bring in fox news strategic analyst general jack keane. a role should climate change pay, play, rather, in decision making for the nation's security? >> well, first of all we predicted on fox that the biden administration would likely accept the trump administration's redefinition of the strategic framework that is facing the united states in terms of global security challenges, russia, china, iran, north korea and certainly still plagued by radical islam as generational problem. we believe that they would likely add climate change to that list. certainly to try to wrap it in a blanket of national security to give it more credibility and also i think a sense of urgency. so it is here. as expected. charles: but what i'm read something that, they say our national security effort is the number one user of fossil fuels. that somehow you know, i mean, we need it, right? we have to power those aircraft carriers. we have to power these ships and these airplanes and fighter jets. so i just wonder how do you incorporate that. you really incorporate

general keane, thank you very much.tions over just how serious democrats are about the impeachment case against president trump. with congressman eric swalwell on the impeachment team despite his ties to a suspected chinese spy. power panel will weigh in on that. plus this. >> you, we the people need to be deprogrammed or put in reeducation camps because of our political opinion. >> harris: deprogram trump supporters. we're hearing it more and more from those on the left. is it a push to silence conservative voices or something else? you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what? you mean-- -mm-hm. just like that. wow. so sudden. um...we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? (woman) no. we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan from colonial penn? i am. we put it off long enough. we're getting that $9.95 plan t

fergal keane, bbc news. now on bbc news: guatemala's lost world.rn guatemala, the maya biosphere reserve is the largest rainforest north of the amazon and one of the world's most important hotspots for biodiversity. it also was once the heart of the maya civilisation. today, hundreds of houses, fortifications, temples and other structures lie hidden beneath the jungle. i like this part. but some archaeologists are determined to change that. they've devoted their careers to getting the jungle to give up its secrets, and new technology has revealed that, despite decades of work, they have only begun to scratch the surface. there's a deep hole, and that's where they're digging right now. car starting don't let me down. the maya city of holmul has been an obsession of archaeologist francisco estrada—belli's for the last 20 yea rs. he calls it the gift that keeps on giving. let's try not to get stuck. yeah. in recent years, his work has been aided by the use of lidar, a technology currently transforming archaeology. i've come to holmul, on the border wi

fergal keane, bbc news. that ends this edition of outside source.e coming days. it is already in the south of the country. on top of that, a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain. the rain is currently spreading across the uk. but we are not done with the snow yet — snow to come for the northern hills and mountains of the uk. weather systems are spiralling in the atlantic. weather fronts heading our way. the jet stream has also bulged to the north, allowing for that milder air from the south to creep in, but it hasn't quite reached northern parts of the country, so here it is still a chilly afternoon and early evening. you can see temperatures not far off freezing in aberdeen. to the south, in wet cornwall and devon, temperatures of around ten degrees and outbreaks of rain. the weather front spreads across the country through the course of this evening. it will eventually bump into the cold air in the north, so we will see wintry weather across the pennines, the hills and the mountains of scotland. to the south of that it will be raining quite a lot and o

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fergal keane, bbc news.en forced to close their doors all around the world. in america — revenues have plummeted — as people give the silver screen a miss. new figures showjust how bad the downturn has been — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. iconic, familiar, unchanging. the hollywood sign may be constant, but the fortunes of the industry it represents are anything but. the cinemas and picture houses of la, along with many other cities across the nation, remain closed, and that has had a dramatic impact on the bottom line. according to research firm conscore, the industry generated $11.1; billion in revenue, but four months later, it was only 2.2 billion, a drop of 80%. and that's the worst performance since 1981, when the industry generated less than in revenue. film after film have had their release date is postponed, and then postponed again. there will be nothing left to save. the latestjames bond movie, is due to open in april, but the speculation it might move to the autumn. christopher nolan's ten i

fergal keane, bbc news.ess, cloris leachman, who's died at the age of 94. she won an oscar for best supporting actress for the last picture show and she's also remembered for her performance in the comedy horror young frankenstein, by mel brooks, who called her insanely talented. in a tweet mr brooks said she could make you laugh or cry at the drop of a hat. cloris leachman received 22 emmy nominations, she will also be remembered for playing the flamboyantly neurotic phyllis lyndstrom on �*the mary tyler moore show�* sitcom in the 1970s. apple has hit another sales record with reported revenues of more than $110 billion in the last three months of 2020, a rise of 21% on the same period last year. the gains come as consumers are confined to their homes during the pandemic, driving work, shopping and leisure activities increasingly online. the new 5g—enabled iphone 12 also boosted sales. wall street became a battleground this week, with a fight between an army of small investors on social media versus the big

fergal keane, bbc news.nt figures show there were 47,525 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 53,539. across the uk an average of 33,391; people were in hospital with coronavirus over the seven days to monday. 1,564 deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the past week, 1,060 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 84,767. let's get an update on the uk's programme of mass vaccinations. 207,661 people have had their first dose of one of the three approved covid—19 vaccines in the latest 24 hour period, taking the overall number of people who've had their firstjab to over 2.6 million. from tomorrow, some high street pharmacies will begin vaccinating priority groups with the covid—19 jab. along with setting up 24—7 vaccination centres as soon as possible, it's part of a planned acceleration

fergal keane, bbc news.africans have been hit by a deadly covid variant — but are they being treated fairly over vaccines? the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word �*revolution�*. the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours passed. the new government is finally in control of the entire - republic of uganda. survivors of the auschwitz concentration camp have been commemorating the 40th anniversary of their liberation. they toured the huts, gas chambers and crematoria, and relived their horrifying experiences. oui’ our �*s this is bbc news, the latest headlines: president biden has signed a series of executive orders to tackle climate change —

fergal keane, bbc news. england will begin vaccinating priority groups with the covid—i9 jab, as part of the plans to speed up the vaccination programme. you can'tjust turn up though. you still have to be invited to go. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, has more. high street pharmacies will be brought into the mass vaccination effort from tomorrow. in england, staff at some community outlets will start doing jabs for priority groups. this pharmacy in macclesfield receiving doses this afternoon will be one of the first. it's an honour to be part of that group, which is a relatively small group, and hopefully the team and i can help to see the end of the pandemic. the push to get people vaccinated is being stepped up. here in dudley, health officials have launched an initiative to encourage those in bame communities to sign up for injections. it's really our vulnerable population, they are the ones that we really have to protect as soon as possible, so it's great to see the number of people who have turned up today

. >> general jack keane said to me recently that we are outgunned. for example, china. china has more navy ships than we do, more long-range missiles, what are the plans in terms of making sure that our military readiness is at the right point and ready for these threats. do you think that they are winning in terms of its readiness and in terms of its military, what needs to be done now with regards to the military in the face of all of this? >> general keane's right to be concerned about and president trump put us right on the right trajectory. remember this for an awfully long time for the previous eight years before the trump administration that we had continued to deny the resources they were asking for to do precisely this. second, we also actually delivered in making sure everyone understood including the department of defense that the threat was from this great power in china of all he had to continue to perform our counterterrorism mission, we needed to make sure we reoriented our focus we started putting the building blocks in place so we would continue to be t

defender michael keane heading in the winner.er, says it's scandalous his side are being made to play their rearranged fixture with tottenham tomorrow, having only been given two days notice. fulham and spurs were due to meet last month, but the match was postponed at short notice after covid hit the fulham squad. and with villa unable to fulfil their fixture with spurs tomorrow, fulham were asked to play instead. the premier league says discussions with them began on saturday. the spurs manager, jose mourinho, says postponents due to covid are giving the league little choice but to play games when they can. the biggest impact is to have meshes postponed. that is the biggest impact. dust the impact. dust matches postponed. the the impact changing of the matches, the impact is also minimal. you only have to play 19 meshes at home and i9 matches away. you have to play two matches away. you have to play two matches against every team. if this is to help the premier league to go enhance properly, i think this is a solution we all hav

fergal keane, bbc news.lied for a new benefit but saw her payments cut from £200 down to £60. the coroner found 20 problems in the way her claim had been handled and concluded that the errors were the predominant factor in causing her to take an overdose. so at least six more weeks of lockdown restrictions in england — it'll come as tough news for everyone — particularly those with limited space at home. alex forsyth has been talking to people in birmingham and coventry living in high rise flats, about their experience of lockdown. living above a city has brought highs and lows to life in lockdown. neighbours nearby but close quarters means tight spaces, precious little outdoors and, forsome, isolation. in birmingham, this tower has been home to mark for more than two decades. but even a familiar four walls can feel lonely when going out is so limited. i've enjoyed living in a tower block but this in particular has been, you know, vile. he fears the virus will spread in shared spaces he says aren't always cl

let's ask retoured the four-star army general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst.sented a pretty big break with barack obama's foreign policy s. is joe biden going to represent a similar break with donald trump, and where will those differences be? >> yeah, well, i think certainly they will try to do that. they're already emphasizing, as you stated in the introduction, america's leadership, we can't go it alone, and they're going to stress the importance of allies, multilateralism and joining international organizations. i think when they get out there and start to interact with our allies in the regions, they're going to find that the trump administration has done a lot of good spade work with our allies, particularly in the indo-pacific region reforming the quad which is -- and revising it which is an alliance of the united states with, japan, australia and india. three of the four largest economies in the world. and that is obviously a good base for the biden administration to take that and build that into a much broader coalition to counter, certainly, the aggr

fergal keane, bbc news. reflections in britain and around the world on holocaust memorial day.t's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political strategistjo tanner and chief executive of demos, polly mackenzie. tomorrow's front pages, starting with: the financial times leads on the eu's call for astrazeneca to supply member states with vaccines from uk factories. the ft�*s leader cautions that vaccine protectionism by the eu will backfire. the mail also focuses on the demand for astrazeneca vaccines rolling off uk production lines, saying the eu is demanding up to 75 million doses — which it describes as a bid by brussels to "snatch" them. the telegraph features the prime minister's three step plan to release the country from lockdown, with schools staying closed until march. the guardian looks at bereaved families hitting out at the prime minister over the government's response to covid—i9, calling it "a kick in the teeth". and the metro front page tells the st

dagen: general keane, always a pleasure.or being here this morning, general jack keane. johnson & johnson quarterly hit the tape. cheryl: double beat on johnson & johnson, up one and a quarter percent. earning was a buck 82, they came in at 1.86. revenue estimate 26.7 billion, they came in at 22 billion. sales up about 8.3% for the quarter. a couple of headlines crossing. obviously it's all about the vaccine, it's in phase 3 trials, all the company is willing to say is they continue to progress on covid-19 vaccine candidatement they look forward to sharing details from the phase 3 study soon. just want to let you know that analysts are looking for phase 3 covid vaccine data to come out any day and that could be a huge market mover, to be clear it's a dow component. obviously one stock we are watching. also as far as guidance, as i throe it back to you, they did give us full-year guidance which is nice to get from a company after the last year. 960 earnings per share. it's above the range. more positive news there and then 89

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defender michael keane heading in the winner.nly been given two days notice. fulham and spurs were due to meet last month, but the match was postponed at short notice after covid hit the fulham squad. and with villa unable to fulfil their fixture with spurs tomorrow, fulham were asked to play instead. the premier league says discussions with them began on saturday. the spurs manager, jose mourinho, says postponents due to covid are giving the league little choice but to play games when they can. the biggest impact is to have meshes postponed. that is the biggest impact. ——have matches postponed. the changing of the matches, the impact is also minimal. you only have to play 19 matches at home and 19 matches away. you have to play two matches against every team. if this is to help the premier league to go enhance properly, i think this is a solution we all have to accept. dundee united striker lawrence shankland scored a stunning goal to earn his side a 2—2 draw against stjohnstone. the result leaves united sixth in the table, whil

earlier, kean bryan scored to give the visitors a half—time lead, with harry maguire equalising for manchestered, of course. we just couldn't get the heights of the last few months was football we played. very disappointing. there is no time to feel sorry for yourself because saturday we go again, we've got arsenal, so we just have two forget this and learn from it and move on. elsewhere, juventus are through to the semi—finals of the coppa italia after thrashing spal a—nil. that sets up a trip to inter milan in the last four. and in spain, lionel messi and frenkie dejong scored for barcelona as they came from behind to win 2—1 at rayo vallencano, to reach the quarter—finals of the copa del rey. there's one game in the english premier league on thursday, with tottenham at home to liverpool. the defending champions will drop to 6th in the table, below spurs, if they lose. liverpool's fa cup defeat at manchester united on sunday means they go into the game with only one win in 7 matches in all competitions. they've also failed to score in their last four league games. we will fight hard, and we

fergal keane has been speaking to three survivors of the holocaust. auschwitz today.dling generation, commemoration is taking place in small groups. here, at a london retirement home run by the charityjewish care. behold, god of abraham, god of mercy. open your eyes, as you have opened mine. open your eyes and see what i've seen. singing. memory does not live within the boundaries of a single day. my father, who was not a religious man, he took me by the hands —

fergal keane, bbc news.s event. olivia marks—woldman is the chief executive of the holocaust memorial day trust and she joins us live. you've worked tirelessly to make today happen, given the difficulties with the lockdown and coronavirus, the images we saw, people getting involved, coming together, what are your first reflections? tt’s involved, coming together, what are your first reflections?— your first reflections? it's so uliftin: your first reflections? it's so uplifting to _ your first reflections? it's so uplifting to see _ your first reflections? it's so uplifting to see so _ your first reflections? it's so uplifting to see so many i your first reflections? it's so i uplifting to see so many people, thousands and thousands of people across the country, wanting to stand in solidarity with the memory of the people who were murdered, 6 million murdered in the holocaust and standing in solidarity with the memory of those people who have been murdered in genocide since and also anybody facing identity —

joining me now, retired four star general, fox news senior strategic analyst, general jack keane.ways a pleasure. happy new year to you. what do you make of this in terms of the communist party crackdown and jack ma hasn't been seen? >> well, we don't know for sure whether this is self-induced on his part or whether it's the chinese communist party up to the pattern that they've displayed before. mr. ma did criticize the chinese communist party for a lack of economic reform recently and when that has happened to other businessmen, have taken that same path, whether they were in hong kong or of mainland china, thethey bodies appear and month- they would disappear and months later we would find out they got severe jail sentences, normally in mainland china. that has been the pattern. what's gone on here? the social compact that the chinese communist party has with its own people is similarl simp. you can participate in the state-run capitalism and become as prosperous as your ability will permit you to do so. however, you must submit completely to the control and influence of the ch

have to ask you michael jack keane seems so sad about it. >> he is crazy with power and why are we acting surprised? of course it starts with trump and then it goes to everybody. i could have told you he wouldn't give us an added button. remember that? edit the tweet. we can't do it, it's beyond us. he says he's not celebrating trump ain't gone but you know he is. he's naked with the bongos and the old matthew mcconaughey. i don't like it and i don't like it when they say okay if you don't like it make your own social media platform. they come up with parler and they say no, don't do that. they have got trump banned from tik tok. is he doing that -- pinterest two. are there hate-based videos the trump is putting out where he is dabbing fermata? i don't know what's going on any more. and if that's the second outdoor reference by the way. you must spend a lot of time watching tv. >> dagen this is the free speech thing are an antitrust thing? >> it's a all of that exist twitter is not big tech. big tech is amazon, apple, google and facebook and it was amazon, apple and google that decided no

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fergal keane with that report. the time is 9:31am. forecast, as well as some rain. today what we have is quite a lot of cloud but it will break through the day allowing some sunshine to develop across eastern parts of england, north—east wales, but especially northern scotland. yes, there will still be one or two showers left behind, and cooler in the north, mild in the south. by the end of the afternoon, we have already had all this rain coming in across the channel islands, south—west england, wales pushing into the midlands and northern ireland into northern england through the course of the night. and what you will also find is we are looking at some snow on highest ground across the pennines and the southern uplands. temperatures, cold in the north, “4 is quite possible, so a widespread frost across parts of scotland but milder for the rest of the uk. tomorrow, a band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, it could well exacerbate the current flooding situation. 0n the high ground of the pennines, southern plans, hig

our correspondent fergal keane has been speaking to survivors about their experiences.rvivors. sarah—jane burstein brings memorial candles to a survivor living in accommodation run by thejewish care group. how are you? so, so. nice to see your face in person. this is a day of great absences. it took me 50 years, 5—0. i kept on and on, i want to see a photograph of my mother. i didn't ask about my father. it was always my mother. stenka husselova's mother was murdered by the nazis. she survived and was just six when she was brought to britain as an orphan in 1945. i looked at this photo. um, and then i said, who is this woman? imagine you didn't know what your mother looked like. it was sad. but i couldn't cry. i was just choked up. thousands ofjewish orphans were rescued from the concentration camps at the end of the war. some were brought to britain. like harry 0lmer, who was 12 years old when germany invaded his native poland. the trains arrived and the railway lines were nearby by the field and they herded everybody. my grandmother was there, my mother, my sisters, a

to discuss what happened yesterday fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane.d to have you with us. >> great to be here. shannon: china taking a jab at the leader of the house. what do you make of them, how they view what happened yesterday. >> we have to recognize the united states as the world's oldest democracy and for many many years we've been the symbol of democracy throughout the world, countries who are aspiring to develop this form of government look to the united states for that kind of standard they want to achieve themselves. these authoritarian regimes look at the united states as an adversary. they want to change the world order as it exists today. it is not surprising the chinese communists and president xi who is so expressive about his confidence in his state-controlled regime, because it is more efficient and more effective and he is the first leader in my lifetime that takes on communism, takes on democracy straight out and argues that his regime is better. it is not surprising that the media and his officials are looking now towards the unit

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we've been talking so much about the new world post pandemic, keane fulfills pandemic criteria, outdoorsocially different ski list and skiers covered head to toe in gear and maybe even masks, after taking a hit in 2020 what is the outlook for the sport this season, joining us live from the slopes, and grady trimble, you brought, deer valley resorts and park city utah, just so you know i have met and picked pass already, i'm going to be skiing in vail at some point but it comes with a lot of caveats doesn't. >> things have changed out here at the resort with the outlook is still bright you can see where a beautiful deer valley and i'm going to take you for a spin as we tell you about the changes, obviously first and foremost you got to have a mask unless you're actively skiing like we are right now you have to have your mask on that means and lift lines, restaurants, lodges if you grab food on the mountain, all those places you have to have your mask on but they're trying to show people you can ski and snowboard and social distance all at the same time, a couple other changes, you mentio

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attention, i think what the numbers are showing at this point, fredricka, is that georgians have a keane interest in this election. one, they recognize how important it is. two, they recognize that it can be life-changing when it comes to the issues and concerns eventually discussed in washington. and it also shows that they have a solid investment in who they want to send to washington. and it also shows us that they didn't get all the asides get in the way. what i mean by that is you mentioned senator david perdue, he's sidelined a bit because he's quarantining. and also president trump last week calling on governor kemp to resign as a distraction. and then you have that continuing lull or that cloud, so to speak, hanging over georgia when it comes to election integrity. but still, voters here in georgia put all that aside, 3 million early votes cast, thousands and thousands more expected to be unloaded come tuesday. >> oh, the numbers are extraordinary. but here you've got a republican governor kemp who says there was nothing wrong with the elections, everything is valid. but you've g

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joining us now, general jack keane.priateness of this at a different time but clearly, they want to get back in this deal. the word is they are willing to relieve the sanctions while they talk about coming down when it comes to the weaponization of the uranium. is that a good move? >> first of all, congratulations on hosting all week. you've done a fantastic job. when it comes to this nuclear deal, the thing that i worry about the most is simply this, the vita national security team that we have are the same people who negotiated the original deal in 2014 and 2015. wendy sherman, the chief negotiator for that deal will be the deputy secretary of state. if so my concern is that the iranians will come back to the table, they want sanction relief and they are going to play hardball over any change in the conditions. i believe that once antony blinken said in his testimony that they do want to change the conditions and want to strengthen the deal is a good thing but are they going to be tough enough to deal with the iranian

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general jack keane on the latest threats for revenge from tehran, coming up.st qasem soleimani. iran's foreign minister threatening retaliation against the u.s. , warning president trump that any fireworks will backfire, so how seriously should these threats be taken? let's ask retired four star general and fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane. general happy new year, thank you so much for being here. i can't believe it was a year ago when we with reporting on this strike in baghdad, qasem soleimani killed, he has so much blood on his hands based on what the revolutionary guard has done in iraq and around the world. on this one-year anniversary, reflect on that, if you would, and the significance of it, but then also, what is the capacity of the iranians to potentially retaliate here? >> yeah, well first of all, qasem soleimani was an actually an iconic figure, and he reported to no one other than the supreme leader, no other general officer, he only took orders from the supreme leader and he ran all of the proxy wars and the terrorism around the world

jack keane is a fox news senior strategic analyst. always good to talk with you, general.nited states? >> well first of all they did attack the united states our troops on the base right after we killed soleimani last year. they warned that an attack was imminent and gave us plenty of opportunity to get our troops into bunkers. while some injured none killed. i think what the rhetoric surrounding this issue is largely a quid pro quo. they are seeking an opportunity if it presents itself. hopefully it does not. for them to kill a u.s. government official similar to what we did in terms of killing soleimani who was a u.s. -- an iranian government official. a lot of this rhetoric is just that. they know there is a transition coming in the united states. a lot of what is happening here is messages to the biden administration, not so much to the trump administration. they want to negotiate with the biden administration and get the sanctions removed that president trump imposed on them because they are back on their heels, sandra, in a way i haven't seen in 41 years. economicall

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contenders majesty united beaten at home by the bottom team sheffield united won 21 with goals from keane bryan and all of a burke if any of their 2nd win all season and 1st that old trafford in 48 years manchester united who were unbeaten in 16 and missed the chance to retain top spot means rivals manchester city topped by one point with a game in hand. the boys have been absolutely terrific for the last few months and they've been really really consistent high performance level. tonight was i would like to. not hit those levels and when you don't in the premier league you don't get results thomas to cause 1st game as chelsea head coach finished in the goalless draw with the wolves the german took over from frank lampard on tuesday but despite his players making 820 passes more than any other team in the game this season they could not find the net he was happy though with what he saw. from now on is the starting point and we will absolutely focus on our strengths and the qualities that we absolutely have and we will build a team that nobody wants to play against. as this is the challeng

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that report was from fergal keane.en fears that richer countries could hoard jabs at the expense of poorer ones. an ambitious international scheme called covax — aims to make sure vaccines are shared fairly among all nations, rich and poor. but researchers at duke university in north carolina say that current models predict there may not be enough vaccines to cover the world's population until 2024 — and that it may be the middle—income countries who will suffer the most. gavin yamey is a professor of global health and public policy at duke university and safura abdool karim is a public health lawyer and researcher at the university of kwazulu—natal. welcome to you both on bbc news. thank you for your time. gavin yamey, tell us about the research and the availability of vaccines and as there is a growing race for supplies is there a link between the wealth of a country and its link to vaccines might get good morning. first of all, we should acknowledge it has been an extraordinary success developing this vaccine so rap

rice keane also good good choice, but just trying to add those in and makes those in in oats also wantight are all good sources of whole grains anything where you could see that great and one thing to make clear here is is when you talk about rise, we're talking about brown rice aren't we. >>exactly yes week we're not talking about the white rice because that's going to cause your blood sugar exactly like okay. let's talk about vitamin d 4%. yes, so vitamin those what they did a study they found that those people that and they study people that were in the 50's 50 and over and those that were deficient in vitamin d tended to be also depressed so the idea is to make sure your vitamin d levels are. >>at the optimal level. you get it from sunshine your body can produce it when you're out in the sun but we've been all isolated inside and then also as you get older your body is not able to produce that vitamin d as efficiently as when you're younger so that's another reason tv. to be sure you get enough of the divide monday as you get older, so to kind of wrap things up karen including last

but they took the lead against manchester united, in the first half with this header, from kean bryanincredibly chris wilder's side went back in front, 0liver burke with the goal that seals a famous win. i think if you'd seen us all season we have had pretty tight games that we have had pretty tight games that we have had pretty tight games that we have come out of the other side and not got a result and tonight obviously we have another big performance, took our big moments, obviously. the second goal is a huge moment for us and we got a big win. there was a first game in charge, for the new chelsea boss, thomas tuchel. he only took over on tuesday, following the sacking of frank lampard. but it was a frustrating start for the german, as his side drew 0—0 with wolves. mateo kovacic, among those who went close, but the blues couldn't conjure up a goal. from now on we can go and every day we will help. i don't want to set myself a target to which time, how much time we need to adapt, because we have too as quick as possible. if we have too as quick as possible. if we go on at the speed

general jack keane working at fox among many other things, we spoke to the gentleman in charge, 21,000, now 25,000 over the next few days -- 4,000 over the next few days were a combined 25k. what do you think about this inspection of the troops from within? >> first of all, congratulations, bill. congratulations, dana. real proud of the both of you, love working with you, and i know it's going to be just terrific. my reaction is first of all, we have a significant presidency here and the catalyst for that was certainly january the 6th when the capitol police it appears based on what evidence we know under reacted to the intelligence that was out there and it's not surprising that our security forces have been seeing that take place are erring on the side of being over prepared and providing as much deterrence as they possibly can to anybody coming to d.c. to interrupt the inauguration. that's the backdrop for this discussion, and the fbi is actually when they say vetting, but they are really talking about is a database check to make certain that the national -- 25,000 national guard me

jack keane with us now.ill go after four years of being very tough on china, this administration do you believe will do what? >> well, i think what they already are doing, one is more of a conciliatory tone with china than the trump administration was, less emphasis on a tariff war and looking for ways to cooperate likely on climate change as he indicated and also the pandemic. but the real issue is that china clearly wants to dominate the pacific region and change the international order as it currently is. take it away from the emphasis on western democracies and develop their own sphere of influence. a major long-term threat to the united states as well as a near-term threat. right now as we are unfolding the biden administration is being tested by the prc. not surprising. they want to tell as a result of the incursion in taiwan and the skirmishs that restarted on the indian border, what the prc is saying is look, we are the dominating power in the region, the united states is no longer that power. we are