina, i don't think it is as good an option as the others. put a democratic candidate in a position to win a battleground state early on and pve they can go before a general election audience. lisa: jalisa, i will give you the last word. you can defend south carolina again, but also, what do you think this will do to change the character of the candidates? >> i am going to start off by saying i pushed back again. why not south carolina? he listed a host of other states that could also go first. but south carolina has been part of the primary calendar for a while. we are familiar with what it takes for presidential candidates to come into a state like south carolina and campaign on issues we care about. why not push that to the top of the calendar? these candidates have to come in and talk about black issues early and often, and talk about how policies that they want and lament are going to affect communities, african-american communiti

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this will be from south carolina. can watch on c-span, our c-span now app and if you want, you can watch on our website at c-span.org. those republicans out in the audience, thinking about who should lead the party in 2024, brian in owings mayor -- maryland most of hello. caller: good morning, c-span. i just put a plug-in for governor hogan. he actively avoids getting tangled up in social issues, he's a businessman, and he gets work done and he does it quietly. thanks. host: before you go, what do you think is his key as being governor of maryland and working in a primarily democratic state? caller: i don't know. that's a good mystery. if somebody else knows, i would like to hear more about it. but he got the job done. that's all i know. host: what do you think are his accomplishments, at least his key accomplishments? caller: the state has a balanced budget and he is focused on infrastructure. he stays out of the social issues. that is what i liked about them. host: that's maryland's former governor, larry hogan, who

and it up in north carolina and south carolina today. then over the atlantic ocean, the u.s. is down this balloon. as you have said, they are now trying to recover whatever debris that they can and to exploit whatever equipment they can retrieve. anthony blinken, secretary of state postponed a really important significant visit to china yesterday. this whole balloon episode came about so it is obviously aggravated tensions between the two countries. we should add that according to china, they say this was a harmless weather balloon and not a spy air ship. that pentagon rejects that characterization. i think there's really, many questions here. one of which is what we don't know about what the chinese have been doing prior to this. are there other instances of similar balloons in and around north america and the united states or possibly drones? one of the chinese been up to and maybe the intelligence community knows but they have been shared that with the public because it's classified. i think it will be a lot of activity around the intelligence committee in coming days. >>

south carolina also borders states like north carolina and georgia, which allows us to message to votersates, as well. i really have to push back with my friend here when he talks about how conservative the voters in south carolina are. it is just not true. the black voters are really aligned with the values. that includes progressive issues. amna: it is not just about the democratic primary. it is about who we choose as president. this decision about who votes where, can we talk about who might emerge from that? >> how the system changes is important to that. i don't want people skipping over south carolina, so you want to compete in the calendar as it is presented. if you wanted to reform this calendar, you would be moving nevada, georgia, michigan to the front of the line. i would flip it on its head. higher proportion of black voters of that state. if we were talking about black voters, why not maryland, one in georgia, why not north carolina? among the many options and i appreciate the defense of south carolina, i don't think it is as good of an option. winning the battle ground sta

>> orbiting 135, tanker, off the coast of south carolina between south carolina and north carolina. have fighters that need to be retanked out there. this isn't floating out there. that's your tell. this is clear to me, okay, there's going to be on operation going there, you look at its track, you see the track at the aircraft flying, 135, that's refueler that will refuel the jets. if it takes time to shoot it down, there is. if you want to know the indicator, it's right there. they will do something. there's a reason it's there. it's retanking fighters and give the fighters ability to either loiter over the area to take care of the balloon down or attack, hit it and bring back and hit it again. remember, i believe when you look at this balloon, when you hit it, it's not going to come down right away, it will deflate slowly. it may take multiple, this is a great tell. if you want to talk about indicators, this is it. griff: general, when we came back from break, we see jets, two aircraft pass somewhere in the vicinity. we don't know for sure that was military but it would be logical

democrats do not have to win north carolina. want to but they do not have to know to win the presidency. this comes down to money, time, effort. when donald trump was running, it seemed that somebody was in north carolina twice a week. that is money and time. and wisconsin in arizona and pennsylvania, because north carolina was absorbing it. the migration we are seeing, we are the third fastest growing state, we have got the best array of public and private universities, a great community college system, a diverse workforce -- you will see democrats having more success in north carolina in the coming years. it will continue to be a purple state, a divided state. it will be in 2024 and beyond. elena: let's turn to climate change. the biden administration that george mr. should put out a report about the effort to transition to next zero. -- to net zero. walk us through briefly how this administration plans on closing that gap. gov. cooper: you know i like to talk about this. we did a deep the carbonization analysis, where do we w

the democratic party votes to make south carolina the first primary. how new hampshire and iowa are fighting back. >>> and dramatic rescue at sea a boat flipped over by huge waves off of oregon. how the coast guard saved the man onboard and the bizarre back story that got him there >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening for at least five days a chinese spy balloon has been traveling over the united states it was spotted in montana and kansas and today over the carolinas. this afternoon its journey ended in dramatic fashion. this is the moment u.s. fighter jets took it out >> there we go >> they got it >> boom! >> and then witnesses watched it slowly plummet down into the ocean. the operation required shutting down commercial air traffic from at least three different airports across the carolinas. you can see here the empty airspace that created. president biden was then quick to announce the operation. but there are still questions about why it took so long to take action, and what it could mean for relations bet

north carolina and south carolina.ports down, just there at the top where the yellow dots. that's where it was decided that the operation would take place. so, just a quick map. this balloon we've been following has been shut down. the united states authorities finally taking the decision that once the bloom was overwater, it was safe in the right thing to do to shoot it down. you are watching bbc news. bye—bye. just pausing there and saying goodbye to our viewers watching around the world. thank you for staying with us if you're watching here in the uk. as i was saying, this breaking newsjust in here in the uk. as i was saying, this breaking news just in the last 20 minutes or so, that this surveillance balloon from china, or a meteorological gathering, there was a dispute between chinese authorities and the us authorities about what the purpose is in the level of sophistication of intention behind this balloon, but we do know it has been floating across the us land mass and got the coast, to the sea, they decided the

, to my home community in south carolina with the savannah river site. this confirms that president biden and vice president harris should resign. my call for resignation was valujet lid in august of 2021 due the disastrous withdrawal in afghanistan creating a safe haven for terrorist who is attack american families. it was not political in 2021. when the succeeding president then 1350ebger nancy pelosi would have been a democrat. now in 2023 with speaker kevin mccarthy a republican. it's irrelevant for american families which party is in power because the first criteria of leader should be their capability regardless of party. sadly biden and harris are failures. resignation is further re-enforced by their open border policies having allowed hundreds of identified terrorists into america to commit mass murder. when the domestic attack occurs, biden and harris will not be able to adequately respond. credible leadership is imperative to protect american families. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carol

city of charlotte, north carolina.esponded to a question about, it listen closely. >> >> joining me right now is nbc news investigative report there, dan. you can sort of make it out there, the u.s. president saying he is going to take care. but what do you take that to mean, any word from officials about these latest sightings? >> well that does seem to suggest that the u.s. is prepared to shoot down at the boulogne, given that it's now approaching the atlantic ocean, that could present an opportunity for them since they removed this whole risk they have been worried about the debris from this really large airship might pose a safety risk. they would still have to think about sort of courted neighing off air traffic around the area if they did that. we still don't know if they will go ahead and try and shoot it down. it is at a very high altitude. but there are ways that they could take it. down really, this does not pose obviously a physical threat, it's not carrying bombs or something like that. but the diplomatic f

giant of north carolina politics, jim broyhill, who passed away last week at 95. mr. broyhill served in this house for 23 years and briefly as a member of the united states senate. his torrey began in the town of lenore where he was born the sun of james edgar and sadie hunt broyhill, whose broyhill furniture had become a thriving business and brand name known nationwide. ed broyhill, his father, despite living in a state where the republican party was almost extinct, was a republican national committee man. jim broyhill listened at the kitchen table as community and business leaders and politicians discussed current events with his father. it sparked jim's interest, but first he attended and graduate interested the university of north carolina, class of 1950, joined the family business, and emerged as a leader of the business community in his own right. he married louise and they started a family, raising three children. but like his father, mr. broyhill was passionate about politics. he also believed fervently in competition. more than anything he wanted to buil

, charlotte, north carolina, some sightings there. so it is making its way on the east/southeast track. the other reason it hasn't been taken down yet, because they don't believe it has surveillance or intelligence gathering capabilities above and beyond chinese spy satellites which are constantly rotating around the earth and taking their own pictures of the united states. for that reason, the decision has been made at this point not to frankly shoot this thing out of the sky. president joe biden gave a request, with military options when it was spotted over montana earlier this week but the pentagon recommended against it at this time. where do they go from here? the state department and the pentagon have made it clear they view it as a violation of u.s. air space, a violation, a breach of international law, and they view this severely ahead of a high stakes visit, or planned visit, i should say, of secretary of state antony blinken to beijing. it was to be the first time the top u.s. diplomat has visited china in beijing in six yea

carolina area got a look at this thing falling from the sky.nd videos, curious to exactly what was falling from the sky. the balloon incident out here earlier today causing the faa to initiate ground stop at three airports along the coast, carolina coast in wilmington and myrtle beach area and one area a little further south of us, ground stop has been lifted the last couple of hours or so but it caused quite a bit of headache for folks trying to get into this area. i was one of them, had a flight at 1:40 p.m. expected to get to the myrtle beach area around 2:40 p.m. but that did not happen. the flight continuously got delayed over and over again until the ground stop was finally lifted this afternoon. this was white a site here as folks were able to get a look at the chinese spy balloon, get shot with the missile and drop down into the ocean. we haven't seen any boats or anything of that sort, any military boats on the water to try to pick up some of the debris we were told that fell into the ocean but we do expect some teams out there to try

the well-run, affluent parts of south carolina. department of education goes to the states and says if you teach this we will give you this much money. if you teach critical race theory we will give you this much money. a governor has the right to say we don't want that money. and we have to start empowering states to be able to decide what their schools are going to learn and not have washington, d.c. do it. they are clearly clueless and they are not listening to you. when we empower teachers, more importantly when we empower parents and allow parents to pick the school of theirs -- of their child's needs -- [applause] i see you saying that, it is not just about school choice for the kids, it is about school choice for you. when you look at how little you're getting paid and the burdens they are putting on you, you would get to move schools. you would get to move -- you would get to teach in the environment you choose. it is teacher choice, parent choice. we do it in every other sect there except education and look at the results

air base in south carolina. are bases and north carolina, there is no shortage of resources and it's just a matter of executing it properly and safely. i imagine there is word out also to commercial ships at sea for you know and case debris does rain down if they do choose to shoot this down. >> general, talk to me about how you take an instrument like this down? a balloon like this down and maintain the integrity of it for u.s. intelligence? >> that's a great question. >> go ahead general. >> that's a great question, obviously we don't normally train to this you know in our military. not the air force and certainly not our other forces out there weatherbeaten a, v. army or marine corps. so i am quite sure that the air force has gone through many rehearsals to try and hit this thing in such a way that it can come down and not cause a large debris field, number one because again, the object of bringing this thing down is to try and bring it down so we don't endure any u.s. civilians out there. they also will be a

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself the balance of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. during this debate, we heard a lot about e.s.g. investing and there's a clear difference of opinion on it. and whether they see things the same way is not the point. what matters is that biden-harris rule puts the decision-making when it comes to considering e.s.g. factors where it belongs, in the hands of retirement plan beneficiaries who are best position and bound by law that has not changed to act prudently on behalf of planned participants. and that's where the decision-making should stay. they, not members of congress, know what's best -- what's in the best interest of their planned participants and they're bound by their fiduciary responsibilities to do the right thing. when supporters say the fiduciary should not consider nonpecuniary factors, they can in fact

that south carolina more accurately does so. so obviously, there is some pushback from the two states affected by this the most. iowa to new hampshire. iowa caucus, they're around for roughly 50 years, it's not just tradition there, but then you have the new hampshire primary, the counts for roughly 100 years. and we spoke with new hampshire chairman. what he had to say on how he said their hands are tied because of state law in new hampshire that requires them to have the country's first primary, and because new hampshire's republican controlled, he said that there is no way around this, and that again, their hands are tied. take a listen. >> well, they did give us an extension to keep working with them until june, third and we look forward to having that conversation. but it's very clear that new hampshire is going to have the first nation primary, and that is really the end of the story. >> so lindsay, what is interesting here is that as we are waiting for this vote, there has been a discussion happening, and we are hearing f

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f-15 aircraft at seymour johnson in south carolina.th carolina this line look from surfside beach california. people familiar with myrtle beach and it does appear in this chinese spy balloon has been shot down. we are seeing tethering the u.s. military waiting until it safely off the east coast of the nine states over the atlantic ocean print terms about the general same exploiting sinus material, obviously sensitive chinese spyware will not mix well with the saltwater of the atlantic ocean. but there is no question from wanting to see how these things are designed for the summit u.s. military will want to know. as we heard early former defense secretary u.s. military the biden administration did not this chinese balloon floating also back to china. there not be mission accomplishment for the united states. mike: folks at home and we are lucas talk about different bases in that sort of thing going to cover the pentagon for a number of years for us but lucas is also a naval academy graduate. it's hard to imagine better colic on duty tod

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fighter jets off the coast of south carolina. that happened live, exclusion arively on fox news last hour. our chad pergram now, fox news senior congressional correspondent, joins us on the phone. chad, i understand that you have new reaction from the hill. >> reporter: yeah. we're just starting to get comments from members of congress. i spoken a few minutes ago with lindsey graham, republican senator from south carolina. he says, quote, it sounds like it was a good decision to me to shoot could be the balloon. i'm -- down the balloon. i'm open-minded to hear our explanation. he called this a provocative act by the chinese. his biggest question, though, what's in it. he wants to find out if the chinese explanation that this was a weather balloon is ors in fact, a lie. but here's something graham talks about that's very important, if they shot this down, meaning the u.s. military, in a way that you can't recover it and get the information, that is negligence. there has been a debate about if you shot it down on u.s. soil, you mig

that stems from unknown agreement that the north carolina entered -ste of north carolina entered with -- >> suppose youssble a student body in which various racial groups coincide almost exactly to the percentage of those racial groups in the generapolation, would you say, now we have done it, we have achieved diversity? >> no, your honor. i don't think we wod y we need to reach those levels either. they should stand up andaye should be doing far more. we are trying to comply with isourt's precedents which requires consideration of a holistic basis. >> grutter also says using racial classifications are so potentially dangerous however compelling their goal. they can be employed no more oay. going down further, all governmental use of race must have a logalndpoint, reasonable duration mi and race conscious submissions policies. i gather, the j as saying, when does it end? grutter says this is so dangerous. grutter does not say this is great. grutter thiangerous and it has to have an endpoint. i hear you telling justice alito there is no endpoint. >> i apologize i gave that impression.

i'm joined now by nbc's ali vitali in charleston, south carolina.ency. looking at nikki haley's background, what are kind of her generally acknowledged strengths and weaknesses in a fight against donald trump? >> yeah, this really does feel like a moment where the book has legs going forward because we are once again now seeing a field of candidates where women will at least one of them, be running in this field. and the fact that nikki haley is trump's first official challenger gives her the benefit of being able to define herself at an early point, but certainly trump is already out there trying to define her for the base that he has such command over saying that she's someone, and this is true, who said initially that she wouldn't run in this primary if trump himself were running but now putting out a video today, chris, that not only touts her south carolina roots, the fact she's a first generation american, born to indian parents, but also the fact she's not someone who weather's bullies. in one part of her speech, she talks about the work she'

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