just ask lloyd irvin. i'm laying on the couch. i wake up, and there's two gunmen over top of me, holding guns, pointing them at me, like, holding down. you're being robbed. don't move. dennis murphy (voiceover): years have passed since that night in august 2008 here outside the nation's capital in a nice neighborhood in prince george's county, maryland. but lloyd and viki irvin and their son, just four years old at the time, are still haunted by the image of the gunmen, two masked intruders. talk about worst nightmares. this is it. yes, something you would never imagine would happen. dennis murphy (voiceover): what the robbers didn't count on was that lloyd is a nationally renowned martial arts expert. and when one of the gunmen walked away to scope out the rest of the house, lloyd was suddenly one on one with his accomplice. gunman's over here in the corner, huh? right in the corner, right there. i know he doesn't have any room to back up at all. and i just go. i'm coming over here. i got the gun. i'm trying to get the cartridge

in secretary lloyd austin also speaking-— secretary lloyd austin also speaking.aking. in defence of the great experiment _ speaking. in defence of the great experiment in - speaking. in defence of the - great experiment in democracy that we — great experiment in democracy that we call the united states of america. that is the flag for which _ of america. that is the flag for which we fight. that is the fla- for which we fight. that is the flag that— for which we fight. that is the flag that carries the hopes of our founders, flag that carries the hopes of ourfounders, and it is our founders, and it is the flag — our founders, and it is the flag that— our founders, and it is the flag that honours the sacrifice of our — flag that honours the sacrifice of our fallen. that is the flag of our fallen. that is the flag of our— of our fallen. that is the flag of our values... of our fallen. that is the flag of our values. . ._ of our fallen. that is the flag of our values... we are going to leave _ of our values... we are going to leave those _ of our values... we are going

no mind lloyd, to the guns. no mine bought to the guns. no mine lot to be no mind loads with the guns. no mind going to i am the guns. no mine was, you know, what's the mind know it to yeah, that is the one expression in german that the people and will hopefully have learned come february the 20 said in the eyes of the social democrats, of the guns. no mylan, lloyd to of the ordinary people and all of shows the sounds like candidates and of course, current counselor as well, made it very clear that he's not talking about the simple people, the item that he's talking about. normal people who get up in the mornings go to work, do the jobs one that children in a good school system. they perhaps have somebody at home who they need to kind of fall. so some parents or grandparents. so they want to have a system in place where they don't need to worry too much about politics. and the very concerned with getting stuff done every day. and that was the message from the social democrats from the policy convention. they said we're doing politics for t

no mind, lloyd to the guns. no mine like to the guns. no mine. lot to the no mine going to be guns. no mine by people. i am the guns. no mind what. now what's the mind know it to yeah, that is the one expression in devon, the people and will hopefully have a land coming february the 20 said in the eyes of the social democrats that the guns no mile and lloyd to all the ordinary people and all of the shows that it sounds like candidates and of course current chancellor as well made it very clear that he's not talking about the simple people the i'm talking about the he's talking about normal people who get up in the mornings go to what do the jobs on that children in a good school system, they perhaps have somebody at home who they needs a cub fall. so some parents or grandparents. so they want to have a system in place where they don't need to worry too much about politics and a very concerned with getting stuff done every day. and that was the message from the social democrats from the policy convention. they said we're doing politics for the millions a lot for the 1000000 as. and o

if west indies were placed in a second division of nations, lloyd fears for the future. so hard to get to test match status. and now they're playing among themselves in a lower section. how will they make it to the top? how will they — when you play against better teams, you improve. that's how you know how good you are. how bad you are. so i think that — i'm very disturbed about this. and i hope that something, you know, is done, it must be, you know, stopped now. the way to go is to give them the same amount of money so they can improve their facilities, get better systems in place, so they can improve their cricket. that's just about from us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. the rest of this week is going to remain very cold, certainly very cold at night. and we have further risk of snow and ice for northern and western areas primarily. but as we head into the weekend, something slightly less cold will begin to pus

most of these newspapers were edited by white men like william lloyd garrison and benjamin lundy.ost of these newspapers reliedr on black subscribers to make enough money to survive. there were many black writers who contributed articles, even to newspapers like the liberator. for example, the pioneering black woman abolitionist maria stewart was a contributor to "the liberator." there were african-american editors, about 20 different black edited newspapers in america before the civil war. one of these newspaper editors known to us today, the equivalent of william lloyd garrison among african-american editors , frederick douglass. interestingly, frederick douglass inspired in part by the example of william lloyd garrison and "the liberator." working to stop slavery in many ways, publishing his autobiography, giving these spellbinding lectures trying to persuade northerners to oppose slavery. inspired in part by the liberator, he decides in 1847 that he will start publishing his own newspaper. he is picking up on the style of "the liberator" and the goals of "the liberator" to exp

also coming up us defense secretary lloyd austin, meets for the last time with you friends, allies urging the incoming trump administration not to cut off military aid to keep the eye bring golf is good to have you. with this, we begin with the worst wildfire, as california has ever faced, thousands of firefighters are battling destructive blazes across the greater los angeles area. and they have not yet managed to bring the flames under control. the wind whipped fires or destroying homes and forcing residents to flee. at least 5 people are confirmed dead, and more than a 1000 buildings have been destroyed. fires rage in the hills across los angeles. as a highly comforter carrying water flies above the flames. in a few tile attempt to dump in the inferno fires in our burning and at least 5 different areas across the city and beyond. the latest in the heart of hollywood in the policy, it's a coastal region close to the malibu neighborhood. over a sizes and structures have been destroyed and the number is expected to rise. this was the 1st area to be ravaged by fire after the blaze broke ou

>> coming up we take you live to joint pace mire where defense secretary lloyd austin and chair of the joint chiefs general charles brown are hosting farewell to honor president biden. coming up live shortly at 2:00 p.m. eastern. here on c-span. >> new president biden gives his farewell address to the nation, following the ceasefire agreement in the middle east. this is about 20 minutes. pres. w americans, i am speaking to you tonight from the oval office. before i begin, let me speak to important news from earlier today. after eight months of nonstop negotiations, my administration, the cease-fire and hostage deal has been reached but israel and hamas, the elements of which i laid out in may of this year. this plan was developed and negotiated by my team and will be largely implemented by the incoming administration. that's why i told my team to keep the incoming administration fully informed as that is how it should be. working together as americans. this will be my final address to you from the oval office. from this desk as president. i have been thinking a lot about who we are and

us has announced an additional $500000000.00 aid package for ukraine's military defense secretary lloyd austin may the announcement of the ukraine defense contact group missing in germany. the package includes missiles and equipment for flight to jets, to furnish while she pray. his appetite will only grow as if autocrats conclude that democracies will lose their nerve surrender their interest and forget their principles. we won't essential to his line. carter was never fully comfortable in washington. you prefer georgia and his hometown of plains, and there were times when he will lie next to his wife of 77 years. rosamond was for sure. i'll just either at the national cathedral in washington, syria is national museum, has reopened to alter it was closed when the acid regime will stop old activist ones and you had ministration to ensure the country is cultural. heritage is preserved homes in the home and reports from damascus. a lot of them also cdn of dyslexia i some the opening of the nation's oldest and largest museum is a welcome relief from was having half a sort of exhibition whe

it is my pleasure to introduce secretary of defense lloyd j. austin iii. the secretary will deliver opening remarks, and then we'll have time to take a few questions. please note that i will moderate those questions and call on journalists. secretary austin, over to you, sir. and i know that all americans are thinking today of president jimmy carter. on this national day of mourning. he was the great some of my home state of georgia, a man of deep faith and a tireless champion of democracy and human rights. and i hope president carter's legacy will continue to inspire people around the world to find their own ways to serve. now all americans are also watching the terrifying wildfires that are ripping through parts of southern california. the department will continue to stand ready to two surge support as needed. that includes federal air assets that california can request to help fight the fire from the sky. and many u.s. military installations are in the area and they have personnel and equipment that can also be used to fight this blaze. please stand wit

also coming up, lloyd austin makes his last trip to rob sean air base here in germany. as us defense secretary to meet with the cranes allies, to beef opposite countries air defense as before. and donald trump takes office and crowd gather in mozambique capital as its main opposition leader returns from exile, saying he's ready for talks on an election. cited for regularities, we speak to refugees from the violent power struggle, the mariana evans, dean, welcome. a new fire has broken out in the hollywood hills in los angeles threatening landmarks length, adobe theater, where the oscar ceremony is to be held in just a few weeks. firefighters are so far unable to contain several blazes raging across the los angeles area, burning homes and forcing residents to flee. at least 5 people have died and more than a 1000 buildings had been destroyed. home after home, consumed by flames. fierce winds up and propelling the inferno here and all to dina, controlling the blazes has been near impossible. i've lived in this area for over 20 years and we've seen fires in the mountains i

also coming up, lloyd austin makes his last trip to raj time air based in germany. as us defense secretary to meet with you, chris allies at 2 vs off the countries air defenses. before donald trump takes office, we're going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico and then coming us presidents, donald trump threats to change the mass after already subbing his sized on canada and greenland. the marietta evan stain is good to have you with us. a new fire has broken out in the hollywood hills in los angeles threatening landmarks length, adobe theater, where the oscar ceremony is to be held in just a few weeks. authorities have ordered evacuations for thousands of people. firefighters are so far unable to contain several blazes raging across the los angeles area. at least 5 people have died and more than a 1000 buildings have been destroyed. home to home, consumed by flames. fierce winds up and propelling the infernal here and all to dina, controlling the places has been near impossible. i've lived in this area for over 20 years and we've seen fires in the mountain

also coming up on the program, lloyd austin is in germany on his last visit. as us defense secretary is due to meet with you cranes. allies on with president reload him, is zalinski to talk about basing up keeps military before the white house changes. hands and crowds gather in mos on beach capital is its main position. lee is ever tons from exile. he claims he's the president, but says he is ready for talks on a disputed election. the 95th is mckinnon. welcome to the program. a new fi i has broken house in the hollywood hills in los angeles, the threatening landmarks like the old, the fish where the oscar ceremony is to be held in a few weeks time. 5 fights has also fall. unable to contain several blazes raging across the los angeles area funding homes and forcing residents to flee. at least 5 people have died and more than a 1000 buildings have been destroyed at home after home, consumed by flames. fierce winds up and propelling the inferno here in all to dina, controlling the places has been near impossible. i've lived in this area for over 20 years and we

listen to the local journalist caleb more right when we really needed the us secretary of defense lloyd austin, has decided to spend half a $1000000000.00 to fight wild buyers, well actually he's decided to spend half a $1000000000.00 for ukraine, but it gets worse. samantha power, who directs the us agency for international development as been unloading all kinds of supplies to you brain, including drones and other equipment. now. where did she get it from? well, according to the usa, i the website, a lot of the materials that have been going to ukraine have come from los angeles area fire departments. us aid has helped 16 communities, established volunteer fire brigades, equipment each group with protective gear, motor pumps, chainsaws rescue, motor cutters, rechargeable spotlights, fire extinguishers and hydraulic rescue tools. folks in los angeles are certainly not thrilled now. lots of houses, nozzles, body, armor, turnouts, and protective equipment has been turned over from california to emergency services in ukraine. and even as the fires rage, us officials are still planning to

also coming up, lloyd austin makes his last trip to ron sean air base in germany as us defense secretary, so nice with ukraine's allies to beef of the country's air defenses. before donald trump takes office and deadly violence following mozambique disputed election force has many families to sweep into neighboring malawi, dw tossed the most and beacons who have found refuge, the mariana evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. a new fire has broken out in the hollywood hills in los angeles threatening landmarks length, adobe theater, where the oscar ceremony is to be held in a few weeks. firefighters are so far on able to contain several blazes raging across the los angeles area, burning homes and forcing residents to flee. at least 5 people have died in more than a 1000. buildings have been destroyed. home after home, consumed by flames. of the fierce winds up and propelling the inferno here and all to dina, controlling the places has been near impossible. i've lived in this area for over 20 years and we've seen fires in the mountains in the hills, but never anything like that ever.

i mean, when we had a general lloyd austin, he received bipartisan support. he was qualified, he was capable, and he received the support for us. we want to make sure that we're asking the right questions and getting making sure that we are ready for whatever is to come and that we're safe and that we're healthy, and that we have a strong economy. >> and lloyd austin was the secretary of defense for our viewers to know and to see lloyd austin possibly be succeeded by hegseth is something that concerns me. let's turn to the executive orders. they have reportedly as many as 100 among them. we could see some of trump's most controversial policies, including a new muslim travel ban and end to birthright citizenship and order barring transgender athletes for women's sports. some of his supporters have called it shock and awe, but a new wall street journal survey finds what many voters find with many voters is maga lite, meaning trump policies. >> but without the bluster and the threats. >> does this seem like maga lite to you? this does not seem like maga lite. >>

white men like william lloyd garrison and benjamin lundy. his picture i showed you before, but most of these newspapers actually relied on black subscribers to make to make enough money to survive. and there were many black writers who contributed articles even to newspapers like the liberator. there were for the pioneering black woman abolition act. maria stewart she was a to the liberator as there were also african-american editors. so there were about 20 different black editors at newspapers in america, the civil war. and of course, that's one of these newspaper editors who's well known to us all today, kind the equivalent of william lloyd garrison among the african american editors. he's frederick douglass. interestingly, douglass, as you say in the quotation up here, he he's inspired in part by the example of william garrison and the liberator. so douglass is working slavery in many different kinds of ways he's he's published in his autobiography. he's giving these spellbinding lectures on the lecture circuit, trying to persuade norther

. >> coming up, defense secretary general lloyd austin talks to reporters about support for ukraine in a meeting with defense officials with allied nations, supporting ukraine dozens work against russia. he also spoke about efforts to help contain the los angeles wildfires.

i beat lloyd benson 2-1 in texas, which was amazing even now to me.ad kind of a groundswell of support among people who had not been involved in politics before, and that's really how i was able to prevail. mr. updegrove: but you knew that you would be the first president from the deep south to be elected since zachary taylor. you were a one-term governor from the state of georgia. what made you think you could win? [laughter] pres. carter: well, i wasn't sure, but i told roast lin again that if i only got two votes, i was going to say in until the end. this is kind of bragging now, but my tenacity was one thing, i was not about to back down even when i had disappointments. and i had several disappointments and embarrassments where i made some mistakes, but i stuck with it. at first, my only potential opponent that was well known were two. one was ted kennedy, who was running for president, and the other was george wallace from the deep south, a segregationist. and my idea when i first began to think about running was that i would get in between kenne

congressman lloyd doggett is a democrat of texas. he voted to ban tiktok last march, and he joins me now. congressman, i really have to confess confusion about how we ended up here, particularly with the sort of scramble at the end that there's no buyer the extension to the decision of the trump administration, when my understanding was bytedance and the chinese government said all along that they're not going to sell. so this seemed like entirely foreseeable. >> well, chris, you summarized it as usual. >> so very well. donald trump was so strong back in august 2020 against tiktok. he bragged in april of 2022 that it was only rhinos and democrats that were standing in the way, and even they had finally realized the wisdom of his decision to ban tiktok. i took this vote very seriously, as i know a number of my colleagues do. i have a presence on tiktok, a big office here in austin, my home town. many young people really enjoy tiktok. businesses depend on it. so it was a challenging vote. but the information that we got about the natio

we're going to talk to congressman lloyd doggett about it. plus, biden's lasting legacy in the middle east as the cease fire between israel and hamas takes effect and project 2025 is alive and well, how big of a role will it play in the next four years? i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. inaugural celebrations are well underway before president elect donald trump is officially sworn in tomorrow. tonight, trump took center stage at his maga victory rally in washington, dc. >> we're going to stop the invasion of our borders. we're going to reclaim our wealth. we're going to unlock the liquid gold that's right under our feet. get radical left woke ideologies the hell out of our military and out of our government. >> trump's remarks stand in stark contrast to those of president biden, who spent part of his last full day in office at the international african american museum. in his speech, he reflected on the power and importance of black history. >> from slavery to emancipation, from the civil war to the civil rights movement, from the reckoning

i beat lloyd benson 2-1 in texas, which was amazing even now to me.ad kind of a groundswell of support among people who had not been involved in politics before, and that's really how i was able to prevail. mr. updegrove: but you knew that you would be the first president from the deep south to be elected since zachary taylor. you were a one-term governor from the state of georgia. what made you think you could win? [laughter] pres. carter: well, i wasn't sure, but i told rosalynn again that if i only got two votes, i was going to say in until the end. this is kind of bragging now, but my tenacity was one thing, i was not about to back down even when i had disappointments. and i had several disappointments and embarrassments where i made some mistakes, but i stuck with it. at first, my only potential opponent that was well known were two. one was ted kennedy, who was running for president, and the other was george wallace from the deep south, a segregationist. and my idea when i first began to think about running was that i would get in between kenned

. >> brian: secretary of defense, more than lloyd austin did in four years, lloyd austin never spoke. >> steve: i wouldn't be surprised, we should call peter doocy, he's at the white house. the press corp is probably exhaufted with all the material. >> brian: 350 executive orders. >> ainsley: joe biden did not want to do press conferences and now donald trump will do half of them, if not more. >> steve: he's the best messenger. >> lawrence: iron dome for america, president trump signed order implementing air defense system, ben hall is here to talk about that next. businesses need shipping software that keeps up with their growth. with shipstation you can automatically sync inventory and manage returns across all your sales channels. ♪ so you fulfill your orders accurately. and ship the right products to the right customers. shipstation makes it easy to manage everything on one platform, with the lowest carrier rates... no matter how big you get. keep your business growing. go to shipstation.com to start your free trial today. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash

taking their positions on the reviewing stand are the hosts for today's ceremony, the honorable lloyd, the 28th secretary of defense, accompanied by the 21st chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general charles q. brown jr. distinguished guests, the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. >> march! ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪ [gun salute] [gun salute] >> forward, march! >> distinguished guests, chaplain key. chaplain key: let's pause and bow our heads and close our eyes for a word of prayer. morning by morning the mercies i see, all i have needed, thy hand has provided. great is thy faithfulness. lord on to me. we pause now and ask that you bless today's farewell tribute to president joseph biden. his 50 years of dedicated public service work is an example of what it means to be the keeper of the flame. his unshakable commitment and loyalty to our great nation has not gone unnoticed. his selfless service has allowed him to work faithfully during moments of joy and challenge. over the years he's adapted to many changes and sacrificed p

what are you and sharon osborne lloyd, you in sugar flush jump on the 1st of january, 1926 non mean so, so i am giving you some 99 years old push and she offered so often my father that was the role when i was you can just say, just seen comments, this was 1920, almost 7 years rough. is my mom like a mother to available to be supposed to try to. and she opened a small 100 this to come in and come you of us 3, which is now what kim and he's definitely smaller for me to somebody and talk to somebody is this for me. can probably go for my mother and from 5 children we occupied the just to small room this. this is where we lift and the reason why she left that so and so forth. so now i started my mind that was a goal, and i was a good student, jones, this is a for 1st exhausted, the 6th grade with silver. mine goes to committed just for free of charge and 2 days of your social security. janasia will show up should give you just read the sports and i was about to stop my further reservation on the 1st of september who used to go to 1959 not, not by she now ski out in his name. should i go b

it's the last as gathering for us defense secretary lloyd, off since before donald trump takes office later this month. one focus will be on air defense. lensky would like more for his country classes over a disputed election in mozambique, half a forest of thousands to flee their homes with many seeking refuge in neighboring malawi. the unrest follows october's highly contested a vote, which the opposition and also international observers claimed, was wrecked the non single month lane, the main opposition leader returned to mozambique on thursday. after initially fling the country and the aftermath of the election lane has expressed his willingness to participate in talks to resolve the crisis. as the situation continues to unfold. many of those displaced are finding refuge in camps like 10 gummy in malawi, where they face difficult conditions. dudley's reporter elton shakara travelled there to speak with the displays, people about their journey and the ongoing struggles they now endure. arriving in malawi as a relief from many families fleeing the violence in mozambique. we ahead be

involved in this case as this doesn't look like a, you know, a handbook of just one man and such a lloyd, the accused or is being tried just so that a lift can be put on this case without addressing the larger issues. but what about the issue of the safety of women in india? is it progress there as far as measures being introduced, implemented as well? the safety of the women in india has be no mattress concern and a matter of debates and discussions, but yours is not decades in india. as a woman, i can see that so much has changed in the last few years. i mean, we've had the whole laws against a rape and rapists and yet so much remains the same on the ground. imagine more than 90 cases of sexual harassment are resulted in india every single day. and that also has to be said to the caviar, because there's a major issue under reporting when, especially when it comes to of women from the marginalized communities in india. so when cases like this happened and they become high profile, of course there is a spotlight. you know, that is put on the issue of the women safety, but whether or not

enough votes on abortion had to go at personally same playbook o gain credibility have to acknowledge lloyd austin has been disaster, no one even criticized eliminate for afghan withdrawal or anything else going to the hospital not telling the president he was having surgery. >> i don't think that is going to happen with pete hegseth going into the hospital not being seen not telling anybody, by the way, biden did not notice he had cabinet meetings lloyd austin was there isn't nobody said a word about it. >> the question i have is who did know about it? like in the hospital did anybody know about it. maria: no, i don't think so. >> nobody knew. >> one thing hegseth said i love warrior ethos, wonderful to hear that we did not here that during obama apology tour but we are hearing it now, it is -- it is not only okay, it is good it its wonderful embrace to be proud to be american to be strong. maria: meanwhile, president trump foreign policy team will sit for confirmation hearings later this morning, secretary of state pick marco rubio cia director nominee john ratcliffe, attorney general nom

lloyds banking group tells cnbc there are positive signs in the country's economy. >> what we see is resilient outlook at this stage. our outlook is three rate cuts. the important thing is underlining the change we have seen, households, businesses remain really quite resilient. >>> and i'm silvia amaro in london. mining and oil sectors weigh in early european trade, but futures point to a positive start to the u.s. trade under trump. ♪ >>> welcome to the program live from davos, switzerland. first, donald trump has wasted no time signing a series of executive orders after being sworn in as 47th president of the united states. on the list is the withdrawal from the world health organization and climate an accord. repealed ev targets and gave a 75-day extension on the tiktok ban. he stopped short of introducing tariffs as previously promised. in his inaugural address, trump pledged his order was amount to a quote complete restoration of america. >> my recent election is a mandate to completely and totally reverse a horrible betrayalan many of the betrayals that have taken place and gi

caller: my thought is give pete hegseth a chance like they gave lloyd austin.hen you say loyalty, everybody that was under trump, biden administration was a loyalist. what is wrong with that happening for trump? you want people who are going to defend your country, sir. host: john in connecticut. guest: i don't think hegseth i'm being overly critical of pete hegseth here, i'm trying to lay out that he is a very different kind of nominee than will be seen in the past but obviously there are a lot of values, a lot of things that he brings that president trump values here. that ability to be a strong face, strong voice. we've seen this with other trump nominees. he definitely liked the tv performance of that side of this. i don't mean that in a denigrating way. he sees that as an important way to get his message out and get that communicated. and to the loyalist points, that was the caller's word, i believe i'm trying to say here i don't think he's going to be independent from president trump here. we have seen some level of independence. for whatever criticisms y

banks: secretary lloyd austin disappeared for days and did not even inform the president's chief of staff that he was going to the hospital. with that on your watch --would that occur on your watch? mr. hegseth: no, senator, in any one of my jobs if i decided to go awol for a day or two in uniform, that would be a concern. sen. banks: i believe accountability minutes no one to this day has been held accountable for what happened in afghanistan. it is embarrassing for this country, it has impacted this country greatly, and i applaud you and president trump for bringing accountability back to the panic on. --the pentagon. chair wicker: the chair recognizes the dissing wished ranking member for unanimous consent request. sen. reed: i would like to submit an article discussing some of the issues of readiness -- there is been a comment that 5.9 million man-hours have been used for dei. the general clarified that that is an estimate out of more than 2 million man-hours that the department of defense invested during -- chair wicker: where is this published, sir? sen. reed: published by megan mye

loads of lloyd's of london, insurance companies. ten years ago, they change risk assessments.e the policies because they assess the risk of lesbians being in the fire department or did they go, climate change is happening, and these fires are going to be more damaging and they are going to happen more frequently? so we are going to be changing our rates and we are going to be dropping policies? which one did they go with? >> very decidedly the second. what they have seen is the number of these extreme events that they insure -- remember, they are pulling back insurance -- you can't get insurance in many coastal areas in florida. you can't get insurance obviously in los angeles. so they have been pulling back, and still, even with all of that sophistication, the number of these extreme weather events that the insurer have gone up three times and the cost of it has gone five times. so they are furiously backpedaling. >> jon: and this gets us to the rub which i think is why i feel like we're in such advice when it comes to climate change and political feasibility, and what can we

that's according to the former west indies captain sir clive lloyd.eting later this month. the plans could see india, australia, england, south africa, pakistan, sri lanka and new zealand in tier 1, with the likes of west indies and bangladesh making up the second tier. i think it will be terrible for all those countries who worked so hard to get to test match status, and now they'll be playing, um, among themselves in the lower section. how are they going to make it to the top and how will they...? i think that when you play against better teams, you improve. that's how you know how good you are or how bad you are. and i hope that something, you know, you know, that is done, that it must be, you know, stopped now. the way to go is to give them the same amount of money so they can improve their facilities, get better systems there in place so that they can improve their cricket. people want to go on holiday and also the sport here. the australian cricket captain _ also the sport here. the australian cricket captain is _ also the sport here. the austra

if you voted for lloyd austin after this guy went mia, didn't let the president know, there is no excusevote for pete. i think some of the pressure and the turn that you saw, pete did the work, number two, the voters calling their senators offices and letting them know, look, we want the full cabinet. this is not a matt gaetz situation. this is different. and you need to support the nominee that the president -- >> brian: did he really good on his one-on-ones. that's the key. if he wasn't good on one-on-ones. a few nominees during the bush years. this isn't strong. he has done just the opposite met over 50. >> ainsley: does that surprise you? we know him. >> brian: blumenthal game mode meet with you finally did have a meeting. evidently he is still dead set on trying to up end the candidacy. good luck with that president trump is going to the mat. >> lawrence: 100 percent. >> steve: you will see the confirmation hearings kick off two hours from right now. >> ainsley: navy seals out there, they might have been -- they might be inside now because we don't have the video. >> lawrence: not j

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percent each, which is actually a higher done in the old suite. among the, with dozens of children, lloyd did the georgia evo, it but not the video logo, not to codes, so there's no rush at the, at the school. that'd be good to, to this is such a goodness. interesting, good. not say that they had the horrible conditions except from the t lease. many people died from the surveys, hunger as diseases. very few made it back home. also some over to the, to logic drove a day or 9 months you, but at yale and that was the us and this is the goal 0, the the 1918, the countries of the west, one, the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign, the humiliating armesis of little grove great britain and france, and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turk as lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greeks as the main striking force. seeking to make others realize its aggressive plans for an intervention, provo mass, indignat

on the us defense x ray lloyd often have used the final nice thing to put pressure on the incoming trump administration. they said that cussing off the military supports a cave, would lead to more aggression and k us often also announce the us will send another $500000000.00 in security a to ukraine, including missiles and equipment for 5 digits. ukraine's key allies have been holding torque slipped me from shine at base in western germany. is the presence lensky said that sending west and troops to ukraine would help force russia to accept a peace agreement. as for today, which is age, remain unchanged. and he wants to totally destroy ukraine and to be called a loss and you to that's, that's why our goal to find as many instruments as possible to force russia to please. i believe that such deployment of protest contingencies. one of the best instruments that allows be more practical in making it possible as the training and presidents facing that. and that is all we have time for. we'll have more news at the top of the hour on monday comes mckenna. thank you so much for watching. dw new

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it stated that defense secretary lloyd austin acted improperly this year when he invalidated plea agreementshe three men. in august, austin moved to unravel the deals with khalid sheikh mohammed and two other men who would allow them to plead guilty to lesser charges, preventing them from receiving the death penalty. the three judge panel concluded that austin did not have the authority. yesterday, u.s. military court agreed. now, the three defendants accused of aiding, abetting and conspiring to carry out the attacks should be able to move forward with their cases. a record number of u.s. air passengers passed through tsa checkpoints this year. federal aviation agency says that nearly a billion people went through airport security checkpoints in 2024. that's about 5% more than last year. the tsa also broke a holiday period record in the last two weeks. agents say they screened roughly 40 million people. garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next. audrey. jess. right now at six. ready or not, time to ring in the new year. we'll show you how the bay area will say goodbye to 2024 an

>> you know, what i do, i vote for almost everybody, i voted for lloyd austin and i get a lot of crap on our side when i do that, but i think pete will be taking the department in a new direction, he will be more focused on war fighting, i think lloyd austin is a nice man but it was a tough four years. i will leave it up to senator mcconnell to explain his vote. at the end of the day i was okay. now, all of these accusations against him were disturbing, but they were never proven and he did a really good job at the hearing and that's what got me to yes. >> all right. let's move on to president trump's agenda, his mass deportation plans. he wants to deport the 11 million people who are here in this country illegally. you are proposing a $100 billion package which by some estimates would deport about a million people. so, senator, my question for you is what happens? what is the plan for the remaining 10 million people who are here illegally? >> i'm not so sure they're going to deport 11 million people. he said they're going to deport people here that are part of gangs, that are crimina

the making of a legend premieres january 25th on cnn this morning, defense secretary lloyd austin has arrived in ramstein, germany. >> he will attend what is likely his last ukraine defense contact group meeting. this comes after president-elect trump said in a news conference that he understands why putin, vladimir putin, russia's leader, was concerned about ukraine joining nato. with us now is deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina singh. thank you so much for being with us. the secretary's likely last meeting with ukraine. contact group. what can be done in the final days of the biden administration to bolster ukraine's defense hey, john, thank you so much for having me on today. >> as you mentioned, this is the secretary's last ukraine defense contact group. i'm not going to get ahead of any announcements that he's going to make. >> but as you've seen us do over the last few weeks, we continue to roll out drawdown authority packages that basically surge security assistance to ukraine. >> we've seen this be very effective. it's a coalition that the secretary convenes with, you kno

percent each which is actually higher done in the old suite. among them, with dozens of children, lloyd did the georgia evo, it but not the v o logo, not to codes for this in the woods, the type, the owner's school that'd be good to, to this is such a goodness, such as and would not say that they had the horrible conditions except from the t lease. many people sides from surveys, hunger as diseases, very few maybe back home was for some of the 2 of the, the to logic drove a day or 9 months. you but, you know, and it was the us and this is what i mean. and then they go over all the time after dinner time. so you're welcome back to going underground broadcasting around the world from the u. a. i'm, it's genocide in this region and the threats of a nuclear war in europe. this week, the name jacobite and harris regime green lit the firing of us army guided long range weapons on nuclear armed russia. a pathetic response to trump winning us electrons on the platform of ending the war through negotiation. russian television is already discussing the wiping out of british cities. germany as wel