mm daniel david. yeah. as in roger yeah. deal because he has it cuz i wanted him to call you a minute. ya. allowing them on the job comes in to the server while he's with cynthia one. okay. and when i put in kilowatt, we have breaking down a suite and this morning they are now offering to travel to london to twice jen. and julian have gone to the san to come to them and they'll come to somebody with my views to their limitations. who so it is possible to interrogate a son in london and sweden is in a hurry to do so by lawyers talking to. but i don't want to talk about victory because any correlation, even the victoria's correlation with a sex case is a prosecutor, marianna knew arrange a meeting with a son for the questioning on it, but that is not enough. ecuador in sweden, have to sign a judicial cooperation agreement for this. the, the agreement between ecuador in sweden is not ready in time, and the questioning is cancelled. or you were going to attempt an interview, which was just 3 days after you've sent the request. w

in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> coming to a theater near you this week, steven spielberg's remake of "west side story." >>> coming up a look at how parts of the bay area celebrated the final night of hanukkah. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> well, in san mateo county families gathered in brisbane to celebrate the city's festival of lights. it all started with a parade around town that ended at >>> this started with the parade that ended at the community park for tree lighting. houses on the hillsides turned on their lights. that is the reason why it is known as the city of stars. >>> it is the eighth day of hanukkah today. piedmont had a festival today.>>> we would like to see your holiday lights. you know your videos and photos to kpix.com. >>> early next week there could be something on the way. we will see how that plays out. >>> thank you for watching. game day is next. have a great weekend. start a relationship with citi a

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apparently someone told -- a reader told me that that think were played by the same people, david crockett and daniel boone. i don't know who -- other than names being vaguely similar, they are not really in the same, david crockett is early 19th century and dies at the alamo in 1830's. but in any case, one why people have forgotten which was a sad story and frontier it is after the moheekans. it also replaces the story in a strange way. interestingly, to me at least, jemima was when the last of the moheekans was published and it was obvious that it was based on her life. as far as we can tell, we don't have any evidence that she were going to read later in life. she ended up in missouri and before she died and this is very sad, she dictated her entire life in a manuscript. she did get a chance to write her story but it was lost in an accident. there was no copy of it. what i would add to that if you open last of the moheekans any edition, she's warning them not to read. it's too -- it's too distracting for women to read the story and such an irony and twist for the story to be drawn from the experie

the final, when daniel met with david, took on martin chillik by the death winning a tie breaker in the 1st set. the 2nd set was a breeze for the world. number 2, this is russia's 3rd davis captain. let's all for now a reminder of our top sports stories. hamilton has won the saudi arabian rom, pre with maps for staff. and 2nd, are now tied on points, which is one race remaining. the final round of the arab group matches take off on monday, tennessee are listened to bounce back from their defeat to syria and reached the knockout stages and matched united to new manager has won his 1st match in charge. spread the goal in a one mill victory over crystal. that is all your sport for now. it's now back to marion in london. all right, thank you very much, fora now. we're going to have another full bliss and for you in a couple of minutes. time is going to bring you much more on political developments in gambia, where the incumbent, donald borrow has been declared the winner of the election there. though a couple of the opposition candidates have indicated that they want to mount a legal challe

. >> we'll have a panel, including ambassador daniel friede, dr. david shulman, the senior director of the atlantic council china hub. to set this thing in motion, i will lay out two questions, who will then present his report. you write that russia sees the relationship as more significant than the chinese do. china has been busy building strategic partnerships in many countries. does russia need china more than china needs russia? question two, putin and xi have different views on their place in the international system. how does putin see russia and xi c china? over to you. 20 minutes. >> i would like to start by thanking the ambassadors, the staff at the atlantic council, everyone who helped put this paper together. i guess you could say this paper is my own personal rectification . i spent a lot of the last two decades trying to explain why the chinese have not been able to excessively transform a soviet style system into something that worked much better and the russians could not. i have not been able to anticipate what i called the xi change, whe

space and go after donald trump on the same type of fraud but with criminal implications. >> david jolly and danielle moody, thank you for coming to "politicsnation." >>> coming up, one of the former president's best people is taking another step to prove his loyalty. probably a step in the wrong direction. >>> later, trump's next coup has already begun, january 6th was just practice. is the gop in a much better position to subvert the next election? i'll have a guest who thinks so. >>> but first, my colleague steven romo with an update on today's top stories. steven? >> yeah, rev. thanks, right now we are watching the latest developments from those deadly tornadoes that swept across the central u.s. last night. more than 100 people are feared dead as search and rescue efforts continue across six states right now. in kentucky at least four tornadoes reportedly touched down. the national weather service estimates one of them had winds of 150 miles per hour. more than 70 people were killed. the town of mayfield was virtually destroyed. >>> rescue efforts are still under way at a flattened candle factor

en chicago, david palomino nos cuenta acerca del proceso legal que permite la reunificaciÓn. >> daniel 20 aÑos emigraron a estados unidos. desde entonces no habÍan podido ver a sus padres. >> tantos aÑos sin verlo y ya no alcanzaron a ver a su madre por lo mismo de poder ir y no regresar, pero se dio gracias a dios que pudiera venir. >> seis familias de chicago se lograron reunificar para las fiestas de fin de aÑo. 12 barranco por fin abrazaa su madre despuÉs de 18 aÑos. un momento soÑado para estas personas que hoy pueden disfrutar de una navidad muy especial. la pregunta es quÉ pueden hacer personas que vivan en otros estados si quieren hacer el mismo proceso. quÉ recursos hay disponibles la organizaciÓn que ha hecho posible estos reencuentros. >> la persona tiene que ser mayor de 55 aÑos para calificar. de ahÍ, que no tenga ningÚn delito criminal en este lado del paÍs, que no haya sido deportado. >> cuenta que el programa se ha expandido a otros estados del paÍs. >> fueron 15 familias en total. fueron chicago, georgia, washington y arizona. >> el proceso normalmente toma aproximadam

daniel freid. given that statement, that analysis from david, what does that mean for american policy that this china russia relationship, which is obviously against our interest, is also driven by their opposition to our values. what does that mean for us? amb. freid: to some degree the biden administration has already priced this in. the summit for democracy was organized as a counterweight to the axis of collusion. it was not anti-russian and chinese explicitly, but implicitly it is rallying the democracies to deal with the authoritarian danger. it also means that the amateur fallacy, that we can somehow enlist russia against china if only we give them ukraine, that is the kind of thinking made up by boys who played too many games of risk when they were kids. it is the amateurs fallacy. it means that whatever the weaknesses of the relationship in the longer run, in the short run it is real. it is nasty. because the authoritarian regimes are strengthened by the liberal world order but they're also threatened in different ways. china gets a lot from it. it wants to change the rules, to bend its way,

joining us, david jolly and you mean daniels. john heilemann is still here. id the right thing when it came to covid. maybe his campaign wouldn't have takd if he hadn't pulled a no-show for debates, david jolly. >> i think the takeaway is it confirms the sociopathy of donald trump, the lack of concern for his own health or the health of others. and particularly, listen, if you have two tests in conflict -- donald trump is suggesting today it is fake news, i got a negative test as well. i don't know what medical test you might take in which you take it device and there is a conflict where you don't take a third. that's the most telling here. this president who was supposed to be transparent about his health even while engaging in the war on science and false thing on all things covid here he was likely knowing he was infected and the fact is three days after the debate he ends up hospitalized with covid. there is it's clear there are indications he was experiencing covid affects but ignored them and put other people's lives in jeopardy. it also says, interestin

david jolly? >> well, you're exactly right. to daniel's point, there are privileges that exist with members of congress, much like the president of the united states is trying to exert executive privilege wrongly or not. just because you have that privilege or you suggest you might have that privilege doesn't mean you have to use it. i think that's the question we're in right now, this national moment where people died as a result to try -- of trying to undermine national election, our democracy was nearly toppled, and it would seem the calling of patriotism is that you share with the investigators what you know. but that's not the position that these republican members are taking. the information that continues to be reported out that the committee continues to share continues to affirm that there was a conspiracy to try to cancel the election of 2020, and that conspiracy involved the president of the united states, members of congress, the white house chief of staff, it involved political actors organizing the stop the steal rally. this

we have david ignatitous and eugene daniels, jackie alemany and mika and willie both have the morning. they're on assignments. when i am off, they say i am on assignment. maybe i am sleeping in late or maybe i am in yugoslavia. katty, i was reading the post and i saw, we are a little disconnected with boris johnson. in america we hear oh there is scandal. boris johnson is having a scandal. that's like saying nick saban is winning a football game. i read this morning and it's kind of a bad sign that conservatives lost the seat they have held for 200 years. that's a little telling. first of all tells us bad seats and also how bad are things for boris johnson right now? >> well, i am glad this morning joe that i can be your north structure correspondent because i have not had that opportunity often enough. we don't do north structure. it's three hours from london. they lost in a complete shock last night to the liberal democrats in a special election there. they lost it really because of the state that boris johnson is in. there is been a financial scandal from his party and lawmakers ma

david: no, well they aren't incentivized by an administration who wants to kill fossil fuels that's for dam n sure, daniellet ahead the great resignation we're speaking with the ceo of the mu se about her reduction for the next big wave of resignations, when we return. ♪ i have a feeling, that tonight 's gonna be a goodnight, that tonight's gonna be a good night, that tonight's gonna be a good, good night ♪ youryor be l takisakf. i i int ed.com/h first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. david: well, the new year in west hollywood, californi

vamos hasta oxford con daniel palomino que tiene la nueva informaciÓn y ademÁs una sentida reuniÓn que se registra en horas de la noche para recordar a los que ya no estÁn. davidan llegando a las afueras de la escuela secundaria oxford a un altar improvisado en el que con todo tipo de objetos tratan de expresar sus condolencias, su apoyo a las vÍctimas, a las afuera de la escuela tambiÉn continÚan oficiales del departamento de policÍa local, mientras conocemos esta maÑana mÁs sobre esta persona de 15 aÑos de edad quien ya enfrenta cargos por homicidio en primer grado, intento de homicidio e incluso terrorismo, pero sin duda lo mÁs escabroso es la narraciÓn de los fiscales acusados hablando de los vÍdeos de las cÁmaras de vigilancia al interior de la escuela durante esos momentos de el incidente, dicen que esta persona entrÓ a un baÑo con una maleta en su espalda, luego se le ve saliendo del baÑo con una pistola disparando indiscriminadamente a los estudiantes que en estos momentos se estaban transitando por el pasillo, dicen que incluso trataba de entrar a los salones de clase donde estaban los estudiantes atrincherados, dicen tambiÉn las autores que encontrar