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i think you are l right, donald trump are seen as is so far ahead? he favourite. he could be getting a historic win in iowa. the question with trump is not if he will win, it is how much he will win by. he will want to win by 50%, a knockout punch, for ron desantis and the former us ambassador nicky haley, it is about finishing second but they will want to finish a respectable second, 20 or 30. if they want the momentum to carry on through to the nominating process. get back to the car, the team will be live in iowa through the evening. farmers in germany have been protesting in berlin. live now to jessica parker in berlin. as you can see, brandenburg gate just behind me, and actually, a lot of people just coming back now from a speech that was made by the finance minister, who is trying to offer some compromises, saying they will look to cut red tape farmers, because this protest has become about so much more than this particular row over plans to phase out fuel tax subsidy. about 10,000 people are estimated to be here today. i think it will be a lon

yes, but if this was the right run approach to take, i l right run approach to take, i apologise. —— was saying i hadn't slept much, i read extensively from public sources of articles and research studies online. i was trying to understand as much as possible and as quickly as much as possible and as quickly as possible and i took the view that if somebody could help me with that and said me something i would otherwise see... i'm not even sure come up with my apologies to her, that i would have necessarily read everything she sent me because i may have already seen it or i would perhaps not think it was particularly relevant but i had a desire to have as much information in order to deepen my understanding of the situation we were facing as i could. and while there are things when you talk about today where i think if i was to go back and had my time again i would take a different decision, i hope i wouldn't take a different decision on that. it was important to me to be as informed and as educated as i possibly could be. ., , .,, ., and as educated as i possibly could be. ., , ., .,

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host: l right, republican in california. in kentucky, a republican.are listening to you, go ahead. caller: you know what, i'm a neighbor from new hampshire. been down here 15 years. sorry, probably 20. i have an aunt that lived in new hampshire, a waitress, 80 years old. he came to kentucky because it is unreal. the property taxes, everything, and they keep voting democrat. and he was a great guy. 80-year-old. you cannot afford to live in new hampshire anymore if they keep floating democrat. so, they have to make a change, they have to make a decision, and nikki haley is going to take them right back into that tax. they will tax everything. host: david, columbia falls, maine, republican. caller: good evening, my name is david and i live in columbia may and i have been a republican all my life. and to all the people who call and make a long story about this, that and the other, all i can say is, donald j. trump is the best president ever and people just have to understand, in new hampshire tomorrow, to vote donald j. trump to take the united states bac

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. >> a l right. thank you. reyna 8.17, is the time. first lady jill biden landed in the bay area last night for a few fundraising events. this is video of her arrival there at sfo. she's expected to give a speech for her husband's reelection campaign in san francisco today. and then she'll head over to la for another fundraiser and then on thursday, the first lady will be up sonoma county for a fundraiser in healdsburg. so little crisscross of california. >> time now is 08:17am, between 2020 2022, the chp saw more than 21,000 fatal or injury crashes and they all involve drivers between the ages of 15 19. now the chp is launching a new early education program for young drivers to reduce those tragedies. >> we've got riley, karl with the story. >> turning 16 getting your license driving yourself to sports. and school are here. it's all part of the newfound freedom. many teenagers experience on our california roadways. we've been in high school before. >> you know you're going off to a game. you're going to see your friends, take 2 cars a

everyone owes their conspirators theory uncle a big apology for l were right about everything.t media got virtually nothing that doesn't stop them from they are the elite and somehow it that doesn't stop them from doubling down and telling them they are the elites and somehow it no better. it is a problem we can rectify that it starts right here in iowa. iust to thank all of you guys your efforts. my guess that it is not easy. it is not easy to be a conservative it's less easy being vocal about that. it's much harder being a trump supporting conservative. it is so worth it is so important in america is the last. they are just like us. the mis- engendered someone they'll put you in jail for two years just to understand what we are going he is to be they are like us. you should call a dude dude. right? i've had a makee a check but i can pretend. new zealand and australia you saw the drug kony at lockdowns are friendly neighbors to the north they are a democracy kind of right? i they are arresting reporters inn the streets for asking about questions that reporters should ask quest

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so they're on the right. l >> all right. let's be clear here. thes be cle aren't just kind wos for a fellow governor. >> thesea fellow five states, they're offering manpower. they're offering security they're offering real support. blue state governors whine and complain, beg for more federal money. you know, republican governors, they want to take action anenforce and enforce the law. so is republican congressman, by the way, mike collins, thisei week announcing legislation that would prohibit federal official s from removing barriers at the border. but according to amnesty, nancyc host joy reid, protecting the border is racistti. even comparing support for border security to jim crow era . you can't make this up. this is nbc news. >> this massive resistance, itth soundsis i like the old southers who said that we will resist integration by any means necessary. chip roy language, how does that read inside of the latino community? >> well, somebody tell joy that her favorite, joe biden, once worked with the former klansman to stowisdomp integrati

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right back. we've got a spspecial message f number 34.4. we'll l be right back.> by the way, before cake and michael kaye left, we asked him, who would he like to see play in the game against detroit lions? he said that matchup between -- >> him and the baltimore ravens. >> a lot of people, that's a prediction we'll see. before we went to break, we gave you the number. we give you a number because we'd like when you. quote we actually listened to the. calls sometimes we pick out a favorite one like this. one from quentin and texas, he had a very special memory he wanted to share with you. >> i just want to lay this message to think charles sparkly. one night after a son's home game, my son and i waited outside. the world wasn't you had to be wearing a dressy of that player for that player to stop and sign and autographed for your kid. not a single player stopped to sign an autograph for my son, except charles barkley. i could not afford uniform for my son at the time. but that didn't matter to one of the greatest player in the history of the nba. i waited many ye

they must not be reduced, right? l e occupation, no. settlement of gaza fund guys. i keep what our chief political correspondent nina has a is in jerusalem and is travelling with the german foreign minister. she gave us this update as no backbone spends a lot of time talking about all the terrible suffering that's going on in this region beat and gaza, or in the west bank. that is seen a shop rise in settlers violence, but also the suffering of these rarely families are still hoping and waiting for their relatives to be released from us to passivity in available, cooling all sides to try and help and prevent this conflict from spreading into the entire region, she said it takes for the spot to also draw 11 on full fledged into this will no, no, no babble stress that germany does. of course stand in solidarity with is ro against any attempts to what this country of the map. but she called on israel to carry out their operations and the less intense way 30 months, echoing what we've been hearing from the americans. it's a false trip to the region since october, since

they must not be reduced, right? l e occupation, no. settlement of gaza fund guys. i keep let's take a brief look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. driven 40 minutes on the box as germany is prepared to resume deliveries of your own fighter jets the saudi arabia. she was speaking during a trip to israel, in which the highlighted the saudi roll in the middle east security crisis of the start of the gaza war euro fighter it is a joint british german, italian and spanish project. us lawmakers have announced a bi partisan deal on federal funding for the current fiscal year. well, the agreement on a $1600000000.00 spending limit comes after weeks of negotiation. the deal marks on the 1st step towards avoiding a government shut down. the 1st us lunar emission in more than 50 years is set to blast off soon. the volt and rocket is carrying a landing vehicle which is planned to land on the lunar surface. the mission is a joint venture between now, so in a private company will also be taking ashes and dna from some star trek cast members to the moon

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i really don't know if i want to work as a nurse in this l country right now.and socialise isjust so much more expensive, going to the supermarket, your bills are so much more expensive. i'm a student and i can barely afford to eat some weeks. . it's rubbish. this is a first world country. however, there is so much of a difference between, you know, the highest pay, the wealthy, and the ordinary people. we've heard from nearly 50 voters today. there's a deep well of worry about the state of the country and a sense that a change of government is probably on the way. but there wasn't much confidence here today. not much faith that a different leader in number 10 could change lives for the better. there is, though, ten months to go. viewers in the uk can see more from that research, along with an interview with the business secretary kemi badenoch, on sunday with laura kuenssberg, this morning at 9 o'clock on bbc one and on the iplayer. let's stop by poland now, where the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of auschwitz concentration camp liberation took place l

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right now.w. thanank you all l for being g w and thanksks to will. it's time now for "ac 360." >>> tonight, which candidate benefits when the roads to the white house freezes over. we're live in iowa where blizzard conditions and subzero temperatures threaten to be a decisive factor in monday's caucuses. >>> also a night after the u.s. and british air strikes on houthi targets in yemen a new message from a top houthi leader. >>> and later cnn's donee o'sullivan investigating how skeptical officials can face backlash from conspiracy theorists. thank you for joining us. we begin with iowa three days from the caucuses and the state is being hammered by winter weather. this is video of the capital des moines where the temperature is now 9 degrees. the wind chill is minus 13, and a blizzard warning is in effect. cnn's jeff zeleny is there for us tonight. jeff, i don't know how we convinced you to actually stand outside. how's it feeling there and how's the campaign being impacted tonight and this weekend? >> reporter: anderson, it's chilly. there's no dou

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this is right. l interesting, he used the word gets to stand? e word normal quite a lot, didn't he? he is presenting himself as this candidate who would return to normality to russia, normal relations with the west. but the key point to make here, matthew, is that the whole political system in russia is built around one man. vladimir putin. the kremlin controls the system, it controls everything around it. it controls everything around it. it controls the election process, too. and boris nadezhdin will only take part in presidential election, i think, if a political decision is taken within the kremlin and the administration that it wants him to take part, that it believes it needs a candidate like boris nadezhdin, an anti—war candidate, someone who is completely different from the other candidates taking part, to legitimise the election. that will be the only way in which he can take part in this election. no matter how many signatures he collects across the country, according to the official rules, it will be a political decision in the kremlin

and i know shea to anybody, but i think we are the greatest generation, the hip generation,l rights generationu know, and i jokingly say that we we are the bridge, right? we what buttons on a cell phone look like, like, but we know the house follow the phone, stick to the water. kids will know no phone. i go to the wall, like when you can't call your boo before 9:00. like what? a robbery was daytime minutes. they would rob with us like that. we should be getting checks back, but at no. but we're also the generation that our parents are the civil rights generation. our grandparents are the civil rights generation. right. and e' bridge. and i've always been interested about our educational experiences, particularly we're the generation that was labeled crack babies, super predators, thugs, and they created educational policy to dispose of us. and that was really when i realize what happened in the eighties and nineties and how we were disposed of that was the thing that i wanted to write about and help people understand how policy disposed of black children systematically, how presidents first w