danny brewster will take a lie detector test. danny brewster take a lie detector test. if you have sullivan, take one. the us attorney said, now we're not going to do that. i think that probably tells you everything you need to know. but yes, if he'd hired bennett williams at the outset, we might have done better. to prove to you. could you tell us a little more more? the civil rights act in 1964 and the voting rights in 1965, and how polly in the senate, maryland, acted and while he was working on that, how did his colleague in the senate vote on those bills? and. yeah, good question. i'm glad you brought that up. think about this danny brewster was the only united senator said, oh, sorry danny brewster is the only democratic united states senator south of the mason-dixon line that co-sponsor the civil rights act of 64, the voting act of 65, the fair housing act of 68. there were some back then that did support civil rights. but the democratic senators in the south, they were dixiecrats. they led the filibuster or the richard russell's and, the strom thurmond's. and th

>> yeah, it's very challenging, danny. very, very challenging. fortunately, our, you know, law enforcement and particularly police agencies in large cities like new orleans, like new york, like philadelphia, are very good at it because they've had a lot of practice. and you've mentioned one of the most time tested ways of doing that is you block access to the area where you want the crowd to gather, and you can block it really with anything but one of the most effective tools that we've seen is the use of like, salt trucks, like so the trucks that would be out clearing the roads and spreading salt down before or during a snowstorm. you know, they're usually not you're not using them for that on that evening, but you'll see them everywhere because they're really big, really heavy. you can't move them without the key. so they're good at blocking off roads. um, the key to that sort of crowd safety is getting the crowd into the area that you think is safe, and then freezing that area from access to vehicles. it's, you know, new york is probably the b

danny. >> the u.s. surgeon general is warning americans about the connection between alcohol and cancer. in a new advisory, he highlights alcohol consumption as a risk factor for seven types of cancer. the surgeon general says warning labels should go on alcoholic beverages, just like those on cigarettes. here's cnn's meg tirrell. >> well, the surgeon general's advisory really comes as the scientific evidence has been mounting that less alcohol is better for your health. >> and that kind of flies in the face of what we've really been told for decades that perhaps a little bit of alcohol, maybe red wine in moderation, could even be good for you. increasingly, the evidence has suggested otherwise. and in this advisory today, the surgeon general is really warning about the particular links to cancer, saying that alcohol consumption is the third leading preventable cause of cancer after tobacco and obesity, and noting that a majority of americans actually don't realize that risk between alcohol use and canc

that's right, we heard from danny about real. we heard from danny about real concerns about the healthhe most vulnerable but because of the cold weather conditions we've got this relatively high level of flu cases in hospitals, and of course the first week of the new year is generally the busiest time for the nhs, the first full working week, because they have been limited services from gps and social services from gps and social services over the holiday season, so real concern about what might happen on monday, and that's the very day when the government wants to set out plans for planned treatment in england and how it is going to get to its pledge of 92% of people by the end of this parliament being treated or seen within 18 weeks. currently, it's less than 60%. and how to cut this waiting list in england of 7.5 million. some of the plans that will be set out include direct referrals by gps for some patients, asthma, breathlessness and so on, so they don't have to have consultant appointments first, so to get more people off them the list you don't need to be at all, so we will get

danny. well, after this opinion, president-elect trump is still a convicted felon. but there is certainly some good news here for him, and that the judge is signaling that he does not intend to impose any penalties against trump. the judge had the option to impose even a jail sentence after trump was convicted of 34 counts of falsifying business records last year, but the judge said that he does not intend to do that. he says, quote, it seems proper at this juncture to make known the court's inclination to not impose any sentence of incarceration. so this really means that next friday's sentencing will be mostly performative. it's also notable that the judge is really conceding to the demands on trump's time right now. judge juan merchan throughout this case has been pretty dismissive of a lot of the arguments that the trump team has made when they invoke his status as a former president or now a president elect. but here he says, quote, to assuage the defendant's concerns regarding the ment

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. >> joining us now nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard and legal analyst danny cevallos.ation is just in ten days. he's the first u.s. president to be convicted of a crime. what are the implications here politically of this sentencing? >> he'll formally be a convicted felon when he's inaugurated. americans voted for him understanding that he was found guilty back in may on these 34 felony counts. donald trump maintained in the courtroom this morning and a social media post after he left the courthouse virtually -- he was at his mar-a-lago estate and appeared via computer into the courtroom for this. he has maintained he intends to appeal. he's argued that the falsification of business record charges should never have been brought against him. he says it was politically calculated. >> danny, today was remarkable because it was the first time we got audio from inside the courtroom. talk to us about what you make of the judge's ultimate decision not just the sentencing, but his reasoning which he went through in detail. >> when it comes to video and audio, the dam is breakin

let's bring in danny colson, former fbi deputy assistant director. da danny, thanks for being here.to go back to the truck. this is a truck that our sources here are telling us crossed the border through eagle pass, texas. we don't know in the individual was in the truck but we know the truck had texas plates and made its way to new orleans. that's a 11-hour drive. it's about 700 miles. danny, what -- can you bring us to this? how are the investigators going to track this truck over that stretch? >> well, actually, they'll track the truck by tracking the cell phone that this individual used who was driving the truck. that's where the key will come from. there will be cameras at the border, cameras in certain restaurants. i will tell you that the fbi will retrace that route and go in every convenience store, every gas station along the route from eagle pass in new orleans. that's the way we caught tim mcveigh. the cell phone will tell us about his associates, conversations he's had and the route of travel to get there. >> molly: how imperative that this is done swiftly? >> it's imper

danny amara walker eva mckend, thank you so much. >> really do appreciate it. and joining me now is paige alexander, ceo of the carter center. thank you so much for making some time for us this morning. ahead of, i'm sure, a very busy weekend and week for you. um, just tell me, how important is this georgia? good-bye for the carter family and just this community here. >> president and mrs. carter were very intentional about their funeral plans. and coming back to atlanta, which was truly his home away from home at the carter center, you know, and the the place where they would spend one week every month for 40 years was very important to him. so we're honored to have him lay in repose with us for a few days. >> you, of course, had a relationship with mr. carter, with the former president. um, in those meetings, i imagine, uh, what's what's your memory of him as as a man? uh, today, you know, for me, he was probably one of the most consequential presidents or the most consequential president in my lifetime. >> and to be able to have the humanitarian work that he

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a -- danny inohe. i learned it quickly when i was 30 years old. senator padilla and others and those with the council of economic equality and the staff and the bureau of land management and the fire service, the forest service. like many families, jill and i made a tradition to take our children and grandchildren to the national parks and monuments every year. i wanted them to see, feel, smell, taste, look at, just what had been preserved. and every time i looked at it, i thought about teddy roosevelt and these people, all they preserved. imagine had they not acted. imagine had they not acted. i wanted them to witness the magic and beauty of america. it's absolutely majestic. our natural wonders are the heart and soul of our nation. you all know it in this room. they unite us and inspire us. it's a birthright we passed down from generation to generation. and that's why on day one of my administration since then, we've been carrying out the most aggressive climate agenda in the history of the world. i

danny, let's take this in two parts.hen you think about that massive scene, you not only do you have the evidence that's involved here, you're going to look at shell casings and you're going to be trying to find any sort of physical evidence on the ground. then you have the carnage of dead bodies there. and on top of that, you want to make sure you pay the ultimate respect to them while gathering that evidence. and with the state and the fbi involved, a lot of times they bring in a digital scene recreated, and they'll take pictures of the entire scene so they can do that later on in court and be able to show and illustrate exactly the path the truck was going through. and then how many people were hit. but so many times when you have a situation where bodies are hit, you will find evidence 100 yards away because of the force of the vehicle. and then what it does to the human body. so just the idea that an f-150 was used in this, and then it was steering through a crowd of people, and you can only imagine the folks runnin

that part struck me as well, danny. the fact that he would go so far as to say it was laughable that anyone would be able to influence his prosecution. it does show that as much as these reports are happening with steadfast prosecutors who are just looking at the facts, nothing happens in a vacuum. and certainly there's a lot swirling in the political environment that is directly related to this kind of a report. >> yeah, i thought that was interesting for the reasons you said. i mean, federal prosecutors like jack smith play it straight down the middle. you're not going to get a lot of emotional responses. and we didn't from jack smith. he played it as straight as he. there was never any editorial in any of his press conferences. they were lasted 10s never heard any leaks from his team. and i think this was his final word. and i think probably if he's willing to admit it, he felt it was justified to maybe let a little bit of his own something some of the words he wanted to say, which is basically that the biden adminis

danny, thanks for joining us.n, without even a slap on the wrist, should michael cohen be worried as well as any others who investigated and or prosecuted trump? >> yes and no. i mean, there's the possibility that trump might go after his enemies, but even whoever he appoints as his d.o.j. as the head of the doj, whoever ends up in that attorney general's spot, that's the person that you really need to watch, because that's the person who makes independent decisions and look for whether or not we're going to be dealing with somebody who is just an automaton who does, who at least follows trump's signals and does whatever he wants or exercises independent judgment. look, when it comes to cabinet positions, the doj is special. the attorney general is special. he or she has independence in a way that other cabinet officials do not just as all prosecutors have the independence to make their own choices about who to prosecute and who not to prosecute. so look, i understand michael cohen being concerned. i get it. but i

anchor: editor danny joins us. what's the latest?ere some pretty dramatic pictures in terms of the dawn raid on yoon's residence. where do things stand now? >> this was unprecedented in korea's history. now where we are is that yoon is undergoing christening by the investigators. and they have up to 48 hours before before they need more time, they'll have to go back to secure a fresh warrant. they have a lot to go through local media reporting 200 questions they need to go through. so it might be that yoon is here longer and in that case, it is up to 20 weekdays. it is going to be dramatic for yoon. that's where we are in terms to political situation in korea. anchor: the impeachment process cons as well, of course. danny: so exactly a month after yoon was impeached, he was taken intocustody there's a separate call into looking of the validity of the impeachment. and that started -- that started the proceedings yesterday. and they have about six months before they can come after the verdict. and if that -- fi if they hold yoon guilty

danny savage in north yorkshire.on americans are in the grip of a huge winter storm that could bring the heaviest snow and lowest temperatures in a decade. several inches of snow have fallen in eastern parts of the us. what's known as a polar vortex is sweeping down from the arctic. missouri, kansas and kentucky are among those declaring a state of emergency. let's go live to washington and speak to senior meteorologist matthew cappucci. matthew, just how bad is it where you are?— matthew, just how bad is it where you are? have to say, washington. — where you are? have to say, washington, dc— where you are? have to say, washington, dc got - where you are? have to say, washington, dc got our- where you are? have to say, i washington, dc got our biggest snowfall since january three. 2022. it's plastered with about roughly 15 cm of worth of snow, but with more later. but really stand out for me is how widespread the snow has been all the way from kansas to the peninsula all the eastern seaboard. kids a city so their big

here's danny savage.t england's highest pub, they know a thing or two about preparing for winter weather. people love, like, as soon as they know there's a weather warning at tan hill, like, they want to come up, they want to be snowed in because they heard about when it happened last time. this is what tan hill looked like four years ago when dozens of people were snowed in. the story reached far and wide — so now they stock up. well, this morning when you came in, you would have seen a new log delivery. we've had loads of kindling delivered. we have also got a month's worth of stock in the fridge—freezers, cellar... we are fully stocked and prepared. in 2021, we had over 80 people snowed in for four days. we kept everyone replenished and we dug everybody out as soon as we could. how special would it be to be snowed in here? uh, yeah, i suppose it'd be special, like, as long as they... as long as they're still serving beer, then that'd be... that'd do for me. there are now amber weather warnings for snow

we speak with union square hospitality founder danny mayer next. this is bloomberg.e extending beyond the office. a company bringing artificial intelligence to the red -- restaurant space. we are joined by the ceo of the company ingo storck as well as the union square hospitality manager danny mayer investor in present space. you have a plethora of ai investments. how and at what point did you decide that artificial intelligence would change the game of restaurateur? danny: we are facing, as we always have in our industry, a business model with very thin margins. the restaurant industry is notoriously competitive. and i think what a lot of people may not realize it is by the time you are done paying your rent and the talent on the team and the food costs and the insurance and the florists and all of those expenses that only go up over time you are left with much. we are constantly needing to find ways that we can become more productive. machine learning, as it turns out, is really, really good at a number of things. it helps us to not only have much better data, beca

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here's danny savage.r playground. under blue skies, walkers have been tempted onto the fells, but climbing organisations and mountain rescue are urging people to be properly prepared. it's really easy to see what the attraction of these mountains is when the conditions are like this with snow on all the tops. but the basic message from the authorities this weekend is, if it's icy and slippery in the car park when you set off for your walk, the conditions are going to be a lot more challenging the further up you get. today, it will probably be “4, —5 on the top. richard has been involved in rescuing people off the slopes here for a0 years. he's confident there will be call—outs this weekend. unfortunately, i suspect there'll be many people going up who perhaps aren't properly equipped, and that's a big problem for the mountain rescue teams. people just need to be responsible. and when we go out, we're putting ourselves at risk as well, which is really worth thinking about. at the bottom of a snowy path off

danny savage has more from north yorkshire.a hours of heavy snowfall, it was tough out on the pennine hills today. on a b—road above wharfedale, some cars struggled to get through. so we all got out and pushed him up, which then allowed the gritter to finally come through. lots of high roads were in a similar state across a wide area of northern england and southern scotland. spare a thought, though, for hill farmers. michael was crisscrossing the valleys around malham today, feeding his flock, most of which are expected to lamb next month. he was rescuing some of them from drifts, too. quite rough, really. very cold, very rough and very... and while the winds got up, it makes it a lot worse, obviously, because it's blowing the snow into drifts and then the sheep are under the drifts and you've got to get them out. so have you been digging your sheep out? just several this morning, that's all that were missing, so that was ok. i found those, so they've got into the feed wagon and, you know, to feed on hay and everything, and th

joining me now to discuss everything, defense attorney and superlawyer, danny cevallos.u, we often say that in america, our legal system put snowman above the law. how do you reconcile that concept here because it certainly seems as though that is not the case. >> i'm so glad you brought that off because it is merrick garland or other doj officials taking it to a podium and saying, no man is above the law and i have consistently said that is a lovely thing to say in a hallmark card but it is not the reality. there are people who are above the law. not officially, but take a look. a former and about to be president, there are special rules that apply here and as a result, you see something happening that i, as a criminal defense attorney, have never seen happen, which is a judge announcing in advance of a sentencing hearing that he is going to give the defendant nothing. the headlines have said, he will not do any jail time. that is only half the story. he is getting nothing. no probation, nowhere in an orange vest and picking up trash on the side of the road. no communit

danny — what does this health warning mean?nings that come in severe weather, we are not so familiar with health warnings. one of those has been issued, and amber health warning for all of england from now through until midday next wednesday and they are issued in situations where the nhs may see increased demands on gps and ambulances, for example. some travel disruption is expected with the potential to cause problems getting people to and from places. it basically signals that vulnerable people to the cold, usually aged over 65, need specific checks and visits over the coming days so if there is somebody over 65 in your life you think is vulnerable to the cold, this is an official nudge, if you like, to keep an eye on them, keep checking on them over the next week. for example, to make sure the ambient temperature in their home remains at the recommended level of 18 celsius or above, so that is a health alert, there is also a number of weather alerts in place as well, i think the most interesting is the one for snow and ice

danny savage reports from scotch corner.emes today's weather, conditions were atrocious. blizzards created drifts here in north yorkshire and roads became impassable. the pennine areas of northern england seem to be one of the worst affected areas so far today and from my unofficial measurements in this part of the yorkshire dales, we've got about 22 centimetres of snow so far, and it's still falling. in west yorkshire a mountain rescue team near hebden bridge was busy. their various tasks included getting a district nurse to a patient in urgent need of antibiotics. when the snow is like this, it can be impossible because it's so steep here as well. i have to have my injections in a two—hour window, so it's vital she gets here. travel conditions were difficult over a wide area. this bus struggled on the gradients in belmont in lancashire. airports saw diversions and cancellations earlier in the day. this was manchester this morning. but both here and leeds bradford have reopened. there were delays on trains, too. harrogate w

danny savage, bbc news, cheshire. the head of hamas's internal security forces, in an air strike on a camp for displaced people in gaza. hassam shahwan, who was the territory's deputy chief of police, was among 11 people, including children, who died. hamas has condemned the attack, which it called an "assassination". the strike was on the tented camp at al—mawasi, near the southern city of khan younis. shaimaa khalil has more from jerusalem. walid woke up to the sound of a huge explosion. he called to his sons, but no—one answered. three of his four boys killed by shrapnel in their sleep. ahmed was 13, mohammed,11, and abdul rahman, seven. they'd wrapped up for some warmth in the cold family tent. now their family says theirfinal goodbye. three young brothers killed in al—mawasi. translation: this is the safe place the army is talking about. _ there's no safe place in gaza. what the occupation claims is blatant lies. this is what gaza's displaced families woke up to — carnage in the place they fled to for safety. wom

all right, danny, thanks for that.e minister, justin trudeau, is to step down after nine years in office. he's been under pressure in recent months, with his liberal party slumping in the polls amid a cost of living crisis and political scandals. he'll stay on as caretaker leader until a successor is found, with a general election due later this year. here's sarah smith. ten years ago, justin trudeau was considered a breath of fresh canadian air as he was swept to power on a wave of what was then dubbed trudeaumania. you want a government with a vision and an agenda for this country that is positive and ambitious and hopeful. well, my friends, i promise you tonight that i will lead that government. young, good—looking and glamorous, he was inevitably compared to then—president 0bama, and was equally popular. but after a decade of living in the prime minister's residence, he emerged from it today to announce he is leaving. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader thr

. >> nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos is with us. he wasn't thrown off the case, right?he was disqualified from the case. trump language, he's roughly accurate. >> can we go to the new york hush money case? so, now in the latest twist -- there have been a bunch -- it sounds like sentencing will go forward on friday. is there anything mr. trump can do to stop that? >> it's a long shot. they might go to another court seeking intervention. i doubt it. i am surprised beuse i thought this could go either way. if you're betting, the odds are sentencing will go forward this week just days before trump's inaugurated. >> danny, can we turn to the ruling on special counsel jack smith's report. if you were on the special counsel's team, how would you be handling this? >> if i was on the team, i would say, let's try to appeal this. you have to step back and make a more political analysis f. you're doj, and of course the special counsel is part of the doj, do you really want the optics of an appeal this close to the president being inaugurated knowing that his doj will completely tak

here is danny savage.le love, like, as soon as they know there's a weather warning at tan hill, like, they want to come up, they want to be snowed in because they heard about when it happened last time. this is what tan hill looked like four years ago when dozens of people were snowed in. the story reached far and wide, so now they stock up. well, this morning when you came in, you would have seen a new log delivery. we've had loads of kindling delivered. we have also got a month's worth of stock in the fridge—freezers, cellar... we are fully stocked and prepared. in 2021, we had over 80 people snowed in for four days. we kept everyone replenished and we dug everybody out as soon as we could. how special would it be to be snowed in here? yeah, i suppose it'd be special, like, as long as they... as long as they're still serving beer, then that'd be... that'd do for me. there are now amber weather warnings for snow in force across a large part of central and northern england and most of wales. up to 40cm cou

danny savage reporting there.hile, the us is bracing for a huge winter storm that could see the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in decades. five states have declared a state of emergency, but at least 25 more are under weather alerts as the storm is expected to begin in the centre of the country before spreading eastwards. our north america correspondent rowan bridge is following developments and told us the latest on conditions across the us. it really depends where you are in the united states. if you are somewhere like kansas, the weather conditions are pretty dire. the national weather service is warning of treacherous and potentially life—threatening conditions. talking of a white out. what you have is a combination of heavy snowfall, up to 35 centimetres being predicted, and potentially high winds. creating blizzard conditions. extremely treacherous and what you have seen is the knock—on extremely treacherous and what you have seen is the knock—on effects. widespread disruption to travel, for exam

last night i got a big boost before that game with danny on the pelvic to professionally cleared to play for the club. the pay was signed and the summit transfer window, but were only allowed to play the 1st hospice season because the club couldn't meet . the leak is waged kept, stay and sports council is now agreed. the boss later can register them while they appeal that earlier decision use came to late for wednesday's game is the team already on the bus on the way to the stadium. but it does mean that old lo and victor will be available for sundays funnel. i'm really happy for, for these 2 guys and, but i'm also happy for for the whole team and so on. so you can see up to the information what happens to joy? well, and this news can syria, with a much loved national museum, has officially reopened. it was quite as last month when opposition forces to control of the capital. and the assad regime was toppled. i'm how much reports from damascus. a lot of them on for cdn of dyslexia and i from the opening of the nation's oldest and largest museum is a welcome relief from was having half a

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danny savage, bbc news, swaledale.leighton baines will take temporary charge for tonight�*s match. while we�*ve been enduring a blast of arctic weather here — one british man has been making history somewhere that�*s even colder. former army officerjonny huntington survived a stroke, which at the time left him paralysed down one side. now he�*s become the first person with a disability to ski solo and unsupported to the south pole. he�*s been speaking — via video link — to danjohnson. after 46 days and for 566 miles, these are the last few steps of the longest, toughestjourney. i�*m extremely happy with the outcome. i have a suspicion it�*ll take me weeks, if not months, to fully sort of get my head around it. only 52 people have done this on their own. jonny is the first with a disability. skiing and dragging a heavy weight presented a very significant physical challenge for the bits of me that do work properly, and the bits of me that don�*t have basically had to do their best and sort of follow on behind. we�*ve got

danny freeman, cnn as the mayor said, they matter. >> their families matter. danny freeman, thank you for that reporting. much more from new orleans ahead. we're also looking ahead to the major house vote. will house speaker mike johnson be able to keep that job? he can only lose one gop vote today. he's trying to shore up roughly six. exactly what's at stake here. that's next. kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. i don't want to be remembered as just a basketball player. >> kobe premieres january 25th on cnn. >> diarrhea can have many different causes. whichever the cause. kaopectate is your solution. it gives you fast, effective relief of upset stomach and diarrhea. and it doesn't just treat the symptoms. it gets right to the source of diarrhea. kaopectate relieves diarrhea and upset stomach fast. >> okay, noah's going to make a fire. our job is to let him do it by himself. >> what kind of wood you got there, greg, it's important to challenge young homeowners turning into their p

lizzy: bloomberg asia transport reporter danny lee. i'm not sure if teslas have hoods. nonetheless, thanks for looking under the hood with us. now to some other stories making news this morning. apple shares slipping after reuters reported the iphone maker is offering discounted smartphones in china. the fourth down day marks apples longest losing streak since november. reuters says the discounts will run from january 4 to january 7, knocking 500 yuan off the flagship iphone 16 pro and the promax. china is planning to tighten export restrictions on technology used to make battery components, proposed measures include curbs on extracting gallium and lithium. the move comes a month after beijing responded to u.s. technology curbs by banning several materials with high-tech and military applications. and bloomberg understands that president joe biden decided to block the sale of u.s. steel to japan's nippon steel. the official announcement is planned for later today. the washington post reported senior advisors raised concerns that the move may hurt relations with japan an

danny mÉndez abandonÓ su trabajo para sacar lo poco que pude su casa. >> le dije me tengo que ir, necesitostÁculo, encontrar un lugar seguro en poco tiempo. la realidad es que muchos aÚn no saben la condiciÓn en la que se encuentra su casa y sÓlo esperan con ansias saber noticias. cabe recalcar que varios pequeÑos negocios en esta zona han quedado completamente destruidos, tambiÉn sabemos que una sinagoga de la ciudad de pasadena quedo en llamas. es toda la informaciÓn que tengo desde altadena. . elian: gracias. uno de los Últimos incendios que se acaba de registrar es el de hollywood, allÍ precisamente tambiÉn hay alarma porque se cree que se puede propagar rÁpidamente como los otros. justamente desde el lugar de los hechos estÁ kristen gÓmez con informaciÓn mÁs pertinente a esta hora. ¿cÓmo estÁ el panorama? te escuchamos. christian: buenas noches. te saludo desde el Área de hollywood aquÍ en los Ángeles, donde como pueden observar a mi espalda ya un centro recreativo se ha habilitado como un albergue para las masas de 80,000 personas que recibieron Órdenes de evacuaciÓn. en cuanto al in

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batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour with a warm up game this weeke day series starts at the weekend. we are going to take confidence from what happened in that ashes but we are starting a new ashes obviously, it's in their conditions, as well. so, yeah, we all know how good the aussies are, they are a quality team full of world—class players but we are really looking forward to the big challenge ahead. spare a thought for mark williams... the three—time world snooker champion required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue, as lhasa — where he was playing — is located nearly 12,000 feet above sea level. the welshman posted this picture on social media reassuring his followers saying: "i'm fine, i'm not sick." and that's all the sport for now. we are going to show you a picture coming from a badly affected area of flooding in the uk. in leicester. we are going to show you more on the weather in the states in this half hour, i don't have the camera is going to zoom in on it again

batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour, with a warm—up game thisarts at the weekend. we're going to take confidence from what happened in that ashes, but, yeah, we're starting a new ashes, obviously. it's in their conditions as well, so, yeah. we all know how good the aussies are. they're a quality team, full of world—class players. but we're really looking forward to the big challenge ahead. and spare a thought for mark williams. the three—time world snooker champion required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue, as lhasa, where he was playing, is located nearly 12,000 feet above sea level. the welshman posted this picture on social media reassuring his followers, saying, "i'm fine, i'm not sick." there we go. still 1—0 to nottingham forest against wolves in the premier league, but that is all the sport for now, christian. gavin, thank you very much. sir keir starmer has accused elon musk of spreading "lies and misinformation" after another flurry of tweets in which the worl

danny care says he will extend his harlequins career into a 20th season. and wales player leon brown has announced his immediate retirement from rugby at the age of 28 due to a persistent neck injury. the prop featured 2a times for wales since making his debut back in 2017 — playing his final international nearly 12 months ago. lets turn our attentions to cricket because the england and wales cricket board has today met with the labour mp tonia antoniazzi after she wrote a letter, signed by 200 politicians they want the team to refuse to play the 50—over match and take a stand against the taliban regime, which has effectively banned women's participation in sport since 2021. many of afghanistan's female players have left the country for their own safety. the labour mp earlier called the ecb's position "spineless, slippery and morally wrong". i was really crossed to their response, the one they give to me is the one that went out to the media. ijust the one that went out to the media. i just felt it was noncommittal, ijust felt it was noncommittal, it did n

batter danni wyatt—hodge says the team are easing themselves into the tour, with a warmup game this weekrts at the weekend. some of the youngsters have not been here before, so yes, it has been really nice for them, going site season, seen the opera house and the bridge, etc, getting rid of the travel and the cobwebs, i guess. we have had two training session so far, so yes, everyone is really excited to be here. japan's hideki matsuyama has set a new pga tour record for 72 holes with an incredible 35—under par to win the season—opening event at the sentry in hawaii. the former masters champion hit a final round 65, to beat the previous record of 3a under — set by cameron smith at the same course in 2022. matsuyama had to sink a birdie on the last hole to clinch the record. that's all the sport, but you can keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website. mps are set to debate a motion aimed at putting pressure on the uk government to release tens of billions of pounds in russian assets to help the ukrainian war effort. president zelensky was handed a $50 billion loan from the g7 last year. thi

. >> danny is not here to rub it in. >> i know you think he's sick or maybe football sick. >> he texted me. oh, i didn't text back. >> oh by the way that la rams minnesota vikings game. that of course moved to arizona. that is tonight for monday night football. it was moved of course because of those wildfires out in california. and that is where we begin this morning with the worst news of all about the los angeles county los angeles county wildfires is the rising death toll. >> the two largest fires, the palisades and eaton fires, are now blamed for at least 24 deaths, a number almost certain to rise. more than 100,000 people in these areas remain under mandatory evacuation orders. >> the santa anita horse racing track is now a donation center for fire victims. look at how busy it was overnight. >> most schools across l.a. county are reopening this morning, but those that are still in evacuation areas are still closed. >> yeah, and there are concerns, of course, about the fire spreading. and with new fires starting with the highest level alert, a so-called particularly dangerous situa

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. >> reporter: danny lee and his 6-year-old son oliver were among the many volunteers. >> kids and grown-ups are homeless. they don't have anywhere to live. >> reporter: officials say hundreds have fled the area to shelters with tens of thousands of people in l.a. county still under evacuation orders. now the cause of the two largest fires are still under investigation, but when all is said and done they are expected to be the nation's costliest. michael? >> all right, charlie demar on the front lines of the palisades fire. thanks. >>> the fbi is trying to identify the operator of a drone that collided with a firefighting plane bottling the -- battling the wildfires. authorities say the drone violated temporary flight restrictions puts into place in the wake of the fires on thursday and damaged the aircraft known as the super scooper. officials say there have been at least 40 incidents of drones forcing firefighters to pause air operations. ♪ >>> a church in santa monica opened its doors to people whose own house of worship was destroyed in the wildfires. more than 200 people attended mass y

screams specifically, i'm looking forward to seeing danny boyle back in the directing chair with the him. but more generally, i'm looking forward to seeing some great cinema from film—makers next year, powerful, authentic movies that inspire us in these rather uncertain times. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with the song beyond from that smash disney—animated musical moana 2. # i'll go beyond # on the vast, uncharted seas # will i lose myself between all that we know right here # and what's out there beyond? # leaving all i love behind # with the future of our people still to find # i must go, i will go # then we'll know what lies beyond. # hello. the new year didn't get off to the best of starts weather—wise. some parts of the uk had strong winds, heavy rain and flooding and with that rain clearing away, we've been ushering in some colder air. so frost and ice to start thursday morning, and then a day of sunny spells and some wintry showers. the satellite picture clearly shows the band of cloud

. >>> let's bring in nbc news legal analyst, danny cevallos.ey were hearing uments on friday. for the most part, the justices did not seem swayed by tiktok's arguments that free speech would be violated bit potential bans. what are potential rulings we could expect? >> there are a couple of justices like gorsuch who were receptive to tiktok's argument. it's not completely one sided, at least as far as oral arguments indicate, but oral arguments are a bad metric. you never know what a justice is actually thinking. what could they do a number of different things? they could in theory strike down eventually the statute itself. i don't think that's very likely. in all likelihood, it's tiktok that's going to lose. that would mean on the anointed day, this would go into effect, and tiktok would be required to divest. >> some tiktok users may be noticing that they're getting kind of appeals from other apps out there, trying to be like, hey, we're the new tiktok. can other apps like this one in particular, lemon8 is getting some attention. own i by byt

danny moses is a trader famous for short calls.nce than being with friends, trying to make money, enjoying yourself, gambling on the horses that you also own. it's a lot of fun. >> our thanks to contessa brewer for that report. maybe that will mean more of those fancy hats a fascinators, way beyond the kentucky derby. >>> all right, the country's biggest new year's eve bash was just over 24 hours ago in times square, but you wouldn't know that this morning. it took 300 workers, 45 machines and trucks to get the job done. the screws say they cleaned up 53 tons of debris last year. and they say this we're was about the same, although it may have been a little bit messy, considering, you know, all the considering, you know, all the rain, so a soggy mess out (♪♪) years of hard work. decades of dedication. committed to giving back. you've been there, done that. and you're still here for more. so now that you're 50 or older, and at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia and ipd be proactive with capvaxive- a vaccine specifically desig

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