. >> captain james white welcomes former speaker nancy pelosi and all of us aboard the harvey milk navy seal ship for a private tour. >> it is an honor to meet you. >> the 746 foot vessel will carry 99 crewmembers when it is fully staffed . it is a traveling service station on the water that supplies fuel to other navy service ships at sea. >> we are inside the cargo control center. you can see the panel here. all of the information going on inside is directly related to what is happening outside. >> this on the sea gas station can carry 162,000 barrels of diesel fuel. on our tour, speaker pelosi prefer to take the stairs rather than the elevator, so we all got our steps in today. >> 16 flights of stairs later, here we are. this is called the bridge and this is where the ship is controlled and steered. throughout the ship's interior are photos of harvey milk including his time in the navy. i also spoke with harvey milk's nephew, who reflected on today and his hope for the future. >> what is that like for you personally as we are in the bridge of the ship looking out and the symbolism an

. >> reporter: captain james white welcomes former speaker nancy pelosi and all of us aboard the harveyilk navy tour ship for a private tour. the 746-foot vessel will carry 99 crew members when it's fully staffed. it's a traveling service station on the water that supplies fuel to other navy service ships at sea. so we're inside the cargo control center. you can see the panel here. all of the information that's going on inside is really directly related to what's happening outside. this on the sea gas station can carry 162,000 barrels of diesel fuel. on our tour speaker pelosi preferred to take the stairs rather than the elevator. so we all got our steps in today. 16 flights of stairs later, about 129 feet above sea level here we are. this is called the bridge and this is where the ship is actually controlled and steered. throughout the ship's interior are photos of harvey milk, including his time in the navy. i also spoke with harvey milk's nephew who reflected on today and his hope for the future. what is that like for you personally as we're in the bridge of the ship looking out and

. >> i want to bring into our conversation, detroit police chief james white. i know we were having a technical problem. tell us what it has been like in detroit. >> the pandemic brought unpredictable to policing. we saw an up tick in all of our violent crime categories. recently. we are pretty, you know, excited about where we are headed. but not declaring victory by any means. >> chief smith, earlier this week, dc mayor bowser signed a new crime bill that raises certain penalties. what is your take on this? >> i think it is certainly the way to go here in the district of columbia. what we have been seeing with regard to legal firearms. being able to have stiffer penalties for individuals using illegal firearms in the district will be very helpful for us. also, being able to raise the penalties for those individuals who are engaged in organized retail theft. and as you know, we have seen an increase in juvenile criminal activity here in the district of columbia. one of the things we saw spike in last year, juveniles using ski mask. we have a mayor who really s

we are now live on the usns harvey milk and say good morning again to the captain that's captain james white thank you so much for being here. we want to help people appreciate what happens here. normally when you have a full crew, it's 95 members. tell us a little bit about the role that you all play azilian staff for the navy. >> the crew is civilian mariners and all civilian employees of the naive and we all have merchant marine licenses and documents. we support the navy at sea. we go everywhere the navy goes and we are to resupply navy ships at sea to keep them on station and on their missions you know. so that's what we do. >> reporter: right and we certainly appreciate and thank you for the service that you do here. it is so cool to be on this ship and see all of the amazing aspects of this ship. but tell us what we're seeing behind here because of course it's all kind of foreign to the rest of us. >> sure. this is one of our five refueling rigs. this -- this is how we transfer fuel to a navy ship at sea. the -- it's two 7-inch hoses and each hose can pump 3,000 gallons of fuel a minu

and now who better to talk to when we are on the ship than temperature captain and that's captain james whiteank you so much for being with us this morning. so captain, tell us a little bit about what your role is when we say this is a support ship for the navy. >> our role is to provide logistics support to the navy at sea. the primary mission is refueling navy ships at sea. we have a substantial ability to carry dry cargo which is good, spare parts, mail. so we deliver that to the navy ships at sea in order to keep them on station so they can continue the important work instead of having to port and resupply. >> reporter: right and we want to emphasize that's why it's a civilian crew that's on the usns harvey milk but first more about what we are here. and how that fits into the role you are talking about. >> okay. we're standing on the ship's o1 level now. this is the main part of the cargo handling area and all seven unrepped rigs are behind us. there are five fuel rigs to refuel navy ships two dry cargo stations and we're at the front of the truck tunnel where cargo would be lifted off b

white man and that's how it should martin how it should remain, martin says. if jamessure nobody would watch. okay, mick the job of an okay, mick says the job of an actor to beyond their actor is to move beyond their own body personality and own body and personality and take new role. a good take on a whole new role. a good actor is sole requirement to actor is the sole requirement to play actor is the sole requirement to play it doesn't matter if play bond. it doesn't matter if they're black, male or they're white, black, male or female. verdict is in. 88% female. your verdict is in. 88% of that producers were of you agree that producers were right to not choose a diverse james bond. 12% of you say they were not right. well coming up as a muslim message is broadcast on the kings cross station departure board for every day of ramadan. is our secular society under threat? you will not believe the info that we're about to bring you on that story that shortly. but next in my royal dispatch, prince harry could out of the us by could be kicked out of the us by donald well,

the white house didn't even engage with the senate or james lankford until the week before christmas. >> senator mullen says once the white house got involved the budget process went off track and republicans could not accept it. now, congress has passed its latest short-term spending bill thursday to prevent a partial government shutdown at the end of the week to give lawmakers a week for their funding disagreements, to put a mildly. democrats providing most of the votes and republicans were roughly split in the measure. in senate lawmakers approved 77-13. house speaker mike johnson says republicans were trying to turn the aircraft carrier back to real budgeting and spending reform not easy to do that. johnson says he tried to negotiate the bills individually, 12 in all, of course, rather than wrapping into a single sprawling, take it or leave it omnibus bill which lawmakers for years have complained about thousands of pages of text dropped in the middle of the night and lawmakers given a short time to go over it. >> the gift that keeps giving in a weird way. lucas, while i have you

joining us, dow cnn legal commentator, james scholz, a former lawyer in the trump white house. james, thanks very much for joining us. this is a win for fani willis. she gets to stay on as da, but how do you expect trump and his co-defendants to respond down the road? >> look, i think first of all, i think they've they've already kind of telegraph that they're going to appeal this, right? and the question of the appeal is going to be, isn't going to be appeal that can be taken interlocutory, which has now that will then tie up the case even further, or do they are they going to have to wait until after the case to have the appeal heard. there's probably pretty strong argument and the judge would have to agree to this, that it gets taken up now, because if the appellate court rules the other way and finds that the trial judge air committed error in this case as far as the log those then the case gets moved on to what it goes to that panel. and then could potentially get moved onto another prosecutor from another county, so that that's that's the next step legally in this case. an

everyone from cedric gibbons, designer of the oscar statuette, to james hohobin, who designed e white don't know that design is partly inspired by some of the georgian architecture he would have seen in ireland. >> reporter: 23 occupants of the white house can claim irish ancestry, from president james buchanan to joe biden. >> if you forgive the poor attempt at irish -- [ speaking in a global language ] i'm at home. >> reporter: john f. kennedy was the country's first irish catholic president. >> this is not the land of my birth, but it's the land for which i hold the greatest affection. >> reporter: in 2011 president obama traveled to the irish village of moneygaul where his great, great, great grandfather lived before setting sail for america. >> and he left during the great hunger. as so many irish did. to seek a new life in the new world. >> reporter: the peak of irish immigration occurred during the famine of the mid 1800s. over a ten-year period the failure of the potato crop prompted an estimated quarter of the irish population to set sail for america. >> it was a journey of d

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there's a lot of poison pills that was put in late by the white house when. keep in mind, james if, when he started negotiating this in the senate, we started this in late september, first of october. the white house didn't even engage with the senate or with james lankford until the week before christmas. the bill before that, that we had negotiated a little bit with kyrsten sinema and a bipartisan manner was pretty workable. i think it was something that would have got a lot of things done that we need to do that reversed the executive orders that biden put in place day one. but when the white house got involved, they started insisting on things that we just couldn't accept. i mean, we saw the package out there. my thing when i go into negotiating is i want 110%, i'll negotiate down to 70 and walk away at 69. this wasn't even 50-50. this was leaning way towards what the democrats wanted, and that was to not secure the border. keep in mind, they've had three years to secure the border. in the first hundred delay -- days, president biden reversed all the policies that trump had

okay >> you wouldn't even allow me in your house much less than the white house? >> james, i'm going to start with you. what are your thoughts >> yes. >> i agree with the speaker. present needs to do as a financial advantage, trump's on his hind feet legally. he clearly going mad and how i would attack right now, i'd spend that money i would jump all over him because my feeling is when your opponent is drowning, the first thing you do is throw him or her an ankle. and that's what he needs right now he's drowning. give him an anvil music to my ears >> you know, the first time speaker pelosi is exactly right. not only just the greatest speaker in my lifetime, the great speaker in american history. but what i would say two words, ma'am, we're 231 days out and voters don't know enough about the cic because we haven't told them enough about it. and james exactly right? president biden and his campaign done a true roofing job of raising money. democratic party has done a great job. republican party seems to be broke. mr. trump seems to be broken attacks or attack attack, stop br

james and became the first. the contract of benjamin white , a 26-year-old english defender and hafek, was extended until 2028.nd arsenal was extended. white has a history of playing in brighton and leeds united. mohammad meshed , sed and broadcasting news agency. shahrab yazd and shahdari rumieh they won against their opponents in their first match of the preliminary stage of the volleyball premier league. the elimination stage of the premier league of volleyball continued with the victory of shahdab and uromi municipality teams. in the continuation of these competitions. the other match of this stage of urmia municipality was 3 two out of 100. today we defended well and received well. it was good that we were able to win the game. we did not play well . we did not take advantage of our opportunities, especially in the fifth game. on friday night, two more matches will be held, and from 19:00 foulad sirijan will go to chadormello he travels with the arrow. foulad sirjan and pikan finished the first game of this stage in favor of themselves and if they win in the second game , they will go to the semi-finals.

everyone from cedric gibbons, designer ever the oscar statue, james hoban, who designed the white house gorgen architecture. >> reporter: 23 occupants, from president james buchanan to joe biden. >> the poor irish, i'm at home. >> reporter: john f. kennedy with the first irish catholic president. >> this is not the land of my birth, but i hold the greatest affection. >> reporter: in 2011, president obama traveled to the irish village of moneygall where his great, great, great-grandfather lived before setting sale for america. >> he left during the great hunger. so many irish did to seek a new life in the new world. ♪ >> reporter: the peak of emigration in the famine of the mid 1800s. over a ten-year period, the failure. the potato crop prompted a quarter of the irish population to set sail for america. >> it was a journey of desperation. people having no ability to have a livelihood in ireland. >> reporter: but the museum tells that story. it also tells the story of cherished exports from the irish pub to irish music. >> have you done some research yourself? >> reporter: for an addition

they are voting for, they talk about leticia james spik spiking the footballing and franklin brought up and said if democrats want donald trump in the whiteouse, have a shot at leticia james walking through westchester or trump tower, it backs up everything trump is saying. >> lawrence: proves he was right about it. >> ainsley: you know she will be there, she wants to be caught on camera putting the eviction notice on mar-a-lago front door. >> steve: deadline is monday. what will happen? another cliff hanger. with the bagel coming up in a minute and a half. carley. >> carley: i can't wait to get to that. soars news first escaped prisoner and suspected gunman who ambushed officers at a hospital in boise are behind bars. the white supremacist gang member was arrested near twin falls, idaho. police believe they may have committed two murders while on the run. one year since evan gershkovich was arrested in russia on espionage charges. his sister is speaking out about the agonizing year for evan and the family. >> thises had been a really difficult year for our family. it is a lot of uncertainty and we have to take it day-by-day. we are going

and on the same day , james biden transferred 200,000 from this amount through his wife’s account to joe biden. the whitepaid him back, but investors say no, it could be money stolen from the fund, the lawsuit says. james biden's lawyers deny all this. what do you think of it? yes, it's all one to one. everything the biden crime family does is what? the prosecution also believes that rebelis is obliged to pay armos compensation of 100,000 euros. in addition to the coach, there are also other people involved in the case: several leaders of spanish football, including former coach armosso, the sports director of the spanish men's national team, allegedly put pressure on the player to publicly admit that the kiss was mutual, by mutual consent, that is. the so-called kiss of delight after a victory, which in principle it is, rubelis’s mother has already gone on a hunger strike in protest against the persecution of her son, british comedians are laughing at the money that a football player can receive as compensation, they themselves would they gladly let the spaniard heal themselves. the former head of spain

i spoke about this with former white house deputy national security advisor ambassador, james jefferyur reading of the situation? prime minister netanyahu has said he will now allow his representatives to come to the white house to discuss what is to happen in rafah. will anything come of those discussions?— rafah. will anything come of those discussions? thank you for having _ those discussions? thank you for having me _ those discussions? thank you for having me on. _ those discussions? thank youj for having me on. absolutely. we had a near breakdown of american and israeli relations earlier this week over the un vote in the security council for an immediate ceasefire, and the israeli reaction. what's behind this is the united states is very unhappy with a number of things israel is doing. one is not putting enough effort into humanitarian relief, secondly, not planning for the day after. israel, frankly, has a lot to explain on that account. it is not a war crime, it's not genocide but it certainly could be better. the problem is, by calling for a halt, which is a must what the adm

solve it we had a wonderful chance in february when conservative republican james lankford negotiate democrats and the whiteouse in his own caucus for a packet of measures significant measures to control the border. after he basically had a deal donald trump said don't vote for this deal would rather complain about this for the next nine months then fix the problem. donald trump was willing to let more fentanyl killing more americans rather than find a solution. who got a good solution on the table we should act to do it in a bipartisan way. >> the president use executive orders, executive action he has available to stop fentanyl to duty can over the next nine months. >> i think he can do two things i do encourage him to use executive actions by don't think he can do everything that is in a bipartisan bill by executive order. as a subset of things he can do and his team is considering it. the appropriations bill we passed early saturday morning included some significant increases in funding for things like detention beds and additional resources he should implement those. but again if we could just get a vo

we had a wonderful chance in february when conservative republican senator james langford negotiate with democrats and the whiteouse and his own caucus to come up with a packet of measures really significant measures to control the border. then after we basically had a deal, donald trump si don't vote for this deal, we would rather complain about this for the next nine months then fix the problem here donald trump wasn't willing to let more fennel come over the border killing more americans to try again a political edge rather than find a solution. we have a good solution on the table and we should act to do in a bipartisan way. >> shannon: should they use exec of action he has available to him to stop fennel and do it he can over the next nine months weather he's an x resident again or not? >> i think he can do two things. encourage him to use executive actions. out think he can do everything in our bipartisan bill by executive order but there is probably a subset of things he can do i think his team is considering it. the other thing is the appropriations bill we passed and sent to the white house. early satu

white men on a 4000 mile journey from maryland back to london. and as fate would have it, this arabic letter fell into the hands of guess who james atwood oglethorpeould overthrow. it could nots2 read arabic, bute had a friend who was a professor at oxford university. he had the letter interpreted to translate. he is so affected by the contents of the letter he arranges for diallo's passage from maryland to england, where he is ultimately man made and set free. diallo becomes what he describes was described as the roaring society. he becomes lebron james, michael jackson all wrapped up into one. he ends up havindinner with the king and queen of england in my british friend's in a british. british? ■ayes. give them up. british people are unique. they're special. give them a round of applause. they are special. they understand these things. so he and he ends up back home in modern day senegal. oglethorpe resigns from the royal african company, severed all ties with the slave trade trading firm and begins his journey towards abolition. is what oglethorpe saw in the letter was number one. if you can write, that is a characteristic of what civilization

sending abroad images of white men killing indians, one by one that resembled too much fascist genocide. the end of the war brought a new kind of west in broken arrow from 1950 james stewart, please of army scale, to negotiate a peace treaty with apache leader to cheats. the film put its native and white characters on equal footing. the do you think because i am an indian, i'm a fool, you can trick least i would not have come here if i thought that a full season, only today it is because i respect you as a leader of your people that i think i've 2 more all the start having things like broken arrow with jimmy stewart and 1950, and anthony mans devil's doorway also 1950. both of those are our sympathetic westerns with strong and native characters, but played by white actors and red face, but there dramas of white sympathy, the late 19 sixties and early seventy's hollywood sympathies entirely with the natives. new your revisionist questions like soldier blue and little big man. flip the script a manifest destiny. dustin hoffman, and little big man plays a white man. raised by the cheyenne, retails the old wild west stores. but now the cowboys and soldiers are the goo

he turned over the duties of the office mostly james madison, and he sat in the white house reading and twiddling his thumbs and looking forward to going home to monticello. well, one of the reasons they also was eager to leave the white house is he had of an american future that he didn't approve of. he disapproved of the federal system. is especially the supreme court. he hated john marshall. he was in 1806 to have salt rubbed into the john marshall wound because in 1806 jefferson eagerly looked to richmond, virginia, where aaron burr was on trial for treason which jefferson thought he was definitely guilty of and the luck of the assignment of supreme court judges to the various outlying districts. john marshall was the at aaron trial in richmond and instructed the jury exactly as to what the treason clause in the constitution meant. and the jury may not like the jefferson's former vice president, jefferson hayes, but he ain't guilty so jefferson hated number of people. one of them was marshall. another one was burr. and of course, another was alexander hamilton, who, though he was de

involvement of the american leader in crimes; the head of the white house and his relatives are accused of trading his name. republican jamesicans deserve to hear from its president. a rally was held in new york against joe biden's policies in the gas sector. dozens of pro-palestinian activists took to the streets. they chant slogans for biden, freedom for palestine is not welcome here either. the demonstration unfolded from the theater and concert building, where donations for biden's election campaign had previously been collected. protesters are calling on residents to boycott the elections. they consider him guilty of inciting the palestinian-israeli conflict and call him a deceiver. and now economic news. approximately two and three times more than in the nineteenth year, that is , we see that the industry is growing and becoming attractive from a business point of view. the development of new twenty-five master plans for russian cities can start as early as this year, the house of the russian federation reported. they propose to expand the program to 200 master plans and divide it into five stages, and by the thirtiet

. >> is it right that the new james bond is a straight white man on my panel tonight is gb news staror amy nicole turner. oh, and what the heckis nicole turner. oh, and what the heck is this ? heck is this? >> i'm proud to be british. aren't you ? aren't you? >> get ready britain. here we go will labour turn britain into a hellhole . next? hellhole. next? >> i'm polly middlehurst with the latest from the gb newsroom. and tonight, the former us president donald trump has hinted he could deport prince harry if he wins the us elections. in an exclusive interview with nigel farage this evening, he said the duke of sussex won't be getting any special privileges if he lied on his visa about drug use. >> if they know something about the drugs and if he lied, i'll have to take appropriate action, appropriate action? >> yeah, which might mean not staying in america. >> you'll have to tell me. you just have to tell me. you would. you would have thought they would have known this a long time ago. you would. but i thought they were very disrespectful family, to disrespectful to the family, to th

i mean, the white house rejected your committee and james comer's invitation for president biden to testifyoman claudia tenney told me on this program yesterday on why she believes biden will not testify. watch. >> tony bobulinski really proved that joe biden is indeed the big guy. he committed crimes. he talked about rico, racketeering, talked about violating the foreign agent's registration act which was clearly violated by hunter biden as he was using his father as the brand. his father, joe biden, was the brand. he was instrumental inmaking the peddling. joe biden's testimony isn't needed. not only would it be great theater, it would be damning evidence and that's why they're not going to put him out there. maria: your reaction, congressman? >> i think claudia tenney, my good friend, very smart shall and she's right. if you get accused of something you didn't do, i'm eager to prove my innocence, always have been. come on, this is ridiculous. maria: exactly. >> they should have handed all of their bank records over immediately when we suspected things. go ahead. maria: i want to ask you

he was a neighbor to thomas jefferson and aid in the white house to james madison and while he was inhe white house he does something unthinkable. he decides to write to america's most respected statesman and ask him why -- how he can justify owning slaves while being the architect of liberty. he asks jefferson to join him and his fellow abolitionists in the abolitionist cause. this is one of the only times in history we have direct confrontation. we know the founding sin of america and the foundational hypocrisy in jefferson. he wrote these words for all while owning slaves until he died, even beyond his death. how do you rationalize that? amazingly, jefferson responded. he said, nice to hear from you, thanks for your note. i hear what you're saying. you're right. this is where history is going. abolition will happen at some point. just look at the haitian revolution and what happened. he said, this is just not my fight. this is a battle for younger men , jefferson says. i wish you all the best. my thoughts and prayers are with you, but this is not for me. thanks and be well. host: s

he was a neighbor to thomas jefferson and aid in the white house to james madison and while he was inhe white house he does something unthinkable. he decides to write to america's most respected statesman and ask him why -- how he can justify owning slaves while being the architect of liberty. he asks jefferson to join him and his fellow abolitionists in the abolitionist cause. this is one of the only times in history we have direct confrontation. we know the founding sin of america and the foundational hypocrisy in jefferson. he wrote these words for all while owning slaves until he died, even beyond his death. how do you rationalize that? amazingly, jefferson responded. he said, nice to hear from you, thanks for your note. i hear what you're saying. you're right. this is where history is going. abolition will happen at some point. just look at the haitian revolution and what happened. he said, this is just not my fight. this is a battle for younger men , jefferson says. i wish you all the best. my thoughts and prayers are with you, but this is not for me. thanks and be well. host: s

the white house laughing off house oversight committee chair james comber's invite to president biden to testify in his impeachment inquiry. they say lol, 20 plus witnesses have testified but potus did nothing wrong. he knows the hundreds of thousands of pages of records he received have refuted his false allegations. a sad stump at the end of the dead impeachment. tammy bruce joins me, the perfect person to comment on this. the white house may be laughing but do voters find this a laughing matter? tammy:we can look at the numbers president biden has been afflicted with, extraordinarily collapsed framework from a few years ago, related to policy but also attitude. we know a question like does the president relate to someone like me, biden doesn't. one of the things that is given trump fuel is this idea that people in the federal government are out of touch, this is a scheme, a family business. there's a dynamic about people getting filthy rich in public service at the federal level. those issues have been discussed before biden was in the white house. it's important for republicans to

breaking news to get to.york new york attorney generaletit laeticia james getting ready to seize donald trump's propertiesh the whiteths first time to that stunningde video of ao n illegal immigrant invasion at the border. but first, kate middleton's shocking the world after revealing that she has cancer. for more let's go to jonathan. >> jesse, shocking news, terrible news out of london at 6:00 pm local time there. 1:00 pm our time here. in the u.s. the dreadful news that she had gone in for that abdominal surgery that we knew about on january 16th. we had not heard anything about her health status in the intervening two months and then finally todathy kate revealingnl what happened in her own words. listen here. >> the surgery was successful however tests after the operation found cancer had been present. my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo ah course of preventativem chemotherapy and i'm now in the early stages of that treatment.s >> that of course explains why we have not seen or heard fromso the princess of wales or indeed anybody else at the palace the last couple of months about her health

james's park, the fable ground where the fans descend. when you come into the city said, uh you say black and white everywhere, you'll go around the corner, you'll see a flag in the next corner. you'll see if 67, or 8 people started singing. and as you get closer and closer, the noise task developments, right, right. come on, who we gotta do. we go to way and come on, how we always get in there. saint james's park has had its moments in the sun from winning titles in the early 19 hundreds and 19 fifties to the modern errors of kevin keegan, and bought the ropes. and they may not have one of major domestic trophies since 1957. but these teams brought joy to the joining nation through relentless attacking football. you call so with never the best that they competed, they entertained and that's old, but nodded. when the club was doing well, the city was driving. when kevin keegan was in charge on it was this the castle search of the league and they would speak to business owners and say productivity increases when it comes to. neither does well because everyone publishes into where a copy lies your release way to get about word problems. may

james biden gave 200 grand to joe biden out of his wife's account. the whiterepayment but investors say it could be looted money, their money one out of an investor fund. this is according to the lawsuit. james biden's lawyers are denying this, what do you think? >> this is the same, when we have the whole biden crime family. truly what jim biden is doing, it's all using the name of joe biden, they deal with foreign governments, don't pay taxes, now defrauding our programs and using very corrupt bandits on all the corrupts around the world. there's a connection also criminal families in this situation so this is a very serious situation and i think the department of justice, which is very corrupt, it's unfortunate but even the department of justice now siding not to investigate not edits thanks to bringing transparency to this but we have to get to the bottom. liz: we don't know at all, politico is not saying it james biden did but the implication is he's closely involved in this bankrupt hospital chain where he's accused, it doesn't look good all around. we a

james's park. the stable ground where the fans descend. when you come into the city, you said uh you say black and white, i be way. you'll go around the corner, you'll see a flag. in the next corner, you'll see a 67 or 8 people start a 2nd. now as you get closer and close up the noise task developers, right, right, come on and who we're going to do. we go to and come on how we always get in the saint james's park has had its moments in the sun from winning titles in the early 19 hundreds and 19 fifties to the modern errors of kevin keegan. and ball the robinson. they may not have one of major domestic trophies since 1957, but these teams brought joy to the joining nation through relentless attacking football. you call so wouldn't have the best that they competed. they entertained and that's old, but nodded. when the club was doing well, the city was driving when kevin keegan was in charge on the council searched of the league and he would speak to business owners and say productivity increases wouldn't across united to those well, because everyone balances into where a copy lies, your release where you forget abou

james cleverly. you seem to have gone very, very quiet. well, mark whiteurity editor, can tell me, mark, how well is the cleverly plan going ? cleverly plan going? >> well, nigel, i think what we're seeing today again in the channel we're seeing today again in the channel, when six boats came across with more than 300 of these migrants making that illegal journey, and indeed, for the year so far, it has got to lay to rest the persistent claims from james cleverly, the prime minister, and others that the government stopped the boats policy has led to this reduction of 36% last year. it's true we had a reduction of 36% last yeah had a reduction of 36% last year, but you and i and others that know the english channel very well, said that that was down to the weather conditions. persistently poor weather throughout large parts of the year last year. that meant that actually trying to cross the engush actually trying to cross the english channel was very difficult indeed. and what have we seen this year? well, on the days when the weather has improved enough, t

. >> ten years ago the george clooney era, men were wearing white tuxedos, black bow ties, that's great, jamess year's oscars? >> it's different now and i think we will see color. >> reporter: like matt bomer in blue and red hot andrew scott. >> we're going to see texture. we're going to see different types of silhouettes. >> reporter: like bradley cooper and cillian murphy who both have been rocking the overcoat this season. >> what are some of the trends that you love this year when we're talking about men's fashion? >> definitely the oversized silhouette. i mean charles has been doing that really well. it's been done really well. paul mescal is always wearing a tank top under a jacket and it looks so, so great. we're going to see jewelry on men in more than a watch and wedding band. that's been the biggest statement of this entire awards season has been jewelry. >> joe tells me the key to men's fashion is to step outside of your comfort zone. i don't have a comfort zone, so i don't know how that works. even just a little bit that works. joe zee is back here monday morning to break it down a

james comer wants him to testify but of course the white house has declined. >> he will never testify people to testify from the department of justice who are -- that were involved in slow walking the issues with hunter biden and we're fighting to get them to testify. maria: all right, congressman. we'll watch your investigation. hangs very much, congressman jeff van drew this morning in new jersey. quick breaknd how the baltimore bridge collapse will impact inflation and energy prices. john catsimatidis is here to talk about the economics of i did yodiverting ships across tht coast. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox bills. stay with us. starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant... that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's