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chrissy.e out premieres this coming wednesday, january 24th on freeform. >> you can also stream on hulu at the sundance film festival in park city, utah. i'm george pennacchio for abc news. >> all right, lisa, i'd like to go to dinner with chrissy teigen. >> yeah, foodie for sure, right? yes a great cook. >> yeah. >> yeah, definitely. all right good morning everybody. on whether to start your sunday. but that's all going to change tonight as a level two system arrives with moderate to heavy rain gusty winds a chance of a thunderstorm and some nuisance flooding from the coastal hills to the north bay. so you can see the timeline here where the rain increases. that'll be in the north bay this afternoon. and then it spreads across the bay area. but it's not until the evening and late overnight hours that we see the very heavy rain. so we're talking about rain that could probably wake you up in some wind as well. so, so far it's been confined to the higher elevations, the north bay. and that's goi

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i mean, chrissy, she had the heavy lifting, she had the earpiece.ad producers in her ear sort of being like, we need to move on to this topic and that topic. and i just was i wanted to know what was, you know, making regina hall tick to celebrate the new show, guests were invited to a special dinner here at sundance, hosted by the stars. >> reminds me when kanye hated my cheesecake so much, that's the worst thing kanye has ever done. chrissy and dave dine out premieres this coming wednesday, january 24th on freeform. you can also stream on hulu at the sundance film festival in park city, utah. i'm george pennacchio for abc news. >> well, that looks like a lot of fun. a long forgotten piece of san francisco history is back, but on a much smaller scale. doug vargas and his twin brother dan built a miniature version of the 1939 world's fair golden gate exposition on treasure island. the model went on to display at the treasure island museum, and highlights the fair's art deco architecture, and details the nearly century old expo, the miniature version

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public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to mock chrissy. -- to democracy. is a political analyst for fox news radio. at the start of 2024, how do you assess president biden and former president trump? guest: this is shaping up to be an anti-climatic processes. there has been a lot of turbulence but president trump is a commanding position as someone whose support has only grown. he enters the new year with the commanding position in iowa, a little weaker and new hampshire. nikki haley is catching up to him. moderate showing the influence in the state. trump still has a high approval among the 60-70% of republican voters. president biden, the question is about his age. when you look at the polling and talk to voters, there is concern that is one of the biggest challenge she will have to overcome that he will be able to serve out the term and has the energy and charisma to run a campaign. he will start on the campaign trail in south carolina with his speech about democracy. host: why do you think he chose those themes in his speech, will it

of course here of in response to those ongoing attacks by chrissy rebels against the cargo ships trying to navigate and ship goods through the red sea. as our correspondence rosie batch as in brussel stats. now that could be the possible concession in the war and gaza. the us news websites actually, this is reporting that each route has offered. how much a 2 month break in the fights and in exchange for the release of all hostages still being held in gaza. the report comes us by this thing is that see the city of hon unit as i've seen, the west bombardments since the staff of the war. the homeless around health ministry and guys, i say it's at least 50 people have been killed and more than 100 wounded. several countries classify have mass as a terrorist organization. as the smoke spillers of the guns, the southern city of con eunice. as israel's ministry continues its bombing campaign is like to strike forcing dozens of the wounded into hospitals that are overwhelmed and under results. children and babies are among those injured or killed. dr. say they're struggling to treat patients an

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their mugs to chrissy's last day of chemotherapy treatment this week.r both of you. as we say good-bye, a word about the legendary host of another sunday morning program. charles osgood led the iconic cbs "sunday morning" for 22 years, a sterling chapter in his legendary career as a broadcaster. he was an elegant and comforting voice to millions of americans over the years on television and radio and a beloved sunday morning colleague to people like my father. he died this week at the age of 91. charlie, we'll see you on the radio. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you back here next week on "sunday today." >>> good morning. it is sunday, january 28th, 7:00, as we take a live look outside. just a little bit of sun rise. so you can't see as well the tower illuminated in red and gold. thank you so much for joining us on this championship sunday. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel l

it looks like this, where americans can see my chrissy at work because citizens are truly informed. get informed straight from the source on c-sunfiltered, unbiasr word, from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. rst this morning, two days ahead of the new hampshire primary, with andrew smith. he is the survey center directr at the university of new hampshire. we are going to be talking about new hampshire primary polling and other trends. good morning. guest: good morning. host: let's start off. tell us about the new hampshire survey center. how do you get your funding? is this partisan or nonpartisan research? let's start there. guest: the unh survey center is an academic survey center. it has been around since the 1970'i've been the director sine 1999. i am also a political science professor. we are not funded by the university, we get our fding largely through research that university faculty are doing, government grants or projects on various■ój forth. we also

is, i think, a coastal issue that underlies this somewhat artificial distinction between um i talk chrissy and democracy because i think at the base of replies a totally different understanding of what makes. i'm with governors, both russia, china, and many other societies favor society of framework. a framework that is to deliver social woods rather than individual. busy list gains, i wonder, and i know you don't leave it in the united states or don't reside in the united states at the moment. but when do you think concerts is good governance for an average american disease? then fortunately in united states, increasingly, uh, government has been discredited. i do campaigns good standing back around reagan, the say the enemy, government is the enemy and somehow the private sector, which is in fact another form of intel turn and governance run by multinational corporations and banks as an alternative. and that is reaching the extreme. now in which government and politicians represent different flavors of multinational corporations and as obamacare, the power representing i p facebook, goog

someone i'll give it the narrative from the west really recently has been about democracy versus or top chrissy so and do just very briefly let me ask you, is that watching? well, i mean this and this has a problem with in the many country and the goal this house but they've got so democracy or lack of it. and they need to investigate it, especially if i know you know, question from from the west, because maybe i know they liked. nicola says it's about governance. and that seems to be a big problem in many of the countries in the south. this thing they need for this, we need to investigate definitely. and those to be able to know, to expand and negotiate with other countries addressing all the problems i got that's uh, climate change for an aide, a developer, and all those things they need to happen. but because we need to have good governments in all the countries in the, in the global south, the not, i guess that's the biggest challenge, sort of in huge challenges ahead, but we'll leave it there for now. thank you to or about guess nicholas on go back and the by unit and do my own because he'

so the out of the one who is actually a beautiful responsibility. western political that paul chrissy in the middle east has been a key focus of discussion as much as top diplomats. so a guideline for all the dress, the media and his annual 2 and a session earlier today, i'll see correspondence. marina called the ref, brings us the d. so as we heard today from sir dillard road that russia is basically on a new path, the part that has been on actually for quite a while. now since we realize that was the force is only looking out for its own interest at the expense of a, of others, that's why russia has, we'll explore another avenues and building on partnerships with countries like china, like india, for example. and also expanding organizations that they'll take parting. now moving on when it comes to gauze of the situation, there's are collaborative, announce on next week. he will be address from the un security council. and he will be proposing for collective efforts to resolve the middle east crisis, les leslie, some more as to what's her deliver. i have to say about washington's do

this is what my chrissy looks like.n powered by cable. >> we are ju days away from the new hpshire primary on tuesday and republican presidential candidate nikki haley is meeting with voters to gain more support in manchester now where she hosted aally. this is just under one hour. haley! ♪ [crowd chants "nikki"] >> thank you, thank you, thank you! i'm cracking up, because yo way too many rebels today -- too many redhe is such a great . i love the relationship he has with granite staters. give him an applause. it really is. [applause] he tells you the truth. he fights for you. he really does understand, you've got to be with the people. not those in elected office. he's done that. we have been all over the state multiple times. when we started, trying to get together and he decided to endorse me, i love music, you were listening to my playlist, i love music, and he got to pick a song that he wanted to come out . me what his song was. so we are standing there -- i'm right behind him, and all of a sudden, "welcome to the

iowa have always is culture is in sour cream raising pies that he can get his meaty hands on in chrissy's donald trump was he likes, donald duck, has become halt with breath and bertha next week in the trunk about might insert himself into a vetted deep yogurt for the next few months as his first trial for the election interference, good start coincidentally, the day before super tuesday. but that's political little you guys, becoming. >> with your book, this election together, going to save america and we are going to bring our country back from heck. kennedy: yes hew hockey sticks in my prediction is tough on for whatever reason, will be the nominee believe cackling, at the top of the democrat ticket when joe bales me travelers contest how he might have some much needed a girl and girl political action if nikki haley and, square off our very first estrogen election, paredes, one president come up with who passed the double x chromosomes going to make it all of the way the white house. and it is not all politics all of the time in 2024, we need to take a breather, we also have the lyrics

ramaswamy and chris christie with six and 2% respectively when the poll asked who voters preferred with chrissy out of the race, his two points going right into the haley column. a "wall street journal" piece with the headline haley/desantis food fight validates trump debate. they hammer each other in last ditch bid for second place. hammering they are. watch. >> every time he lies, drake university don't turn this into a drinking game because you'll be overserved by the end of the night. >> we don't need another mealy mouthed politician who tells you what she thinks he want to hear. >> did he tell you banned fracking and off shore drilling in he did? >> when she gets called out she said she never said something she did or say you are lying. >> if he will talk about the economy, why does florida have the highest property insurance in the country? why is it that it is named american hot spot for inflation? >> nikki haley is running for her donor's issues, i'm running for your issues and your family's issues. >> julie: the former president in their sights. >> what do you say to the former preside

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cheers and applause ] next week, we've got new shows with ike barinholtz, rob lowe, david chang, chrissyigen, danielle brooks, and john oliver will be with us. we'll have music from sierra feral, kali uchis, and peat yorn. our first guest, is a remarkably talented person with an oscar, a harvard diploma, and a hammer of thor to show for it. her latest highly acclaimed performance is called "may december." it's on netflix now. please welcome natalie portman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's great to see you. happy new year, all that stuff. do you actually have the hammer of thor? >> i do. >> jimmy: you do. >> i do. they gave me kind of the memorabilia one that no one's allowed to touch. then i also have my stunt practice hammer which gets more use. >> jimmy: it gets use. what kind of use does it get? >> my kids know not to try and harm with it. but i have to be careful when kids visit the house. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, sure. >> yeah. it's -- it's heavy. it can do damage. >> jimmy: and can you do this and will it come to you? [ laughter ] >> naturally. >> jimmy: how old are your kids n

music from kali uchis. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we'll be joined by terry crews, chrissyeigen and david chang, with music by sierra ferrel. so please join us for that. our first guest has been a star since before the mario brothers. he's been in so many movies, so many television shows. now he adds another game show to his resume. his new show is called "the floor." you can see it tuesdays at 9:00 on fox. please welcome rob lowe! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, how are you? >> thank you, thank you, god, that's a nice welcome. >> jimmy: very good to see you. did you know you were here exactly one year ago? >> it's a -- it's our anniversary. >> jimmy: it is our anniversary. >> it's our new groundhog's day. >> jimmy: what is the one-year anniversary? is it paper? >> paper clip. >> paper clips? that's nice, i'll get you some after the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how long have you been married to your wife? >> 33 years? >> jimmy: 33 years. [ cheers and applause ] >> which is great but it gets more expensive. i'm way past paper clips. that's the only downside. >>

. >> focusing on the ballot was make it easier you don't love this contest will support about chrissynd they had, biden will be the nominee and by the way, dean phillips doesn't think so. >> i'm not going to iowa new hampshire la know the station started south carolina, can't believe they rewrote that there are people summa by the right three straight to the dnc is going have to do present afternoon this was. >> and fairness each party in power does this. >> with the big harder for the candidates you should make it easier. >> i think this is team over not be surprised about the state shows. >> senator is a republican democrat here. >> let's see if you actually get along actually come on the show, influencers are targeting your kids, peddling dangerous product other getting better at it and you will find out and we will invited when we come out back but first make it easier to get to the airport security, if you're an illegal alien, that your benefit actually citizen of the united states is because what if you just have a hard, a second illegally you float run through we view the detai

new shows with ike barinholtz, rob lowe, david chang, chrissy teigen and more, plus music from sierrand kali uchis. so please join us all this week. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest people on television. last night he won his 499th and 500th emmys for his work on "last week tonight with john oliver," which returns sunday, february 18th, to hbo and max. please welcome john oliver. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: whac-a-mole thing. >> i'm sitting on the duffy. thanks. thank you. let's agree to disagree. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i heard you backstage. while i was reading the promos during the commercial breaks -- >> oh my god, i love this so much. >> jimmy: i will read the promos for the local affiliates. you were laughing hysterically. >> yes, it's a thousand-yard stare in your eyes. the complete and emotional depth of, "hi, gwen in philly." [ laughter ] the whole of coming here tonight was worth it just to witness that. just the emotional implosion. "barry in san antonio." >> jimmy: we did barry in san antonio yeah. he'll work his way up to l.a. eventually. >> did sure,

the fence cross-examination's, chrissy jennifer crumbley's concern for her son. >> we agree the overallng an interest in figuring out what's wrong with her son. >> she's pointing out things that she's aware of. >> both sides taking swipes at each other. >> this shooting is awful. it's the prosecution -- all of this up here and putting them -- >> the shooting is the result of the gross negligence. that is the case. >> we >>> -- was also asking the judge to compel the shooter, the defendant's son,

the fence cross-examination's, chrissy jennifer crumbley's concern for her son. >> we agree the overall, she is indicating an interest in figuring out what's wrong with her son. >> she's pointing out things that she's aware of. >> both sides taking swipes at each other. >> this shooting is awful. it's the prosecution -- all of this up here and putting them -- >> the shooting is the result of the gross negligence. that is the case. >> we >>> -- was also asking the judge to compel the shooter, the defendant's son, to testify at her trial. still, no official ruling on that. from the drug. back to you. ,. ,,,,. ,. . a the he it,. ,. the reckless will -- disregard of e. jean carroll's rights. it is awarding carroll $18 million for -- deliberating for less than three hours. it included trump storming out of the courtroom and the judge's threats to lock up trump's lawyer. we have reporters and analysts in place ready to go through all of the days big developments for us. o go ti welcome you all. we begin in las vegas where we expect donald trump and vice president harris to be speaking separat

that haley's poised to benefit e most from christie's absence in the race, with a vast majity of chrissy supporters, 65%, saying that haley is their second choice. notably, desantis is nobody second choice, when it comes to crazy supporters. make no mistake, trump has a commanding lead in the national polls. he remains the outright favorite for the republican nomination, but there are some factors that could work into kayleigh's favor that could give her a fighting chance as the race heads to her home state of south carolina in february. among those factors, lawsuits, criminal cases, outstanding constitutional questions, and erratic candidate with authoritarian tendencies who could end up in jail. a boost of momentum out of ottawa could help haley last long enough to be the candidate waiting in the wings, should something historic up and this race. joining me live from the ground in des moines, iowa, is nbc news correspondent, vaughn hillyard. also with us is henry cox, political columnist for the new republican. host of the podcast, space the nation. welcome to both of you. anna murray,

and we also have the captain, who is reportedly also in a critical condition. chrissy as you say, it's a miracle that nitty 300 what a g passengers were able to escape from not playing any goes to show how important the emergency evacuation procedures. all of japan outlines is a very good safety record. the. oh absolutely. they have a very good safety record and they also, um i've been reading has been trained to evacuate a plane in 90 seconds. and it certainly seems to have been the all the difference in this case. and they prioritize a saving lives of a bruises and broken bones. reportedly, some of the injuries sustained through the passages came because the, the slide from the rear of the plane appears to be very steep about all of them got out considering how quickly that plane wind up inflamed off to the evacuations . it is a commendable job undoubtedly by the crew to not just get the passengers out by themselves out as well with only 17 minus injuries. chris, this apple which is a major effort, is one of 2 in tokyo. this is not going to create major headaches and tons of reschedu

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chrissy, from your point of study, looking at cameras and the impact of television does inevitably crisis in controversy overwhelm the information? and we get distract it by that? well, i say you look at that you see of somewhat chaotic scene and i think that typified a lot about about the white house i think in in price's administrations do handle it differently like bringing in people who are experts, for example, when the challenger blew up the reagan white house, brought in people from nasa and they stayed at the white house for a couple of weeks so they could answer questions about it. when in the obama administration they wanted to talk about the iran deal, they brought in. this is an example of a success. they brought in ernest moniz from the energy department, who was very clear and was able to speak authority natively, but have an understanding of what the reporters knew. so in a crisis, people are going to tune in and and the bin laden statement was way late at night and it was, i think, around 11:00. and the president had asked for air time. and there was there was concern on a

chrissie says, what's the point? a war that no win? will only cause no one will win? will only cause world chaos. world destruction and chaos. we need find peaceful solutions need to find peaceful solutions as as possible . we'll tell as soon as possible. we'll tell that to people in ukraine. >> . ivan says would we >> um. ivan says why would we fight for a country whose government has gone all against its not even its values? it's not even politically stable. >> fighting for the >> aren't we fighting for the country rather the country rather than the government would that be? >> the thing. but >> yeah, that's the thing. but but know, freedom , but you know, the word freedom, let's face it, has come under a little bit criticism the little bit of criticism in the last three years. and so the idea that we're fighting for our freedom, little freedom, i think, is a little confusing for people me . confusing for people like me. uh, bernard said perhaps a good idea would for young offenders would be them choice would be to

if she does not like their mind, i guess she is saying she does not like my chrissy.hat i am really talking -- calling about is the hunter biden hearing. is there or is there not a signed, legal subpoena for him to appear? yes? what does the rule of law state? it is really that simple. you can draw anything else you want from it, but the other family members -- the only thing you can compare it to is the trump kids that did show up and testify. host: i have a question for you. hunter biden has said, i will appear before the committee but publicly. caller: that is great but after the deposition. why should he get other treatment than any other person what? what is surprising to me is you keep saying he is a private dissent. if he is just one private citizen, why are semi politician just sticking up for him semi? do you think any other private citizen would have so much defend for all the things he has done? host: right. let's take a look at a portion of yesterday's oversight hearing. here is jamie raskin who is a ranking member of the oversight committee, talking about

bully, a carnival marker, a dictator, or nx's threat to democracy -- an existential threat to my chrissyso we would not fact-check anything like that. host: along those lines, fact-check.org, are you guys partisan? do you guys share opinions ever within the news organization? guest: we do not. we require our staffers to sign a nonpartisanship agreement that says they will not engage in partisan activities. nobody on staff contributes to political campaigns, does any work for a political group, no bumper stickers, no yard signs, nothing like that. we aim to be nonpartisan. and fact-check both sides equally. host: back to the phone lines. we are going to go to cottontail, alabama now. glenda on the republican line. caller: yes, ma'am. i have got a question for the host. on the title 18 of the u.s. code, 2 101 deals with the mention of the president of the united states. can i have a comment on that, please? guest: i'm not sure what -- host: i think you are going to have to call us back and be a little more specific with your question, glenn. let's go to donna on the independent line from h

bully, a carnival marker, a dictator, or nx's threat to democracy -- an existential threat to my chrissyould not fact-check anything like that. host: along those lines, fact-check.org, are you guys partisan? do you guys share opinions ever within the news organization? guest: we do not. we require our staffers to sign a nonpartisanship agreement that says they will not engage in partisan activities. nobody on staff contributes to political campaigns, does any work for a political group, no bumper stickers, no yard signs, nothing like that. we aim to be nonpartisan. and fact-check both sides equally. host: back to the phone lines. we are going to go to cottontail, alabama now. glenda on the republican line. caller: yes, ma'am. i have got a question for the host. on the title 18 of the u.s. code, 2383, 2381 and 101 deals with the mention of the president of the united states. can i have a comment on that, please? guest: i'm not sure what -- host: i think you are going to have to call us back and be a little more specific with your question, glenn. let's go to donna on the independent line

. >> only you can say that nanny chrissy says good morning from bullseye.d and the most gorgeous boy. he's loving and loyal to my son in law and daughter. they both love him so much. oh, he looks very cute and bob's been in touch . bob's been in touch. >> his callum is holding >> his son callum is holding well, holding up otis. i don't know what otis is. it's a bit lavish . beautiful. yeah. lavish. beautiful. yeah. >> so we were talking about the most popular dog names and actually, i have to say, the gb news viewers have some really original ones. keep them coming in. we're loving it. >> let's see what the weather's going to for you today. going to do for you today. >> is alex a brighter outlook with solar sponsors of with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news? weather on. gb news? >> good morning. i'm alex deakin . this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. pretty frosty out there again most of us. a bit more again for most of us. a bit more cloud across the north and the east, making for a grey and breezy day some places br

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