carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con nuestro colega erwin piti que tiene mÁs detalles sobre este homenaje la contribuciÓn del presidente nÚmero 39 de los estados unidos, sabemos que el enfoque estarÁ en el servicio religioso que se darÁ en el capitolio, sobre todo en la rotonda, esto con la familia en la vicepresidente kamala harris, asÍ tambiÉn es el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, esto por los prÓximos dÍas, todo bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad para entonces el prÓximo jueves dar ese Último servicio religioso que marca el final de este funeral de estado en la catedral nacional de washington, ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ borja: la jueza federal de florida bloquea de forma temporal la publicaciÓn del informe del fiscal especial, estos son los casos de documentos clasificados, esto mientras se dicta sentencia por los vanos de la actriz stormy daniels, donald trump el consell departamento de justicia cometer irregularidades en su contra, escuchemos parte de lo que dijo el presidente electo. >> [habla en inglÉs] borja: el presidente electo volviÓ a acusar a china de controlar operaci

at the battle of kasserine pass in february 1943, german forces led by erwin rommel intercepted allied radio communication, which relied on only two frequencies because of the scarce scarcity of quotes based oscillator points. so netzer led a team of 40 geology ships to brazil, where they rode around on horseback, searching for a fresh supply of quartz. so to do that kind of work, to get the big picture, right, to be immersed in the details but also for the entire adventure of victory. i think it's it's a fantastically interesting life. and the book is perfect conveying on it. so thank you for being here and i have a reason for having me. of their donuts and always

at the battle of kasserine pass in february 1943, german forces led by erwin rommel intercepted allied radio communication, which relied on only two frequencies because of the scarce scarcity of quotes based oscillator points. so netzer led a team of 40 geology ships to brazil, where they rode around on horseback, searching for a fresh supply of quartz. so to do that kind of work, to get the big picture, right, to be immersed in the details but also for the entire adventure of victory. i think it's it's a fantastically interesting life. and the book is perfect conveying on it. so thank you for being here and i have a reason for having me. of their donuts and always good. to comehello. welcome to the national constitute and center and to today's convening of america's town hall. i'm rosen the president and ceo the ncc. and before we begin let's inspire ourselves for the discussion ahead by reciting together the national our mission statement. here we go the national constitution center is the only institution in america chartered by congress to increase and understanding of the u.s. con

. >> professor erwin chemerinsky, the dean of uc berkeley's law school, says the court has several options decide between now and then to declare the law unconstitutional. >> the supreme court could issue a preliminary injunction to allow the law to stay into effect until it can rule later, or the supreme court can just let it happen. and tiktok will be banned. >> if the u.s. supreme court decides to uphold the law, then tiktok could be shut down as early as january 19th. reporting from san francisco jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> the u.s. economy added more jobs than expected last month. the labor department says 256,000 new jobs were created in december, and the unemployment rate declined to 4.1%. health care was the biggest sector for hiring, followed by retail. tonight, president biden addressed the nation from the white house and touted his administration's efforts to create jobs. >> and all told, in four years, we've created 16.6 million new jobs, the most of any single presidential term in history. there wasn't a month, not a single month, when the economy lost jobs. another

one of which was this piece published in the american journal psychiatry, written by karl menninger, erwinrosin and martin maiman. and they wrote a this essay, a murder without apparent motive, a study in personality, disorganized. and perry and -- d rry were sort of diagnosed by pshirist named dr. w mitchell jones. he was a criminal psych psychiatrist at learn and state hospital. and dr. joseph staton of the menninger in topeka, kansas, also affirmed, the conclusions drawn. dr. dr. jones. so together these scientific cases show that -- hickock and perry smith. right. that their findings were relevant, their defense. and although the mcnaughton rule was invoked, suggest that they are able to stand trial, the diagnosis that perry was a paranoid schizophrenic and that he had this dissociative moments due to trauma in his life. now we know that the trauma that he experiences have to do with this very troubling childhood and abuse that he by his father and his mother and how he went from home to home. of course, this led tragically to the suicides, his sister and brother, sister fell out of a,

erwin. >> from canada or the upper east side?anic growth not as great as it was with the closing of the border under biden. also can nabis and what younger people don't want to do with their bodies. if i don't know what i'm talking about, we better cut back my wife's business. one business is mezcal. these guys don't wants to hear about that. it is a terrible thing your business is bad. you want to hear your business is good. >> you didn't mention tariffs. it is interesting to hear trudeau push back on the idea of retaliation on tariffs. >> i do not think president will take kindly if trump decides the beer prices from mexico will cost more. >> she's a very smart lady. >> she came back very quickly with gulf of mexico. another theory. i bet he ends up liking someone who stands up to him since everyone else kowtows. she is talking -- >> the way it used to be in the 1600s. >> very smart person. i'm trying to arrange to meet her. that's a little too -- >> i'd like to meet her as well. >> you can do whatever you want, david. >> do th

in the same area, and a danger to life warning has been issued for parts of the uk ahead of storm erwin britain prepares to be lashed by severe gales. gusts could reach up to 90mph in coastal areas, bringing risks of travel disruption, power cuts and flying debris. the north west will see the strongest winds, but large waves and dangerous conditions are also expected along sea fronts. heavy rain and snow will also spread east, with up to 25cm of snow possible on higher ground. the met office says the situation could escalate as a storm rapidly develops tomorrow. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to matt. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. tonight with me, matt and old woman in the same area, and a danger to life warning has been issued for parts of the uk ahead of storm erwin, as britain prepares to be lashed by severe gales. gusts could reach up to 90mph in coastal areas, bringing risks of travel disruption, power cuts and flying

. >> storm erwin is. >> storm erwin is. >> sweeping across the. >> sweeping across the. >> uk, bringing> uk, bringing. >> record breaking. >> record breaking. >> winds and severe weather conditions. 1 in 5 flights from airports in the uk and ireland have been cancelled today, and millions of people urged to stay home. forecasters have flagged a rare threat to life. red weather warning and over 4 million people across northern ireland and scotland received emergency alerts from the met office last night, with guidance on how to stay safe. more than 240,000 homes and businesses are without power in northern ireland, and a wind speed of 114mph brought by the storm has been recorded in ireland, the fastest since records began. 20,000 scottish power customers across the centre and south of the country are without electricity and a danger to life. warning for wind has been extended in scotland, where more than 35,000 properties have lost power. local authorities have warned commuters to avoid travel at all costs. and the southport child killer will likely die behind bars after murdering three

in the same area, and a danger to life warning has been issued for parts of the uk ahead of storm erwin, as britain prepares to be lashed by severe gales. gusts could reach up to 90mph in coastal areas, bringing risks of travel disruption, power cuts and flying debris. the north west will see the strongest winds, but large waves and dangerous conditions are also expected along sea fronts. heavy rain and snow will also spread east, with up to 25cm of snow possible on higher ground. the met office says the situation could escalate as a storm rapidly develops tomorrow. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to matt. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. tonight with me, matt goodwin. now you, the british people are being gaslit. you are being lied to. while the people always sensed there was something unusual about the southport atrocities, ever since that fateful day, the authorities have hid behind legal processes and bureaucratic bureaucra

the top stories, schools, rail services and hospitals are all set to be affected today when storm erwins the uk. forecasters have flagged a rare threat to life. red weather warning over 4 million people across northern ireland and scotland have received emergency alerts from the met office, with guidance on how to stay safe. a wind speed of 114mph brought by the storm has been recorded in ireland, the fastest since records began, according to the forecaster. local authorities have warned commuters to avoid travel at all costs. train operator scotrail has suspended all services across scotland today, saying it wouldn't be safe to operate . the southport safe to operate. the southport child killer will likely die behind bars after murdering three little girls at a dance class, but his 52 year sentence has sparked calls for law changes. axel rudakubana received one of the highest minimum custody terms on record for the attack at that dance class in southport in july last yean class in southport in july last year, when he was 17 years old. alice da silva aguiar, bebe king and elsie dot stan