>> hi, edward.ots of preparation that's gone in to this to get all ready and make sure the security is in place for the times square celebrations on new year's eve. we can tell you the nypd just a short time ago telling us there's no credible threats against for city and the celebrations planned. they do expect pro-palestinian protesters to possibly show up. watch. >> of the new york city police department did an amazing job during the tree lighting with individual it's trying to disrupt the tree lighting. they executed a well-thought out plan and they're going to do so this time as well. people are going to come here, ring in the new year, enjoy themselves in a safe way and those that want to peacefully protest, they have to right to do so, but you're not going to do that at the expense of disrupting. >> now, there's a live look that we want to show you in times square. the nypd is preparing for what is expected to be safe and on track as usual. there's an extended security perimeter here. hundreds

edward: anthony. and about to arrive in mexico, face-to-face with mexico's president as the migrant surge reaches new heights. is it a sign that border madness could be controlled? republican south carolina congressman nancy may send a siege in the red sea, iran backed militias, shooting down a barrage of missiles and drones as americans face increasing danger in the region. a man who knows what it is like to be attacked at c. former uss call commander and ai on trial. the new york times filing lawsuit against open ai and microsoft, they should be responsible for billions in damages. follow the story and the money. you are watching coast-to-coast. president biden is taking a new year's eve vacation to the caribbean with a boatload of problems piling up one of which is a meeting in mexico regarding the border. lucas tomlinson is in the us virgin islands not on vacation. >> reporter: as they head to mexico president biden is in the air heading to the virgin islands. the president ignored i shouted quest

edward: yeah. to some respect. so, kim, the president saying this week the media's reporting the economic numbers wrong and that it's what people are not seeing at the stores, you know, they don't want them to believe their lying eyes, so to speak, he's saying the reason i bring this up, it's another example of how the president is maybe out of touch, maybe too old because he doesn't recognize the pain that people are actually seeing. what do you think about that? >> yeah. well, i mean, i think the problem9 that the white house has is the reason that all presidents try to avoid inflation like the plague is that when you get it, there is literally nothing you can say to the voters to make that situation better. and this white house has done what any in the past has done, pretend it's not as bad as a it is. they can't to that entirely because they understand that that risks a backlash from voters who look as though, feel as though the white house doesn't feel their pape. but look at this white house'

edward? >> edward: thanks, trey. the goal of wiping out hamas gets trickier. johanan, we can hope for a better year in 2024. how does the israeli prime minister balance this? >> they're not necessarily in connect. we have to understand more than 90% of israelis support both war goals. they understand that we need to dismantle hamas. hamas built an empire of terror and murder in israel's back yard with hundreds of miles of underground tunnels, designed in order to keep as many israelis as possible. stockpiling weapons, workshops of bombs and ammunition and so on. so there's a goal of dismantling hamas and we have to bring home our hostages. in order to bring the hostages, we have to create leverage. we have to put massive pressure on hamas. in this respect we're promoting both goals at the same time. what you've seen, families of the hostages and sympathizers want to make sure this priority is not forgotten during this very tough battle. >> edward: so is hamas counting on dragging this out and hoping perception returns? >> a good question. it will take time. as

edward: stay safe. us positions have come under attack as they have a hundred times in iraq and syria since october 7th. i want to bring in florida congressman and house on services committee member cory mills. i guess the red line in all this is americans getting injured because those attacks like they did this past weekend, what is going on here? >> as you talked about, they are ramping up the amount of attacks going on not just in the back of that area but in the north which used to be a relatively secure area in the kurdish region. the reason is you are seeing this increase in the uranian back militias, they realize the weakness biden has presented on the world stage but we need to understand these are not singular events but links, whether it is the houthis trying to disrupt commerce or the attacks we are seeing on hezbollah which is headed not just -- lebanon's hezbollah, you are seeing this, you're seeing the tax out of south lebanon going into israel, this is all an approach from the china/russi

edward: hopefully you don't get sick.hing its massive falcon heavy rocket carrying a mystery military spacecraft referred to as kennedy space center. there are many questions surrounding this message. daniel mcnichols joins us the launch. >> the military's unmanned crew space plane is x 37 b and it is a real mystery for space enthusiasts because they don't know where to ship is going and how long it will be in orbit but yesterday it successfully launched on its third attempt on the falcon heavy, space x's most powerful rocket which means it is going deeper into space and staying longer than it has on any previous mystery mission. >> engine for power and lift off. >> this is the seventh for light made by the us space force's experiment orbital test vehicle known as x 37 b. officials say this mission will help the us military carry out cutting-edge research. the nasa experiment on board will expose plant seeds to the harsh radiation environment of a long spaceflight. knowing how to grow food in this environment could help s

edward. >> edward: thanks for your help. see you and happy new year. >> happy new year. >> edward: more than 3,8000 flight delays and cancellations as stormy weather puts a damper on holiday travel. to rick reichmuth on the outlook for new year's eve celebrations. >> we've had such a busy week. we had this blizzard across the plains. it was part of this same storm that flood flooding in to california. you can see this circulation across the midwest. that's how little it's moved in a week from california to here. it's the slow-moving nature of this that brought the real concerns across martz of the central plains with the blizzards. we have the snow falling and the cool temperatures out there and some wind, blizzard conditions are getting better and we're not going to be looking at a whole lot more snow. some spots maybe another two to three inches. that's kind of the max. we'll see snow across tennessee, north georgia mountains, the southern appalachians and areas of the northeast. overall, beginning to wind down. that said,

edward: i will take that any day.ng for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com edward: the national debt reaches $33 million propelled by the increased government spending and weaker than expected tax revenues coming in. the kicker, performer white house office of management and budget director, at this level each citizen in the us would have to pay $100,000 to make the federal debt 0. what do you think of that? >> astronomical when you put it in perspective, what citizens would be required to pay, in terms of taxpayers even higher. it is one more data point the 34 trillion, we will be at 34 trillion in january most likely, that is totally unsustainable.

edward changed his shell, his head was a centimeter smaller, this is not edward, this is edward’s friendyes, a beautiful name, i like martin, i will feed him four times a week and he will sleep under my bed, and we will listen to music with him, my friends, since today is such a holiday, let’s dance in a circle, and then have tea, right? so, here we have selka, soul, darling, come on, come on, bear, ilyushenka. korolkov, have you forgotten how to dance in a circle, let's go ahead, go ahead, well, let's go! julia am i your enemy? no, tell me, am i your enemy? no, you are not my enemy. thank you, let's talk like two cultured people? okay, let's talk like two cultured people. just don’t be nervous, otherwise you’ve become somewhat nervous lately. i generally i'm not nervous. what about the wife, the wife flew to mars, are you kidding me, right? which mars? i'm not kidding, she really flew away. can you imagine, right? no, i can’t imagine this either. can you imagine, she flew off to the alps to ski. were you going to israel? julia, they don’t ski in israel, my relatives go to the sea there

edward, i'll start with you. we're looking at some of these uh atrocities that are being uh committed there um in the... sie guys are strip and it's coming to light. um, one of them uh that i like to ask you about uh is that's made lot of news and it's gone viral is about the 11 on palestinian men who were uh um executed in front of their family members in the al-ramal neighborhood and of course this has been categorized as a possible war crime. um tell us your thoughts about that and how we're noticing more and more these war crimes that uh are coming to light even though we know that this has been going on for quite time. yes, it's quite clear, in fact is war crimes are being committed uh, and it's a combination of all these war crimes means that genocide is happening at the moment in gaza, not just in gaza, but against the palestinian people as a whole, and the uh reaching comments comparing prime minister netanyahu to hitler, uh, are unfortunately justified, uh, the crimes being committed, you mentioned alrea

island. also joining us is shaber resby political commentator from chicago. welcome to you both, edward, i'll start with you, we're looking at some of these atrocities that are being uh committed there. in the besieg gaza strip and it's coming to light. um one of them that i'd like to ask you about uh is that's made lot of news and it's gone viral is about the 11 unarmed palestinian men who were uh um executed in front of their family members in the al-ramal neighborhood and of course this has been categorized as a possible war crime. um tell us your thoughts about that and how we're noticing more and more these war crimes that uh are coming to light even though we know that this has been going on for quite some time. yes, it's quite clear, in fact is war crimes are being committed uh, and this a combination of all these war crimes means that genocide is happening at the moment in gaza, not just in gaza, but against the palestinian people as a whole, and the uh reaching comments comparing um prime minister netanyahu to hitler uh are unfortunately justified by. the crimes being committed

made a repulsive remark about edwards' father, who was murdered in london in 200a.ing for vegas, that since winning the belt, he feels like a better fighter. before we go, you can stay across all the football news and sports, including the nottingham forest against tottenham match, on our website and app. as we've reported, prince harry has won his court case against the publisher of several british newspapers which he'd accused of hacking his phone. ajudge in london ordered the mirror group to pay him £1a0,000 in compensation. let's hear more from prince harry's lawyer. my my commitment to seeing this case through is based on my belief on our needs to a free and honest press. i have been told slain dragons will get you burns, but in light of the victory and doing what is needed for a free and honest press, it is a worthwhile price to pay. the mission continues. 0ur reporter emily brown looks at the background to the case. cast your mind back to 1990s and the 20005 cast your mind back to 1990s and the 2000s were tabloids were prevalent. phone hacking was used as a t

hi, i'm edward materials. i'm the president of stuff with the international. i'm a pharma, and then i run. i missed from uganda. my goal is to make sure that each and every human beings on the planet has access to and come enjoy would green unfair for only 36 years old edward mckee, the is that the helm of the organization flo food over the years has expanded its reach to our remarkable $160.00 countries, edward makes several trips each year to the quaint stone of drop the movements headquarters. to me have that african from you when that sort of with the means address for the network that is supporting and working with local communities for beautiful silver. and we work with communities of pharma as communities of young people, communities. so the indigenous people to so got nestled in the east african country of uganda is edy's hometown of the son of a humble father. he worked in the field even as a youth. did he know that sustainable cultivation would one day be his life mission? i was forced to do a good culture as if i just went that's cool. a lot of his

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robert edwards was in a flood of tears as he walked around.ble afternoon and all we can do is sit and wait and hope and pray that tom lockyer is ok. luton town have released a statement this evening: saying: "our medical staff have confirmed that the hatters captain suffered cardiac arrest on the pitch, but was responsive by the time he was taken off on the stretcher. "he received further treatment inside the stadium, for which we once again thank the medical teams from both sides. "tom was transferred to hospital, where we can reassure supporters that he is stable and currently undergoing further tests with his family at his bedside. "we would like to thank everyone for their support, concern and loving messages for locks. more messages for locks. reaction to that over on the bbc more reaction to that over on the bbc sport website. manchester city stopped their winless run last weekend with victory at luton — but the champions have slipped up again after throwing away a 2—0 lead at home to crystal palace. the home side looked in total control

now, edwards fought that. and despite not being a very sympathetic person at the time, certainly not somebody who would rebound in politics at the time, interestingly, he won. edwards secured a not guilty verdict on one charge and a mistrial on the rest, which the doj then declined to try again. jurors explaining that smith's prosecution team, when they looked at all the facts and the way that they waged the case, they just did not have the goods. >> i felt like the evidence just was not there. it could have been more -- yeah, it could have been a lot more, a lot more than what it was. >> could have been a lot more. it was a visible failure, and it came in a context after that same department i mentioned to you, had been reeling from prior criticism tha itt had lost its nerve in terms of gun-shy cases. you had to keep in mind, this kind of loss in court is rare. criminal prosecutors have high conviction rates. indeed, they get most defendants to plead out, go to trial in special cases, and they win. at the tim

, sian and jeffrey edwards were at home a police officer who was evening, sian and jeffrey edwards wereian and jeffrey edwards were at home a police officer who was walking past happen to spot staying in the garden decided he did not like the look of it so he knocked on the look of it so he knocked on the door and told them he would have to alert the ministry of defence, an hour later they were told the bomb squad would be there in the morning to get rid of them. i talked to geoffrey on the phone. he said he did not have time for me to go and seen today because they are too busy putting up christmas decorations. the bomb disposal unit from gloucestershire in three hours away by road arrived the next morning and testing on what the couple had thought was a dummy and what they found it was a live bomb which had a tiny amount of charged off it was taken to a disused quarry five miles ago it was covered in five tons of sand and then detonated.— five tons of sand and then detonated. ., ~ ., ., , , detonated. thank goodness it all worked — detonated. thank goodness it all worked out. _ detona

tom edwards, the irony of this is striking.have been at the forefront of the don't say gay law. they are allies of governor ron desantis, until he recently called for mr. ziegler to call down step down. i want to take this from a meeting where you were slandered. take a listen. >> mr. edwards appears to be a law breaker and an lgbt coup groomer. i'm calling into an investigation into mr. edwards and the details of him working from the inside to bring about his woke agenda. >> what tom stands for wants to do to our children in this school district isn't what a majority of -- >> everyone, excuse me, calm down. there have been multiple comments about lots of different people. if we just allow the people to speak and move forward. the picking in choosing -- >> [applause] >> i will note those were actually two different room meetings, march 7th and march 21 where you walked out. talk about what the zieglers have been trying to do and implement in the sarasota school district, and also why you walked out. >> well, joy, thank you so m

hello, i'm marc edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up on the show. they had a dream but it is over. team gb's women's football team will not feature at paris 202a. rice to the rescue as arsenal edge luton in a seven—goal thriller to go five points clear at the top. no trouble at old trafford according to ten hag — disunity in the united dressing room is denied. hello and thanks for joining us on the show. we start with football, and it was a case of so near and yet so far for england. it was a match with so much at stake and in the end so much drama and heartbreak. england and by the same virtue team gb will not be at the olympic games. the english were nominated to represent british hopes for paris 2024 qualification and needed to beat scotland by three more goals than the netherlands in their match against belgium to maintain their chances of grabbing a ticket for next years extravaganza in the french capital. on the field, sarina wiegman�*s side doing everything right with a 6—0 victory over scotland. they were actually heading to the nations leag

smith in 2011 led that indictment of john edwards.brought these campaign finance charges accusing edwards of using those illegal donations to conceal his mistress from voters. edwards fought and despite not being a very sympathetic person at the time, certainly not someone who was going to rebound in politics ath time. interestingly, he won. he secured a not guilty verdict on one charge and a mistrial on th rest which the doj tried again. jurors explaining that smith's prosecution team when they looked at the facts they just did not have the goods. >> i felt like the evidence just wasn't there. it could have been more. yeah. it could have been a lot more than what it was. >> it cld have been a lot more. it was a visible failure and it came at a context after that same department i mentioned at doj had been reeling from prior criticism that lost its nerve or gotten gun shy in these cases. they have to keep in mind, this kind of laws in court is rare. criminal prosecutors have very high conviction rates. indeed, they get most defendants

larry: thank you, edward lawrence. fox business's bill melugin live from lukeville, arizona with the latest about the border problems. bill, what you got? >> reporter: good afternoon to you, larry. cpb sources tell me in the last two days there are more than 22,000 migrant encounters at the southern border and it is not slowing down. we'll give you the situation, lukeville. larry: a sown, in the middle of nowhere, two hours to get to any major city. you see the situation. hundreds of adult men from around the world crossed illegally. they're planning to be released in the country. they have places they like to go. people from africa, mauritania, liberia, even some from syria. border agents are overwhelm. they sent agents from the laredo sector and rio grande valley sector to because they're trying to keep one the sheer amount of bodyies in the here. before it came up with the sun, groups of migrants out here getting cold, they start campfires. they use clothes, trash, pull brush out of the desert in earth to stay warm,

edward, thank you very much. joining me now bny mellon wealth management head of equities alicia levine and mike green. the brain power in here. it is off the charts. we have a meter in the red, too much brain power! so great to see you alicia. let me start with you. i was reading your notes. you expect a healthy slowdown. that is what we all want s that the same as a soft landing? >> it is the same as a soft landing but i don't think we get to the soft landing piece meaning we have to get back to trend growth which is about 2%. we think we get there more or less by end of next year. some slow down the first part of the year which would make sense because there is real tightening going on in the economy but having said that so far the fed has been able to do this, raise rates quickly and yet keep unemployment at 3.7% with wages at 4% above inflation finally. it feels like it is a set-up for the economy to get back to trend and move forward from there, back to normal really. we see it back to normal next year. cha

congresswoman edwards, your reaction?well, here's the thing, the difference is voters can say those things. i think they're motivated when they have somebody like donald trump running for the president of the united states who expressing those very thoughts. the reality is that immigrants continue to build this country, that there were tons of unvetted immigrants who came to the united states in earlier decades. we need immigrants to continue to strengthen the economy and contribute to this country. i think it's wonderful that people want to come here and build a life in the united states. it says a lot about who we are. unfortunately, we have to have leaders who are able to express their beliefs and commitment to a nation of immigrants in a way that does not eng danger people. >> donna edwards and carlos curbelo, thank you very much. >>> we'll talk about the scare involving president biden's motorcade, also new concerns about north korea's missile capabilities and the final ceremony honoring the first female justice at t

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nina ordered edward to steal the winnings.a , there were also witnesses, the children saw him through the window, they ran out into the street when the criminal approached his car , they caught up with him. i just brought it with me. fyodor brought the preschoolers straight to his home, made up tales about working in the police, and was painfully wondering what would happen next. nina insisted, take them out into the forest and just leave them. monstrous the idea horrified kashin. he suddenly realized that he liked to tinker with the baby. that's where the operatives found him. he had to pay for all the stupidity at once, and not only fedor. edward was accused of theft, although he continued to insist that i just wanted to take what was mine. the court sentence was surprisingly mild, 2 years. fyodor kashin also had his sentence reduced because of his children, none of them were hurt, but still kidnapping, robbery, serious charges and the sentence was harsh, 9 years in prison; his wife nina was sentenced to prison for incitemen

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already see that i did not, did not, as it were, invent something in this case, although really, if edwardbout the bible, we can talk about the cross, for example and so on, yes, but this is a violin, this piece of wood, so if you think about it, i sometimes say, it really is a tree, right? a bow, which i don’t have in my hands, on it, there is horsehair stretched across it, at least two, they are made of strings, in general, these are gut strings, these are actually the sinews of a ram , and absolutely some kind of created things, absolutely, yes , in the end, man was able to create something that, upon contact, actually, well, not just with the creator, but with man, creates some uncreated things, of course, then is allows us to come into contact with the heavenly world, not only with the earthly world. this violin is about 300 years old, and i don’t know its history, it’s an unknown italian master of the 18th century, he’s in italy or russia, i don’t know, i don’t know, here, for example, it doesn’t have its own back of the violin, the back soundboard, here, but with this violin i trave

and everett edward. everett was seated on his right. now, how did clement know the exact size of the platform? because w yates, selleck said so. w yates had been appointed by the governor, wisconsin, to serve as a commissioner, representing the soldiers from that state who were to be buried in the national cemetery as a commissioner selleck, had a reserve seat on the and he wrote that it was 12 feet wide by 20 feet deep. not only did clement accept the 12 by 20 measurement, he repeated that number 33 times in his book. here's 12 feet wide by 20 feet. here's what, 12 feet wide by 20 feet deep looks like. now, add to it 30 chairs and rows of ten each. we modeled these chairs after the ones display at the gettysburg military park museum, which were said to have actually been on speaker stand, as you can see. only eight chairs fit across, and that's a very squeeze. comments since tells us that selleck's measurement was wrong. now let's go back the becker's illustration for leslie's illustrated newspaper. here is a close up of the speaker st

edward lawrence is breaking news on this very important story.wrence is live at the white house with more. what's going on now? reporter: this comes 70 dais after the first attack on chips in the red sea and the white house is dubbing this or the administration dubbing this operation prosperity guardian. now, 10 country-specifics triple-demics, united states and nine others patrolling the red sea with warships to protect commercial vehicles and the idea is the show of force getting the houthis to stop attacking. >> in general, this is why we set up the task force and it's clear the houthis are at the very least conduct ago concerted effort to go after merchant shipping in the red sea. there are inter-fashional security interests playing in the red sea and we take the responsibility seriously and we'll do what we can to protect them. them. reporter: a houthi spokesperson saying they're not going to stop attacking ships regardless of who's patrolling and look at time to reroute goods and industry expert said there could be a 50% reduction in the su

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edwards cruised to victory, winning by unanimous decision, after going the 5 round distance. crass comment about the briton�*s late father in the build—up, but said a chat with his family helped him stay calm in the bout. it was one of the most emotional fights i have ever had, after the comments that he made. but i have a great support system around me and they got me in the right space to go out there and compete as an athlete. and that's all the sport for now. voting is under way in parliamentary elections in serbia. president vucic�*s progressive party has been in power since 2012. it's facing a coalition made up of fifteen parties, which came together following mass shootings earlier this year. live now to our balkans correspondent guy de launey, who's in belgrade. he is outside a polling station. what is the choice here for voters? is he said, we have this 15 party coalition, serbia against violence. that pulls together most of the pro—eu opposition parties in serbia in other words, these are parties who see serbia's path going forward becoming a member of the european

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edward is the expert and he's a great journalist. edward, what did you find?eah, liz, the president did not talk about economics in the trading room where i just came from here but on inflation, the president hasn't said the word bidenomics, but we are seeing inflation come down but it's not the prices that are dropping, it's the rate of increase that is becoming less and less. now, he's been saying, the president for about 30 months that the peak happened last june and now it was well into his presidency there. cpi inflation at 3.1% and the numbers have not been in his favor for the past several months and 32 monarchies in a row there was no 2 in front of it and 34 monarchies into the presidency and watching core inflation and 4% is what it is year over year and that's the sticky inflation and hard to get rid of in republicans because of the president biden policies. >> i can't explain why they support these and they're so destructive to america and open borders and war on fossil fuel and embarrassing and dangerous surrender in afghanistan and elmore boldenin

edward lawrence, as alwaysing, great reporting.appreciate it. >>> all right, folks, just a moment senator roger hard small's -- marshall's going to tell us about joe biden's $106 billion foreign aid plan and whether there east going to be any meaningful border security changes in it. but first off, i want to upstate date on a number of -- update on worrisome economic headlines. the recent survey shows 50% expect recession and the rest expect only 1 percent growth next year. mean while, the november fox poll found that 78% of voters rate the economy negatively, and inflation remains a top concern. meanwhile, other at investors business daily, the tip poll which has been rated the most accurate and objective of all the polls, that one says 50% believe we are currently in a recession. 64% believe recession is likely in 024, and 80 -- 2024, and 80% are simply concerned about a recession next year with. and interestingly, 4 # #. of democrats think we're in a recession, 58% of republicans do, and 52% of independents. so it's across the b

lawrence is about to bring you the white house and was us why edward. >> with you president is now beg together his student loan forgiveness plan in these changing roles on existing programs and that he spends a number of people were eligible to get there debt forgiven in this c1 the latest announcement affects 80003 or people absolving them up to $20000 in student loans and the cost, to the taxpayers as for $20 billion for this when he brings a total forgiveness, president joe biden to about 132 billion, touching 3.6 million americans another critics say, forgiving get to teach fiscal responsibility. >> i find this just something that many people are going to find offensive. because it is so unfair. the whole idea is why can't everybody get the same thing and what makes these always lisa special why do they get off okay i don't like it. edward: suisse building energizes him group of owners and new cnn poll has the job approval rating like you said, at 37 percent and that's an overall what would you the idea so last month, president of biden sent an e-mail to the borrowers who already