i. alright, that's, i'll just the result and fish rely for us and washington d. c, l. and thanks so much more, a packing all that for us. we appreciate it. the still ahead on al jazeera, the russell launch has multiple drone attacks on ukraine's capital killing several things. the a wave of criminal violence has exports with drug talk tells, raising the challenging of sorts, prison riots, assassinations. ecuador has plunged from one of the safest countries in latin america to one of the most dangerous, with the government declaring war on the guns and corruption. people in power investigates with causes behind the search and violence, and it's devastating impact on the nation. ecuador, on the fire, on that jersey though, a weekly look at the world's top of business stories. what is a great cost in the united states main for the rest of us from global markets and economies? should that be beyond to asked if people have sent an lifetime working? that's part of the answer to understand how it affects the nights counting the cost . oh no, just sierra the there's no limit t

alright, i want to bring in the reading of the role. now she's with the worst studies department of kings college london. she joins us from munich. read is good, the senior, happy new year to you. i want to get your reaction 1st, that what we just heard from the secretary lloyd austin there. he said that what we've seen happen in ukraine has made you create one of the greatest military success stories of our time. is that the case a good evening brandon and of course, happy new year to you. well, we'll have to consider at the end, the contacts that ukrainian military has been a fighting proxies since 2014, and many of them were russian sponsored proxies. russian theme sees the site ukrainian miller tree is the only military if you will, that has been fighting a peer to peer or since the 2nd world war. because the mission stuff, the need of fruits have seen in the past uh 2025 years on very different from what we're seeing in ukraine right now. and of course, given the cemetery and the cycles, the ukraine armed forces. yes, you could say

you know, one of your friends or family because there's nothing sure lot joke about how i was alright at things. and it's really to make sure good. we'll be right back. >> just about done for a monday. before we go, let's check in with rachel mauer and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high rachel, daria, thank you so much. coming up today on live in the bay, a local photographer is showing off his skills at a new exhibit. aj and see some of his work featuring the beauty all around us and our wine and travel expert daniel currie do is here. we're switching it up today and talking about dry january. some yummy non-alcoholic wine options. plus, the napa truffle festival is a week away. we're meeting a truffle hunting dog and learning all about the bold flavors. plus, as always, we want to hear from you about our question of the day. scan a qr code on your screen today. we want to know what is something big or small. a goal on your list for 2025? let us know your answer. any could be read live right here on the show at 01:00pm. back to you guys. i'm good say a big thank you

. >> alright i will gavel us in here this morning. welcome to the american enterprise institute.name is philip i am a senior fellow here in the department that studies social, cultural constitutional studies. the bigger picture on american politics and our political culture, and what ails them. welcome to everyone who trudged through the snow to join us in person. welcome to those of you watching on a live stream or c-span. we are here today to talk about the will be gone one 18th congress. will be gone defined by as one, and a deplorable state, synonyms dilapidated, derelict, godforsaken ramshackle run down. two, built with their deeply affected by woe synonyms sad, lamentable. that is my big take away for the one 18th. as a troubled congress in many ways. it was also a wild ride that's going to force textbook authors about congress to make some serious revisions. it upended a lot of assumptions about how congress does its work. so we are going to relive some of the drama of the one 18th. and in the second hour we will turn to the one 19th that will be and think about it has goo

alright, i haven't interrupted you down. i'll let you go a time that i appreciate this conversation. i don't think you are unreasonable person, but i do have to point out some factual things. what you said in our last entry was not that you don't think there's any desks from starvation. you said you repeated it twice at 1013 for t g m t 101225, g m t in the interviews out that you said. indeed there is no salvation in gaza. and then you said also salvation. i don't think it's happening on a wide scale if on any scale and gossip. oh, i'm not as difficult as i can do, but if i can just finish stuff, if i can just finish. you said that even on that point, if you don't think there's any desks from starvation, again, we've heard from ox 5 the 1st on since my question was that yes, there is a link between the siege and the desk going on. this is something by the way that we've heard from us officials. on april the 10th 2024 us aided move straight to samantha powell, telling congress that was indeed feminine garza. on may the 3rd 2

and schumann slippery in does the alright, but as well, i have to tell you the number of 4 next scenarios, including several from you train on charges that they were planning to commit terrorist attacks. and that's, according to president nicholas my dual. we've detained 7 foreign mercenaries, including 2 important mercenaries from the united states, to hit men from columbia, and 3 mercenaries who came from ukraine to bring violence to the country. they came to carry out terrorist acts reports off to the full, including in the west and mainstream media about ukraine cooperating with the. busy risk groups in syria and west africa of the claims fighting. i'm named officials with direct knowledge of the situation and said that you have provided weapons and other equipment as well as training. did you? how does so, who are fighting against national military forces? as a result, the african nations of new jersey and the molly have completely separate diplomatic buys, with ukraine, that russia has one of the international community, numerous times about ukraine's connections with terrorist grou

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told my dad i was nominated for a golden globe and he started immediately moving on to compliments for the other nominees. [ light laughter ] he was like, oh, they are very good. i'm like alright>> i have this thing with my mom and dad, particularly when i do theater, that they -- they always come afterwards. you are quite vulnerable when you have just done a show in front of those people. give me a hug and they say you know, well done. i can now set my timer to about 23 1/2 minutes. it's like, don't you think you had your hands in your pockets a bit much? [ laughter ] i think you touched your hair -- it's always the best notes that no director would give you because it's kind of -- then i -- no, mom. my hands are meant to be in my pockets. it's good character. inevitably the next day, the hands slip out of the pocket. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's so true. i imagine we have kids the same age. one day that will happen to us. we will observe things about our children that no one else would see, even a director. and it is funny. i think we're very lucky to have parents who still obviously want to watch the work and the honesty is just the -- >> they are passionate about it. i

least taking a look at the graphic to show us the weather conditions down in southern i think we might be. alright with your mic now, john, if we could. well, at least we'll get to the weather graphics anyway. if we can bring those up. we'll talk a little bit about that as >> get john work back in iran. looks like my mic was on the whole time. that is okay. hey, we're going to look at the forecast now. so >> from mount tam, we are looking down into the day. it is breezy out there. what we are seeing down in southern california is still high wind warnings and wind advisories as well as those red flag warnings. yesterd y we were seeing gusts in excess of 90 miles per hour today. it's 40 to 50 miles per hour. north northern part of the state. we don't have any of those advisories. we've come down already. and also we've seen our winter rain, something that southern california just unfortunately hasn't seen any of wind gusts will continue to be relatively calm today making today altogether, enjoyable day for us at home. while southern california still sees that extraordinary fire danger 40's to 50's f

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alright. >> i just wanted to add, one thing i think is really important and will be around where metrics are not being met, whether it's housing authority, whether it is our contractor, whether it's working with our developer partners is, we are working to develop a certain set of reports that will help me have a quick glance so i'm able to stop and say to another ceo at another organization, hey, i know this is this or hey, i notice we are not hitting this mark and here's what i'm changing or whatever the case may be so we can have a more proactive communication as well. >> thank you. any public comment on this item? >> in person or online, any public a comment for item number 9 a? don't see any. >> motion for approval. >> motion to prove. >> second? >> i second. >> roll call vote. [roll call] so moved. thank you. that is all the action items. item 11 is any additional commissioner comments. >> any additional comments from commissioners before we conclude our-is this the final meeting of december, 2024? alright. it has been a very interesting and long 2024 with certain more wonderful su

i don't know how the way that we show the differences like care soft and painful levels of team dedication. 0 to alright. happy. we're not out here in jersey, so i hey you're you're, we're sure it's your skin know until for sure. don't have to phone stupid question, but it's a very clear that the, i don't think that there are any incursions happening into russian territory proper before the, some of the russian territory without the approval of the united states. i, i don't think that's happening just like i don't think that there is, you know, miss aisles flying at the beaches in crimea without the approval of the united states. i'm sure that the united states knows everything about what is happening in your brain. my series that they're going to keep playing, that game of causing red line after has lined up the red line until it's too late due to a new global. it seems like that's where we're at it. okay, well if you want to be the ones like boasting about how you process every red line, toby surprise when, after a line number 400 that you've cross president food and decides to respond. so you might s

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and i don't see a mag of foreign policy because of the people that drum as around him. alright gentlemen, i'm going to interrupt myself. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on anthony blinking like us to the state with our to the of the welcome ex, across stock, where all things are considered on peter roosevelt to mind you were discussing lincoln's legacy the okay, let's go back to alexandra i mean, one of the things that is quite fascinating to want or maybe, but now depending on how you want to look at it, is that, you know, we had an election in november and in many ways kind of world historical. we've never seen this kind of political come back considering the establishment law fair against trump. it's control of the media of hollywood, about academia, etc, etc. and they still came out on top of most like a last or it's a figure and he won the popular vote. okay. and so i usually don't invoke up this program. brock obama, but i will elections have consequences or at least they should. and i think that, you know, wha

and i think it's very urgent but, but you know, registered says it is put against these. alright gentlemen, thank you so much to all our guest. so joining us today as michael below oregon, london and floor in the heart live and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website down to 0. com. and for further discussion, good, our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x and instagram or handler at a inside story from me. so then you're in the whole team here in the life of the of us servicemen and women swear an oath to defend the constitution. but military veterans play a major role in full ranks home groups taking up homes against their own country. january 6th inspired so many people that violence is a way to change the government. in the 2nd part of this series out to 0 examined sophisticated white supremacist. people are trying heard america, americans again stolen a means on how to 0. is there any sign of relief for the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuc

and i think it's very urgent but, but you know, registered says it is put against these. alright gentlemen, thank you so much to all our guest. so joining us today as michael below oregon, london and floor in the heart live and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website down to 0. com. and for further discussion, good, our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x and instagram or handler at a inside story from me. so then you're in the whole team here in the life of the, in january on alger 0 status tom, the price of peace, analyzes the failure of the us mission to build a stable outcome state. in a new interview series, we frame is searching for new conversations. and perspectives about the war on cause an in depth look at the $47.00 president of the us, donald trump, as he says, to be another record for his 2nd time. wise, explores growing global movements. the challenge us to redefine how we see our role on the policy of the board reveals how israel offers from

alright, gentlemen, cross stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. let's go to 1st. the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear or between united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation than the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a, not just possibility, but probably of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating it a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distinguish speakers talking about the danger of nuclear war and talking about what can be done to, to get congress to, to take action to put pressure on the buying the ministration between now and january, 28th, and also what can be done to get the trump transition team to speak out forcefully against this policy. specifically, the use by ukraine of american provided americ

alright. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "kelly clarkson show." give it up for the band y'all. i the next guest. one of the most successful comedians of all times. you have seen him in "rescue me" and movies like "wag the dog" and movie in three dozen "ice age movies" playing diego. his new show is called "going dutch" thursdays on fox. please say hello to denis leary. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> my gosh. >> kelly: right from the go. you're fun. >> thank you, everybody. >> kelly: their energy is incredible. >> can i say one thing before i start. this is the first time doing the show. first time seeing you sing live. it's crazy. >> kelly: thank you. i'm so excited you're here. we're big fans. so you love this time of year. i heard this about you. i think this is rad. i want one. we have a natural one that develops but i'ma trade to get on it. you have an eyes rink. >> for years. my wife's dream was to own horses. i'm a city boy. kafplt ya. >> horses? we got horses. then my dream if it was possible was to build an outdoor skating rink with the kids were small. bo

alright, he or she is. >> -- here she is. >> thank you. [applause] >> i listened to jimmy stewart's introduction of me and i was so appreciative and grateful to him for being here today and he is certainly right, this is unusual for me but i want to thank all of you for your friendship and loyal support and for having this wonderful evening for me. i shall remember it always and thank you. peter: quite a reaction. heath: that is amazing. the applause goes on for nine minutes and she gets a little frustrated because she is like, ok, i would like to do my little talk right now so i think she speaks for two minutes and the applause goes on for nine but it shows you that is the gop 1972 convention, she is at the apex of her popularity. gallup polls constantly 14 times have her as the most admired woman in the world and she is very popular and i think people see her individually for who she is, very contrary to the plastic pat image. peter: her role in peru and china. heath: peru is very interesting because there is this horrible earthquake, the great peruvian