president kais saied was deemed a populist leader, grabbed the power injuly 2021.rican nation. that was bassam bounenni there with that report. let's get some of the day's other news now. the president of peru, dina boluarte, has rejected calls to resign, saying it would not solve the political crisis, which was created by the ousting of her predecessor, pedro castillo. he is currently in detention awaiting trial, after he tried to dissolve the congress. his supporters have staged protests across the country since he was removed from office. a man has been charged with the murders of a woman and her two young children in kettering in northamptonshire. officers were called to an address on thursday and found anju asok, jeeva saju, and janvi saju with serious injuries. they died a short time later. 52—year—old saju chelavalel will appear at northampton magistrates�* court on monday. germany's chancellor olaf scholz has opened the country's first liquid natural gas terminal. the facility was built in the last few months, and will be capable of meeting a third of germa

the new assembly was part of a series of political changes made by president kais saied which his criticsounced as a coup. the opposition coalition says he's lost any legitimacy to govern. in south america, peru's embattled new president, dina boluarte, has ruled out resigning, saying doing so would not solve the political crisis in the country, sparked by the impeachment of her predecessor, pedro castillo. she's also asked for congress to pass legislation to bring forward an election as a way to stop the ongoing protests that have so far claimed more than 20 lives. police in germany say they've recovered some of the precious items stolen during the country's biggest ever art heist three years ago. it happened at the green vault museum in the eastern city of dresden. authorities say they had a breakthrough in the investigation. gareth barlow reports: it was the robbery that shocked germany back in 2019 as masked men forced their way into the green vault museum inside dresden castle, and left with priceless pieces from the collection of the saxon ruler augustus the strong. to get to the je

kais saied was deemed a populace leave there and grab power in 2021.d out resigning, saying it wouldn't solve the political crisis sparked by the impeachment of her predecessor. in an effort to stop the the street protests that have claimed more than twenty lives, president boluarte renewed her call for congress to approve early elections, but lawmakers have dismissed the idea. the country has been wracked by violent street protests since then—president pedro castillo was impeached and arrested on december 7 after he attempted to dissolve congress. police in germany say they've recovered a significant part of the treasure stolen from dresden castle three years ago. 31 objects have been returned to the green vault museum at the castle. among them are a diamond—encrusted breast star and the richly—jewelled heron tail hat decoration — but an epaulette with the famous dresden white diamond is still missing. the authorities say the items were recovered after talks with the lawyers of the six men on trial for the theft. the hollywood star, angelina jolie, ha

the new assembly was part of a series of political changes made by president kais saied which his criticsup. the opposition coalition says he's lost any legitimacy to govern. a man has been charged with the murders of a woman and her two young children in kettering, in northamptonshire, in the english east midlands. officers were called to an address on thursday and found anju asok, jeeva saju, and janvi saju with serious injuries. they died a short time later. 52—year—old saju chelavalel will appear in court on monday. in south america, peru's embattled new president, dina boluarte, has ruled out resigning, saying doing so would not solve the political crisis in the country, sparked by the impeachment of her predecessor, pedro castillo. she's also asked for congress to pass legislation to bring forward an election as a way to stop the ongoing protests that have so far claimed more than 20 lives. and in europe, german chancellor olaf scholz has opened the country's first liquid natural gas terminal, as part of plans to move away from russian gas supplies. it was built in record time follo

parliamentary elections which are taking place under a new constitution, enacted under president kais saied, who critics say has orchestrated a coup. this is opposition politician jawher ben mbarek. >> every step said implementing the coup roadmap, the more the countries crisis increases in the political suffocation closes in on the country. today's presented election in an attempt to let occupations for legislative coup starting. amy: in peru, protests have spread as anger mounts over the impeachment and jailing of leftist president pedro castillo. thousands of people took to the streets of lima, arequipa, and across northern andean towns demanding newly-appointed monday president dina boluarte hold new presidential elections early after she said they'll take place in april 2024. at least seven people have died in clashes with security forces. hundreds gathered outside peru's congress in lima and set up a barricade despite the threat of police violence. >> the police have cornered us from all sides. they have thrown tear gas bombs at us. we're protesting because the peruvian press is not r

kay ivey she says that data collected by tiktok could be subject to chinese laws and then shared withst party. i remember when donald trump was talking about this. you came on the set have you all heard? donald trump is talking about banning tiktok from our phones and our kids. your kids were in high school. >> brian: only time they were asking me about work was is it true? can you find out if it's true? they love it. they will weren't necessarily pushing back on the reasons why they said there is nothing like it. and even dawn told me that she deleted it right away and she goes i miss it. there has been no other app. like that. it's entertaining to watch. >> ainsley: recreate one in america. >> brian: instagram trying to adjust and other people jump. in they don't seem to be able to replicate it. what does surprise me there is not chinese pushback or bytedance pushback. they have an american presence. if it's that valuable and luke tia. why don't you push back and give the counter narrative. the one thing i think could bring us together in the next term before 2024 would be china. i

. >> police say they are focusing on tr attention of getting more information about the timeline of two of the murdered victims. the pair were at the frat house sigma kain saturday, november 12th. police say being able to locate exactly what they did is important and the police chief says it is critical to restrict information right now but for the public for a future trial. >> that fair and i mpartial lawyers. matt flinn, back to you in a minute. ♪ >>> first up in tonight's crimes, a group of young thieves rated the los angeles stores. >> the police arrested 18 suspects, all under the age of 21. they're expected in 14 others and organized retail theft throughout los angeles. totalling $90,000 in losses. >> this the 82-year-old home depoet worker who tried to steal and has died from injuries caused by the suspect throwing him down on the ground. >> that suspect remains on the run like he could be facing murder charges. >>> five teenagers led police on an hour's long chase around the apartment. >> at times, it hits 1200 miles per hour. the team came to a stop and surrendered one by one. >> police took the 16-year-old driver into custody. >> a gas statio

presenter frank skinner for services to the entertainment industry... ..while janet kay, known as the queen of lover's rock, saysames... # her single silly games was one of the defining songs of the 1970s. most people being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she receives a british empire medal. how does it feel to be honoured like this? i mean, it'sjust absolutely amazing. and i think, because we've had a bit of a gap and i'm able to look back and reminisce, it is incredible what you can do in such a short amount of time. i think if i'd planned it, it would never have happened, but we just... we just went with it and, yeah, it was amazing. just one of the many being recognised for making a difference to others. lizo mzimba, bbc news. congratulations to all of them and putting more details online. if you are online you can get me there on social media anytime. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ lvaughanjones this is bbc news. hello again. we've got some big weather contrasts

while janet kay, known as the queen of lovers rock, says she�*s deeply honoured to be made an mbe. #eople being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she receives a british empire medal. how does it feel to be honoured like this? i mean, it�*sjust absolutely amazing. and i think, because we�*ve had a bit of a gap and i�*m able to look back and reminisce, it is incredible what you can do in such a short amount of time. i think if i�*d planned it, it would never have happened, but we just... we just went with it and, yeah, it was amazing. just one of the many being recognised for making a difference to others. lizo mzimba, bbc news. cristiano ronaldo has signed for the saudi arabian football club, al—nassr, for two seasons. the portuguese striker left manchester united after strongly criticising its manager, erik ten hag, in a television interview last month. al—nassr has described the signing in a tweet as history in the making. saudi media reports sa

i'm saying just about everybody, every day you're running twitter is a day you're making enemies and if you've got something like tesla and spacex, it's going to hurt that other business and, katty kay you know, mika and i, we can get into music, we can do music, we can write books, we can do whatever, but at the end of the day, you guard the flag, right? guard the flag. what is the thing that pays the bill? what is the thing that's most important in your professional business, and elon musk has not been guarding the flag. in fact, he's lost 60% of his stock this year. i think the rest, he's lost 15 to 18% this year. it's been a savage year for tesla and he hasn't guarded the flag. this is where he steps in and goes back and worries about first things first. >> if he's having to subsidize tesla because of losses on twitter, that doesn't make much sense, and also the brand damage that's being done, when you've got tesla owning liberals in california who are very proud to be owning teslas for a while saying actually, you know what, i don't want anything to do with this company anymore and i'm going to sell my tesla and buy an electric bmw or whatever, he's got a problem. you can spend

say? holy belarus land but in front of him is my kay to believe to enter and bread on the table holy extoll the concepts of the liver give weakella heart. we will be told the battles of the lands of the creation of holy belarus of the rite. and in a dream, the king and the troughs perform the courts of the song covered the paths. the land now we have dressed them up just like that, than the parameter of the land of holy belarus is a rite. you are birch pines, but you sang to become holy belarus land, land. now they give us all those nightingales chan on the earthly mountain ash. the soul creates you are hardly saint belarus, all the concepts are put on a nightingale, just prayers saint belarus is a saint. the story of each hero is amazing and unique. i came from the city of mumbai, which is located in western india. i came to belarus to get a higher education. today i am a member of the belarusian dance sport federation. they came to belarus to build their lives here and do everything for the development of the country. we have guys in our studio who became champions of the republic of bel

while janet kay, known as the queen of lover's rock, says she's deeply honoured to be made an mbe. #was one of the defining songs of the 1970s. most people being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she receives a british empire medal. how does it feel to be honoured like this? i mean, it'sjust absolutely amazing. and i think, because we've had a bit of a gap and i'm able to look back and reminisce, it is incredible what you can do in such a short amount of time. i think if i'd planned it, it would never have happened, but we just... we just went with it and, yeah, it was amazing. just one of the many being recognised for making a difference to others. lizo mzimba, bbc news. a reminder of our top story... the former pope, benedict the sixteenth, has died in the vatican, almost a decade after he stood down because of ailing health. he was ninety— five. bornjoseph ratzinger in germany, benedict led the roman catholic church for nearly eight years befo

while janet kay, known as the queen of lovers rock, says she's deeply honoured to be made an mbe. # to most people being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she receives a british empire medal. how does it feel to be honoured like this? i mean, it'sjust absolutely amazing. and i think, because we've had a bit of a gap and i'm able to look back and reminisce, it is incredible what you can do in such a short amount of time. i think if i'd planned it, it would never have happened, but we just — we just went with it and, yeah, it was amazing. just one of the many being recognised for making a difference to others. lizo mzimba, bbc news. and a big congratulations to everyone named in the new year's honours list. for some of us, we are already in 2023. let's look at the most recent celebrations. bangkok just over an hour ago with a huge fireworks display there. and across asia, this is the year of the rabbit. that is why, if you see celebrations across asi

janet kay, known as the queen of lovers rock, says she's deeply honoured to be made in mbe.xpected to be in the public eye, people like this nanny who organises supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she receives the british empire medal. how does it feel to be honoured like this? i mean, it'sjust absolutely amazing. and i think, because we've had a bit of a gap and i'm able to look back and reminisce, it is incredible what you can do in such a short amount of time. if i'd planned it, it would never have _ if i'd planned it, it would never have happened. we just went with it and it— have happened. we just went with it and it was— have happened. we just went with it and it was amazing. just one of the many being recognised for making a difference to others. lizo mzimba, bbc news. we are edging closer to midnight here in the uk. countries around the world have begun celebrating the new year, with some spectacular firework displays. this was sydney in australia, with the famous harbour bridge at the centre of festivities there. hong kong wel

while janet kay, known as the queen of lovers rock, says she's deeply honoured to be made an mbe. # tot people being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she receives a british empire medal. how does it feel to be honoured like this? three days of national mourning have been declared in brazil following the death of the football legend pele. katy watson reports. brazil's most famous landmark, paying tribute to brazil's most famous name. and at santos, the club where pele played for so many years, brazilians came to mark his passing. the whole nation is in mourning for a man who defined the beautiful game. commentator: pele! and number three! pele made it against the odds. in an often racist and classist country, this poor, black and exceptionally talented footballer was a success story right from the very beginning. a player who stayed true to his brazilian roots but who had fans the world over. he absolutely transcended his sport. the man on the pitc

honda had them there hey how did out that is that when i say a bond with a mind going ahead his at kay. and you fell by the by defensive. with collagen that out without i will be sick. i thought that okay at the bangalore going because. we find evidence of hungry elephants everywhere. where to take out. the sky like the elephant whispered. food. hey can i see this is the faith with again i guess if they won't they could very well following the actual footsteps of the elephants elephants have walked along this path every season for thousands of years i'm feeling really excited i wonder for actually going to encounter some elephants we're being told that just a few steps away that their their van. against the odds a moment i can't believe. a majestic i'll standing powered on the horizon. i've never seen an elephant like. it looks so peaceful in its natural habitat. it's just really crazy to think that before the caps were put in place that this is what it was. a large forest with animals roaming about and now there is a human made crisis at play with sprawling refugee camps and is just a

. >> this comes a kay after we saw that appeals court say that strike down the trump team's request for a special master, saying the special master is no longer needed. how much of a blow to the trump team, how much of a message is t that for the trump peteam in tes of reality check? >> it's a huge gut punch for the trump team. it wipes out their entire attempt to do this really odd dangerous thing, which is use civil litigation to gum up the works for a criminal case. in the 11th circuit, they completely rejected that. they can try to go to the full en banc, the supreme court. i don't think they will be interested in this kind of case. >> it should surprise nobody this court ruled the way they did. at that oral argument last week they blasted the attorneys and even said at one point in the opinion some of these arguments are a sideshow. it was set aside what you think about the former president or anything else as a legal matter it was straightforward what is the effect of this district court and its ability to rule and the court was wrong and they said that outright. >> and the panel

northern ireland and south western england and you've been hearing captain honey kay harry kane saysengland's loss in the world cup quarter finals last night, saying he's got it and it'll take some time to get over it. the team has now left the hotel in doha in qatar and was seen heading to the airport after losing to france last . gareth losing to france last. gareth southgate, the manager , says he southgate, the manager, says he needs time to decide whether he has enough energy to continue in his post. those you see up to date on tv, online and derby plus radio with gb news this sunday. time now to go back to michael portillo . well, thanks, michael portillo. well, thanks, paula . and as we've just heard, paula. and as we've just heard, last night's match sealed the deal last night's match sealed the deal. football is not, in fact, coming home. captain harry kane's missed penalty allowed france a21 victory. but until that final whistle blew. and england's fate was decided. fans across the country still had hopein across the country still had hope in their hearts that the team coul

from massachusetts dares to impugn the character of the appropriations chairwoman, kay granger, and those republicans he says won't sit at the table. when in fact what you see here is a 4,100-page bill cooked up by a handful of people behind closed doors, brought before the rules committee with no ability to offer an amendment, no ability to debate, no actual discussion on the people's house floor. and my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know it. and we're spending money we don't have. go home and sell your projects, go home and talk about all the pork you're bringing home. but you're destroying the united states of america. absolutely destroying this body. absolutely destroying 24 body. the american people did not tend send us here to do that. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know that. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know full well that this body is broken. but do not care. $45 billion to ukraine. have we had a full debate on ukraine? or did we take $45 billion of funding for ukraine, package it on a $1.7 trillion bill, invite the president of ukraine to address this body

kay on twitter just reminded me, he didn't say ignore the constitution he said to terminate the constitution. which means he is prepared to bring the country down along with the republican party. thank, you as, always for your insight. jennifer reuben is an opinion writer at the washington post. still ahead on velshi as i mentioned earlier, many members of the lgbtq+ community say they respect your marriage act does not go far enough. we'll go deeper on that with our misc colleague jonathan cuban in just a moment. plus, there are lots of dark corners of the internet filled with, hate racism, homophobia and antisemitism. and we are certainly one of. them especially in the era of elon musk. we'll talk about he means by free, speech when he misunderstood what the first amendment, and what is at stake if twitter is abandoned and is left to the extremists. also, major news out of iran, the notorious morality police have been disbanded after months of protests. that does not mean things are not getting. better will have the report on the inside. the all-electric 2023 chevy bolt euv. 247 miles of r

lawrence noted that there were differences in the kay kaylee and madison were killed per his sources. lawrence saysaylee's father confirmed that out of kaylee and her best friend, maddy, one had injuries more brutal than the other. kaylee's father would not confirm which one. on lawrence jones cross-country they referred to the different injuries. >> their points of damage don't match. i'm just going to say. it wasn't leaked to me. i earned it and paid for that funeral. i paid for that. it is my right. you are taking that from me. if you don't want to say nothing that's your bit but don't say i'm leaking anything. i paid that bill. sent my daughter to college to get an education. she came back in a box and i can speak on that. >> the father definitely very frustrated and upset as you can imagine. a hand print can be seen next to evidence tape on the window of the off-campus house where the students were murdered november 13th. possible it could belong to the killer. may have touched the doorknob and different areas at the home. unclear who the hand print belongs to. a number of people were in and o

say she was taken. abc news reporter kai hernandez has the latest on the investigation. of athena strand was found two days after the seven-year-old was kidnapped near her home outside the dallas-fort worth area. >> we are saturday did not end the way we would hope it would end. >> 31-year-old tanner lynn horner is charged with capital murder -- >> we do have a confession. >> he delivered a package to strand's home on wednesday before grabbing the young girl about 200 yards from her house. authorities believe that based on digital evidence and interviews, strand died within hours of abduction >> any time a child dies, it hits you in your heart. >> fedex assisted in the investigation and released a statement, saying in part, words cannot describe our shock. when abc news asked if it would improve its vetting and hiring process, a spokesperson pointed out how they view independent businesses, saying they subject background checks, going on to say "safety is our highest priority." investigators have not released a motive for the crime is a corner was not related to the fami

his family say he died peacefully in his sleep. 0ur correspondentjon kay looks back at his life.old george leonard johnson. his mates just called him johnny. machine guns fire. their daring mission was famously recreated for the big screen. in 1943, they dropped their bouncing bombs to attack german dams... nice work, skipper. ..and hit the country's industrial heartland. it was a thrilling experience, no other way to describe it. 0ur briefing was to fly across the dam, to drop the bomb as near as possible to the centre of the dam. so, it was practice, practice, practice. born in lincolnshire in 1921, johnny lost his mum when he was only three years old. he joined the raf as a teenager and for years rarely talked about the dambusters. but when he was in his 90s, johnnyjohnson returned to germany with a bbc film crew. he met local people who remembered the raids. hundreds of civilians were killed during operation chastise, as well as 53 ofjohnny's comrades from bomber command. i'm lucky, yes, to still be alive. i'm lucky that i was with the right crew, in the right place, at the r

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why do the chinese say everything that was china china when was taiwan when was china the last time, except for chiang kaiwhen whose roofs, and then the japanese, but anyone, what are you talking about china 5,000 years of history, of which 4,000 years, what are these several hundred years the portuguese for them, or do they look right they say, and this is old china until he says all the same diesel labanochki, india what the tomb of the saint french howl said in portugal and also 6 years out of this is just a question and warsaw no just wondering. well, i can still remember you not only alaska, but not only california with the fort of roses, but also hawaii, well, let's say straight california and fortroz, after all, they never officially entered russia into the russian empire. that is, we were there, but they did not enter alaska , which means, let's go in and say my lobo, you tell me more about the constitution. tell me i can't to say with this constitution there was so much i can pro-constitution of you, because she is the wife of konstantin as he is worth remembering, as the decembrists said, as the

kay and nina warhurst. our headlines today: the family of 23—year—old cody fisher, who was stabbed to death at a club in birmingham on boxing day, sayim at least 62 lives, as some officials call it the blizzard of the century. here the blizzard of the century. on merseyside police a continuing here on merseyside police are continuing to question two people in connection with the murder of a 26 year woman at the best pub on christmas eve. —— at this pub. manchester united move to within a point of

his family say he died peacefully in his sleep. our correspondentjon kay looks back at his life.eorge leonard johnson. his mates just called him johnny. machine guns fire. their daring mission was famously recreated for the big screen. in 19a3, they dropped their bouncing bombs to attack german dams... nice work, skipper. ..and hit the country's industrial heartland. it was a thrilling experience, no other way to describe it. our briefing was to fly across the dam, to drop the bomb as near as possible to the centre of the dam. so, it was practice, practice, practice. born in lincolnshire in 1921, johnny lost his mum when he was only three years old. he joined the raf as a teenager and for years rarely talked about the dambusters. but when he was in his 90s, johnnyjohnson returned to germany with a bbc film crew. he met local people who remembered the raids. hundreds of civilians were killed during operation chastise, as well as 53 ofjohnny�*s comrades from bomber command. i'm lucky, yes, to still be alive. i'm lucky that i was with the right crew, in the right place, at the right

kay jewelers has many people doing a double take. it also has tongues wagging. the commercial for a $300 love entwined necklace shows two actors that some say prince harry and meghan markle. the low lighting and camera work make it hard to really tell what the actors look like. many are speculating that the jeweler is cashing in on the popularity of the couple's recent netflix documentary. >>> up next, fandamoniam -- why a world cup victory parade for argentina's soccer team went airborne. argentina's soccer team went airborne. i'm getting vaccinated with prevnar 20®. a pfizer vaccine! so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20® because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older, with certain chronic conditions like copd, asthma, diabetes, or heart disease or are 65 or older, you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20® is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. in just one dose. don't get prevnar 20® if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine

say without without mr. kerr, let's throw this open mary kay, who's got some good questions. and i think whereas nicole they supposed to come up here, she's for the poor folks that can't make their way. we have some people coming up. well, i can't read my own writing. i took notes here and i have no idea what i was saying, but that, you know, that the reston carroll relationship was an extraordinary one. i saw tom the other day who said there's no that my dad had greater respect or professional admiration or fondness for than than wally carol. so that was a very, very special and one story you do have. please come on up. are you? you're ready. i'll continue with my tell who you are. if i. my name is -- smith richard smith. i'm ordinary citizen. now. when i as you went through the early part, the really exciting and derring do part of the wallace carroll struck me and this happens here at book talks here from time time that exciting things like this say well this would make a great movie you know this is really cinematic material so i don't know whether you've already addresse

people's personal secrets and stuff so if he says something about biden don't underestimate biden, he's pretty right.un a lot of people did underestimate kai him, even from who figured he could win while biden was doing his thing. but he beat the man. and as far as propaganda, they come out and suspend the constitution and republicans staying quiet and this fox news thing about trying to make under biden's laptop, they're just trying to make it a mouse into an elephant. >> back to joe biden, what do you think then keep them as far as even in the last election, what do you think is the secret as far as him maintaining power in the white house and particularly in the senate ? >> unlike the republicans trying to herd cats together , biden he's got a democratic coalition. >> that's frank there in new york, one of those people a former you could describe him was the former white house press secretary harry fleischer who served under the george w. bush administration under fox news reacting to speakergingrich's comments as he read them, here is a portion of that . >> republican politics you always need to pay attention to the other side and it's

while janet kay, known as the queen of lovers rock, says she's deeply honoured to be made an mbe. # todefining songs of the 19705. most people being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she receives a british empire medal. how does it feel to be honoured like this? i mean, it'sjust absolutely amazing. and i think, because we've had a bit of a gap and i'm able to look back and reminisce, it is incredible what you can do in such a short amount of time. i think if i'd planned it, it would never have happened, but we just — we just went with it and, yeah, it was amazing. just one of the many being recognised for making a difference to others. lizo mzimba, bbc news. paula hudgell, who's campaigned for tougher sentences for child abusers in england and wales, has been made an mbe. her adopted son tony, aged eight, had to have both his legs amputated after being abused as a baby by his biological parents. legislation known as tony's law came into effect inju

kay. our headlines today. nurses across england, wales and northern ireland are beginning a second day of strike action. the government saysssions over contingency planning are unlikely to avert the action. terry hall, lead singer of the specials, has died at the age of 63. his fellow band members describe him as one of the country's most brilliant singer songwriters.

they poured in here over the years, kay invested, yes, they even stimulate the completion, but for me personally, well, maybe this is my city, so i sometimes want to say about it there that when in the first days of the war, we are often in pani valevska conducted the broadcasts, and our mayor and angelika oleksandr markushin were included in our broadcasts. and who said when everyone was already saying that irpin is enthusiastic, he says no, don't believe irpin is not enthusiastic irpin is fighting, we are fighting for irpin we are defending ourselves, we are already at war with the russians, and we were looking at what the lord thinks, well, how is it possible there is a huge influx of equipment there, what can we do, irpin is resisting , and at that time it was difficult to believe that irpin could fight back, that kyiv could fight back, kyiv could it and then everything was thanks to those people who believed to the last, knew and convinced us that no, we are resisting, and the final victory will be ours, that is, no, you should never lose hope and faith in your own strength, resist to the last like that frog which i thought that it was cream or s

from massachusetts dares to impugn the character of the appropriations chairwoman, kay granger, and those republicans he says won't sit at the table. when in fact what you see here is a 4,100-page bill cooked up by a handful of people behind closed doors, brought before the rules committee with no ability to offer an amendment, no ability to debate, no actual discussion on the people's house floor. and my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know it. and we're spending money we don't have. go home and sell your projects, go home and talk about all the pork you're bringing home. but you're destroying the united states of america. absolutely destroying this body. absolutely destroying 24 body. the american people did not tend send us here to do that. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know that. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know full well that this body is broken. but do not care. $45 billion to ukraine. have we had a full debate on ukraine? or did we take $45 billion of funding for ukraine, package it on a $1.7 trillion bill, invite the president of ukraine to address this body

kay chaos. >> reporter: if title 42 is lifted, they are expecting larger numbers. a record 10,000 illegal border crossings per day. tonight new york city's mayor sayingy is nearly out of money to shelter the busloads of migrants arriving every week, which he says could force the city to cut or curtail programs new yorkers rely on unless they get federal help. many migrants are crossing into the u.s. from ciudad juarez, mexico. tonight nbc's guad venegas is there. he met a family from venezuela saying they cross after title 42 is lifted. >> she has been traveling with her baby three months. she says crossing mexico is the most difficult thing. >> reporter: and this family, who says they escaped kidnappers on their grueling journey through a jungle. >> we saw people dead. >> reporter: officials calling it a humanitarian crisis with some migrant families huddling in a makeshift campsite in downtown el paso. >> freezing temperatures overnight. we have children and babies who were sleeping in streets. >> reporter: and tonight the chief justice signaling a timeline that suggests the supreme court wants to act quickly, requesting the biden administration re

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say, it comes down to these machines that they manufacture. >> you're asking what should the united states do if that is the kay, it's enlisting their allies it's monopoly. the important thing is that for asml, china is such a large customer are they willing to give up that customer maybe not. once we start to see demand weaken, or go in the opposite effect, you have domestic politics playing into this the united states, europe that wants to build up their chip manufacturing capability, in doing so they'll need more asml machines as well >> have they basically played ball >> they've been playing ball for the past few years it's not just this year. they have stopped selling the advanced so the euv lit ography mobs, but could sell the deep versus the extreme ones, so there's a lot of acronyms, but there's nothing stopping them. same thing for south korea, so the united states went at this in a unilateral approach, when some say it should be multilateral >> when you look at how involved and how flat it is -- for the audience -- it's crazy. >> you were telling me before, you and your husband listen to documentaries at home. >> it's fascinating. >>

well, vasily even got confused, remembered that this is how it all is, and i can say that gordon sold one alfarov straight. kayecause these devils need to be driven there already with beautiful money. where is the place as you prefer aspen stakes or silver bullets. i think two in one would be a more reliable method for owners. well, the fact that the west appointed zelensky as the person of the year as an underline does not surprise me. and who else should they really appoint? he did everything for the west like their bitch. the son provided ukraine as a training ground for ukrainians, like cannon fodder he does everything according to instructions and even promotes liberal values. after all, he signed the istanbul convention. i think the next one will be the law on same-sex marriage, as signed, it will literally finally stand up pretend and get married or get married? yes, i'll tell you how i signed the same-sex law on full marriages, biden, at the same time. just today, russian president vladimir putin signed a law banning lgbt propaganda , you see the difference, this worldview and so on. therefore, in this

say she died in hospital this morning. two other women, aged 21 and 23, remain critically ill. the concert they were at by afropop singer asha—kayried to force their way into the venue. matt cole reports these were the out of control scenes on thursday from what is believed to be a thousand people tried to get into the concert by asake. the concert was a sell out. despite his request that people without tickets stay away, hundreds and more still came. the pushing, shoving is, trampling, led to three people being critically hurt. you trampling, led to three people being critically hurt-— critically hurt. you could see two --eole critically hurt. you could see two peeple out _ critically hurt. you could see two peeple out here _ critically hurt. you could see two people out here getting - critically hurt. you could see two i people out here getting treatment from the police, giving cpr. it was awful to see someone who went out for a night of fun and they end up not spending christmas with their family. not spending christmas with their famil . , ., not spending christmas with their famil. , ., , family. this morning, rebecca ikume

you see the wedding in kay that where the water is turned into wine old town of nazareth called a heretic. we went to the cliff where the mob says see of galilee on the boat and get a sense of the scale. where the sermon of the mount was. just when you look at the chronological nature and entire story and the way the momentum builds and the suspense builds because people are seeing miracles and following him and believing. others are saying he deserves to die and it all culminates event actually in jerusalem. >> steve: you are talking about the various places. here's a clip from the special on following jesus' path. >> as someone who has never been to israel before, as someone who has been teaching the bible for over two decades, you don't really realize by reading the scriptures just how barren it is and just how jesus must have been so hungry, so tired and it's just in that moment that the enemy attacks. that's the moment that not only satan tends to tempt us, but jesus was tempted and he did not sin. >> steve: exactly. pete, my friend, ken just got back from the holy lands yesterday and said it was the trip of a lifetime. peo