won by 8 points. >> so this chris grant co-founder of big dog strategies, how did he and santos get linked of candidates that he represents. you need a political operative if you go to someone like big dog. it's a name that people know because he's worked on campaigns. he's had a pretty good track record. there was a guy named steve watkins, who was kind of a proto santos. he embellished parts of his story. he said he was a hero of mt. everest, he saved people during the earthquake there. at least he was close to mt. everest, close to base camp. he didn't save anyone. he had some property in alaska. it was unclear if he had property in kansas. he listed his address as a ups store. if you're a political operative, you don't always get to choose your candidates. when do you say no? do you cut bait? the answer for him was no, you stay the course and try to win. >> so many of the lessons these candidates have learned from donald trump is when there's scandal and lies, just put your head down and plow through them. >> exactly. that's what trump did and he's still standing. zach, my question is

dr chris grant says we will all have to think carefully about how we use the service.verything we possibly can to deliver a high quality service. but i think i've got to be brutally honest as well, is that there are some patients that we simply won't be able to send an ambulance to. but the public know that, and they know that we'll do everything we can to prioritise those who need us the most. so we have to be honest with the public, but i think as long as the public know we'll do everything we can to protect them, i think we'll work well together. and was there a faint or blackoutjust before the injury? the message from the ambulance service is pretty straightforward. they are asking us tomorrow to take stock, to think carefully before calling for an emergency ambulance. to ask ourselves, is this really a life—threatening emergency? something like a heart attack, stroke or a seizure? if the answer to that question is yes, then absolutely do call an ambulance, and they are confident the measures they put in place to mitigate the strike action will mean help can reach

dr chris grant says we will all have to think carefully about how we use the service.eally confident that we're doing everything we possibly can to deliver a high quality service. but i think i've got to be brutally honest as well, is that there are some patients that we simply won't be able to send an ambulance to. but the public know that, and they know that we'll do everything we can to prioritise those who need us the most. so we have to be honest with the public, but i think as long as the public know we'll do everything we can to protect them, i think we'll work well together. and was there a faint or blackout just before the injury? the message from the ambulance service is pretty straightforward. they are asking us tomorrow to take stock, to think carefully before calling for an emergency ambulance. to ask ourselves, is this really a life—threatening emergency? something like a heart attack, stroke or a seizure? if the answer to that question is yes, then absolutely do call an ambulance, they are confident the measures they put in place to mitigate the strike a

dr chris grant says we will all have to think carefully about how we use the service.nfident that we're doing everything we possibly can to deliver a high quality service. but i think i've got to be brutally honest as well, is that there are some patients that we simply won't be able to send an ambulance to. but the public know that, and they know that we'll do everything we can to prioritise those who need us the most. so we have to be honest with the public, but i think as long as the public know we'll do everything we can to protect them, i think we'll work well together. not everyone will be joining the picket lines tomorrow. daniel works for the west midlands ambulance service. he's not striking but understands why others might. personally, for me, it was more about kind of patient safety. so bearing in mind if a lot of staff are off on this strike, we have to factor into account kind of patient safety being compromised. and for me, that was something i didn't wish to kind of be a part of. and concerns over patient safety are one factor that ministers say is behin

but donna and chris grant, who was an iowa and others before congress and got the tower amendment repealed. so that was very good for women's at least the tournament was to eliminate athletics from from the title. nine proposition. now at least we have equal or supposedly we equal opportunity to the guys in sport. and i think that is what the things that should propel women into playing to a greater extent. it certainly has meant that we have a far greater number of athletes are playing female sports. rachel, can i interject one thing to asking about her interest sports? initially you told a story. students earlier today and i have an about this in the book. i just think it's wonderful. your first feeling of competitiveness as a four year old girl. and i wondered if you could tell audience here that story. now really a good story for you to say. i had a a disease that was affecting lungs and i was having a hard time breathing and. i finally decided there was a boy down the hall who also had the same disease. and one of the. efforts to improve ventilation was to blow bubbles. one big jar to

grant modification. presenting this item is chris mc daniels superintendent of street, environmental service this is is an action item. then mr. mc daniels the floor is yours. >> thank you, bob. >> good morning, everyone. help new year to everyone. i'm chris mc daniels the superintendent for bureau of street and environmental service. happy to be here, today we will talk about chinese newcomer grant extension. what we are asking for today is for the extension of the chinese new come everybody service grab convac it is 2, 30, 08 cure dooation is 6 months the contractor is chinese newcomer service center. they provide train pregnant maintain the cleanliness on the contract. to provide background, the yient block grant program provides job training. employment and workforce development opportunity to ensure public spaces and arrive way remain safe issue clean and inviting. more background is provides job training, employment and workforce develop inspect china town to maintain the neighborhood. i want to emphasize that neighborhood this group is engaged in the area and they have made contacts with certain bu

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reaction to stock homes, granting permission to a far right danish activist to hold an anti turkish protest outside the turkish embassy on saturday. you zealand education minister chris hipkins is set to become prime minister, taking over from current pm cinder ardor who announced her surprised resignation. latrice on thursday and hipkins was the only candidate nominated to replace her. and also suggesting lawmakers wanted to avoid a drawn out in leadership continent. i was the only police and protesters have clashed for a 2nd night on the streets of the peruvian capital. thousands flooded into lima to call for fresh elections. and the resignation of the country's president dina blue arctic. dozens of people have died after weeks of violent protests. chinese new year celebrations have kicked off around the globe and especially in china, the festivities usher in the year of the rabbit and hundreds of millions of people are marking the holiday. it's also one of the busiest days of travel on the planet . the travel surge in china to spend time with family comes after relaxation of covered restrictions. shine is night, sky light south has celebrations, kick off for the l

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homes, granting a permission to a far right danish activist to hold an anti turkish protest outside the turkish embassy on saturday. anger is unity. i want to take the zealand education minister, chris hipkins is set to become prime minister, taking over from current p. m, just into our down who announced her surprise resignation on thursday. hipkins was the only candidate nominated to replace her bra suggesting lawmakers wanted to avoid a drawn out leadership contest nomination. 9 o'clock on the chinese learning ye, holidays officially begin this weekend. it comes with a travel rush, regarded as one of the world's largest human migration events. this year's holiday season is the 1st in china to feature such mass travel since the pandemic began more than 3 years ago. when a new year is expected to provide a nickname and economic boost, but health officials have warned that covered cases could serge in the coming weeks . and that is all for this. our coming up next reporter takes a look at jobs for employees with disabilities in germany. don't forget this morning is an analysis on our website that we found at d. w dot com. bonnie's coming up in 45 minutes. i was you. thing was like a

granted. yes, we have been there three out of four but it is not easy and guaranteed. chris: what a gutsy win for the niners. the eagle stand in the way who made easy work of the giants yesterday. more highlights and reaction when i come back in sports, but the countdown to the cheesesteaks in philly officially on. j.r.: the trash talking is already underway. levi's stadium was rocking this afternoon and full of red and gold. the faithful did not disappoint. we were there for the game and have the fan takeaways for 18 heading to the next round -- a team heading to the next round. >> you don't need to know the score to know one -- >> it was so good. i cannot even explain it. >> godod. >> just good? >> fantastic. >> levi's stadium, the playground as the san francisco 49ers hosted the dallas cowboys in the nfc divisional playoffs. two picks plus the 49ers defense gave them a first-half lead. >> it was defense at its best. the best man won. >> defense. >defense always wins games. >> it was 9-9 in the third is the two teams met for the ninth time in playoff history. until kittle'

chris: let me interject because there would not have been a college program without him. caller: i am one of the founding members. when i first went to prison, the pell grants by the time i got my ged. and we fought for 28 years to get higher education back. that is when we met chris hedges. it was a long battle. i presented the white paper to them. it went in as is. it was not funded, but then we got our community organizers on the ground and got funding. from 2012 until now, we have made a big impact in new jersey, not only bringing people home and keeping them home, but educating the whole person on what is needed to be successful in your life and your community, pretty much in the world. host: thank you, sir. chris: they not only get their college degree, but very few of us could go through what they went through. imagine earning a college degree, much less sumo cum laude. host: he said 90 -- he said he had been in for 10 years. chris: these sentences are long. these are just two political appointees who decide whether or not you can go before the parole board. they say, no, you cannot even meet with the parole board. and if you do meet with them, one o

granted again. >> of course, you don't. you have him on the table every minute. >> i've got the scars from 2016, chris, but sure.look at how he, you know, you know the list of accomplishments. wages are going up, you know, the manufacturing coming back. he actually has kept his promises on a number of things that matter to a number of parts of this country, and the key for he and kamala harris will be to run a race as a team, and to talk about how they will continue progress in this country. obviously it looks like he's going to lean into the economy record, and, you know, what can i just say -- you guys are laughing. >> we are. we are. >> five seconds. >> you're going to have to laugh afterward. >> the republican brand is very damaged by the republicans in the house who are letting the crazies in their party run amok. >> okay. i got to stop you right there. the hand's up. that's a really serious signal. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >>> up next, he spent decades as one of the most prominent voices on american foreign policy, but his new book focuses on the threats at home. richard haas joins us on

granted hansen, janai nelson, my great thanks for you for joining us tonight. that's all in for this week. alex wagner starts tonight. good evening,. alex >> thanks chris, thank you for joining us this evening. tyre nichols as 29 years. old his family and friends remember him as a great kid, and a beautiful soul. he was energetic an outgoing. he was even goofing. he had a four-year-old son. he worked the second ships, returning to his mother's house briefly at 7 pm for his late day lunch break. tyre nichols loved his mother. she said even had her name tattooed on his arm which made her proud. and he loved skateboarding, tyre nichols family says that he was pretty good. >> that was his passion, he's been skating since he was six years old. when he left around to 3:00, he was on his way to -- because my son every night and look at the sunset that was his passion owing to shelby farms and take pictures. >> that, is what's mother says tyree nichols was doing on january 7th. he was driving to shelby farms, to take in the sunset before coming back home for his mom's sesame seed chicken dinner. which was a meal that he loved. his mom said the tyree almost mad

chris mason that nadhim zahawi is authorised hmrc, the text body to disclose details about his clipart text for us to the prime ministers ethics advisers. nadhim zahawi wrote to the chief executive last night grantingim zahawi wants submission submission with independent advisers and he believes that will corroborate his account of his dealings with hmrc and his statement in this end and that message, an update on the nadhim zahawi and the prime minister following that meeting at checkers, unable to escape a lot of questions about his most senior ministers and former chancellor as well, of course. push up chancellor as well, of course. push up to date with that in the world of politics and 28 past five and will turn our attention some pride for the next and russia has hit ukraine with another wave of missiles this time come with a morning rush hour and injuring ii time come with a morning rush hour and injuring 11 others in the capital kyiv and they said the critical infrastructure was damaged in the black sea region. he strikes come the day after germany in the us confirmed they would send leopard in a text of country. germany's defence ministry said he wanted his vehicles the end of march. russia

about that flipside, chris the idea that because i got an email about it earlier in the show because everything's free in the nhs public, it for in the nhs public, take it for grantedy drink too much smoke high , bmi, type two much smoke high, bmi, type two diabetes, all of these are lifestyle related conditions. why should the nhs picking up the tab? yeah, there was once floated an idea you would pay your doctors to stay healthy so that there would be some sort of cause relationship with if your doctor to keep you healthy and if you follow the regime. i think i see there are a lot of apps actually that are doing this now, aren't but are monitoring you. if you if you if you sign up, if the insurance and you walk a certain of and if you walk a certain of steps and you show you're doing certain things and why that certain things and why is that a bad thing. mean the late great bad thing. i mean the late great george he wouldn't get george best told he wouldn't get a unless. he kicked a new liver unless. he kicked the bottle. his doctor to the bottle. his doctor said to him, not getting a new him, you are not getting a new liver until you've cleaned yourself up bit. y

about that flipside, chris the idea that because i got an email about it earlier in the show because everything's free in the nhs public, it for in the nhs public, take it for grantedy drink too much smoke high , bmi, type two much smoke high, bmi, type two diabetes, all of these are lifestyle related conditions. why should the nhs picking up the tab? yeah, there was once floated an idea you would pay your doctors to stay healthy so that there would be some sort of cause relationship with if your doctor to keep you healthy and if you follow the regime. i think i see there are a lot of apps actually that are doing this now, aren't but are monitoring you. if you if you if you sign up, if the insurance and you walk a certain of and if you walk a certain of steps and you show you're doing certain things and why that certain things and why is that a bad thing. mean the late great bad thing. i mean the late great george he wouldn't get george best told he wouldn't get a unless. he kicked a new liver unless. he kicked the bottle. his doctor to the bottle. his doctor said to him, not getting a new him, you are not getting a new liver until you've cleaned yourself up bit. y