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a as well or kimberly's? absolutely. right. as she always is, uh, regarding the nature of that to you as a member of an organization. but i will also say this as a form of delegate to the document here, that's w t o was created in a time at the late eighty's and the rules when they go series is around a period of let's say, and the cold war. and the rules were practically designed to keep eastern europe on track towards democracy. market economy not necessarily to tie down a state capitalist entities that we see today in east asia. nora is it designed to deal with jo, strategic tensions between arrivals because they was our unique period of time where they were not arrivals aside from a couple of countries that were not actually members of the dumpster here. you know, that was never to jo. was a set of rules that existed among a small cluster of countries that actually where they trusted each other. so the one of the mistakes, if you're like, uh, is that the membership has expanded to incorporate the countries that don't necess

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kimberly on that, no, do you do agree with, with what you heard just then we're talking about supply chains being in a state of flux right now, but, but all they always when it's the very nature of the changing, adapting as circumstances and technology evolves. is there anything you feel that's particularly unusual about now? i think was particularly unusual about the moment we're in now is the massive energy transition that's called for in order to achieve. so piracy agreement on climate change, which puts pressure on all nations and then has consequences for trade. because countries will need to rethink where they are getting the energy from. they will need to rethink the components and inputs into those uh, energy mixes. and i do think that there is a big risk at the moment that trade tensions actually leave a lot of opportunities on the table. so for example, lowering tar s as opposed to raising tariffs on that in clean energy inputs could actually increase trade by 5 percent globally, united states or from the world trade organization. where as tyrus, for example, if the u. s. w

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ok, kimberly thank you very much for the moment that sy correspondent kimberly hawk it lived there in washington. let's recap this breaking news story out of south korea way in just the last few minutes. the parliament has voted to blossom martial law and declaration announced earlier by the president eunice akio made the announcement in the late night television address, in which he accused the opposition of synthesizing with north korea. the speaker of parliament and the empties, who managed to make it into the national assembly after it was blocked off by the police, have now declared the marshal, not invalid, and the live pictures were looking at right now. our protests is gathered outside the parliament after this declaration of martial. now the . 6 the noun mean euro, but he by declare an emergency marshall in order to defend the free republic of korea from the subject of north korean communist forces and to eradicate the shameless criminal. and the state forces that pricing on people of their freedom and happiness. this measure is necessary to safe called a constitutional order

good for kimberly to score this position after a breakup.f my relationships ended, i couldn't even get my valtrex back. it's okay, she needs it now, too. bon voyage, kimberly. your relationship is over, but now you get to move to greece. or you might say: >> the best is yet to come! >> michael: [laughs] oh, my god, it still hurts. meanwhile, things are a little rockier for a different trump appointee, pete hegseth, nominee for secretary of defense and veteran of multiple tours with captain morgan. last week, his nomination looked like it was in big trouble. probably because people were worried he'd have to blow into a breathalyzer before entering the situation room. let's check in on how it's going now. >> after a rocky start, pete hegseth, president-elect donald trump's intended choice to lead the pentagon, is on the rebound. >> he's much better off this week than he was last week. >> some republicans, including ones like senator tommy tuberville of alabama, someone who's very close to donald trump, have brushed off these reports of excessi

kimberly, that's kimberly how good reporting from the white house. let's take a closer look at self. 3 is president who's popularity has plummeted in recent months? born on december 18, 1960 and so south korea and secure, grew up in an academic family. he served as a prosecutor for nearly 30 years and became famous for pursuing high profile cases, including investigations of former presidents. in march 2022 june was elected as south korea's 13th president in a tightly contested election since taking office. he has prioritized strengthening alliances with the us addressing what he called threats from north korea and enhancing south korea's global leadership. particularly in technology and trade. as well, i am joined now live from austin, texas by roger baker, who is the executive director of the stratford center for applied do politics as rain. thank you so much for joining us. let's begin. firstly, with how this, this situation might affect south korea's global standing. you might have heard of corresponded earlier, eunice kim describing how south ko

kimberly, thank you very much for the moment. kimberly hawk, it lives there in washington dc. let's return to see you on cool. managing editor of the cri, expose a who's interested cars. should god gemini and young chic bong, a visiting professor at york university and advisor for the ministry of national unification of the south korean government who's in. so if you heard the, what i corresponding said, young shake bong about the us watching the situation in south korea very carefully concerned. um, do you think the pressure on the president it could come from from america, from the us and could it be uh, effective, could it work well, um the south korea in a 2024, he is in the south brain. 1987 glen reagan, not the musicians and a personal letter of the present to at the time you come and present on the one that uh no more marshal uh, would be acceptable. uh, directly from the horses mouth and uh, the square right. go show that that made a huge impact on presidents on the was upset and so that the man from the civil society for cost has had a revision about the influence of

. >> abc's kimberly richardson caught up with the two stars who will be hosting tonight's big show. >ink of them as the rolls royce. yes. double r's of new year's eve. >> make sure we leave this in whoever's editing. >> for the second year in a row, ryan seacrest will team up with award winning musician rita ora for dick clark's new year's rockin eve. >> it's chaos and it's madness and it's a dream come true. and it's, you know, a moment in history. >> i caught up with the pair way up high, right next to the iconic crystal ball to talk about all things 2025. >> i have a tuxedo with a denim shirt, so i'm really going. wait, what? that's right. a denim shirt and a navy blue top. so i'm really pushing my own limits. >> nice. do you agree? do you approve? >> kimberly, do not act so allergic to my denim shirt. >> speaking of reaction, once ryan reminded rita it will be raining all night. well, it's the hair. >> oh, yes. the hair. >> oh. >> i'm panicking. tuesday evening, ryan tells me he's looking forward to reconnecting with friends. >> carrie underwood, who's been doing this for 20 years

are the 800 islands make up the kimberly's back in the archipelago, a place reaching by the sea. it is now under threat from development and climate change. co awesome provides an early warning system. so i may think name rolands from the kimberly marine research center, and she's been monitoring local carl's to signs of stress. what's so important about these cars and then kimberly, one of the biggest stand up faces is their exposure to the elements on the lights, on pre. so to have that know i made a tod orange here, which is insane to many other places as well. you know, they've got this demo resilience, which we don't say with a lot of other calls. the carl here can we stand on presidents, the temperature extremes of up to 8 degrees celsius a day, enabling its best of kaiser as r, as in temperatures rise. so we use the model called every, maybe we get a show and it's designed for the year after year, not tough to month. so why do we say so both of those little, i think, mocks along the lawn, which i some here is just a little spirit level into the center. oh, that's quite tri

kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly how k dot white house correspondents live there in washington dc. as we continue to watch the scenes unfolding in sol, solved korea late into the night where it's almost 2 am. and people have gathered outside the national assembly to protest this decision by the president to declare martial law. but also to celebrate. i guess the vote by the members of parliament to block this decision by to pricing. let's go to our correspondent eunice came who is monitoring all these developments for us on entre 0 units. the protesters, i mean, a big crowd. they're given, you know, the time of night and, and they've been shunting uh, a rest. you're in stock your arrest the president me. that's right. i have not been able to really hear the, the video where i am perched here. right. uh but i, i would not be surprised because again, um the president use how guy has not been a popular president domestically in contrast to his image. a broad as kimberly noted he, uh, he has a very personally, y

frank analysis from kimberly, how could at the white house make thanks. kimberly. so that when use in the democratic republic of congo, release 14 people have been killed. an overnight attack in the east of the country . the allied democratic forces um group is behind the attack. that's the code is deal of the ministry sources. several houses was set on fire and the city of benny in the border would you can to, graphic videos from the scene shows several chunk bodies at least 56 people have died in this time peter, at a football match and getting spect titus reports. and he started throwing stones during the match on sunday. security forces used to gas and that cause panic. the victims were trampled as crowns. try to flee the stadium. nicholas tacos, ball from dot com to set a goal. this, this was supposed to be a family friendly event of football game. the finals of a tournament organized by gives military genta away from the capital kinetic re. but in, in 0, cory, where the home team had gone to the finals, they met a new weight team, the visiting team from low b

back with us, julian castro and kimberly the gentleman -- kimberly atkins-store. >> i'm wondering, iread this news, i remember when congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was first elected. and to see just the -- it's not -- i don't want to call it a shift, but i think to see the growth, frankly, in the democratic caucus and how young leaders are now -- you don't have to wait -- you don't have to be in congress 15, 20 years to serve in leadership, is -- or even have the potential, the ability to serve in leadership, i think is amazing. what do you think about these developments? >> yeah. i mean, symone, this has been a long time in coming, right. for years the word out there about democrats in congress has been that the leadership while respected, fantastic, has helped make a lot of progress, also has been there a long time. and the question had been, of course, for speaker of when there might be new, young leadership, that was provided with hakeem jeffries, minority leader. hopefully one day the speaker. and now the question is everything underneath that, all of these committee chai

kimberly is because it seems like the powerful and the rich at the top. let's just keep pardoning each other. it doesn't matter what party you're in. they'll just pardon each other. say, go ahead, do all the crimes you want and we'll pardon you. and that seems ridiculous to me. and another one is that under the law, we're supposed to all be equal. and so i think if they're going to be able to be pardons that president can pardon, i think every family in this country should also every four years be able to pardon a family member or relative. that would only be fair and it just seems to me either we get rid of the pardon power because that's the only helping the elite and the rich and the powerful. or we give it to every family, every four years in this country. thank you. bye. interesting. well, you know, at the time of jesus, the romans, the community could choose the pardon. so there is some precedent for that. and but i do agree and i write in my book, i come to the same conclusion that the pardon powers anachronistic and we don't we shouldn't need it.

now kimberly hawk it. uh because of course, uh, the usaa is a key ally of soft created the us. and zachary and military's especially, kimberly have a very close relate relationship, any reactions from the white house so far to this news from so currently the white house says that it is in contact with the republic of korea and is monitoring the situation closely. of course, we know that right now there are at least $29000.00 us soldiers stationed in south korea to guard against any aggression by north korea. the pentagon specifically has not issued any statement, but we do expect it. there will be something more detailed for us coming when the united states has a clear picture of what exactly is occurring on the ground. what we do know is that there has been observation by various intelligence agencies with the in south korea, the united states. also japan, as there has been growing, concerned about the activity of north korean military presence. i'll be it with regard to its alliance with russia, particularly the combat in you frame the fact that there has been a support of no

adding, "congratulations, kimberly."son off to another continent? after all, trump junior has been engaged to kimberly guilfoyle for years, but there has been no mention of don jr. following her to europe. it appears he won't be going. this comes amid much speculations in the tabloids that the happy couple has, indeed, split up. as the new york times put it, rather diplomatically, "the announcement came as donald trump jr. has been seen with the socialite, bettina anderson in florida." so, as far as we can tell, kimberly guilfoyle will make the 5000 mile journey to live in greece as the american ambassador and don jr. will just kind of do his thing here. honestly, a pretty sweet, soft landing and an ambassadorship is a sweet deal, you get to carry the title for life, there are worse places to be sent them greece and if we know anything about kimberly guilfoyle, she is nothing, if not an optimist. >> the best is yet to come! ! chris! keke! ready tycoons? it's go time! cash grab! keke, i won again? ow! daddy will be back s

kimberly. as a wise company, how kids white house correspondent, their protests and georgia, have continued for a full, if not as pro european union demonstrate is faced off against police. hundreds of demonstrators and police officers have been injured. and this comes weeks before parliament is to elect a new president. the current president says she will not step down. dimitri method inc, i, as more of the multiverse, is a class of be elements into the leasing. protest is shooting by work police responding with both a cannon as well as to your gas demonstrates is washing their eyes out away from the freight. some tried to hide in churches, others erected improvise barricade tension has been rising in georgia for a month. your position has accused the country of moving away from the funds to join you and becoming closer to moscow and its promises. ive been attending protests for quite a long time now and quite frankly, its been very tiring to see that our government does not hear what the peop

kimberly healthcare alice's 0. the white house of the decoration of land across the world is undermining the capacity to cope with climate and by diversity crises, major, you and conferences underway to find solutions to a problem that disrupts food security drives, migration and fuels. conflicts are environment edits, and the clock reports from the saudi capital in the hall to be ready and visit the drumbeat of old traditions, launches 11 days of negotiations into a very contemporary, very dangerous problem. affecting regions across the world. delegates sciences lined experts seeking solutions urgently. line degradation effects 3200000000 people. one 3rd of the world's population. not because we have, you know, a 2000000 family farm is 1550 in africa and the guys the largest continent video harbor too long ago. this shouldn't ended up in parentheses. so this is the 3rd international environment summit in 6 weeks and report cards. the sofa is not good at the by diversity summit and connie and colombia, there was no

kimberly stewart to monetize types of populations with veterinary met. some students from the university on the st. kitts and research means the accounts is very challenging. it's a very intense physical challenge. so we have a group of team members that are spiders, so they're only sorts doing it. and when they see the turtle, the raise their hand. and then we have some that are trained as free divers. so when they see the hand go up, then they'll go in and distracted to the sea turtle reset cheese, teen one, the dates, the reset, trans, manage the cap, try to, to send, examine commission and market research back into it quickly as possible. the always happy to see them take off and try to get away from us and get back to where they belong to. this is a good feeling the these things hidden scenic railway chance along the eastern side of the islands. the source of being the islands, bread and butter, since sugar productions stops complete plates around the stones of this millennium . winston visa explains how the importance of raising vegetables became c

and file a just kimberly stuart test set top and organization to protect them. knowing yeah, is it the often is taina has changed sites of the, the full us was a sea turtle fisher previously. and we built a relationship through research working when he was working, doctor visited stopped me to tell me to take it onto the wall. so we have to do something to save the pieces of the fact that we must do that. we must, the must have got to do that. save, did univision and save human to meet with one's considered a delicacy. but this pcs is now protected. kimberly stewart, to monetize types of populations with veterinary medicines, in groups from rough to university on the st. kitts. the research means the workouts, it's very challenging. it's a very intense physical challenge. so we have a group of team members that are spiders, so they're only snorkeling and and when they see the turtle, they'll raise their hands. and then we have some that are trained as free divers. so when they see the handle up, then they'll go in and distract cause her to the sea turtle reset.

is also posting late tonight that he is proud of kimberly and that she is always going to serve as an ambassador that is a nice sentiment. during a day of sometimes not so nice headlines about their personal lives. >> trace: peter live for us in west palm, peter thank you let's bring in fox news contributor, steve and rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth, great to have you both on. it's interesting because i would like to get to this if i can with you elizabeth this is senator murkowski talking about pete, watch. you have senator tom saying he thinks all of the nominees are getting in, do you share that confidence? >> i do! i remember laughing with you about kamala harris, i remember saying, every time she opens her mouth people realized she is not up for the job i think the opposite is happening here, people are reading this headline but every time they actually sit and speak, with these folks, every time they tune out what is being said about them, and actually sit one-on-one with people like pete, who i have spent time with and very much respect, i think they actually realize he -- h

kimberly mutcherson is a professor at temple university school of law and also at rutgers school of law. thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate the insight. thank you. you bet. coming up, why a 1960s law aimed at making it easier for students to get loans means some are buried in debt today. plus, looking to put more away for retirement, the tax change coming in the new year that could help. january brings another - jesse palmer? - so you do remember me and i know you haven't been watching. - tv's expensive. - not with tablo. pay once and watch happily ever after. you can record too. learn more at tablotv.com. it's not fantasy, it's reality. development for student loan borrowers. the education department must report any missing or late payments to national credit reporting agencies that could trigger mandatory collections and hurt people's credit scores. roughly 43 million americans have outstanding federal student loan debt, and it might surprise you who's carrying the average highest balance. it's borrowers ages 50 to 61 years old, owing an average of $45,000 each. our s

kimberly chang has the latest. >> don't just hang out. and those are helicopters. that's just one of many video circulating of suspected drone sightings on friday. reports led to a temporary airspace shutdown of wright patterson air force base near dayton, ohio, since november. dozens of witnesses reported seeing mysterious drones in new jersey, including near a u.s. military research and manufacturing facility and over president-elect donald trump's golf course in bedminster. jones have also been reported in virginia, massachusetts and new york. our military knows where they took off from. >> it's a garage. they can go right into that they know where it came from and where it went. and for some reason they don't want to comment. and i think they'd be better off saying what it is. national security officials have said the drones do not appear to be linked to foreign governments, but it's not clear who's responsible for them. >> political leaders are calling for action. senate democratic leader chuck schumer asked department of homeland security to implement better

but may i point out that this is kimberly guilfoyle. >> the best is yet to come!stephen: that's when she's happy. imagine breaking up with her. guilfoyle isn't the ambassador just yet. she still has to be confirmed, and that may prove a challenge. because at fox news, back in 2018, guilfoyle was accused of repeated sexual harassment which resulted in a multi-million dollar settlement. specifically, she was accused of displaying lewd pictures of male genitalia to colleagues, including those of romantic partners. well, now we know why guilfoyle's getting an ambassadorship on her way out the door. she's clearly got pics of don jr.'s junior don. [laughter] junior don. there's also a bit of trouble brewing for trump's hhs nominee and last living california raisin, rfk jr. junior is well-known as a vaccine denier and a brain-worm habitat. but now rfk jr. might have gone too far. because he's going after one of america's heroes: high fructose corn syrup, which he has called "a formula for making you obese and diabetic." sorry, that's birthday cake oreos. you know their s

kimberly the clearly trouble wasting is no time to way into all of this. so what does it mean by the j 6 hostages, for instance? yeah, well, okay. these are folks that have been in jail for all attempts to overturn the 2020 us selection known as january 6, the, the riot to the sort of the attack on the us capital that occurred that day. a lot of them had been in jail, and many of them has been in solitary confinement. and donald trump believes that they are also victims of political persecution, of the biden justice department. and so many would argue, and donald trump is arguing here that it looked at if donald truss parking his son, because of so called political persecution, we should point out the part of the reason. but he is pardoning him for these crimes, but it's even broader than that is for potentially future crimes. in other words, crime scene could be charged with in president elect donald trump's administration of the you know, he's protecting him from all of that. so basically donald trump's making the argument, look at if you're to do this f

reporter kimberly cheng has the latest. >> airlines don't just hang out and those are helicopters. that's just one of many video circulating of suspected drone sightings on friday. reports led to a temporary airspace shutdown of wright patterson air force base near dayton, ohio, since november. dozens of witnesses reported seeing mysterious drones in new jersey, including near a u.s. military research and manufacturing facility and over president-elect donald trump's golf course in bedminster. jones have also been reported in virginia, massachusetts and new york. our military knows where they took off from. >> it's a garage. they can go right into that they know where came from and where it went. and for some reason they don't want to comment. and i think they'd be better off saying what it is. national security officials have said the drones do not appear to be linked to foreign governments, but it's not clear who's responsible for them. >> political leaders are calling for action. senate democratic leader chuck schumer asked department of homeland security to implement better dro

kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly. how catch is our white house correspondent lives they have from washington? well, let's take a closer look at south korea's president tools. popularity has plummeted in recent months. on, on december 18th, 1916 sold softly at june. sockhill grew up in an academic family. he served as a prosecutor for nearly 30 years and became famous for pursuing high profile cases, including investigations, a former residents in march 2022 you and was elected south korea's 13th president in a tightly contested election since taking office has prioritized strengthening alliances with the us addressing what he calls threats from north korea and enhancing south korea's global leadership, particularly in technology and trade. but he's also been drunk by a series of scandals including one involving his wife while joining us not to discuss these latest developments. the so jane lame, who's the co director of the international institute of career. i'm studies at the university of central lancaster. she's li

and i strongly condemn the government for >> that was kimberly chang reporting for us. meanwhile, another plane crash here is being investigated. this one in canada's connected to a landing gear issue. air canada express landed saturday night in halifax, nova scotia. but the plane slid down the runway causing flames to the left side of the plane. that would be scary. the plane was unable to reach the terminal and passengers were offloaded using a bus. the cause of this issue is not clear. no one was injured. >> deadly storms and tornadoes across the southern united states over this past weekend killed at least 3 people damage from the storms that stretches across multiple states. more than 20 million people from the eastern gulf coast of the carolinas are still facing some weather-related risks tonight, the busy holiday travel weekend just ahead of new year's eve was slowed by threats of rain, snow and more tornadoes across the country. flight tracking website flightaware shows nearly 800 flights within into or out of the united states were canceled on sunday, more than

well, tonight we begin with kimberly williams-paisley traumatic health scare. a mystery illness left her barely able to speak for two years. but now, on the road to recovery, kimberly opens up to people magazine about what doctors finally discovered as she finds her voice again, and she's going to reveal the thoughtful gift that her husband brad gave her to help her be heard. then it's not only what kanye said in a newly released deposition, but how he looked. why the mask? kanye holds nothing back sharing his reason, plus unwrapping gifts with oven mitts. that's just one of the star's holiday traditions that will get you in a festive mood. all that and more just moments away on access hollywood. back to you, kate. we'll see you in a second. and then it's a festive night on nbc at 8:00. jimmy fallon's holiday seasoning spectacular, featuring a lot of celebs singing, and then the snl christmas special. and we're back at 11:00ith w >>> riley williams has a health crisis that silenced her voice. "access hollywood" starts right now. >> i put the microphone up to my

kimberly healthcare alpha 0. the white house a cus josh has again locked in on musk, massive $55800000000.00 pay package for subbing as tesla c o. the decision comes despite it being approved by shareholders 6 months ago, judge kathleen mccormick said tesla failed to prove the compensation package was fed. she also said there was several problems with the companies approval process, including mistakes and documents given to shareholders before the vote. tesla and most can still appeal against the decision book is as 9 volkswagen call factories in germany have gone on strike. the company says it's considering closing factories in germany for the 1st time, and it's 87 year history as it tries to save 10 and a half $1000000000.00 by 2026. charlie angela reports from one of angry, but the time and thousands of well to stream down to the volkswagen factory and hanover in an attempt to hang onto the jobs and saturdays as volkswagen threatens to cot pay positions. and even in ty cops on as it tries to balance the books,

djtj has been engaged to kimberly guilfoyle since 2020, but he's been spotted numerous times with anotherach socialite named bettina anderson. there's our prince opening the door to the car for her. what is a date with john doctor even like? do you both sip from straws out of the same monster energy drink? [ laughter ] the first boy has not made an announcement about the status of his relationship with kimberly guilfo guilfoyle, but something seems to be up. less than 24 hours after those photos were published, daddy donald posted, "today i am very pleased to announce the appointment of kimberly guilfoyle as the united states ambassador to greece." [ laughter ] [ applause ] he made her ambassador to one of the farthest countries possible. [ laughter ] what a family this is. he has morrelltives working at the white house than i do at this show right now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] then we've got his daughter-in-law, lara trump, bride of eric. trump is reported to be lobbying governor desantis of florida to appoint lara to the senate where marco rubio leaves his spot to be secreta

kimberly, what do you anticipate from president-elect trump on day one?on the campaign trail what his top priorities are so i expect most of these to focus on the border and on energy policy. along the line of federal government and its organization, how it works to begin to lay the groundwork for when doge comes in to start doing some suggestions for efficiency and maybe government cuts. but those are going to be the highlights. >> meghan as you see a list of possibilities going before your eyes? how does that make you feel? do you feel demoralized looking at january 20th? >> absolutely not. president-elect trump won the election. that's his right and prerogative. is he going to have a little bit more challenging time going into these and doing these executive orders. a lot of them are not legal. they will be challenged in court. a lot of them take a lot of coordination with the different agencies. to even enact them. it is a good statement to make it. played well in the media and good for a campaign rally. governing is different than campaigning. i thin

joining me now is kimberly atkins, senior opinion writer and columnist at the boston globe.-in-law" podcast. one of my favorites. we can go cross-eyed, but i'm focusing on the numbers for the blacks and hispanics because they dropped, in my opinion, precipitously, even though the numbers for asians may have gone up at harvard law school. scotus lawsuit was brought on behalf of a group of asian students. i mean, the original scotus case that managed to dismantle affirmative action, did it succeed but only for the asian students? >> i just want to remind people to start with, and good to see you, thanks for having me on, the lawsuit that was brought actually wasn't actually on behalf of asian students. there were not actually asian students from the law school. >> it was a group, yeah. >> it was a group claiming to be operating on asian students' behalf. what this was, was a long effort to eliminate the consideration of race in admissions in school. that was finally after a lot of smaller battles, it finally won the war with that decision, overturning affirmative action. yes,

kimberly, that gets lots of witness cases of illegal tension. so when conscription offices attempts to legally detain a colleague of mine during this attempt, they broke his call over. and there was a case against those who tried to send them to the mobile number of reports of men being picked up off the street in front of him to bends appear to be increasing. far to say these practices on the common you see what we have to do? we don't use force, we don't twist anyone's arms. we don't force them into minivans. we're against these mason. i'm personally against the company. i believe that you craniums are a free people. it's been nearly 3 years since the russian invasion and the initial enthusiasm to 7 ukraine has dissipated service. attitudes of life on the front line have become more common known. and then you preserve, which is i know if i die, no one will take care of my family and the conditions are not good if the conditions were different. i would surface assistive thoughts. the many men in odessa are afraid to venture out as the police an

kimberly, how could al jazeera washington, and now the far right german party f. d is hilda riley mounted the scene of a car running attack on the christmas market. hundreds of people gathered them on the victims including the co. lita, at least by dale. 50 year old man faces numerous charges including murder, an attempted murder. he's a savvy citizen, has lived in germany since 2006. the situation has ignited political debates about migrant policies had of early elections in february. some of that came in as more now from funding in speaking to a riley in magda for the city where the christmas market was attacked. that deadly attack killing at least 5 people holding $200.00 of the casualties alley spider said something about the suspected attack of that nobody else has said she calls him an islamist over many of a politician senior politicians in the state. and at the federal level of cold him and his lemma, for she went further instead of back to the suspect. anyone who despises even kills the citizens of a country that brought some asylum. anyone who despises e

kimberly healthcare alpha 0. the white house vietnamese property tax coons sentence to death for a multi $1000000000.00 fraud has lost on appeal in court. showing my loan has been convicted for embezzlement. the driver, a, in a high profile, $12000000000.00 banking case. and all the 85 people tried alongside the 68 year old . all of them were funded guilty records told lot in the sentence could be committed to life in prison. if she was able to return 3 quarters of the money, at least $56.00 people have died in his time, paid at a football match in guinea security forces 5 tear gas and spectators after they threw stones onto the pitch. nicholas hawk reports panic on the football pitch was supposed to be a family friendly sunday night match. that'd be in zachary's stadium in getting forrest region turns deadly. the referee's last minute decision to award a penalty to the home team sparks and received supporters of the visiting team, throw water bottles and rocks on the pitch. security forces responded by firing te

kimberly hilton allison 0. the white house or us judge has again blocked a loan, musk, multi $1000000000.00 pay package for serving as the ceo of tesla. it's worth 55800000000. the judge's decision comes even though the package was approved by shareholders 6 months ago. just judge kathleen mccall, my sub test failed to prove that the compensation package was fair. she also said there was several problems with the company's approval process, including mistakes and documents given to shareholders before the vote. taskbar mosque can still appeal against the decision. was at 9 volkswagen ca. factories in germany have gone on strike. the company say is it's thinking about closing factories in germany for the 1st time, and it's a few 7 year history is trying to save 10 and a half $1000000000.00 by 2026 johnny as a report from one of our or angry, but determined thousands of well to stream down to the volkswagen factory and hanover in an attempt to hang onto the jobs and saturdays as volkswagen threatens to cot pay po

kimberly, how could reports after losing the election to ronald reagan, a for lauren, jimmy carter left the white house for his georgia state peanut farm. it had been badly mismanaged. it was more than a $1000000.00 in debt. undeterred, carter returned to his roots. a family tradition of overcoming adversity with recognized hardships without having a great life. you've always worked for 11. we know what it means to work and work, he did almost immediately. carter established a center in his name for advancing human rights. he travels the globe to stamp out malaria river blindness and eradicate getting warm disease spread by drinking and clean water. it was killed millions and rule africa. today. there are just a handful of cases each year when you don't have anywhere and then the children can't go to school. the farmers can plant the crops and the anti economic status of a village and a community and a nation can be health. harder was also called on by sitting presidents to mediate conflict in 1994 with the troops positioned along the border with north korea bracing for war. then presid

kimberly: sure, i love technology.nalyst as my first position in this industry, and a software engineer. i think technology is always looking to get bigger and better . they ask the question, should i build it or should i buy it? there is a lot of other areas. retail will have issues coming up here at where there will be some rotating changes at the top. and maybe even some more consumer discretionary and restaurants, things like that. it will be a weird year. i think mid-caps are going to get some love. we will see what happens. vonnie: something tells me it will be a volatile year at the very least. kimberly, thank you so much for joining us, founder and chief investment officer at bokeh capital partners. carol, if you were to sell the winners, if you decided ok, i have made gains at nvidia, tesla, then the market continues with this for the rest of the year, you would feel a little stupid, wouldn't you? carol: i know, will we say the market is broadening out, and then once again we get a year where the large cap tec

kimberly, how could al jazeera washington, as far as the as prime minister has formed a new government to talk to disagreements on the nations budget's cause. the last one to collapse, francois that we were surrounded himself with many outgoing ministers and veterans politicians returning to power. these include the former prime minister, elizabeth on now in charge of education is frances 4th government in just a year. remain is outgoing. presidents has chosen 5 minutes to and my child to come to form a new government. following weeks of physical time on the condition of the street pro european parties agreed. the appointment charlie entered as one of the weeks of uncertainty. finally, a deal to keep the far right out of government and put the social democrat prime minister muscle to a lack of backend they say, and they spend a little fuzzy to, i know me, they missed and most so she'll luckily for the position of a prime minister over the government of romania at the same time, allow me to wish about success to the new collision bill, european romanian, coalitional i think they will co

kimberly, how could al jazeera washington to fast it was canada and mexico then the european union, and now the us president elect donald trump, has panama in his sites. he suggested to us could take back control of the panama canal, but the central american country is pushing back to raise a bow reports to santa monica. now, the artificial war to wait, connecting the atlantic and pacific ocean was once controls whether united states that change 25 years ago. but now donald trump says the united states could take it back to our navient. com, or as have been treated in a very unfair and in ju dishes way. the fees being charged by panama ridiculous, highly unfair, especially knowing the extraordinary generosity that has been bestowed to panama. i say very foolishly, by the united states, this complete rip off of our country will immediately stop. stop. he's comments and go depend, i'm as president, who's with the reply. got on the weather. oh, you cannot live every square meter of the panama canal and its surroundings belonged to panama, and will continue to belong to panama, the sovereig

kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house to the u. s. federal reserve has called interest rates. by a quarter point is that the strange production this year, the fed says the decision is based on a picture of an american economy in good shape, but sold progress on lowering inflation. like hannah has moved for us from washington dc. let's just take a look back at the yeah, these right state be the rates remain stable throughout the 1st 6 months. and then in september came a whopping one percent increase followed by these 2 quotes of a sense the hospice and quarter percent. we basically got to the rates dropped by 2 percent in the past few months. now this does reflect as if it says a confidence in any economy which inflation is taking over just over 2 point one percent. unemployment is in the region of 4.2 percent. these off figures at the fed likes it gives the fed the space to operate as it sees cautiously, but with an optimistic form of caution. one that is interesting point. those is the projections for the rates drops in the years to