howard: yeah.hink that's a fair approach. and we'll show some of what they said later. i get it, fox is fair game, anybody in the media is fair game, but you're right, it can be uncomfortable being the story. and the same thing goes for there's a whole lot of republicans out there who believe donald trump's unproven claims the election was stolen. this news division, we have reported about the claims and whether there's any evidence based on all the investigations and all the lawsuits and all of that. >> we've been clear. i mean, there's not been -- howard: no gray area. >> yeah. howard: it was breaking news on my show last week when our colleague, chris wallace, announced he's leaving fox after 18 years, and it's a major loss for our network. you worked with chris at debates, on elections nights, but he's not the only person who can host a sunday show. in fact, you filled in today on "fox news sunday." >> yeah. listen, they're big shoes to fill. i worked alongside him for 18 years, have a lot of r

howard: oversight?oversight different from legislative purpose, but also they are doing this wide swath like trying to get everyone's information. they are going after telecommunication companies to get them to give records and the also have those doing this that we can't just do it for the sake of exposure. we had that back in the day so there's all sorts of prompts including it's supposed to be a bipartisan committee but nancy pelosi kicks republicans off. they don't have a ranking member. they are falsely presenting liz cheney as the ranking member when she was appointed by a democrat so there's major problems with the legality of this committee that has not been covered by that media. howard: put on to anti- trump republicans. does it look like the nixon case tapes forcing them to use turnover secret white house tapes the difference is this president is already out of office and it's not a criminal investigation, is it inquiry. >> i think molly is right that it's very important for them media to foc

howard: kara? >> i think this virus is evolving and changing at every-- we didn't know about omicron a few months ago so as we collect information and we see the cases and how they play out, the number of hospitalizations, deaths as we evaluate what impact this has on public health and omicron might be less than verlyn if you had the vaccine and i think that's the message out there that as long as you are vaccinated you should not end up in the hospital and that needs to be communicated because it also promotes vaccination. howard: it's hard to have a single message when even experts can't make up their mind and the evidence keeps changing. >> they are still learning as well. howard: it's a problem. when we come back as one senator pulls the plug as president biden's $2 trillion spending bill and why the press is roughing up joe manchin (woman) wow, that's something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. [echoing] get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bu

howard, let me start with you today. it is estimated that between 80002880002 health care workers could have died from cupboard 19 since the beginning of the pandemic. that is a staggering number. just how shocking is it to you. i'm. it's a, it's a conservative estimate. it is absolutely shocking. i think the true figure could be higher. i think we could be pushing close to a quarter of a 1000000. it's an indictment of government's failure to act, to protect health care work as these are people who were just going to work to do their job. but the real issue that worries me hugely here is that the actual number of deaths reported to the world health organization. from countries around the world is less than $7000.00. people are clapping, but nobody is counting. and that sends a message to suggest that it's just not being taken seriously enough. one death is a tragedy. it leaves in its wake families left without her with, without mums, without did dad's kids being offered. but when we get into the scale of the thousands, i

howard: thank you very much.rent: the global response to the pandemic is certainly deserving of criticism but it has been faster, faire andr more humane compared to 30 years ago when h.i.v. was first detected. in hiv remains today. thousands of people per year die of hiv-related illnesses. we already have numerous covid-19 vaccines. so why is there still no shot against hiv? reporter: h.i.v. is one of the toughest things to crack in medical science. it is pictured here in green, attacking the body. attempts to make any vaccine go back over 30 years. h.i.v. infects the t cells, the very cells that make up the bloodstream. the virus uses these cells to survive, to hide from the body's defenses, and to replicate. >> h.i.v. can hide in our, so to speak. the traditional mechanisms of immune protection that we rely on from vaccines such as developing antibodies may not be enough, meaning different types of the immune response are needed to also kill the virus hiding inside the cells. reporter: usually a vaccine's targe

howard johnson, bbc news.'s turn to chile where last night, gabrielle baugh emerged victorious. at the age of 35, he will become the youngest person ever to leave the country. he was a former student activist, and he promised to attempt far-reaching social reforms while keeping the economy stable. stockmarkets in chile have fallen nearly 7% on open. katy watson is in the capital santiago and has this report. katy: the fans started gathering within minutes of the polls closing. the victory was quick and definitive. >> my daughter will grow up in a freer country, this woman told me, with rights for women and better education. for 11-year-old amelia who can't even vote -- >> because he wants to do good things for chile, like protecting the animals, the environment, and children. katy: speaking to the nation, gabriel boric promised to speak for everyone. >> i know that in the coming years, chile's future will be at stake. i will look after democracy and always look for unity. we will attend to people's needs every

i really do, howard.sk you one quick market question. >> sure. liz: the federal reserve, jay powell, has been very clear that he needs to speed up the tapering. when do you predict we will see the first interest rate hikes? >> i would say summer 2022 you're going to see it hike you've gotta see a hike because they're tapering, they got it done buying, but, but, just remember this. the deficit is 29 trillion. we're running deficits this year of almost 3 trillion, last year 3 trillion, so if you were government, where would you keep interest rates? i think the government is going to keep interest rates unbelievably low, no matter how much we talk about inflation, they're borrowing $30 trillion, they are going to keep rates low so federal government rates low, inflation probably high, and that's a weird spin but i just always want to remind people if you are borrowing $30 trillion, and you could set the interest rate, liz, where would you set the rate? liz: well, yeah, i get it but we worry about bubbles and

>> howard actually gave meatball his name. >> he was very upset. >> howard stern named meatball?. >> she said meatball, this is a special one. he was tiny, like this. >> like this now. >> yes. he is a big boy. howard is upset because he saw meatball on a porch and thought meatball was outside. once he got caught in the grate. he did go next door and got caught in the grill. we never let him outside since then. he got caught in the neighbor's grill, and it was a thing. >> we don't have to get be into it here, sweetie. >> he thought meatball was outside again. he is not. no worries. >> speaking of howard -- >> never outside. >> i understand that billie eilish is extraordinary. all his interviews, i have to say, that guy, on so many levels, he's one of the -- you know, he's been around for so long. early on, he was painted into a certain corner. >> shock jock. >> shock jock. really just as good an interviewer as we have. just a funny guy. i think chris rock was asked who is the best comedian, and he goes, howard stern every day for three hours. how does he do it? extraordinarily gif

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first up, james howard consular stacy. right. james counsellor, welcome to the kaiser port. christmas special year. our 1st guest. how do you feel? i feel whoa, whoa, whoa, and it's a pleasure to be here with you. right? so you are the author of the geography of nowhere, a history of american suburbia and urban development. so let's start with the health scape that is california. build as a woke utopia. what we've seen on the ground is instead fecal rating sidewalks and mass looting events. what went wrong? gee, so where do you want me to start? well, among other things are simple unwillingness to actually confront truthfully the conditions on the ground that we see around us. and, and you know, homelessness is obviously a biggie out in california. and i think we confused the whole issue by calling them homeless because mainly their drug addicts and people with mental illness who are in an earlier age in america would be treated in public hospitals and taken care of. but around the $970.00 s, we decided that they were an oppresse

there was james howard counsellor without him. there wouldn't be those other guys. thanks for being on the show. jane, you're welcome and had a lovely christmas already. and that's gonna do it for this to show the kaiser report with may max kaiser is dacey herbert, thank our guest. james howard consular authored the long emergency and the geography of nowhere, and many, many more intellects time by off. ah, [000:00:00;00] with i was diagnosed with cancer in 2000 lives when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable. i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in america. florida. one of florida is biggest industries and best kept secrets, is phosphate in the biggest layer in $85000000000.00 industry is mosaic janai. there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aqua may pro there's a chronic i don't want to hear that word polling, but that's what it is. in 2013 my uncle, our family dog, my brother was 21 years old, myself and my father were all a 100. wow. yeah. a good plan, ri

howard zhan: , arguments in front of us. howard zhang, always — arguments in front of us. will— arguments in front of us. howard zhang, always use will you i arguments in front of us. howard zhang, always use will you on i arguments in front of us. howard | zhang, always use will you on the programme, thank you very much indeed. —— always useful. next we turn to india. new research has found that india's capital delhi has alarmingly high levels of indoor air pollution — 20 times the who standards. the study by the energy policy institute at the university of chicago, found that the levels of pm2.5, the lung—damaging tiny particles in the air, indoors were "substantially higher" than those found outside. these images show the extent of pollution in delhi. the city routinely tops the list of "world's most polluted capitals". 0ur correspondent in delhi, rajini vaidyanathan has more details. this is the world's most polluted capital city. many, many people in this city complain about the toxic air which doctors say can lead to long—term respiratory illness. 0ften long—term res

mark howard joining us now.xpect the federal reserve to show a projection of 25 basis point hike next week and projections coming out next year. then six rate hikes through 2024. is that sustainable given where we are in markets today? mark: good morning, lisa. it is but it will come with disruption in volatility. the outlook for markets broadly, not just for rates but for markets is based on growth and predicated on growth, predicated on a decline in reaction function to variants of the virus. and really strong balance sheets broadly in the u.s.. the corporate sector, consumer sector. higher rates are not going to have a huge knock on and topless over into recession. that is why you see the buying of the dead, even with a hawkish fed over the last few days, because people believe both next year will be quite solid. lisa: perhaps so. bill dudley was talking about how he thinks the backend of the yield curve is mispriced and part of this is because of ongoing quantitative easing, the fed buying bonds. does the sc

we will give howard a try. howard if you could unmute and ask a question. >> howard, are you with us? all right. let's-- i did not-- the question, i'll yield my time to the next person. >> thank you, howard. this is a question that we had a bit earlier. our audience is asking if you might make a prediction who is likely to succeed nancy pelosi now that congressman israel is-- >> of course you don't have to be a member of congress to be a member of the leadership. you can still be a prospective speaker. when you look at people most often mentioned as successor, jefferson, congressman from new york now a member of the leadership, would be ground breaking, first person of color to lead either house, either party in both houses of congress and others, karen bath, the congresswoman from california, former speaker. adam schiff has been interested in the leadership as well. so there are -- several people who i think would like this, in fact, probably 200 people who would like this job and i think when pelosi leaves th

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nicole howard knows the pain and heartache of losing someone to violence.itive energy by giving back jonathan mccall has that story. >> making a list. feel like it's going to more and checking it twice like that we've got the nicole howard is a long way from the north pole. but this mom and grandmother to be is definitely one of biggest helpers. >> whatever. you know what i'm doing. i try to do the kinds of my heart is not to. oh, i did this or did that. i just want to take care of people each item deep into the shopping carts will soon make it into the hands of a child in need. when you hear the children had you want a thank you. >> smiles on their face in the appreciative. feel good. but behind each of these toys and every smile on the receiving end this labor of love is sparked by tears of pain and grief. it was back on may 24th 2019 that her cousin charles crutcher was murdered in oakland on his clothes that has. >> and pow's. a school close kids. for them for uniforms. and then he had. any on sunday had just stuff everywhere rate compared to go out in

well, mike, the oakland a's have long said it is howard terminal or nothing. when it comes to staying in oakland. the team wants to build a $12 billion ballpark near jack lenin square. and there's still several steps to go before that becomes a reality. but the final environmental impact report is one of them. it's a huge milestone to get the final environmental report. it's been three years in the making tens of millions of dollars thousands of hours of work. the final environmental impact report outlined some of the issues and problems that will need to be resolved in order to build a new ballpark at howard terminal. the report is 3500 pages long. some of the details explain how the development will manage issues like rail safety, parking pollution and increased traffic . the e i, r says pedestrian bridges will need to be built across the railroad tracks at jack london square. and instead of being demolished, some of the shipping cranes at the terminal will become part of the public art in the 18 acres of public parks at the development, so they're going to

the event happens saturday from eight in the morning until noon at 10, 38 howard street, that's howard and rest streets in the south of market neighborhood in san francisco. live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news, ali. thank you. fighter is a step closer now to having its covid-19 booster available for teens as young as 16. the fda gave emergency authorization just this morning for 16 and 17 year olds to get a third dose of the vaccine. it would be administered six months after their last shot. there is one more step here before final approval, the cdc must know formally recommend the boosters for this age group. the cbc's decision is expected soon. the oakland unified school district has extended its deadline for older students to be vaccinated or return to remote learning. in october. the district set january 1st as the deadline for students, ages, 12 and up to get their shots. that gave families three months to submit proof of vaccination. the last report showed almost 40% of students in that group still have not had their first shots. a lot of the kids who are presumab

me coming in, possibly our down, but howard saw the lumber. howard. i saw that in the see. i mean, melissa giving a c or a form, allow your little boy, i see people who close on there. so i think, 11. okay, next you know with in that same 18 months we thought 25 percent reduction in purchases of sugar. we beverages and showing that unprecedented and we're seeing large reductions and all the ultra process junk foods as well. mm hm. that is the 1st time we've seen the glimmer of a country that might change the norms toward healthy eating, which lay ensued. revolution has inspired action and neighboring countries. peru has instituted the same labels, and uruguay is about to do so. and dramatically mexico is joining them. and its new president and congress have just passed new legislation requiring the same kind of labeling chile. he went by your job on the other side of the atlantic. the contrast is striking. europe's nutri score labeling is fairly timid compared to the black labels in chile. only a few countries have adopted it and it is not even mandatory but it is a need to

so a mixed bag if you will let's bring in vance howard from howard capital management.ce, goldman had already cut the u.s. growth forecast for this year back in october over fears of a consumer spending slow down. what exactly does this now mean for markets overall if on balance you might not have the tax increases we feared but the same time maybe not as much of that fiscal stimulus as we were expecting. >> the fed has been clear with this they're going to taper, raise rates next year. what's happening here is we're seeing the market sell off this morning but is it because of the gdp number that goldman wants to talk about or because of the spike of covid and inflation when you look at inflation, that's giving me more heart burn than goldman with a number on gdp and the virus spiking up is a little bit of a heart burn too. those are big headwinds. a year ago, energy prices are up 50%, a year ago food prices are up 30% that's what's giving everybody heart burn right now, i think. the trend is still up, i'd buy on the dip everything is going to go lower before it goes up

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howard johnson, bbc news, siargao island.n proposal to get humanitarian aid to the 23 million afghans said to be in desperate need of help. the resolution allows aid to flow into afghanistan for one year without violating international sanctions aimed at isolating the taliban, who seized power in august. 0ur north america correspondent david willis, has more details. of course it has been a vexing problem for much of the global community since the taliban returned to power in afghanistan in august. how to help the people of afghanistan without helping the government of afghanistan? and as the months have gone by, the situation there has grown increasingly dire. foreign aid has been cut off, assets have been frozen and of course aid has been crucial to afghanistan in the past, it has formed about 80% of the country's budget, so now this new measure approved by the un security council is aimed at making it easier for foreign banks to transfer money into afghanistan. many have been shy of doing so for fear of running afoul of in

howard johnson, bbc news, siargao island.e british socialite ghislaine maxwell, has decided to reconvene after christmas, after failing to reach a verdict on wednesday. ms maxwell, a close associate ofjeffrey epstein, denies eight counts of sex trafficking and other crimes. 0ur correspondent barbara plett—usher has been following the trial in new york. the jury deliberated for two full days, but it wasn't able to reach a verdict before christmas. and the court has now recessed for the holiday weekend. thejurors are considering six counts against ghislaine maxwell of grooming and transporting girls for sex. and the case is narrowly focused on the accusations of four women who say that she facilitated or participated in jeffrey epstein�*s abuse of her. the jurors have several times asked the judge to send them transcript of testimony or to clarify certain issues. they will come back on monday to continue deliberating about whether to convict ghislaine maxwell of all, some or none of the charges. in the meantime, ms maxwell will

with the latest from the capital manila, here's howard johnson. landfall in the philippines, the extent of the damage it caused is finally becoming clear. nine different islands separated by a distance of more than 800 kilometres all experienced sustained ferocious winds and heavy rain, flattening thousands of homes and flooding vast tracts of land. translation: we appeal for at least some small i help to come to us. now is the time we need a government, a government that is ready to help us in our current situation. we are waiting for whoever has a kind heart. i hope they will help us. the breadth of the destruction and the lack of communication lines is causing logistical delays in humanitarian support. food, water, fuel and electricity are in limited supply on numerous islands. today, the british government committed nearly $1 million to an appeal by the international federation of the red cross to help the relief effort. the ifrc are hoping to raise a total of more than $20 million. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. you're watching newsday on

howard johnson, bbc news, siargao island.nmen square has reportedly been removed from a university campus in hong kong. the removal of the eight—metre—high copper statue, created by danish sculptorjens galschiot, was ordered back in october. construction workers are said to have laboured overnight to dismantle the piece, known as the pillar of shame. the artwork, which depicts piled up corpses and anguished faces, was one of hong kong's few remaining public memorials to tiananmen square. the united nations security council has passed a resolution to allow aid to afghanistan without breaching sanctions against the taliban. the resolution could unlock desperately needed help for millions of afghans facing hunger this winter after the taliban take—over. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet says finding a way round international sanctions has been a big stumbling block. the real challenge for those aid agencies, people who want to help afghanistan, is that many taliban leaders are under united nations or us sanctions

howard is also accepting donations. you can find more details at kron 4 dot com. the u.s. supreme court is allowing a controversial texas law to remain in place against private citizens, the right to enforce the state's abortion ban at even get paid to do so. now in response, governor gavin newsom is instructed his staff to draft similar legislation. but as it applies to guns, it would allow people in california to sue any company which manufactures distributes or sells assault weapons and ghost guns. >> there's limited circumstances where. a citizen can bring a lawsuit that would normally be brought by the governor and it takes the government loop. so it's not the government that is violating somebody's is constitutional right. >> state lawmakers say the proposal will likely pass. california's legislature but would almost certainly be contested in court. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, steph curry almost broke the nba record for 3 pointers. we're going to hear. >> how he feels about record after the break. >> well, as temperatures drop across the central

. ♪ ♪ ♪ one of the acts participating with reverb is grammy award-winner brittany howard. ♪ so, don'trful just fine, thank you ♪ >> reporter: you have a following, which means you have a voice. why do you choose climate change as sometng for which to use that voice? >> you know, i think it just comes from me growing up outside. >> reporter: howard's an avid outdoorswoman who grew up in alabama, lives in tennessee, and loves to fish. >> look at this one, guys! >> reporter: she hopes working with reverb will help increase the level of concern about climate change. >> i think a lot of people don't take it seriously enough because we've spent generations and generations on this earth, and everyone's always been able to handle the heat, you know. we're down in the southeast, but we've got tv and internet and everything like that. like, we're watching what's happening to the world. >> reporter: has climate change found its way into your writing? >> that's a good question. i guess it's something i consider when i think about the state of the world today. >> reporter: i'm wondering how you wo

the proud howard. oh, okay, but kidding aside, the democrats got handed the keys to success. they took over from the country's most divisive president. they took control of both the house and senate, and yet here, just 11 months on their in disarray. when the president probably looking on and thinking that maybe instead of building back better, it might be worth building back a party that seems to have lost its way. as you know of a society is already split and now is grand. thing like daily is growing, most both part is he and america is a break up within the democratic party. and in the leadership law, president vine house hasn't made it any better. they are running afraid they know the election is coming up to mid term 2022, and therefore they may lose that. and it's a one way thing is shows a lot of, you know, chris worked in the democratic party. i think that chris know they are in for a fire fight all their lives. they have all men, so rather grab a cane co radical day. they are move far away from the mainstream america. what american people want, and they know it's goi

. >> all right joining us now to discuss howard university hospital ceo anita jen kins thank you forou're busy these days. i was looking at statistics on campus and appears students have a positivity rate of about 35% faculty and staff 10%. howard made the decision to push back the start date for the semester to january 18th and everyone who returns has to have a pcr test, a negative pcr test within four days prior to arrival and worth noting 99% of students were fully vaccinated in september given all of these factors in what dr. fauci was saying about things getting better by the end january, how are you looking at the semester with regard to safety on campus. >> howard university, i'm the ceo of the hospital, howard university is being safe we have to continue to make sure that we isolate our students and patients in our community to make sure that this fast-spreading omicron does not spread any further it is wisdom and caution that university is keeping the students away as they've come home from christmas, keep them away interest from gathering together and keeping the spread do

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now howard stern ruined it, he took everything from you, you have nothing left to give. >> howard was. >> jimmy: what do you give j. lo for christmas? how do you shop for a woman like that? you can't get her boots. [ laughter ] >> my problem is i'm still trying to work on your present. i have priorities, you come first. >> jimmy: you get nothing. >> what do you give the man who has -- well, not everything. >> jimmy: the leak? maybe adult undergarments would be a good gift for me. no, i have a lot of things to ask you. >> oh, gosh. >> jimmy: batman. it all seemed so trivial after the first half of our conversation. but -- >> but we're accustomed to that. >> jimmy: let's go for it anyway. so you're batman in the flash movie, we know that, that's something you can confirm. >> i can. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: michael keaton is also batman in the flash movie. is george clooney in the flash movie? and just tell it, because you know if the shoe was on the other foot, he would blow it and tell about you, right? [ laughter ] >> he definitely would. which is why i can say, no -- if he i

i'm a speech by howard buffet weren't it's father delivered in 1948. he was a real liberal lover of liberty as i've, i, and a lot to that speech in terms of learning the relationship between gold and government. right, howard buffett, of course, was a big gold bug. also unlike a son warren. all right, james turret. the book is money. liberty. thanks for. come on kaiser report. thanks back. pleasure. all righty. and that's going to there for this edition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy eric. well, i think, i guess james, turn author of the new book, liberty and money, money, liberty, until next time bio ah ah ah right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's suitable to sell food that he's pricey and sugary and salty and addicted. it's not at the individual level, it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm hm. what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate in

howard johnson, bbc news, manila. vetted breaking news from winchester crown court and the new thomas schreiber has been jailed for life to serve a minimum of 36 years for the murder of the millionaire hotelier sir richard sutton and attempted murder of his own mother. jailed for life, thomas schreiber, to serve a minimum of 36 years for the murder of richard sutton and attempted murder of his own mother. that musicjust coming in to us. —— that newsjust coming in to us. —— that newsjust coming in. in a joint statement britain, the united states, canada, australia and new zealand rebuked the new system. the five allies said �*these changes eliminated any meaningful political opposition'. pro—china candidates claimed victory in the elections which saw an historic low turnout. the chinese tennis star pung shwai appears to have retracted an accusation, of sexual assault that she made against a former chinese vice premier. in a video interview, she said, the comments she'd made on social media had been misunderstood. after

right, howard buffett, of course, was a big gold bug. also unlike a son warren. all right, james turret. the book is money. liberty. thanks for. come on kaiser report. thanks back. i pleasure. all righty. and that's going there for this the best of kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy eric. well, i think august james, turn author on the new book, liberty and money, money, liberty until next time bio. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk for is your media reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community, are you going the right way or are you being that with direct? what is true, what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows. ah, ah pentagon says that it won't hold anybody liable for a b

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from manila, howard johnson reports.ppines this year, destroyed homes, uprooted trees and toppled power lines — leaving more than 3 million filipinos without electricity, according to the government. but what made this storm so significant is the power it sustained, as it inundated nine different islands with ferocious winds and heavy rain. river banks burst and storm surges wrecked coastal areas. more than 300,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. the philippine red cross and the national coastguard lead the relief efforts, handing out food and temporary shelters. posts on social media today show the popular tourist island, siargao, being battered by relentless winds as the storm made its first landfall. the governor there says the island has been totally devastated, estimating repair costs at more than $400 million. the typhoon has now left the philippines, moving westwards over the south china sea. that was howard johnson reporting from the philippines. let's ta ke let's take a look at what else is hitting

frankly, probably came a news to biden himself how kinda side of course president harris is a proud howard. okay, but kidding aside, the democrats got handed the keys to success. they took over from the country's most divisive president, they took control of the house and senate, and yet here, just 11 months on their in disarray with the president probably looking on and thinking that maybe instead of building back better, it might be worth building back a party that seems to have lost its way. as you know or is split. anna is growing stream like dale is growing, amongst both part is he in america is the breakup within a democrat pod and in b. o. leadership law president by the house hasn't made it in a battle. they are running a freight. they're not elections coming up to mit. turning 2022 and doubtful. they may lose that. and it's a one way thing. it shows a lot of hypocrites within the democratic party. i think the democrats know they are in for a fighter fight of their lives. they have all been so rather grab a cane co radical debt. they have moved far away from the main stream of amer

with the latest from the capital manila, here's howard johnson.es, the extent of the philippines, the extent of the damage it caused is finally becoming clear. nine different islands separated by distance of more than 800 kilometres, all experienced sustained ferocious wind and heavy rain, flattening thousands of homes and flooding vast tracts of land. translation: we appeal for at least some _ translation: we appeal for at least some small _ translation: we appeal for at least some small help _ translation: we appeal for at least some small help to - translation: we appeal for at least some small help to come l least some small help to come to us. now is the time that we need a government, a government ready to help us in our current situation. we are waiting for whoever has a kind heart and i hope they will help us. the breadth of _ hope they will help us. the breadth of the _ hope they will help us. the breadth of the destruction and the lack of communication lines is causing logistical delays in humanitarian support. food, water, fuel and elec

first to you, representative howard. what this means for the providers in your state.ny window here where there might be a return to providing beyond the ban that's written into this law? >> my understanding is that what happened today did nothing to allow women to access abortion health care in our state. it did nothing to protect our constitutional right to access abortion health care. the supreme court has allowed texas to put an unconstitutional ban, basically, on any access to abortion. let me just remind folks that the so-called fetal heart beat bill, which this is about occurs basically at six weeks gestation, four weeks pregnancy, two weeks after a missed period if you're regular when most people don't even know they're pregnant. this is in effect, a ban on a constitutionally protected right, so the fact that abortion is legal, that our entire country is being protected by the supreme court with this constitutional right, they're turning their backs on texans. we do not have the protection of the courts to access this constitutional protected health care that e

howard johnson, bbc news, siargao island.he christmas period. for many it is just an enjoyable way of spending time online with friends but for some it can become an addiction one that puts a terrible strain on family life. bbc news has gained access to the uk's only treatment facility for addiction to video games. our technology correspondent marc cieslak has more. having people around, you do feel a degree he'll be just upstairs gaming all the time and he'll be shouting and cursing. stephen and louise are describing life with their 16—year—old son, who suffers from gaming disorder. until quite recently in the uk they would have to have sought help privately but now the nhs has created a specialist clinic that uses therapy to help sufferers. hello, thank you for calling the national centre for gaming disorder. based in west london, it is part of the national centre for behavioural addictions. many families see the facility as a lifeline. it's really devastating for families. parents are very, very worried . sometimes it can