he wisely distances himself from hunter biden and devon archer appointment to burisma. he didn't call his stepfather, secretary of state and say, i have a problem with this. he didn't tell his friends, hey, i'm not getting on the board, i want nothing to do with it he went to far as to send an e-mail to senior state department officials about this issue. this hynes. he wrote, appar devon and hunter have j board of burisma, a press release went out today, i can't speak to they decided to, but there is no investment by our firm in their company. what did hunter biden do? he stayed onn the board. what did chris hynes do? he stopped doing business with his college roommate devonn archer, and his friend hunter biden. chris hynes spokesperson said, the lack of judgment in this matter was a major catalyst for mr.yn ending his business relationship with mr. archer and mr. biden, media alsoce noticed same day abc newssa reporter asked obama white house stress secretary k. >> hunter biden taken a position with largest oil and gas company in ukraine. is there a concern about the a

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he wrote, apparently, devon and hunter have joined the board of burisma, and a press release went out today. i can't speahy ty decided to, but there is no inve by r firm in their company. what did hunter biden do? he stayed on the board. what did chris hines do? he subsequently stopped doing business with his college roommate, devon archer and his friend hunter biden. chris hines's spokesperson said. the lack of judgment in this matter was a major catalyst for mr. hines ending his business relationship with . cher and mr. biden. now the media also noticed the same day an abc news reporter asked obama white house press secretary jay carney about it. here's what happened. >> hunter biden is now a -- taking a position with the largest oil and gas company, holding company in ukraine. is there any concern about at least the appearance of a conflict there? >> i would refer you to the vice president's office. i saw those reports. hunter biden and other members of the biden family are obviously private citizens and where they work is not does not reflect an endorsement by the administration,

under their non-plan north devon district hospital would simply not have been delivered. it has not been delayed. it was never going to be delivered. and they know it. his constituents know it. we have put in place a funded, deliverable plan that will see the hospital built and will work closely with the trust to accelerate work. and the party opposite really owe his constituents an apology. >> thank you, mr. speaker. children in ealing south hold will be sleeping on sofas and on living room floors tonight. due to 14 years of failure from the conservatives. ealing council has joined over 100 councils trying to remove the barriers to give these kids a decent home to live in. something the party opposite doesn't seem to care about. as part of the government's plan for change will the prime minister look at the five solutions put forward by these councils so we can secure the future of council housing for those children sleeping on the floor tonight? p.m. starmer: she is right to raise this serious issue. we are committed to working with every counsel to deliver the biggest

winds of up to 80 miles an hour have been recorded in parts of devon and cornwall, as storm herminiaplace overnight across much of england and wales. it follows storm eowyn, which killed two people. louisa pilbeam reports. it was the south west of england that was swamped by the storm this time, with a second weather system called storm herminia flooding roads. these drivers in somerset found themselves in danger, and parts of devon had almost 34mm of rain, accompanied by 82 mile an hour winds. this was saint austell in cornwall. the roads completely washed out and it's all washing down our drive. the strongest winds in ten years had already caused severe damage in scotland, with storm eowyn bringing 100 mile an hour gusts. this family in falkirk in scotland were waiting out the storm in their home when this happened. a teenager in east ayrshire is the second person to have died after rare red weather warnings were in place. his car was struck by a falling tree. up to 20,000 homes and businesses in scotland are still without power. craig ritchie, from biggar in south lanarkshire, has

justin rowlatt, bbc news, devon.uthorities thousands to clean up. in litchfield, an enormous 15—metre—long mound of rubbish has been illegally dumped — completely blocking a rural road. the waste, which was abandoned overnight on monday, is so huge, it prevents cars from passing and has forced local businesses to shut. our reporter laura may mcmullan has more. clearing up the mess after tons of rubbish was fly—tipped down this country lane in lichfield overnight on sunday. just unbelievable. it's just a nightmare. business owners arriving for work on monday morning couldn't access their premises. it's not normal fly—tipping, is it? no. it's tons of rubbish. we need to pay the staff. the staff can't lose their wages — that's not their fault — and we're going to have a lot of stock to throw away because we do everything from fresh. i really don't think. there's words, we're absolutely destroyed by it. how can somebody get away with doing this? i the beautiful countryside seems to just be disappearing quickly, and this

winds of up to 80 miles an hour have been recorded in parts of devon and cornwall, as storm herminiawere in place overnight across much of england and wales. it follows storm eowyn, which killed two people. louisa pilbeam reports. it was the south west of england that was swamped by the storm this time, with a second weather system called storm herminia flooding roads. these drivers in somerset found themselves in danger, and parts of devon had almost 34mm of rain, accompanied by 82 mile an hour winds. this was saint austell in cornwall. the roads completely washed out and it's all washing down our drive. the strongest winds in ten years had already caused severe damage in scotland, with storm eowyn bringing 100 mile an hour gusts. this family in falkirk in scotland were waiting out the storm in their home when this happened. a teenager in east ayrshire is the second person to have died after rare red weather warnings were in place. his car was struck by a falling tree. up to 20,000 homes and businesses in scotland are still without power. craig ritchie, from biggar in south lanarksh

justin rowlatt, bbc news, devon.day, we could potentially see the strongest storm of the season so far — storm eowyn. met office have issued amber warnings already across some parts of the uk. and for few, there are risks of gusts in excess of 90 miles an hour. now, that storm at the moment is only reallyjust in its development phase. you can see the cloud coming off of north america fired by a big jet stream will develop more during the next 2a hours. we've got actually a window of quieter weather out there at the moment before we see a forerunner of some wind and rain through thursday. so tonight, with more in the way of clear skies developing after the day's cloud clears away, there could be some fog patches in the east. temperatures dropping with some clear skies for many, a frost for some into the morning, but for quite a few of us, maybe as low as “4 to —6 through the grampians. but already signs of a change as we start the day in ireland. outbreaks of rain here. strengthening winds. after a bright start, frost

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trailing 1—0, devon toews levelled the contest close to the end of the second period when his shot richotchedanche ahead before a long range goal into an empty net from mikko rantanen secured the win. it means avalanche have now won seven of their last eight games in the race for the playoffs. cameron norrie has apologised after he threw his racquet and accidentally struck a spectator during his straight—set loss to facundo diaz acosta at the auckland classic. the british number two received a warning but avoided disqualification for the incident. no such drama forjelena 0stapenko at the adelaide international, though the defending champion did have to come from a set down to beat magdelena frech. having lost the first 6—4, she upped the intensity and won the next two sets 6—1 6—1. she'll face madison keys in the last 16. and just to make us all feel old leyton hewitt�*s son cruz hewitt has been playing in qualifying for the australian open. the sixteen—year—old is trying to follow in the footsteps of his two—time grand slam winning father. but he was up against nikoloz basil—ashvili in melbo

it's mildest towards devon and cornwall but move into gloucestershire and after that frosty start and'll keep some cloud in the southwest. parts of wales, a little bit of rain here. thickening cloud will bring some wetter weather towards northern ireland. 0therwise, we'll have clearer skies. showers near coasts and moving away but there will be some areas of fog developing and it's going to be another cold night for many of us. temperatures in inland scotland could get as low as —16 degrees. different sort of winter hazard, though, overnight and into tomorrow — freezing fog could linger through the midlands and eastern england into the afternoon and make for some hazardous travelling conditions. outside of the fog, many parts of scotland, northern england, down the midlands and eastern england will see some sunshine, but there is more cloud coming into the west. that rain clears away from northern ireland, pushes into the far west of scotland with a bit of wintriness over the hills. so, the higher temperatures will be mainly northern ireland, west wales and the southwest of england. e

devon and max did respond to our requests for interviews.dren. yeah, or burying your daughter. josh mankiewicz: and you've done both. yeah. [sighs] well, you're still here. well, i know god has a plan for me. and maybe it is doing a program like this that maybe some woman will see herself in a domestic violence situation that doesn't show and say, i think i'll get out of this. one woman could see that, this program is worth it. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): karlyne still goes to the spot where sherri was found. there are so many new things. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): so many years later, there's still a memorial. karlyne wishes her daughter had told her more about what was really happening inside the dally home. i've learned a lot about the difference between emotional and physical domestic violence. doesn't always leave bruises you can see. no. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): karlyne hopes telling her daughter's story will help someone else who's trapped in an emotionally abusive relationship to recognize that danger and to do what sherri dal

of storing electricity, and could also create a lucrative export business justin rowlatt, bbc news, devonr billy crystal lost his home will be from a of people tragically w by7777'7firéiéhfi” affected by these fires and i am one of them. these were the that i wore when i clothes that i wore when i fled my house with my wife janice like so many of us did seven. =-——m|| is all i had, january seven. it is all i had, i an or i looked like an evacuee or someone whojust rubbed i looked like an evacuee or someone who just rubbed a 711. —— robbed 7—11. 0ur los angeles correspondent, peter bowes, explained to is the costs involved in rebuilding. icon like this is going to raise millions, drip of the ocean �*the total cost —— not ocean of the total cost —— not a contact this. a contact like this. right now, it is simply removing the toxic debris from want to remain from so they thought people's home so they thought of actually rebuilding bricks people's home so they thought of a mortar, ebuilding bricks people's home so they thought of a mortar, thatiing bricks people's home so they thought of a mor

. >> reporter: devon lives just a couple of miles from where the keller fire broke out but he says the area by engine 28 is a popular dumping site for cars that are often set ablaze, with combustible materials nearby. >> the difference between a fire that might spread and potentially destroy a hillside compared with down the street could be this firehouse being open or not being open. >> reporter: he and other officials are calling to reopen after the closures. the newly elected councilmember tells me he is committed to finding the funding to reopen the station in his district. >> they said they would keep it closed for approximately five or six month period, and then they would close another one and reopen this. that is not good enough for me. open it back up in three. i'm not saying it will, but i will push the envelope to open it back up. >> reporter: but as he looks in the windows of the vacant station which has already had one break-in, he has volunteered to protect it himself, with a warning to looters. >> there's a new sheriff in town. i will drive up here and check it out mysel

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devon and cornwall police say they are looking for a 53—year—old man called paul antony butler. a let'ssome news now about a storm that's heading towards the uk. a rare red weather warning covering northern ireland and scotland on friday has been issued for storm ay—oh—win by the met ofice. it's warning of gusts of up to 100mph and "flying debris resulting in danger to life". all schools in northern ireland will close on friday because of the storm. and scotrail has suspended all services across scotland saying it would not be safe to run passenger trains on friday because of the weather conditions. our weather presenter matt taylor, explained to my colleague catherine byaruhanga where the red warnings have been issued. all they cover the whole of northern ireland and a good part of scotland. qdd northern ireland and a good part of scotland.— northern ireland and a good part of scotland. add onto that the whole _ part of scotland. add onto that the whole of _ part of scotland. add onto that the whole of the _ part of scotland. add onto that the whole of the republic - part of scotland.

another seven people have never been found, including jenny cawson and tariq sinada from devon.r, the egyptian authorities were quick to blame a huge wave. we've spoken to 11 survivors. many of them questioned that version of events. it felt very rough on this boat, but when we were in the water, the waves weren't so big that, you know, we weren't able to swim in them. those suspicions now have expert backing. i've had a look at the available data for that region, for wind conditions, and there is no way that a large wave would have caused the vessel to capsize. that really then boils down to two options. either pilot error, or in this case, navigator error, or an error in the design of the vessel. the chances are it could be a combination of both. we've tried to contact dive pro liveaboard multiple times to get their response to the survivors' claims, but they never got back to us. we also tried to put our findings to the egyptian government, who also did not reply. this was the moment lucianna finally came ashore, after an ordeal that she says is still with her, and always wil

seven people have never been found, including jenny and tarig from devon.nds and family are still waiting for answers. it would appear that the egyptian authorities are doing their very best to kind of sweep this under the carpet, pretend like nothing's happened. but there's a clear track record there now, there's been many, many incidents in the last few years that, of dive boats sinking in the red sea. and, of course, they want to protect tourism. we've tried a number of times to contact both the egyptian government and dive pro liveaboard, but have never received a response. the survivors and the families of the dead and missing are still waiting for answers they now doubt will ever come. joe inwood, bbc news. the social media giant meta has announced its cutting 5% of its workforce. the company behind facebook, instagram and whatsapp says it expects 2025 to be an intense year. microsoft is also pausing recruitment in a major unit in america as part of its cost cutting plans. from new york, michelle fleury has more. in a memo to staff, meta ceo mark zuck

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seven of their bodies were never found, including jenny cawson and tarig sinada from devon.questions. this is the moment lucianna finally came ashore, the end of an ordeal she is still recovering from. it's understood there has been a tightening of the rules governing dive boats since the sinking of the sea story. if lessons have been learned, they have come at a very heavy price. joe inwood, bbc news. the comedian and actor tony slattery has died at the age of 65. he was perhaps best known for his quick—witted and mercurial appearances on the improvisation show whose line is it anyway, but he regularly spoke about his later struggles with addiction and bipolar disorder. david silitto looks back at his life. hello. welcome to great failed prototypes of our time. come on, cheer up! let's dance. tony slattery. in the 80s and 90s, he was one of the most familiar faces on television. tony slattery. his energy, the speed of his comic brain, saw him become a mainstay of whose line is it anyway? in the event of rambo's biceps exploding, his liver and most of his internal visceral o

iranian president must need, the scan pulls out the west for we double standards, as he criticizes devon for preaching about human rights to others. while committing those same crimes themselves is really a cabinet to prove that guys award fee fire agreement made speculation. the truce could collapse once the id, every honest to continue with operations against some of the continually not copies of the latest trends shaping the world right now. this is our due to national i a michael portrait now was in a rush and you run have signed a 20 years to pg publish and 3 d. and that's as the ronnie and president met with a lot of the putting in moscow. the lead of agreed that bilateral relations between the countries have risen to a new level, a premium that goes just to the way we are united and taking our relations to a qualitatively new level. this is the meaning of the signed interstate comprehensive strategic partnership agreement. it sets in vicious goals and outlines guidelines for deepening bi lateral cooperation in the long term and politics and security, trade to investment and humani

and when use united nations secretary general antonia terry says it showed devon, known that the international community will help it rebuild. his concluded what he calls a visit of solidarity guitar has met newly appointed lebanese prime minister and the wife salon. the trip comes 9 days before the deadline for the full withdrawal of israeli troops from $711.00 on the when she says this wraps military presence in 11 on must. and as i say it's, this is not we central to see the withdrawal of isabel, the sales force is from 11 is territory, and the single tenures deployment of the 11 these items for us is across southern lebanon, india, agreed, timeframe, model of lebanon solver, entity and 30 thought of the integrity, the must be respected, and the 11 is states must have full control of weapons. so 11 is 30 tory. these is a central tenet of resolution. 17 o one. israel says it's a defense system as intercepted, a miss i launched from yemen. it triggered sirens across central israel. try find is headed to the town of berry. i called the size of tennessee 5 to phoning miss on fragments quantifie

now her dad has donated one of his own kidneys received a life of an 11—year—old from devon.. and last year i saw an appeal, a father asking for a live kidney donor, i saw the similarities between his daughterand mine, and sarah would have been the same age. i said yes, you can have one of mine. andy donated his kidney in november, and a healthy person can live a healthy life with just one, and the recipient no longer has to endure hours of dialysis. not everyone who comes forward can actually donate a kidney. they have to go through a stringent test that can last between 3—6 months, and the most important thing is the healthy individuals and they remain healthy and their health is not affected. last week, leeds city council made an urgent appeal for a donor to receive a 12—year—old boy in care who has kidney failure. 700 people have come forward. it was an unprecedented step. we have not done that before as leeds city council. we have been absolutely overwhelmed by the positive response. jack's a lovely 12—year—old boy, and he loves to build lego, he loves to see his friends

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all right, thanks so much and hold the from devon bella in garza. now these ready government is expected to hold that vote on the seas 5 deal. now in this hour the security cabinet has been holding amazing, but there's still a strong divide within the government. finance ministers that i was. busy which ones the will to continue on file, right. national security administrative not been give a while. he's threatening to resign. if the deal is approved. that's hands you, mike scoutis, get if this reckless deal is approved and implemented, the jewish blah, blah, 2 will give the resignation letter to the prime minister, the jewish ballpark. you will not be bought of the government and will withdraw from it. but i said to the prime minister that if the war on her mazda is renewed with force in order to decide and realize the on a chief, the goals of the war, we will return to the government. and the san jose is life for us now from my mind because israel is banned out, is here from operating the and the occupied westbank. so from the earlier those talk a

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it has been such a difficult day for drivers out, particularly across the south—west, in parts of devonjor issues on major roads. the 838 out of exeter was totally blocked, drivers were stuck there, some of them for “p were stuck there, some of them for up to five hours in stationary traffic, the police had to escort gritters to get them through to clear those roads so that is why people like richard and his tractor here have had a busy day and will be out later this evening, many cars are to be recovered, some of them have one out their clutch is trying to get up hills, the slippery slope in this part of the country, so a difficult afternoon and evening out on the roads and those temperatures are set to drop even lower tonight in parts of scotland and northern england, it could be as low as —15 and even colder. the roads are starting to clear, the police and authorities think everyone will get home tonight but there was a concern earlier that drivers may be stuck out on the road even though series sub zero temperatures will go into this evening, but there will be disruption into the mo

and for the way by political strategist, campaign broadcast devon. right to joining us from the u. k. thank you for your insight. a thank you, bye right now, let's switch gears now. although ukraine hasn't been officially low. what the mobilization age individuals as youngest 18 are reportedly being drafted and that's as the nation's current legislation is being bypassed through loopholes in the law . according to a member of the countries parliament, now it's done as students leave universities and they're driving to the armed forces, provided they had piled military training. the alone make has pulled out the so called recruitment office is arguing that they should just penalize individuals but not complying, rather than forcibly detaining them on the streets. there are also reports of individuals over the age of 50 being taken to the front lines. meanwhile, a former ukraine in general has admitted the key of locks the necessary amount power for the battlefields. guthrie is, unfortunately, a current resources will be enough to hold across if new resources a merge in such a scenar

now what's the mind know it to yeah, that is the one expression in devon, the people and will hopefully have a land coming february the 20 said in the eyes of the social democrats that the guns no mile and lloyd to all the ordinary people and all of the shows that it sounds like candidates and of course current chancellor as well made it very clear that he's not talking about the simple people the i'm talking about the he's talking about normal people who get up in the mornings go to what do the jobs on that children in a good school system, they perhaps have somebody at home who they needs a cub fall. so some parents or grandparents. so they want to have a system in place where they don't need to worry too much about politics and a very concerned with getting stuff done every day. and that was the message from the social democrats from the policy convention. they said we're doing politics for the millions a lot for the 1000000 as. and of course, that is a very subtle hints of that. we should also talk about the differences between the social democrats and the main rival that they recei

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i was with devon, known as when he was a congressman entered by the congressman from the area and we're driving up and or on the highway. and i keep looking at these farms and the land is boned dry, and then you'd see an acre about an acre, a 2 acres which the most beautiful green, the plants growing in it, those beautiful events. it's rich stuff. and you look at the shortland as so rich, that soil is almost the equivalent to like iowa. so it was phenomenal. it's getting a water. but the reason it has no, what i said, do you have a drought? no. i said, what do you mean you don't have to do that? look at it. i think it's dry is about the reason you have like an acre is because they say you can, you can form one acre but no more. because they didn't want to waste water, but they throw the water into the pacific ocean. these people are crazy. so we're going to be issuing an executive order, demanding that they immediately let that order come down to through kept the california farmers even people living in beverly hills. now those people have been a lot, i've been a lot of them are wiped o

i have gone to rough up to 100 units to the eastern areas of devons, bella and i took a close look in house of leon, just talked to, to emerge from the evacuation shelters, and to attend back to check on to us the damage and selected to the homes in these areas, i found people just searching through the remnants of these houses in order to, to pick and to pull any sort of personal belongings that they can reuse again. and as some of them talk to, to build up their make shift tense from the wreckage abuse destroyed houses, others returned back to their midship ciocca has given the fact that the vast majority of the civil infrastructure in these areas have been widely disseminated. it means that they will not have access to want to different services. so is that they prefer to remain in their temporary make shift tents that it's not also a very good option for them. but basically, they are trying to cope with the situation as much as they can given the affordability of their basic human and terry and services. and that's why we have been hearing from them that they have been quoted for

now her dad has donated one of his own kidneys received a life of an 11—year—old from devon.ot a match. and last year i saw an appeal, a father asking for a live kidney donor, i saw the similarities between his daughterand mine, and sarah would have been the same age. i said yes, you can have one of mine. andy donated his kidney in november, and a healthy person can live a healthy life with just one, and the recipient no longer has to endure hours of dialysis. not everyone who comes forward can actually donate a kidney. they have to go through a stringent test that can last between 3—6 months, and the most important thing is the healthy individuals and they remain healthy and their health is not affected. last week, leeds city council made an urgent appeal for a donor to receive a 12—year—old boy in care who has kidney failure. 700 people have come forward. it was an unprecedented step. we have not done that before as leeds city council. we have been absolutely overwhelmed by the positive response. jack's a lovely 12—year—old boy, and he loves to build lego, he loves to see h

we�*ve got snow in parts of devon, so what�*s it like where you are?es me doing this and takes from it the encouragement to pursue a big ambition of their own. you know, go after a south pole of their own, regardless of what it actually be. dan johnson, bbc news. back to our main story — the fires that are still burning out of control in los angeles. let�*s hear from some who�*ve had to leave everything behind. coughing there was no oxygen. i couldn�*t breathe. i barely even made it to my car. we have evacuated from our home with many possessions. we're scared. the sun is red, there's smoke in the air. there's smoke in our lungs. 0ur heart goes out to the first responders and firemen trying to contain the fire and anyone who has lost anything. we�*ve just been evacuated. we�*ve just been evacuated from this good samaritan�*s car. you got it, dad. we�*re having to walk. this is crazy. there�*s a fire right — right outside our car. we got it... no, not that way. dad, dad! my father in law has parkinson�*s. he can barely move. this was a heroic effort on

further south, a band of rain readily started to turn to snow here in the hills of devon. of snow in places, and that warning remains in force till 9:00 tonight. now, over the next few hours, it's notjust the hills of south—west england that will see snow. i think much of this precipitation is going to come in as snow. so many of us will see some flurries. accumulations generally quite small, maybe a centimetre or two. more, though, across the high ground of south—west england, and maybe across the high ground of the south downs as well. that lot starts to clear away overnight, but there will be some further showers for parts of northern and western scotland, northern ireland and the north—west of both england and wales. and with temperatures plummeting overnight tonight, where we see those showers overnight, expect some pretty slippery surfaces and tricky travelling conditions first thing tomorrow morning. slippery on the pavements as well. those showers will continue on and off through the day, draped around our coastal areas. inland areas, it's a mostly fine, dry, sunny

we have essentially heard that from devon archer. evidence would suggest that. they took in $27 million from adversaries around the world. they can't say i dated for the money. this is just suspicious wires from people in trouble in foreign countries, mostly adversarial countries, that they then launder through a series of shell companies and that -- and then give it to ten different family members including joe biden. we caught a quarter of a million dollars that went from an influence peddling scheme with joe's brother jim biden, directly to joe biden to make an account which was... that went into joe biden's account. we found through the investigation that hunter biden was paying for all of the accounting services for joe biden. we saw that despite joe biden saying there was a law between ... that they share the same law firm, they share the same cpa. the list goes on and on so joe biden was the person that would meet with these people that were wiring the biden family money and then days later , incremental payments would start coming from our adversarial co

laura: the main thing to remember, and satya nadella talked about devon's paradox earlier this week aboutuction. it is a net good from a consumer perspective to have costs decrease rapidly. against this idea that sometimes market overreacted to information but actually from a secular perspective on this long-term decreasing cost trend, which frankly, as a requirement to see broader adoption in the industry. tom: what does it mean for europe? laura: we need to ask ourselves what are the boundary conditions that have allowed the chinese and will drive the u.s. to increase overall ai capacity and leadership. and to do we have those conditions in europe? rightly, there has been a lot of reflection this week whether we have enough appropriate capital committed to drive critical infrastructure. big news with stargate. china expressed in 2017, they were desiring to become a global leader in ai by 2030. we need similar commitments to investment in critical infrastructure. we have an interesting advantage and possible edge from a more specialized industry perspective. is actually, we have taken a

that is what devon archer was saying chris there has to be some changes in overall policy, otherwise going to keep seeing this happen over and own. >> going to repeat i don't think candy present said last year this is a monumental achievement take down dams giving another species a chance to thriver again monumental mind, brain is 10,000 people two tribes, you have to take into consideration all the people downstream, this is a catastrophic, how many people dead because of this policy? >> we will take a short break would come back at it fox corporation made a one million dollar donation to the red cross california wildfires release efforts help as well by visiting go.fox/red koss or scanning qr code on your screen stay with us. we'll be right back. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. (luke) homes-dot-com is a new, elevated home-shopping experience. beautiful design, tremendously rich content. feels like a work of art! (ma

former california congressman devon nunez on the failed policies in california that put residents atk and the questions that remain. plus, some of the richest neighborhoods in the country now look like war zones. malibu and and palisades is unrecognizable from these fires. actress the candace cameron bure with an on the ground look at the homes and businesses swallowed by flames and the work ahead. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with president-elect donald trump's agenda now colliding with devastation and emergency in california. wildfires killing at least 16 people while destroying tens of thousands of acres in los angeles, burning at least 12,000 homes to the ground and other buildings. the wildfires forcing lawmakers to now prioritize federal aid the california to rebuild on top of the president-elect's other priorities. but not without change to policy failures that got us here. here's ohio congressman warren davidson with me this week on "mornings with maria" on fox business. >> california wants the money w

honestly i was just struck by the volume of the engagement and people live busy lives socially see devona comment and empty kind of feel there's some purpose there and it was just devastating read some of the ways noncompete affected people's lives talking security guards, janitors hairdressers, healthcare workers, people who have to kind of commute anymore hours more in a day and spending time with their families. people were stocking jobs subjected to harassment financial ruins. in a multi lawsuit, so this is real harm to real people big big scale brought enforce actions including security guard companies, where they were making minimum wage and extraordinarily noncompete and we brought against a set of last manufacturing companies were theory was less like the security guard case this was coercive and directly kind of writing workers this is more about how is harming the competition in the product and service market because it hurt for example entities he wanted to enter the market realized the relevant telephone was all locked up in all the sometimes the labor market competition but

the man with a stab wound been identified as devon mackenzie. and he was taken to the hospital and the other man was declared dead at the scene. early investigation shows mckenzie and his friend. they had an argument turn into a physical fight. mckenzie then allegedly shot the other man. one time mckenzie was stabbed with a knife. mckenzie has been arrested and booked into the sonoma county jail for one count of murder without bail. the other victim has not been identified yet. sideshow led to a shooting in oakland. this is sunday night. one person died and 2 others were hurt. right? the intersection of 12 and night right near 8.80, victims. they were located at a nearby hospital following the sideshow. 2 other victims are in stable condition. and police teaming up with chp to try to crack down on sideshows and reckless driving. a new operation started this weekend enhancing the number of patrols on the streets. police say the extra patrols are going to allow them to more easily disrupt the sideshows and hold suspects accountable. >> i'm joined

we essentially heard that from devon archer. the evidence would suggest that you asked how much money sean, they took in $27 million from our adversaries around the world. they can't say a thing that they did for the money. this is this is not counting the money. this is just suspicious wires from people in trouble in foreign countries, mostly adversarial countries, that they then laundered through a series of shell companies and then would, through incremental payments, give it to ten different biden family members, including joe biden. we caught a quarter of $1 million that went from an influence peddling scheme with with joe's brother, jim biden, directly to joe biden's bank account, $40,000 from which was 10% of 400,000, which was the fee hunter got from a chinese deal. 10% for the big guy that went into joe biden's account. we found through the investigation that hunter biden was paying for all the accounting services for joe biden. we saw that that despite joe biden saying that there was a wall between the government and h

can be strengthened to produce more efficient results and to highlighting some of the winds -- the devon and ashley wi -- the wins to make sure these are powerful returns on investment. senator coons: another thing up and concerned about is the amount of federal contracting money that goes to small businesses. small businesses continue to get a robust piece of the federal pie which exceeds the target, sen. coons: another concern i've expressed is the amount of federal contracting money going to small businesses. small businesses continue to get a robust piece of the total federal pie, 28%, which exceeds the target, but for a smaller and smaller number. i would also be interested in working with you to make sure we are contracting federally as broadly as possible. i think as literally every colic has referenced, 90% of businesses even in the state of delaware. ms. loeffler: i wanted to acknowledge administrator mcmahon and her great work and i hope we can have the same constructive, collaborative, great relationship working for small businesses. sen. coons: thank you. sen. hawley: did --

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