i wonder james lee, welcome us military assistance and training to help taiwan. but we don't need to make any big deal out of this news. you'll look at the numbers. you're boosting the number of us military personnel, 3 or 4 times and tie one from the original forties to more than a 100. do you really think you would make a big difference? i don't think so, and thought are the usual way. tom may grow old is of the you, we're sending more troops and asking, asked to go to the u. s. for training shows that the situation across the taiwan straits is indeed perilous. if it wasn't the u. s. would not be doing this. why are we in danger now because we've become a porn and the conflict between china in the u. s. o. william your other son, but they are the sentiments, the oppositions alone or do they represent a considerable view in taiwan population. i think these views represent a certain faction inside a tony society, even though we are seeing the number impose, suggesting more and more people are willing to fight for time one, if a conflict broke out with china. but

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james freeman, lee carter, joe lavorgna, thank you so much for being here.u tomorrow. ashley webster in for stuart this morning, take it away. ashley: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone.

joining me for all the hot topics all morning long, james freeman, lee carter and joe l lavoina. your thoughts on pete buttigieg and a his response ons twitter. >> i think his silence is deafening. when you don't hear from people who have responsibility, the story gets out of control. like we said anything ambiguous, interpreted negatively, the void of information we're getting is turning into i think really hysteria and we don't know what to expect. we don't know what to believe. and facts are not readily available on what's really going on and he should be the one that should be reassuring the american people that this is going to be taken care of, it's under control and here's what we need to do going forward. right now, i think his leadership vacuum is really being felt by all of us. maria: james, we saw it when the rail workers were about to go on strike. we saw it when we had a supply chain crisis that we couldn't get goods on shelves. hes was mia. he's mia again. >> this is bizarre. i was go to say it's not really fair to blame this political hack for the disasters but the

james freeman, lee carter, joe lavorgna, thank you so much for being here. have a great day, everybody, we'll see you tomorrow. ashley webster in for stuart this morning, take it away. ashley: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. i'm ashley webster in today for stuart varney. elon musk is looking to the appoint a new ceo of twitter by 20 the 23, so get your resumÉ ready. and you know what? tesla shareholders have on the happy with that news. and we're also learning musk donates nearly $2 million worth of tesla stock to charity last year. and the white house says tesla has agreed to the make at least 7,500 of its publicly-accessible chargers in the u.s. available for use by any compatible ev by the end of 2024. that's all of tesla we know of so far. meantime the, the people in the town of east palestine, ohio, where the train the filled with chemicals derailed, they're filling sick, getting rashes, saddled with migraines while animals are dropping dead. yet we're being told and they're being toldst the safe to return home. we're going to the talk

lee sends out scouts finally discovers that grant is heading down toward the james river, but doesn't know what grant's going to do down there. is he going to cross the river or is he going to come back up the river and then hit richmond? so lee tries to hit grant's is blocked at a called rudderless shop by the union corps and finally settles at malvern hill, which, as you're all familiar from the 1862 campaigns, but settles down at melbourne hill he's stymied. he doesn't know what grant's going to do. if it looks like grant might be thinking about going to petersburg. but if lee goes to petersburg, then grant just shoot up and hit richmond. and lee's job is to protect richmond. so he has been stymied so this movement by grant has done one of the things that grant wanted to do, and that is pull lee, at least temporarily, of the war because he had to simply sit there and guard richmond and will stay there actually even after the attacks that petersburg have started after baldy smith and portions of the union army are able to attack petersburg just because lee is not sure what grant is

lee zeldin, james, joe concha, good to see you all. we will see you again tomorrow. take away.

lee zeldin, james, joe concha, good to see you all. we will see you again tomorrow. take away. >> good morning, i could watch that video all day long. good morning, i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. a night full of outbursts, jeers and contradictions, house floor erupting throughout the president's state of the union. some republicans calling the president a liar and shouting your fault. that didn't stop the president from saying the state of our union is strong. he also touted gas prices down a dollar 50 from december. he conveniently didn't mention they were at record highs back then. he glossed over the border in fentanyl crisis plaguing our entire country and it took him an hour to address china and he barely mentioned the chinese spy balloon we have to shoot down but don't worry, you might be paying $8 for a dozen eggs and inflation is still six times higher than when he took office but the president is going to get rid of junk fees like a resort and airline fees, thank goodness. we will backcheck the president throughout the entire show. you know that.

advice the newly recovered from his hill when wilderness moon's lieutenant general james longstreet finally back in service. lee ordered major general george epic who was a member of longstreet's division at gettysburg. as we know to bring his division in from the richmond lines petersburg and link up with the cavalry at a remote junction along the critical white oak called five forks. so that was going to be the meeting point for the infantry and the cavalry. as pickett was moving his division made up of four virginia brigades, lee him removed the brigade commanded by general ethan hunt and hunton from pickett's force and, added two brigades from maj bush. rod johnson's division, a south carolina brigade commanded by this gentleman, brigadier general william wallace, and a north carolina brigade commanded by brigadier general matthew ransom. matt ransom, some called him. i've never been sure exactly why this was done. i do believe. it had may have had something of that. the idea that not having all virginia folks at risk this operation might have been part of his thinking because he did take one from north car

james east bay congresswoman barbara lee, hoping the launch of her campaign rallies will give her theentum in the race for the u. s. senate ktvu zac sos shows us some of the sport she's already getting. congresswoman barbara lee kicking off her run for us senate saturday at laney college in oakland. fight for dignity for freedom for justice. and together we win, and that's why i'm running for the united states senate. a long list of area lawmakers on hand for first campaign event, including the mayors of san francisco and oakland. she understands that diversity is our superpower fights to end poverty in this country to deal with the challenges around mental health reform and health care, because barbara lee speaks for me. for senate, the congresswoman highlighting a long list of personal and professional struggles that she said she's overcome during her lifetime from racism to domestic violence and living as a homeless single mother on public assistance. lee citing them as experiences that continue to inspire her work in government when housing in america was ignored. partnered with b

she apparently has the show with her arch nemesis , played by her arch nemesis, played by james naughton tommy leeon the run. he's trying to lure a ryan, his his son, katherine's grandson, into escaping with him to spain . is he going to succeed or is katherine going to meet up with him ? they're going to have the him? they're going to have the showdown. and there's so loose ends as well with other killers and other things going on. so sarah lancashire, she's she actually had the finale change and yes, she did wasn't happy with the ending. she went to sally wainwright , the writer sally wainwright, the writer sally wainwright, the writer sally agreed. wow did a change. so apparently all of the catalan pressure. yes she's isn't she. i can't wait for this politician, sarah. so i'm allowed to play torch and i've never seen happy valley . you don't know what valley. you don't know what you're missing . sort of do know you're missing. sort of do know what i'm missing. you're missing. sort of do know what i'm missing . because every what i'm missing. because every time i speak to my mom , she time i spe

james the son. this is a drawing of laurence parks, an enslaved man done by mary lee, when she was probably a teenager. she used to draw a lot and son james parks is so interesting because he was born as an enslaved person in the early 1850s and after the civil war and emancipation, he stayed on as a worker for the u.s. army arlington cemetery, and he would serve until 1929. and in 19 1928, the evening star published an interview that a local scholar had written interviewing him about. and that's where we get some of the information about what it was like to be enslaved person and under customs and how customs was not so cruel as maybe perhaps robert de la rose. we can talk about that later. but the biggest story of the enslaved community and you can see all this if you visit arlington house was the story of mariah cy facts. so it had long been oral tradition, but it's pretty much been verified through other means that custis fathered, a child with an enslaved woman at least once, maybe more, there were lots of mixed race children, the plantation. eventually. but in 1803, ariana carter, who is the mot

lee is there cold harbor? he doesn't know. but the initial step is being taken in the crossing the james river. he had said to one subordinate before that. if it ever becomes a siege, we're doomed. and then he received word david horner with another federal army is moving in lynchburg and. lynchburg, in turn could not be seized by the federals because it is a vital crossroads. surprisingly i guess, if you think about it, how was surprise? what was braxton bragg, who i never thought had a good thought his mind anyhow, he comes up with he writes to he's now davis, his military advisor, and he writes to davis, you know, we have to address this issue around. but if we drive the federal out of the valley, maybe there's an opportunity. go to washington. will davis on to leeland lee thinks about and so he calls in to his headquarters, jubal early, who's now in of the second corps. and he is going to send jubal early to confront david hunter. that's one fourth of the mobile infantry of the army in northern virginia. they're already outnumbered two artillery battalions, and they're going to go west. and

the part that stings the part of james o'brien will have to reflect on he could linked lee's existence comments feelings the way in which he presents itself to being fake and james o'brien is someone who to say james is someone who trades on his own working class background. so you'd expect some kind of solidarity this cooking never ever please does he does not play ever please does he does not play the economics because have you showed me to carl you've got some work to do. you've got some you criticising angela won't take me very long. no, no , no. take me very long. no, no, no. you said i've. i'd mocked her. i said those the right and i'd been working. no you didn't. you didn't say that. so you go away. please when you come back at 10:00, expect you'll have some 10:00, i expect you'll have some evidence doing that . but evidence of me doing that. but she it never she won't because it never happened but still to come, as happened. but still to come, as and meghan a possible under and meghan face a possible under oath in a us court could samantha markle's bold be waterloo for the runa

the part that stings the part of james o'brien will have to reflect on he could linked lee's existence comments feelings the way in which he presents itself to being fake and james o'brien is someone who to say james is someone who trades on his own working class background. so you'd expect some kind of solidarity this cooking never ever please does he does not play ever please does he does not play the economics because have you showed me to carl you've got some work to do. you've got some you criticising angela won't take me very long. no, no , no. take me very long. no, no, no. you said i've. i'd mocked her. i said those the right and i'd been working. no you didn't. you didn't say that. so you go away. please when you come back at 10:00, expect you'll have some 10:00, i expect you'll have some evidence doing that . but evidence of me doing that. but she it never she won't because it never happened but still to come, as happened. but still to come, as and meghan a possible under and meghan face a possible under oath in a us court could samantha markle's bold be waterloo for the runa

james: you can't do this three days a week without feeling different. leet the one that helps you sleep? education is a big part of it, and try and make sure that, while they're here, that we get everything that they need to know to decrease the likelihood of having to come back after another cardiac event. so it's very rewarding for me to see people actually change. stephanie: it's change that's desperately needed in the mississippi delta, a swathe of ferte farmland bound by two rivers northwest of jackso the region has among the highest poverty and heart disease rates in the country. dr. edney: the mississippi delta is the canary in the coal mine. stephani dr. daniel edney is mississippi's top health officer and a practicing physician for more than 30 years in the state. dr. edney: you have to understand, in mississippi, poverty drives most everything. and with poverty comes obesity, because there are fewer choices for healthy food, and there are fewer opportunities for exercise and increased activity. obesity drives diabetes, which drives -- in coordinat

james fletcher. >> our top headlines this morning including breaking news. the congresswoman barbara lee announced she's running for the u.s. senate. so we're going to have a live update with new campaign videos just released this morning. we're also following the latest out of oakland to where the former police chief is weighing his legal options as the community is gathering, trying to get him his job back. some more on that. and then of course, we're following the latest out of plains, georgia, where we have a live report coming up in an update on former president jimmy carter as he's now in hospice care. but before we get to all that and the other news of the day, let's get over to the weather center. a long standing by with a look at the forecast as we're looking at here live, gayle at a pretty cool picture from mount tam looking out over san francisco. see a few low clouds start to roll in. >> yeah, good morning, james. and you also see the camera shaking in that shot. and that's going to be the story today. we have some high winds coming up in the forecast. but temperatures right

james fletcher. >> our top headlines this morning including breaking news. the congresswoman barbara lee has announced she's running for the u.s. senate. so we're going to have a live update with new campaign videos just released this morning. we're also following the latest out of oakland to where the former police chief is weighing his legal options as the community is gathering, trying to get him his job back. some more on that. and then of course, we're following the latest out of plains, georgia, where we have a live report coming up in an update on former president jimmy carter as he's now in hospice care. but before we get to all that and the other news of the day, let's get over to the weather center. a long standing by with a look at the forecast as we're looking at here live, gayle at a pretty cool picture from mount tam looking out over san francisco. see a few low clouds start to roll in. >> yeah, good morning, james. and you also see the camera shaking in that shot. and that's going to be the story today. we have some high winds coming up in the forecast. but temperatures ri

james torres, ktvu fox. two news still ahead. it is official . oakland's barbara lee jumped into the race to replace us senator dianne feinstein, the congresswoman sat down with ktvu political reporter greg lee to discuss her legislative priorities. also ahead. tonight we have an update from san jose poli about wo go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. slamming the bay area right now. santa rosa fire posted this video on twitter, adding they have responded to several wind related incidents. the incidents include down and our king power lines tree into cars, power outages with an elevator rescue and a carport and a portion of a roof blown off of a home. wind advisory remains in effect until one o'clock tomorrow afternoon, windy day now turning into a wind. a tuesday night you can see a live look outside here on the left, you can see the flags flapping. the wind that's in jack lenin square in oakland. and on the other side of the screen that's water out in the oakland estuary. it's been a very choppy day there, as well as across san franc

james clyburn in south carolina. neil: just a few minutes ago, karl, we had lee zeldin here this trajectory we'll have a lot of candidatesation could benefit donald trump and it is somewhat analogous to the race he ran in 2016 picking them off. that was a much larger field. many did drop out as the course continued but i'm wondering whether you think lightning repeats itself here? >> well i think, i think congressman set din is correct, that if there is a big field early next year that benefits donald trump who has a high floor but a low ceiling. i'm not sure, we'll not have 17 candidates like we had in 2016 and i think party leaders, party activists, party donors all recognize that if they want to have a new face at the top of the ticket, there will have to be some consolidation of the field next year early next, depending what the process of primary voting, caucus voting actually begins. this will be the second candidate. i suspect we'll see a number more in the months ahead. but you know, i think congressman is right. i just don't think we're at a point where we have a sense of how the field is going to consolidate. i

james harden, and the incredible cast of everything everywhere all at once, including my girl jamie lee curtis, when the sag award herself. that takes us off here tonight. and on that note i wish to wall a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. chris hayes was backer tomorrow night. tonight, i'm your host. normally i'm on the other side of the desk as a guest, because you know i ran the republican party and all that and a little bit of political expertise. so tonight i've got a message for anyone looking that's at this current republican party. if you are waiting for it to get better, it's not going to happen. republican national committees trying to rein in donald trump and missing the point completely. rnc chair ronna mcdaniel wants presidential hopefuls to take a loyalty pledge intern for a spot on the 2024 debate stage. now the policies aimed at making sure that donald trump doesn't tank the parties chances by running as a third party spoiler for the loses the primary. but

james harden, and the incredible cast of everything everywhere all at once, including my girl jamie lee that takes us off here tonight. and on that note i wish to wall a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow.

the one of our british journalist, hill, british journalist, james hill, was interview lee was goingeputy chairman. and we were saying, you know, how can were saying, you know, how can we get good quote out of him? we get a good quote out of him? and someone said, as he and we said, someone said, as he was said, just was walking out and said, just ask the death penalty. and ask about the death penalty. and so did ask about the so he said he did ask about the death penalty. and anderson said nobody committed nobody has ever committed a crime being executed. crime after being executed. you know that, don't you? 100% success rate. wow. which is quite a good quote. brilliant answer. and a good story for us, but also interesting for anderson, because he's being so cast as two members of john prescott and tony blair. yeah, he's been cast as the guy just says it like it is and it's good for rishi soon that because she's so polished and manages real and i think this is a sort of deliberate strategy. greg hands kind of the antithesis gillian anderson you've got the chelsea you know what would

james. welcome to the show lawyer laurence lee . lot of show lawyer laurence lee. do you stand on this? should we be reducing the age of criminal responsibility take into account that so many crimes are being perpetrated by them ? well, i've perpetrated by them? well, i've been over the years of wanting to radically lower the age of criminal, responsible and see. but i think what else is a sensible look this to start with . it should not be raised in my opinion definitely not be raised because don't the age of criminal responsibility in england and wales is ten and thatis england and wales is ten and that is the lowest in europe. i did it programme for a rival tv channel from norway when i a little girl was murdered , a little girl was murdered, a little girl was murdered, a little five year old murdered by two six year olds. and of course there was no chance of them being being prosecuted and everything was swept under the carpet . the age of criminal carpet. the age of criminal responsibility in scandinavia is 15 now. it's horses courses as far as countries are c

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news dreams thank you and new this morning. oakland congresswoman barbara lee has entered the race to replace senator dianne feinstein congressman launched her campaign with the video posted to her twitter account. and even though there are no african american women in the united states senate we won't let that stop us either. because when you stand on the side of justice, you don't quit if they don't give you a seat at the table, you bring a phone in chair greg lee has the exclusive first interview with the congresswoman lee she has she has she has a number of messages but speaking directly to voters. that's right. and getting that message made clear today and making it official after teasing this move for several weeks. she filed her paperwork with the federal election commission last week, the day after senator feinstein said she would not seek re election and that launch video. we just showed you her slogan is barbara lee speaks for me. and in her first tv interview of her campaign, the congresswoman told me why she is running and what she wants voters to h

james harden, and the incredible cast of everything everywhere all at once, including my girl jamie lee curtis, when the sag award herself. that takes us off here tonight. and on that note i wish to wall a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. d of tomorrow it's a really good to have you here we have a very interesting show for you tonight. if he had ever been to london, or if you're like, me and you basically spend every waking hour you are not working, eating, sleeping, or fishing watching british crime dramas set in london. which is what i do now because i am a middle aged childless lesbian. anyway. whether you've been to london or you spent a lot of time in london in your mind. you might have noticed these blue blacks on the london landscape. the british government puts out these blue discs. these blue plaques on historic sites of all kinds. not just in london, but particularly in london. they're also other parts of the country of course. some of the these historic plaques

james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey. we're talking about our top headlines this morning. breaking news congresswoman barbara leeounces she's running for the u.s. senate. we're live with the new campaign video that was just released. now, more on that accomplice oakland's former police chief ron armstrong weighing in on his legal options as members of the community are rallying to try to get his job back. and this morning we're going live to plains, georgia, where we'll get a live update on the health of former president jimmy carter who is now in hospice they're so more on that to come and also the weather and traffic as well. in fact, let's take a quick live look outside our out. and we could see the camera moving a little gusty. a little windy out. yeah. one of the big stories today on the weather front. gayle, good morning. >> good morning, james and yeah. when is going to be the story today and fact we actually have a whole lot to talk about in the weather center. a very active pattern this week, but calm right now here at golden gate, just cloudy. as you can see. that's really how it's looked across the ba

james norton, played tommy lee royce, the villain.tching bbc breakfast. it's 8.59. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. hundreds of people are killed in turkey and syria by a huge earthquake. the 7.8 magnitude tremor was felt as far away as egypt. this is the scene live in one of the worst affected areas, diyarbakir in south eastern turkey. we'lljoin our colleagues on bbc world news in a moment. our other main story this hour, ambulance workers are joining nurses taking strike action in what will be the biggest ever nhs walk—out in england.

by a cast in a motion picture. 94 year old star james hung accepted the award and michelle yeoh was awarded female actor in a leading role with jamie lee supporting role. but it was kihei kwan, who made history as the first asian male film winner at the sag awards when he won for his supporting role. when i heard this i quickly realized that this moment no longer belongs to just me. it also belongs to everyone who has asked for change. other big winners included brendan fraser , who took leading male actor for the whale and in special honors, sally fields received the lifetime achievement award on the small screen. abbott elementary won outstanding performance comedy, male and female actor trophies went to the bears. jeremy allen white and hacks. jean smart and the white lotus took drama and sambal top gun maverick landed win before the ceremony with the best stunt ensemble. well this weekend at the box office horror comedy cocaine bear blew past its projections. no, don't don't let's see what kind of effect that has on in its opening weekend. cocaine beer earned $23 million in north america, which was good enough for second place man

lee and his mind. dealing with clever spy tricks is no worse. james bond all these secret missions.t, and during the day he continues to work as the king of rock and roll, so that no one suspects anything , voices elvis matthew mcconaughey and among the creators of the show is presley's widow priscilla, who also acts as an executive producer of the series in recent years. months. 77-year-old priscilla was constantly in sight and appeared on the red carpet, presenting the film elvis base luna, he became the second highest-grossing paprika after bohemian rhapsody received eight oscar nominations, including for who played presley austin butler received a golden globe for this role to support him at this ceremony , elvis' only daughter lisa marie also came and sent 2 days after the golden globe. she died of cardiac arrest two weeks before her fiftieth anniversary. lisa marie was buried at graceland memphis next to his father and son, who committed suicide in 1920. lisa marie was never able to recover from this tragedy. she publicly admitted that all this time she lived in the grip of he

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lee. ralph performed lift every voice and saying the black national anthem and baby face saying america, the beautiful. >> very james. >> haha here. >> don't know how you allow it owned forecast 4 he goes. joining us now, the golden gate bridge. gave take a look at your final 4 zone forecast because we are going to track some windy conditions out there to start your work week monday, especially for those of you along the coast. wind advisory going to go into effect at 10 o'clock monday morning. that's going to continue through 6 o'clock tuesday morning. so we are going to see pretty gusty winds when tracker for tracking feely, calm conditions out there right now. >> but winds will certainly start to howl, especially when that wind advisory goes into effect by 10 o'clock. as you could see, 20 to 30 miles per hour sustained wind speeds with gusts near that 40 mile per hour range, especially for those of you at half moon bay. and it's only going to get stronger from. they're really going to peak and intensity monday night where we could see wind gusts as high as 50 miles per hour going to be breezy for the rest of the