gillian, great to have you here today. >> gillian: thank you, gillian turner out of washington in for john roberts. this is "america reports". that feud between president biden, texas governor greg abbott is ratcheting up by the hour now. >> sandra: some legal experts warn it could trigger a constitutional crisis. the president demanding the federal government have access to the 50 acre shelby park, likely remove the boxes and the razor wire along the rio grande. >> gillian: the latest on the ground inside eagle pass. >> sandra: right to peter doocy, live at the white house as we await this briefing. key to hear what we hear directly from the white house on all of this. for now, how far is this administration willing to take their battle with texas? >> peter: it's a big tug-of-war, and they have to come up with something new either today or the next couple days, when asked about the border the administration talks about how there are negotiations going on in the senate between democrats and republicans and don't want to weigh in on the negotiations, if donald trump is putting pressure

new one. >> gillian: now you will get your chance, i am gillian turner.are live in washington with continuing iowa high-stakes political contest all night. braving the bone chilling temperatures to make sure their voices were heard. donald trump served not just with a win but hundreds of former rival vivek ramaswamy who suspended his campaign after fourth-place finish. >> mike: mr. trump has proven he is a dominant force with his party but second-place bragging rights, ron desantis to bolster his own appeal as viable g.o.p. alternative to the former president. where does nikki haley go from here after a third-place finish? she looks ahead to next week's primary in new hampshire where recent polls reveal she has a recent voice in the race. >> you know what i'm talking about. [cheers and applause] it is both donald trump and joe biden. they have more in common than you think. 70% of americans don't want another trump/biden rematch. [cheers and applause] >> mike: four on the iowa caucuses we go to senior national correspondent rich edson, hello, rich. >> goo

gillian?> gillian: jacqui heinrich on the north lawn of the white house tonight. thank you. >> while president biden particular kicks off his re-election campaign in pennsylvania, republicans are focusing their attention on iowa under the first in the nation caucus. president trump holding a rally there now and second later on tonight. correspondent mark meredith joins me now. hi, mark. >> jill began, good to see you. the homing four rallies in the state next 24 hours. while polls show him leading, trump is taking aggressive steps to stop anyone from catching up. god bless the u.s.a. >> with 10 days to go until the iowa caucus. former president trump is barn storming the state determined to hold on to his frontrunner status and take on president biden in november. >> our country is going to hell. using that horrible word, don't you? i use that word because our country is really in trouble. >> trump, who lost iowa 8 years ago is also launching a set of new attack ads. the first touting his econ

gillian?more on the ground from if snowy e new hampshire now, we are joined by one neil cavuto, anchor of "wore world with -- your world with cavuto." neil, great interviews with the nominees all morning long, the candidates, excuse me. want to start here: you talked to governor ron desantis. he had an interesting take on last week and what went down there with the former president. take a listen to you. >> he's a de facto incumbent president that is the most famous person in politics, and so that was telling, that you had half the people roughly that opted for someone else. gillian: what did you make of that? >> well, bottom line, donald trump won. he got more than half the vote, and he won 98 of 99 counties. and the governor, for all his efforts -- and he put herculean efforts into the state, all 99 counties visiting each and every one -- and didn't win a single one. it is what it is. you can talk about low voter turnout, all of that. but donald trump won. he's significantly up in new hampsh

it's nonstop, gillian. >> gillian: wow, all right.n dallas, thank you. >> john: former acting dhs secretary, chad wolf. put the number back on the screen again, it really is unbelievable. in one month, december alone, according to sources, 302000. >> one month we had 60,000 apprehensions and how we had to do better and now 300,000 in one 30-day period. and the border patrol agents three years into the crisis and don't seen an end in sight. they see it going the opposite direction with more and more illegal activity hurting americans, american communities, their loved ones and everyone else along the border. >> gillian: earlier last week an emergency summit, president biden sent secretary mayorkas and blinken to meet with the government, and i traveled on the trip. i'm curious what you made out of that and what you hoped to see the same mexican officials will travel here to meet with biden at the white house this month. what do you want to see? >> i would have expected a little more coming out of, i'm not going to say the summit but th

gillian. >> gillian: trey yingst in tel aviv.ou. >> john: iran has deployed a warship in response to the u.s. killing at least ten houthi fighters who were attacking in the red sea. mike waltz, former green beret commander and serves on the foreign affairs committee. we'll get to the frigate in a second, but ask you first of all for your reaction to the news out of lebanon that said the deputy leader was killed by the idf or we don't know if it was the idf specifically, because netanyahu gave instructions to the mossad to take care of hamas leaders the world over wherever they were. this would appear to be a big move by israel and one that may inflame tensions on the lebanese side of the border. what do you think? >> john, this is a very big deal. deputy commander, he was especially designated terrorist by the united states with a $5 million bounty on his head and if i were any hamas leader, whether you are in turkey, beirut or elsewhere, i would not sleep well at night. after the 1972 summer olympics hostage taking and the killi

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. >> gillian: good to be with you, gillian turner in for john roberts. a major battle over a stretch of land the biden administration has allowed migrants to traverse for three years now, texas says enough is enough, they are alleging failure by the administration to enforce the law justfies their right to stop the federal government from removing the concertina wire. >> the authors of the constitution knew there would be times the federal government would not live up to its duties so empowered article 1 section 10 the right of self-defense. biden administration has truly abdicated its responsibility to secure the border and enforce the laws. texas very simply is securing the border. >> sandra: bret tollmon joining us now. shouldn't texas be able to take it in their own hands? that's the governor's point. >> let's call it for what it is. it all hinges on invasion or not. is this an invasion. and if it is, then there's constitutional authority, there's powers that the state have. it's not we granted the state those powers, they come with the statehood. an

gillian, great to be working with you. >> gillian: and i'm gillian turner in washington.tinuing special coverage, the first in the nation presidential primary. nikki haley, donald trump duked it out in today's showdown, but in the end you might have noticed it was not even close despite putting a lot of time and money on the line in new hampshire. the former u.n. ambassador did not crack donald trump's command of the republican party. >> mike: he can now boast being the first republican candidate to win open races in iowa and new hampshire since 1976, by posting easy wins in both easy states, planting the factions firmly behind him, despite battling a litany of criminal and civil accusations. speedy >> gillian: the focus now shifts to haley's home state of south carolina as her path is narrowing. the campaign is insisting this could propel her into super tuesday march 5th. but in a deeply conservative state where trump is exceedingly popular, haley's ambitions may be tough to realize. a home state loss is certain to end her quest to become america's first woman president.

gillian, thank you very much, gillian sharpe in - you very much, gillian sharpe in glasgow. and has been keeping an eye out, with the help of the bbc live page news team. it seems like it is northern ireland, scotland and north—west england worst hit? scotland and north-west england worst hit? , ., worst hit? yes, good morning. those are the worst — worst hit? yes, good morning. those are the worst hit _ worst hit? yes, good morning. those are the worst hit areas. _ worst hit? yes, good morning. those are the worst hit areas. it _ worst hit? yes, good morning. those are the worst hit areas. it seems - are the worst hit areas. it seems extraordinary, doesn't it? last week we were talking about the heavy snow and a very low temperatures, and just a few days later we are talking about the ninth named storm of the season, storm isha, which has been bringing gusts of wind up to 99 or 100 mph, even higherthan bringing gusts of wind up to 99 or 100 mph, even higher than that in some exposed locations, according to some exposed locations, according to some reports. but that headline

gillian turner, outkick columnist mary katherine ham with more on this. jacqui heinrich asked the president on friday if he thought the border was secure. listen to what he said. >> the last ten years. give me the money. >> john: he says for the last ten years he has not believed the border is secure, even though his homeland security secretary said over and over the border was secure. but the money he's asking for, what would it do to stop the cross border flow of traffic, what would it do to stop the pull of 300,000 people across the border last month? >> the federal government famously has so very little money to work with, the 9 trillion they are bleeding out into the country and causing inflation. that aside. look, there are problems here with the policies and the rhetoric of the biden administration which acts as a magnet. people know what they are getting when they come to the border, they know they can walk into the country, a court date sometimes ten years from now that they do not have to show up for. and the fact is that it was always simplisti

gillian turner is live at the state department with more on this. the -- >> gillian: it's a lot of money, john. we are getting this pretty rare inside look into the climate czar's office, thanks to a freedom of information act request that was filed by the boston herald. take a look at the top line items we are now learning thanks to the release of these documents. turns out the climate czar's office pays staff $4.3 million a year in salaries in a year, the highest salary listed in the state department released 186,680 per year for one staffer. median salary overall, about $170,000 per year. pretty high. notably missing, the names of any of kerry's staffers, his top aides or his own salary. they say in declining to release the rest of the information here, take a look at this, they determine the privacy interests clearly outweigh any public interest in the disclosure of the information. consequently release would result in reasonably foreseeable harm. kerry when prodded last year, back in july, was very hesitant to disclose any details about the inn

gillian turner is looking at that today from the state department. what did you find out, gillian?g. >> good morning to you, bill. we're getting some pretty rare insight into the inner workings of the climate czar, john k kerry's office. take a look at what we're learning . turns out his office pays staff $4.3 million in salaries each year. highest salary listed is $186,680 per year. median salary $170,000 per year. what's notably missing from the document are the names of any of his staffer. the titles of eight of his top aides and kerry's own salary. the state department tells us in deciding to withhold this information, they, quote, determine that the privacy interests clearly outweigh any public interest in disclosure of the personal information. consequently release would result in reasonably foreseeable harm. at a hearing in july kerry was hesitant to disclose the details pressed by congressional regulators . take a listen. >> i would love to know the names of the individuals that actually answer to you. who are the ones that directly answer to you so we can know a little bit

gillian, thank you.let's bring in hillel, at least 12 members of unrwa employees in gaza took part in the october 7th massacre, 1200 employees have ties to hamas or islamic jihad. it's shocking, should we be surprised? >> i'm not surprised, my organization, u.n. watch the past nine years has been documenting widespread and systematic in citement and calls against israel, and employees in gaza, west bank and jordan, submitted it to the united nations, they didn't want to hear about it. they attacked us. we know they are aware of this and could not care less. that's the truth. >> john: the biden administration did not seem to be very aware of this but the previous administration was. nikki haley said the other day on "fox & friends". >> i knew all the officials at unrwa, i saw the schools where they were preaching all this terrorist hate against israelis, graffiti on the walls, i was there on the ground and told president trump we had to stop the funding. we cut the funding and biden put the funding back.

state department correspondent gillian turner has more.s report also uncovered staffers' ties to other terror groups. >> gillian: we have obtained a copy of the dossier the israelis provided to the biden administration. reveals ties between u.n. staffers and islamic jihad, and that dozens of them worked with hamas to carry out the terror attacks. a couple examples in the dossier. one u.n. staffer kidnapped an israeli woman on october 7th. another raided an israeli kibbutz that day and another doled out ammunition to hamas fighters. despite the atrocities, the white house says they are relying on the u.n. to investigate itself, essentially, and find out how things went so disastrously wrong. >> they are deeply, deeply troubled by what we have heard. we are in touch, obviously, with the u.n., in touch with israel, and others, and so that's, we are going to continue to have those conversations. >> gillian: trump administration officials say u.s. intelligence has known about links between the u.n. and terrorist organizations for literally year

first to gillian turner with more. hi, gillian. >> hi there. the u.s.terrorists were working through the u.n. take a listen. >> we have confidence in the u.n.'s ability to conduct this investigation. we have been engaging with this on what that investigation looks like. we have welcomed the initial steps that they have taken. the proof will be in the pudding. >> the reality though is that the investigation is not independent. it's being conducted by the u.n. itself. right now a hearing is underway on capitol hill. experts and lawmakers are concerned that millions of taxpayer dollars have ended up in the hands of terrorists. >> cannot say they didn't know. mr. gutierrez new, the head of the unrwa new. the united nations knew. they chose not to act. >> anywhere unrwa goes, terrorism follows. we've documented this for years. >> an israeli dossier claims that 190 u.n. staff have ties to hamas and palestinian islamic jihad. the "wall street journal" has reviewed intelligence reports that indicate the number could be as much as 1,200 staffers. in an hour, the

that included christopher nolan does best director and gillian murphy as best after and and drama. in other categories, lilly gladstone became the 1st indigenous golden glove winner for her role in killers of the flower moon. and emma stone was named best actress and a comedy for her performance in poor things. entertainment journalist k. j matthews was that the golden gloves in los angeles, and she told me what she had expected. what was a surprise is lily gladstone winning for her performance in killers of the flower of flower, meaning which is a film by martin scorsese. she becomes the 1st native american woman in the us to win a gold and low. so was so wonderful to see her going stage and, and take her award and talk about her, her heritage and her mother inspiring her and it was really just hard for me as we love barbie was fun. family fun people knows everything about barbie. it was a box office success, so pretty much everyone had seen the film and enjoy it. but you can't really compare it to all the time, which is a drama. and so it's kind of bio graphical feeling. we all k

wrapping but to gillian's reporting.antee that they have removed anyone who was involved in this attack from this organization, then funding to this organization has to be a legitimate question. i understand aid flows to this group and aid is very important but maybe it needs to be picked up by other entities to better police the people who are part of their organization. if they are committing attacks you are creating work for yourself and funding that will be required in the wake of these attacks. it is really -- i also think it speaks to a larger narrative that is accepted in many of these organizations. i think that's the scary underbelly of this. >> dana: on monday i scrolled through a newsletter i get and a bullet said the u.n. is landing today in israel to finally investigate the sexual crimes from october 7th. four months later. i wonder if there will be bipartisan agreement about the taking away of the funding now. trump took away the funding initially. biden put it back. now after that you have some -- i wonder

gillian turner, north lawn. snow on the ground today in washington. looks great, gillian, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill and dana. the co-chair of president biden's re-election campaign says forget the border. they're thinking about huge sweeping change for the country ahead of 2024. take a listen. >> for the past 50 years, presidents have been talking about trying to rebuild the country. none were able to do it. joe biden basically said if you elect me i will bring people together and when we do things together we can do big things. >> republicans say biden's plan to rebuild the country whats a fatal flaw. it neglects securing the southern border. >> we need a wall. we need more border patrol agents, we need physical barriers, technological ba barriers. we have to close the southern border. this president has shown no interest in it. our border is national security. we need to talk about the safety and security and sovereignty of america before we talk about anything else. >> these major differences are not ham purring the ongoing negotia

hi, gillian. >> hi, martha. the u.n. said a number of times now publicly that a "independent investigation" is underway in to these allegations that its staff in gaza have ties to terrorists. i asked the state department spokesman matt miller about the accusations. here's what he said. >> we have confidence in their investigation. we have been engaged with them in what that investigation might look like. we have faith in their ability to investigate this. we welcome the initial steps that they have taken. the proof will be in the pudding. >> the reality is the investigation is not being conducted independently. an office at the u.n. is carrying it out. now anger at the u.n. over allegations that staff is working with terrorists. 16 countries now have pulled funding for unrwa since friday. this afternoon, the u.n. will convene their top donors in new york to plead for reinstatement of the funds. a house hearing is underway right now as we speak. lawmakers are of course concerned that tens of millions may have ended up in

gillian turner at the state department with alarming news with how deeply united nations personnel are allegedly involved with terrorist groups. jeffrey heinrich at the terrorist group with the political response to the latest violence in the middle east. first, to chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin who starts us off from the pentagon with the latest. good evening, jennifer. jennifer jennifer good evening, bret. the president weighing one of the more important decision of his presidency tonight how and where to strike back after iranian proxy killed three americans. until now the retaliation for the near daily ballistic missile and drone attacks on u.s. bases was tit-for-tat. now the president must decide whether to target iran. the iranian proxy drone hit u.s. troops while they were sleeping in their barracks. >> the president and i will not tolerate attack on u.s. forces. >> defense secretary austin returned to the pentagon for the first time since december 22nd, following a hospital stay at walter reed and complications from prostate surgery. he briefed the presi

fox news' gillian turner at the state department with the latest. gillian. >> reporter: u.s.apped the houthis with a terrorist label once again, but critics say the move is not going to deter the houthis from continuing to attack u.s. forces across the middle east. just yesterday they hit a u.s. cargo ship in the gulf of aden. republicans claim that under the new biden policy, houthi terrorists will be able to apply for u.s. visas and actually come into the country. >> now even they won't even designate them a foreign terrorist organization because this lesser designation allows them concern i mean, the houthis can actually my grate to this country, which is absurd. >> reporter: when i asked the state department spokesman, matt mill per, whether houthis will be able to potentially travel to the u.s. with visas, he appeared to not know saying he would need to check and get backtous. >> i don't think you should expect that any houthi operative is going to see that visa approved anytime in the near future, to say the least. >> reporter: president trump labeled the hoo thus a for

gillian, thanks very much.ith defense secretary lloyd austin, this is a newly released picture. remember, it's austin's first day back in the -- on the job since he was sidelined by illness and it comes as the united states confronts and extremely tragic day. three u.s. troops in jordan lost their lives. it adds to a growing list of deadly events that have taken place in training and in missions in the middle east for american forces. defense department spokesman general pat ryder joins us next. ♪(song in french)♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now for our 3-wee

aviation expert and journalist who is based in the english setting of cambridge, and he joins us now gillian, great to see again. so these are, let's close them shocking images to see. so what's known about the reasons behind this incident as well. the 3rd day, this is a space or no siri, emergency exit, which isn't used by alaska airlines. so instead of putting a door in boeing, pushing a whole section with the window. ready and it is this section for some reason, failed and flew out. so it was back to the door. it's a whole panel. and that is what happens. the air across it re 16000 seats. the which i've been the pressurized, the pilots very quickly offs for mission to to send a return to is apple, which you did as a to send it the pressurize ation issue with lessons. but very frightening because of people's phones with tablet hands. all that sort of thing, but so they did actually get down and they will say, well, it seems almost that miraculous that nobody was seriously injured. it may seem almost like a silly question. what was i to ask you to me to have dangers? is it for even a small

preparing for us to come it took weeks of a rubbing cap, put to contain the forest. 5 ravaged sylvan gillian, 2023, with 54 inches on the ground and in the risk and med lives to end the devastation. the task was made more difficult by intense heat, some winds brought on by climate change. this, we must have that we had a combination of high temperatures, more than 40 degrees, wind speed, over 70 kilometers per hour. and she made it the below 10 percent. the 5 was advancing at 18 kilometers per hour. so in send, the sheer number of outbreaks meant firefighters were unable to help everyone. navea and i knew there was no help, no government intervention, no fiber grades, nothing. the area was abandoned. so, you know, not because of negligence, that because the fire brigade just putting cold, there were flies everywhere and then tell me, lost everything in the fires. but as he held a stable job, he didn't receive any help from the states army. through the generosity of friends was he able to rebuild his home. it was a similar story for many of his neighbors in santa horner, among them, maria de

. >> i'm gillian turner. "the story" starts now. >> john and gillian, happy new year. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. a bomb shell update to a story we've been following closely ever since this testimony last month. >> you understand that this call for intyfada is to commit gen se against israel. >> that type of hateful speech is abhorrent. >> do you believe that type of speech is contrary to harvard's code of conduct or is it allowed at harvard. >> it's at odds -- >> can you not say it's against the -- >> we embrace a commitment to free expression even views that are objectionable, offensive, hateful. it's when the speech crosses in to conduct that violating our policies against bullying -- >> does that speech not cross that barrier? does that speech not call for the genocide of jews and the elimination of israel? >> now claudine gay is stepping down after backlash of that and the plagiarism she's been on the job six months and two days. dave rubin and robert wolf are standing by. first to molly line. she's live for us in boston. molly? >> trace, some of

gillian sharpe gave this update on the travel disruption. fist hit.he travel disruption. at the moment. _ on the travel disruption. at the moment. we — on the travel disruption. at the moment, we understand - on the travel disruption. at the moment, we understand that l on the travel disruption. at the - moment, we understand that perhaps it could be late morning, into the afternoon before services get back to something like normal. i mean, all of these routes have to be checked, safety is checked, to see that it's ok to run trains on them before services can resume. as you say, scott parel is not running any rush—hour trains this morning, and you can see a very sad picture on the departure board behind me, lots of cancelled up there. but we are seeing the first glimmer of things changing. there is a train scheduled to be on time that is going to london euston in about half an hour from now. we have seen lots of trees down, and at queen street station, the other main station, there was a wall on the track.— wall on the track. let's go to blackpool. —

gillian, thank you. state department.. >> dana: former house speaker nancy pelosi shouting back at pro-palestinian protestors who bombarded her at home. they took over her driveway calling for a cease-fire in the israel/hamas war as she got in her car she gave them a piece of her mind. >> dana: go back to china where your headquarters are. i don't know what she meant by that. maybe because they get money from china through some way. anyway. >> bill: how about the couple coming out of the synagogue in new york over the weekend. >> dana: after the funeral for -- >> bill: the whole block they were just verbally assaulted. >> dana: funeral was for secretary kissinger. it won't end. they'll see it for a long time to come. >> bill: want to introduce you to school district in connecticut under fire for voting to hold classes on both veterans and columbus day. the free day will be no more. ladies, hello to both of you and good morning. stamford advocate. columbus day and veterans day no longer off for students. are you buying tha

. >> bill: want to get to gillian turner now. the secretary of state antony blinken praising mexico for what he calls a key role in stopping fentanyl from flowing across the southern border. some critics say that shout-out is not deserved. gillian turner is live from the state department. blinken was in mexico city three weeks ago. the foreign minister was in washington a few days ago. is something going on on this? >> it turns out secretary of state blinken is crediting mexico with taking what he is calling a leading role in fighting the fentanyl crisis that, as you know, is killing tens of thousands of americans here at home every single year. take a listen. >> mexico is now playing an increasingly leading role in this. engaged in the globe ole coalition we put together and engaged with us every day and trying to take down a criminal enterprises engaged in this. with mexico. >> despite the persistently high death rates of young americans in particular suffering fentanyl overdoses, president biden says he deserves a lot of credi

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two hours flew by, gillian. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> sandra: hope you have a great weekend. set your dvr. never miss "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> i'm gillian turner. "the story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. new reaction from the white house to the standoff underway right now at our southern border. today is the deadline for texas governor greg abbott to allow federal agents access to shelby park in eagle pass. a hub for illegal border crossings. the biden administration wants the razor wire fencing there gone. but defiant texas officials now declaring that they will not comply. in fact, the national guard there is putting up more razor wire. matt finn is live on the ground with more. our panel is standing by. matt whitaker, tom homan and tomi lahren. first to peter doocy that was directly out of the white house briefing. peter, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace. we know half of this country's governors, 25 of them, a

the nominees are bradley cooper for maestro colman domingo rushed in paul giamatti, the holdovers, gillian murphy, oppenheimer and jeffrey wright. american fiction know leonardo dicaprio for killers of the flower moon. but someone on the list colman domingo who was ecstatic with his nomination. i look at my husband. >> and meant nothing comes out. he starts crying. and i that question so react at well, now to the nominees for best director. >> justine anatomy martin scorsese killers flower moon. christopher nolan oppenheimer. those lengthy most poor thing. jonathan glazer. >> barbie was nominated for best picture but not as director greta gerwig bradley cooper directed himself to an acting nomination but was not nominated for best director. no snow here, but rather record martin scorsese with his 10th oscar nomination for directing the most for a living director at 81. he's also the oldest best director nominee. the 96 oscars will take place on oscar sunday march. the 10th reporting from well. >> we to be on my streaming service will see tonight at 10 night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: nikki haley's

so what was which in interested in creating a me but it was really a must course combine. gillian, you kindly get from the government game which has to be new. uh, lots more of us to send in the news and that'll be potentially get a little you know, both of those 2 positions. we have this that are both of this is yeah, yeah. my go fish needs are to the board has may have a blessed to be in june. there's like, i'm not gonna make it today to do with news. jessica pushed or changing? yeah. just not students, which i knew westmoreland norm you know, took my, me and laser was nothing but it was really, i will go through this. it should or was that there should be a moodle, casually me as opposed to bice. so does that sound like i'm at the does that to them, but asking the public i was so i could see with that, what kind of publications were required can be seen on the con, the census website. no one can hide shameless propaganda under the guise of analytics to store academy in here. got those and that's done again and i took my me on. so interesting a compiler people interested in to switch

i thought that the performance by robert downey junior, gillian murphy and you know, christopher nolan, being the director did that just a phenomenal job to remember. there's more news and analysis on our website and social media channels coming up. and next is a look at how technology is failing to improve transport and mobility issues. that's in the program global us. after a short break, i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for watching. take care the . this utopia has a long way to go. near vienna, the city of the future is being built on a former deerfield. this sustainable neighborhood will be home to more than 25000 people. they start often. it also doubles as a lab, conducting research on nobility, architecture, and urban living. the logo next on d w. is she toxic judy ideal or feminist icon? the new barbie movie is raising a lot of questions. we take a close look at the impact of the paint and plastic pop culture phenomenon. the 16 is on d. w. the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in the look at curr

his step—mother gillian kaye spoke to my colleague caitriona perry a little earlier.son was taken from the kibbutz... do you have any information about how or where he is? we do. but about how or where he is? we d0- but we — about how or where he is? - do. but we have not heard from him, it has been many, many weeks since we had information. the majority of hostages taken were from the kibbutz where he lived and my family and of course many of them who were released in the earlier releases that happened in november, did get a proof of life from someone who did know him and saw him but that was in november. so that was the last time we have had any word about him at all. i willjust share that my daughter—in—law had — gave birth to a beautiful little girl three and a half weeks ago. her name means dawn in hebrew and just praying every day that my son can hold that little girl in his arm. that must be of course very tough for you all and for his wife and other two daughters and that little baby that he has yet to meet. a large number of his neighbours and friends who wer

now when i'm talking to now, the state instead of was that which i'm, i'm a citizen and is now a gillian goler from is you know, on, on, on the 1st thing you and families in java, we have our relatives in gust it, not just this that is getting the we're not allowed to express our views, i guess the killing of all our funding as well. i'm not allowed to as it was against the budget, but i'm not the voice against your general side. you are not the voice that against war trance. no, the only legitimate voice in in this data is ro out of this crazy fascists who are asking for more blog or more destruction for, for throwing gun awesome bumble guys. well for more general size guns it's unbelievable situation. yeah, we should say it's not all jews clearly certainly because it's a self proclaimed jewish state by a certain jewish lead is that we can give that out. sure. it's a comparison scores the well the, what is it like, i mean i understand you and your wife, i mean and that i, i want to share something with you. i totally agree with. first of all, of course it's not the jewish and of course

keegan, michelle keegan , gillian keegan, michelle keegan, gillian.een fool me once that i've been binging. gillian keegan . binging. sorry, gillian keegan. see why she's in my head. it's an amazing harlan coben's husband . so yeah, gillian keegan husband. so yeah, gillian keegan look right. >> we'll see you two at nine. >> we'll see you two at nine. >> i look forward to it very much indeed. >> that would be now. that would be a good story. >> you haven't watched fool me once on netflix. >> it is very, very good. >> it is very, very good. >> stays with you. >> very stays with you. >> very stays with you. >> clearly. we're clearly. yeah >> clearly. we're clearly. yeah >> now still to >> very, very good. now still to come sadiq khan the ultimate come is sadiq khan the ultimate virtue signaller. has racked virtue signaller. he has racked up miles in past up 80,000 air miles in the past year that's next. year alone. that's next. >> 2024. a battleground year. >> 2024. a battleground year. >> the year the nation decides as the parties gear up their campaign

his step—mother gillian kaye described the international community's handling of the situation so farpolitician. i am a parent, so i will say that we understand that all of the players, the united states, qatar, egypt and israel, people are working to try to, we hope, move this forward immediately. hamas seems to be the problem and we are just asking, do more, everyone. and we are both wonderful experience with the american administration and president biden we know they're doing all they can, pulling every level that is available. we have to keep saying do more to everyone. separately, israel's defence minister, yoav gallant, has been outlining the idf�*s next stage of its operations in gaza. mr gallant said it would include a new targeted approach in northern gaza and a continued search for hamas leaders in the south. he also said that after the war, hamas would no longer control gaza. mr gallant said that as long as there was no threat to israel, palestinians would control gaza. a regional branch of the islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly dual explosion in iran ea

i thought that the performance by robert downey junior, gillian murphy and you know, christopher know and being the director did the just the phenomenal job. but i mentioned this is just the start of hollywood awards season for the for oscar is coming up in march. does this tell us at all in which direction that might go? i think you need to look at german actress sandra cuellar for anatomy of a fall and just being the director, let me tell you, i definitely think that this is the type of film that the academy will love. and i would not be surprised when the oscar nominations are announced, and i think another 2 or 3 weeks late january. do not be surprised if you see those people in that film be nominated and do not be surprised. not only if they win the foreign language category, but possibly possibly best picture k j. thank you so much for that. that's entertainment journalist k j matthews, and i lay thank you just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top stories at this hour. the people in your brain took shelter as the military warrant of a large scale. russian missile assaul

we will go back to gillian later and we will hearfrom you if go back to gillian later and we will hearather! laughter sally has the latest news. laughter sall has the latest news. ., sally has the latest news. that will aet us all sally has the latest news. that will get us all in _ sally has the latest news. that will get us all in trouble! _ the duchess of york, sarah ferguson, has been diagnosed with skin cancer. doctors found a malignant melanoma after several moles were removed during her treatment for breast cancer last year. her spokesperson said the 64—year—old was in "good spirits". 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has the latest. sarah, duchess of york was last seen in public with the royal family on christmas day, when she went to church on the sandringham estate. it was the first time she had been here alongside of the royals in more than 20 years. her appearance with the royal family came after a difficult few months. the duchess was diagnosed with breast cancer after a routine screening. during her subsequent treatment, doctors decided to remove a number of moles. on

you know, because other liter episode, if, if or somebody of you is the, know is, is a, an american gillian blogger, who was based in ukraine and who was very well informed, was very critical of the credit government. and saw himself rest, it's fund themselves or in the prison. it was already ill, was a complication long complications and was allowed to die. just simply allowed to die because he was really an inconvenient truth which kept annoying this landscape about annoying the americans. and this is a shame, a real shame on america that it can do that to one of his own citizens, just because in a literal was just a blogs on the landscape. he needed to be removed. so that's kind of made. it was mother. and i think the same thing is probably gonna happen to the poor people as well, is that they are a very, very small number of people who are they are. and then they can be written off. and part of the question, you know, i mean, the big picture here is, you know, how the political leads stay in power, how they control this. and this, and united states and power. and whether by them is real

and of course, gillian was talking about the, uh, uncontrolled immigration in her area it was affectingcting her neighbourhood. and as area and how it was affecting her says,aighbourhood. and as area and how it was affecting her says, he1bourhood. and as area and how it was affecting her says, he basicallyi. and as area and how it was affecting her says, he basically said! as area and how it was affecting her says, he basically said , as peter says, he basically said, oh, she's a bigoted woman. oh, she's just a bigoted woman. um anyway, alan, your thoughts? >> labour should change its >> uh, labour should change its name actually. name, actually. >> happened in labour, >> what's happened in labour, unfortunately, is , uh, it's unfortunately, is, uh, it's created a situation where it has contempt for ordinary people , contempt for ordinary people, where david lammy will say to, if you're a plumber, get on the tube don't worry about having stepladders and your book is in. you don't need a car. don't worry about the fact we're shutting down the roads. we're having on working having an atta

. >> gillian: it is.orney general of united states, we can't catch them. >> harris: it is dark out. >> jimmy: they can catch anybody if motivation is there to catch them. this was photographed? guess what we did, watched videos of it and photos, this is not happening in amish country. people utilize technology. people do not honestly believe we are seeing equal application of the law. that is dangerous. >> kayleigh: go after pro-life women singing to christ but not of the supreme court protesters, that are illegal, people were pepper sprayed and law enforcement officers punched, you can't prosecute people there. >> emily: this is sickening. a couple things. number one, they are facing 11 years because it is federal conspiracy against rights charge. this is prosecutorial discretion. we elect district attorneys and pay salaries of federal prosecutors to inn sure they apply law equally. seeing people singing hymns at the age of 70 would be considered conspiracy and woman testified she came to get an abortion

. >> reporter: we asked jonathan and gillian, the parents of 35- year-old american hostage sugi dekel hen, a father of three including a five week daughter he has never seen, if they heard about his condition. the last thing they heard six weeks ago that he was alive. >> that was six weeks ago, and in the hell hole of the hamas tunnels, with the neglect, the lack of nutrition, medicine, air. it is impossible to know what their condition is. and of course, an ongoing war above their heads. >> reporter: more than 100 hostages were released during a seven-day truce between israel and hamas late last year. now the white house is saying there is no new progress to announce. only that there are serious discussions ongoing about trying to get the six americans released. one positive sign, this week, a deal between hamas and israel to deliver medication for hostages in gaza. in return for humanitarian aid to also be supplied to palestinian civilians in gaza. but for family members, that is painfully little progress. >> it is clear we are failing. the hostages are running out of time. >> repor

but gillian's been in touch on that point said luke humphries, gillian's been in touch on that poiwonon fairaid luke humphries, gillian's been in touch on that poiwon fair and uke humphries, gillian's been in touch on that poiwon fair and square.nphries, gillian's been in touch on that poiwon fair and square. and es, he won fair and square. and whilst luke was whilst luke littler was brilliant, don't take the brilliant, please don't take the glory away from the winner. it's all the loser all been about the loser and gerard has made the point. why is classed as a sport? is darts classed as a sport? it's a game . so i put that to it's a game. so i put that to you paul. is a sport. you paul. it is a sport. >> the thing is. well, what do we class as a sport? does sport have to be athletic? yes, i don't think you say that because then you've got your f1 and all then you've got your f1 and all the it. the rest of it. >> i know that you have to be fit to get in the cars and all the rest of it. class >> is sport, but that's a >> that is a sport, but that's a sport. >> but the thing, heart rat

. ♪ ♪ >> gillian: happy anniversary to bret and the entire team here at "special report."team in the business. coming up monday, bret and martha mccallum will be live from des moines, iowa for a town hall with republican presidential candidate nikki haley. please join shannon bream this weekend for "fox news sunday" with texas governor greg abbott, denver mayor mike johnson and oklahoma senator james lankford. thanks for joining us on "special report." ♪ ♪ >> will: i'm will cain in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. the supreme court announcing late tonight they will hear trump's appeal to the colorado ruling that banned him from the state's primary ballot. plus, how far will special counsel jack smith go in his investigation into donald trump? we have obtained shocking new video of what happened after he dispatched agents to the home of former black voices for trump director heroinson floyd. his attorney is here exclusively. first? >> he talks about the blood of america is being poisoned. echoing the same exac

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meanwhile, actress gillian anderson turned heads at the golden globes last sunday when she wore a dressh embroidered vulvas sewn onto the skirt, custom-made by designer gabriella hearst and not, as i expected, dolce and vagina. meanwhile, 50 cent has revealed he's "practicing abstinence" in 2024. abstinence is actually something you don't really have to practice. you can pretty much nail it on the first try. trust me. meanwhile, oscar mayer is seeking full-time drivers of the iconic wienermobile, but be aware that drivers travel an average of 20,000 miles. so remember, any wiener that gets around that much should probably use protection. meanwhile, martin scorsese will film a movie about jesus later this year. ooh, with any luck, baby jesus will be played by a digitally de-aged robert deniro. what will make the movie different from scorcese's other movie about jesus is that it will be set mostly in the present day. see, that is the genius of martin scorsese. he asks the important questions, like "what if jesus could do the one-chip challenge? could even he come back from that?" scorsese