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matt thinks to himself.s true, fetterman's proven to have much more of a brain than we gave him credit for. perhaps he has an extra one in his tail. but it's weird, i mean, as he regained his brain function he also became remarkably non-liberal. it's what i've been saying for years. the more you use your brain, the less liberal you become. no surprise as we've seen what happens to intelligence when you cut off the oxygen supply to the brain. you know, it means we owe john an apology or to put it another way. ♪ ♪ we're so sorry, john fetterman ♪ ♪ we've made fun of you for months, we feel ashamed ♪ ♪ we're so sorry ♪ ♪ john fetterman ♪ ♪ but we've seen the light and so tonight we want to raise your name ♪ ♪ oh, john fetterman ♪ you are so much smarter than ♪ snow in washington ♪ it's true, we're sorry ♪ ♪ . (cheers and applause) >> greg: jeff, could you have predicted that john fetterman would be the voice of reason, or is the bar just really lowe with the democrats right now? >> jeff: i am shocked that i'm a

matt hancock has given _ myself, iwould. matt hancock has given the _ myself, iwould. iwould. matt hancock has given the bulk of his - has given the bulk of his evidence but will be back for a few more hours. he will face questions from lawyers representing grieved families. that won't be an easy ride. i will have the business news in a moment. stay with us for more updates on the ending of that truce between israel and hamas. hello. this cold snap has brought some of the coldest november nights for 13 years and some unusual snow for devon and cornwall. now, that's all clearing out the way but there are wintry showers elsewhere and where the surface has been left damp with that rain, sleet and snow, very icy. poor visibility is going to add to the hazard as well. so, a few snow showers will continue as we go through the rest of the night. icy conditions where we've got those showers — northern ireland as well — and, ifanything, it's going to be colder than it was last night and more widely misty, murky with some freezing fog potentially through the central belt, which

then this, from matt— asks, are we they? then this, from matt hancock, _ asks, are we they?_ on curfew, they don't want to shift an inch. in respect of— on curfew, they don't want to shift an inch. in respect of that, - on curfew, they don't want to shift an inch. in respect of that, the - an inch. in respect of that, the first— an inch. in respect of that, the first question, _ an inch. in respect of that, the first question, where - an inch. in respect of that, the first question, where you - an inch. in respect of that, the first question, where you are i an inch. in respect of that, the - first question, where you are aware of this— first question, where you are aware of this time~~ _ first question, where you are aware of this time. . .— of this time. .. this is october? mid-october, _ of this time. .. this is october? mid-october, this _ of this time. .. this is october? mid-october, this is _ of this time. .. this is october? mid-october, this is a - of this time. .. this is october? mid-october, this is a month i of this time. .. this is october? . mid-october, this

that's what she called matt. >> matt was called mr. big? >> yes.. >> the police tell dateline they have no evidence pointing to matt picked off, no reason to suspect him at all, and that he was at least an hour away from the crime scene at the time of the murder, in another area of the island with the family of his new girlfriend who was now his wife. >> so where would the motive be? although there is some unique dynamics that they had in the relationship there has been nothing, nothing that would say that he was involved in any way in this crime. >> what is it like to know that she is gone and you don't even know why? you don't even know the motive? >> that's why we have to find out. it's tough. >> and with policing the two men who seemed closest to lindsey were apparently not involved in her death, police widen the circle of suspicion. >> coming up -- a new theory about the case. >> was she friends with people who were involved in crime? >> yes. people that she associated with were involved in crime. >> where police getting closer? when dateline

he is matt lively, everyone. here, matt needed assistance from multiple people, young people. >> it takes a village, sarah. >> there it goes. >> and with all that he managed to nearly bust a tailbone. and he wasn't just assisted by the amazing staff. he also had this device normally reserved for small children. >> they call that the future olympic skater. >> that's a walker. >> matt is over 6 feet tall so he had to hunch and scoot. he may have to pay a visit to the chiropractor after this assignment. >> all for you and the 11:00 news. >> i did text him and say please put skates on. >> send the florida guy out there. >> it would be worse if that was freshly zambonied. >> they said it would have been easier because there wouldn't have been the chunks of ice. >> juliette goodrich was also out there earlier today. there is real grace and elegance on the ice. fancy turns and footwork. whatever the term for this is, she looks ready to compete until, until you realize that isn't juliette goodrich! she tell us she met a

forster has the latest. >> yes, matt hancock here again today. >> yes, matt hancock here again todayyesterday today. having said yesterday that he told the prime minister to lock down earlier and also admitting that that protective ring around care homes that he said the government had thrown around them was in fact no such thing. we'll be bringing you the latest all day . latest all day. >> and israel—hamas truce ends. israel resumes heavy fighting against hamas in gaza after that seven day pause, securing editor mark white is here. >> well, it was just after 530 in the morning local time when the rocket alert sirens sounded across southern israel. the israeli military responded in kind , striking dozens of targets kind, striking dozens of targets across the gaza strip . the hamas across the gaza strip. the hamas run health ministry says dozens of civilians have been killed and snow showers. >> there's a yellow weather warning covering areas in north—east england. the east midlands and the east of england's yorkshire and the humber and parts of scotland. our scotland reporter tony m

matt hancock has _ solution to this problem. matt hancock has had _ solution to this problem.uite the grilling here, it will be the former prime minister's turn to take the stands next wednesday and thursday. the week after that, number ten's current resident is expected to defend his action, few have come out of the code of inquiry room smells of the code of inquiry room smells of lowses though. matt hancock finished giving evidence 20 minutes ago, he failed a series of questions from lawyers representing different groups an organisation, he was asked for the first time at inquiry this morning about the transgression that led to him resigning as health secretary when he was caught on camera doing the opposite of social distancing, he said he had taken accountability for his actions but the fact that matt hancock broke the rules he himself was played a big part in setting is still something of an open wound for those who lost loved one, some who have gathered to see him off. it has not been an easy day—and—a—half for the former health secretary although he has given a robust d

matt, hello, matt. >> it is great to be with you, jim. looking forward to speaking. >> that sounds very much like mitch mcconnell. very good. >> dang right it is. >> dang right it is. all right. some kentucky christmas stuff coming up. >>> with so much violence and sadness in the world these days, it seems we are all looking for something to make us laugh. is fun dead? karen heller writes that social media has forced fun to become performative. it's all about how much engagement you get by posting what you did online. the covid pandemic made it worse. people were isolated trying to find bonds through a screen. human connection is in short supply. 1 in 4 adults worldwide feels lonely. in the spirit of having real fun, comedian matt friend is here to cheer us up. it's been a heck of a year. we're bringing you in to lighten things up. so, good luck. we're hoping you can do this for us. >>> thank you. great to be with you. >> there are so many of us at cnn that have been big fans of yours on social media. >> thank you. >> while we rip social

so how matt? any how about you, matt? any resolutions how about you, matt?w about you, matt? any resolthink resolutions are >> i think resolutions are really i think when really important. i think when we we achieve we set goals and we achieve them, i think it just us them, i think it just gives us a sense of empowerment. that's what tell my students anyway. what i tell my students anyway. so resolution, so my new year's resolution, i'll tell you what it is. so for the political anoraks, watching 2024 going to be enormous. 2024 is going to be enormous. we've election, uk we've got us election, uk election, european parliament elections, elections in india are so called election in russia. so my resolution because i'm obsessed with politics is to have a make sure i plan a few breaks between those elections and have a bit more relax and, and, uh, recovery time. uh, between analysing all of those elections, have you made your predictions on any of those elections yet? >> because i know you go big on predictions, don't you, labour government. yeah. america >> tr

c scott so matte come up here and share. give her a hand you all (clapping.) thank you, rudy thank you, to our mayor. thank you to our chief and attorney general. our courageous rulers nancy pelosi and our leader governor gavin newsom for all he's done and each other in support us and eliminating gun violence in our nation and in our city. i love my son i lost my son 28 years ago from gun violence 28 years ago. i wouldn't have made it without my mother who is one hundred and two (clapping.) i wanted to rei can't let and go back and get the person who did it i was urge and full of rage my mother said that's not the way it belongs to god you're going to have to forgive that young man western so ashen in order to move forward and the health of my mother and god can and prayers prayers prayers. i wanted to say month mother said to me we can stop 23 violence we can stop it night and 35e7 pier 50 open pain and suffering they need to hear the prescription god gave us in second chronicles 417 if any people which are called by any na

matt, i'll start with you. eyes were on nikki haley and she handled this debate a little differently than she has in the past. is this something that will help her continue the momentum we've seen or were there moments that are not going to work in her favor? >> it was a little different for her than it was in the past. i was curious whether she'd be a little dismissive of the attacks that came her way or whether like the previous three receives able to strike back a little bit harder. she didn't really strike back as hard as she did the first three. i thought ron desantis actually got better as the debate went on. he landed some points on the exchange with her whether china or transgenderism. he is somebody who actually has gotten better in a relative sense over these last four debates. he stood out for me over the course of the night as someone who actually overperformed. >> interesting. i want to show everyone, you mentioned how people were going after nikki haley. as i watched some of these moments, it did

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— that matt was, on the whole, doing a good job in— that matt was, on the whole, doing a good job ined into the centre running anything. _ that morphed into the centre running anything, and that was inevitable. a very anything, and that was inevitable. very busy day for boris johnson very busy day for borisjohnson today. sorry if i seemed distracted, i keep keeping a eye on him leaving, we expect him to walk out any minute. you can see all the people waiting for his departure. it was technical, we talked about timing, about lockdowns, at one point he seemed to be emotional, talking about how 2020 was a tragic year. there will be more tomorrow, there will be questions about partygate, that was the issue where senior politicians, not least borisjohnson himself, were fined for breaking lockdown rules, the rules he himself had created. there were deemed to have been parties in downing street and beyond. that will no doubt come up. we will give you a sense of timing is tomorrow, there will be more questions from the main lead counsel to the inquiry, hugo keith, to borisjohnson. his testim

what you think we learned from matt _ to do that. annabel. we learned from matt hancock and his two days of evidence? that we learned from matt hancock and his two days of evidence?— two days of evidence? that there wasn't very _ two days of evidence? that there wasn't very much _ two days of evidence? that there wasn't very much contrition, - two days of evidence? that there wasn't very much contrition, i - wasn't very much contrition, i suppose, but i'm not sure that we were expecting it. matt hancock is a man who was at the end of his time at health secretary and has gone on various reality television shows, perhaps in an effort at atonement, but also an opportunity for him then to set out his argument, the case for the defence of matt hancock, and for the defence of matt hancock, and for that reason i'm not sure all that much that was new emerged today, but i would certainly stand today, but i would certainly stand to discover that he doesn't view the decision to move hospital patients into care homes without them being tested for coronav

matt: markets can always cut you off guard. for us, this is another example that you need to lay into assets as they get cheaper. we have had the same view six months now. in june we said we think the fed is new the end of the rate hike cycle. let's start to get long-duration here. 5% on the 10 year, we set the same thing. things look even more attractive, definitely accelerate getting long-duration here. here we are, the 10 year below 4% and we are not changing our tune. we think the fed is at or near the rate hike cycle. the market is convinced six or seven cuts are coming next year. that is our base case, we think cuts are coming. our forecast is for a soft landing. we are not going to say that the fed is displayed. we are still cautious. the history on inflationary spikes is you don't just see one, you see two or three. we are sticking to our call. generally or at the end of it. and a lot of juice has been squeezed out of long-duration. we borrowed a lot of those returns from next year. vonnie: i want to ask you about the t

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let's get out to matt lively for the latest there, matt?: hey, devin, football fans say this one as super bowl preview between the 49ers and the ravens. the good news for 49ers fans is it's still december a lot of football left in the season. brock purdy entered this one as the mvp favorite, but that wasn't the case in this game. third quarter, picked off by patrick queen. his fourth interception of the game. in the fourth quarter, purdy under pressure gets taken down for the sack, and he's slow to get up. he left the game with a stinger and purdy did not return. that meant it was sam darnold's time to finish things up. niners within two scores late, but a fitting end to a night that the ninerings want to forget. darnold picked off in the end zone. the ravens snap that winning streak for the niners. it's not the result they were looking for, but they still have faith in their quarterback. >> i think the nfl script writers did a great job tonight. i've never seen brock purdy throw four interceptions before. >> the fact he's played so long an

former health secretary matt hancock also came in for a fair l matt hancock also came in for a fair bithad a habit of saying _ bit of criticism. i think he had a habit of saying things _ bit of criticism. i think he had a habit of saying things which - bit of criticism. i think he had a habit of saying things which he | habit of saying things which he didn't have a basis for and he would say them to enthusiastically to early, without the evidence to back them up and then have to backtrack from them days later. i don't know to what extent that was sort of overenthusiasm, versus deliberate. what was said in a meeting is actually— what was said in a meeting is actually being under control or going — actually being under control or going to — actually being under control or going to be delivered or something that was— going to be delivered or something that was fine but then subsequently a matter— that was fine but then subsequently a matter of days sometimes or sometimes weeks later, we would discover— sometimes weeks later, we would discover that that was not in fact the case — discover t

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>> david: matt gutman leading us off from tel aviv again tonight. matt and the team, thank you. >>> we turn now to the other news this thursday night, and back here in the u.s., the deadly house explosion in st. paul, minnesota. neighbors calling 911 to report a terrible sound, and afterward you can see here, the home leveled. at least one body recovered. and here's abc's trevor ault tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities investigating what caused this house explosion in minnesota. this traffic video showing the fiery aftermath. at least one body recovered. >> this is going to be a house explosion with fire. multiple calls on it. >> reporter: the blast rocking this south st. paul neighborhood just after 6:00 this morning, startling neighbors awake. >> basically, i heard a big loud boom, and it shook my house. >> reporter: firefighters responding quickly, working to extinguish the flames. the house leveled to smoldering debris. >> entire house is missing. garage is still intact. >> reporter: authorities say they found the body inside that garage

it's been a difficult day and a half for matt hancock.n quite robust in the defence of his actions. he's tried to portray himself as someone who saw the seriousness of the situation earlier than others, but was met with significant resistance internally within government. and that tees things up quite nicely for the next key witness here, borisjohnson, who's been criticised by quite a few of the witnesses for not being able to make decisions quickly enough. peter saull. buckingham palace has said it is considering all options after the king and the princess of wales were identified as two members of the royal family who allegedly discussed the skin colour of prince harry and meghan�*s son. the names appeared in the dutch translation of a book by its goby who insists it was an error by the publisher. this report contains flashing images from the start. journalists shout carrying on, as a storm rages around them. the prince and princess of wales at the royal albert hall last night. the princess is now revealed, alongside the king, as the ro

c scott so matte come up here and share. give her a hand you all (clapping.) thank you, rudy thank you, to our mayor. thank you to our chief and attorney general. our courageous rulers nancy pelosi and our leader governor gavin newsom for all he's done and each other in support us and eliminating gun violence in our nation and in our city. i love my son i lost my son 28 years ago from gun violence 28 years ago. i wouldn't have made it without my mother who is one hundred and two (clapping.) i wanted to rei can't let and go back and get the person who did it i was urge and full of rage my mother said that's not the way it belongs to god you're going to have to forgive that young man western so ashen in order to move forward and the health of my mother and god can and prayers prayers prayers. i wanted to say month mother said to me we can stop 23 violence we can stop it night and 35e7 pier 50 open pain and suffering they need to hear the prescription god gave us in second chronicles 417 if any people which are called by any na

i think santos will be just fine at his next gig honestly. >> is matt here today? is matt coming because i think i just heard. >> i'm so thrilled to be here. first time on cnn. thank you so much for having me. >> look, i'm blown away by your impers impersonations. that is uncanny for so many reasons. >> thank you. >> you have no shortage of material. is that why you think people have been so fascinated? a part of me at some times thought it was perhaps sacha baron cohen who was playing a branch on all of us. i was waiting for that moment to go, what's happening here? >> this is just a giant scooby-doo episode. george santos was the criminal who was going to take the mask off at the end. i feel like we're so drawn to this character because in the post-trump presidency, i feel like we need something to pay attention to. it's like an hbo miniseries. inventing anna to the next level. maybe it will be on cnn+. >> oh, okay. >> i will say that i think i am just as qualified to be on this show as santos was in congress. i'm like what am i doing here now? this is cnn. it's

did matt hancock say anything that changed your mind? no, nothing at all.no. sorry's too late in the day. sadly, my dear father and many other loved ones have died. borisjohnson will be here next week. rishi sunak is expected the week after. tonight the covid inquiry has published matt hancock's written testimony and in it he says that borisjohnson testimony and in it he says that boris johnson apologised testimony and in it he says that borisjohnson apologised to him for the appointment of dominic cummings. and talking of borisjohnson, those around him are letting it be known the tone of what he is likely to say next week when he appears for two days of scrutiny. he will apologise and acknowledge his government didn't get everything right, but he will defend what he thinks he did get right — what he describes as the big calls, not least the vaccine programme. we will expect to hear a lot of detail in 10 hours of scrutiny of borisjohnson. it is a reminder of two things — the reputation management of those who appear and face questions and then the inquiry t

it's been a difficult day and a half for matt hancock.e defence of his actions. he's tried to portray himself as someone who saw the seriousness of the situation earlier than others, but was met with significant resistance internally within government. and that tees things up quite nicely for the next key witness here, borisjohnson, who's been criticised by quite a few of the witnesses for not being able to make decisions quickly enough. let's get more now on the cop 28 climate summit in dubai. it's day two — and more than 130 world leaders have signed up to a major declaration on the future of food. it means their countries will have to consider the impact of growing, transporting and eating food in their national carbon footprint. the king addressed the summit today — warning the world is reaching "alarming tipping points". we also heard from the prime minister, rishi sunak — here's some of what he had to say. the world is just not moving fast enough. climate science shows that we're off track and climate politics is close to breaking p

do you want listen matt want to listen to what matt hancock say? hancock has to say?i all we're going to >> i think all we're going to get from matt hancock is self—preservation. >> an i heard in news bulletin before we came on the logic that he used a doubling up here, tripling up there . if we've done tripling up there. if we've done this, would have saved this, then we would have saved there'd been a 10th of the there'd only been a 10th of the casualties. there's way casualties. there's no way you can it's all it's can prove that. it's all it's all easy, said now, louis makes all easy, said now, louis makes a good point . i think both a good point. i think both murdering is bad . good point. murdering is bad. good point. yeah. lying is probably not as bad as murdering. and if you had to be one or the other, you might as be a liar or might as well be a liar or politician or liars. so we can't have both. we can't have both. that's not murderer. that's hopefully not murderer. i don't i'm saying. i'm don't know what i'm saying. i'm sat to louis shaffer, but sat next to

. >> marissa para in hollywood, florida, thank you >>> nbc meteorologist matt brickman joins us. matt, the storm is only -- got to get more dangerous as it barrels up the east coast. >> jose, folks in florida need to stay on high alert tonight because that risk of severe weather remains, including a chance of tornadoes happening in the overnight hours. please have some way to get alerts while you're sleeping as we get into the day on sunday, the severe weather risk shifts to the carolinas with heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing up the east coast through sunday evening and sunday night that rain arrives in new england with some snow wrapping in monday night even into tuesday rain will be heavy that created flood alerts for 40 million americans with one to three inches of rain falling in a 12-hour window as much as five inches locally we could see gusts of 50 to 65 miles an hour as well. that could bring down trees and power lines sunday night into monday jose >> matt brickman, thank you very much. >>> overseas now to israel, where three israeli hostages were accidental killed by

matt taibbi a witness and dare i say law professor for mr. goldman today.att, you mentioned something interesting in the hearing which was fascinating to watch. now, the fact that free speech used to be just something we agreed upon as an american ideal, but that's out the window. can you explain that? >> i can't explain it. i mean, i grew up a traditional kind of liberal. i donated to the aclu my whole life. and i got most of my ideas about speech from democrats, supreme like frank church and paul well stone and russ feingold. and there is no element of that left in the democratic party. in fact, today was kind of an epiphany for me. i have kind of given up trying to convince people in this party to care about this issue. they just do not anymore. it's not a value that they treasure at all. >> laura: congressman, to this point and i also wanted to get your reaction to something else that dan goldman said when the hunter biden laptop issue came up. check this out. >> you have no idea. you know hard drives can be manipulated. >> are you suggesting the "new y

but where is it going, matt? >> so, i think we're going south of four because if we do have a softer landing, if the fed does continue to cut, we're going to see steepening of the curve. i mean, that's been a decent traded client. i think we're seeing some balls deepening of-ing right now, but beyond just looking at the treasury markets, and i like to remind investors as well that there is a lot of really good, high quality corporate, even double bees in the high yield area. what is most important to realize his the increase in yields that you had in the corporate space for this year, most of that has been the risk free rate increasing. it hasn't been so much spreads widening out dramatically. so, you're getting a unique opportunity. the best opportunity, i would say, over the past 13, 14 years, to get high quality investment grade, high quality, high yield debt. and incredibly attractive rates for most of that move has been. because of the risk free yield. >> the only run, i just want to circle back on one thing

matt bennett and doug high. great panel.d and address where the pressure points are right now for president biden. >> nobody likes to see these polls on the democratic side. it is worrying. there is a lot of work to be done. but we are 11 months from the election and what these polls are reflecting right now is the referendum on joe biden. when you are asked about the presidential election, the natural response is to think about how you feel about the current president. when they are asked to vote in november voters have to make a choice between joe biden and donald trump and that will be after about a billion dollars of advertising reminding them of why donald trump was a failed president last time and would be a catastrophic choice for next time. so i don't think these polls reflect what will happen next year. i think they reflect this moment in time and there is no question that we have a lot of persuasion to do between now and then. >> bill: the argument he is making there is plenty of time to reshape the story now surro

good-bye to matt friend. >> thank you so much. >> oh, my god. i had on eyeliner. it's all now ruined because of him. that's bad news for me but also bad news tonight for the real former president, not the one who was just impersonated because a federal judge in his subversion case in washington said, nope, you do not have absolute immunity for what you said and what you did after the election, and, nope, i'm not going to dismiss the charges. so, what does all this mean for donald trump's attempts to hold criminal cases and there are a bunch of them at bay. joining me now is gwen keys, former dekalb county district attorney. don't worry, i won't ask you to do an impersonation but if you have one -- i will not have you do it but you and i both impersonate former prosecutors, shall we, because we both know what to do there. judge chutkan denied trump's request for a dismissal based on presidential immunity and i'll read the quote. quoting defendant's four-year service as commander in chief did not bestow on him the divine right of kings to evade the criminal accounta

matt porter, chief executive _ equal. ok. matt porter, chief executive of _ equal. ok.utive of professional darts corporation, thank you for that. let's look at the markets. a lot of excitement among investors on two fronts. mainly because of that awning or statement from the us federal reserve that interest rates would most likely be coming down next year in the us at least and also there is benson chinese started to chew over. quick look at wall street and how it ended yesterday. you see excitement across the board. that it from me for now. stay with us on bbc news. more coming up in a few minutes. hello. milder weather is set to develop across many parts of the uk over the next couple of days. that mild air spreading from the west — with it, a lot of cloud. yes, there'll be some sunshine, but i think it will often be cloudy. and the further north and west you are, particularly the north—west of scotland, we can expect strong winds and some heavy rain. but for friday, high pressure dominating to the south of us, keeping things mostly dry in southern parts. this warm f

a return to the tv screens for matt hancock.h secretary through the pandemic, he had to make decisions on everything from lockdowns to vaccine rollout, care homes to test and trace. there was a lot to get through and some important what—ifs. if we'd had the doctrine that i proposed, which is as soon as you know you've got to lockdown, you lockdown as soon as possible, then we would have got the lockdown done over that weekend in on the 2nd of march, three weeks earlier than before. there's a doubling rate at this point, estimated every three to four days. we would have been six doublings ahead of where we were, which means that fewer than a 10th of the number of people would have died in the first wave. he was defensive about his role in the earlier stages of the pandemic, too, arguing his department rose to the challenge when others were underplaying the significance of the virus. he also said a toxic culture at the centre made it difficult to get things done. from the middle ofjanuary, we were trying to effectively raise the a

matt whitaker acting attorney general joining us this morning. matt, i'm reading the indictment. if you go to page 34. it goes through all of his business expenses. but they really aren't business expenses. this is him paying the prostitutes and all of this. they did something different in this indictment. they go through his book and his memoir. this is what he said in his memoir. the thieves, junkies, petty dealers, over-the-hill strippers, con artists and hanger ons who then invited friends and associates and most recent hookup. they latch on to me and didn't go. all with my approval. i never schlep. there was no clock. day bled into night and night into day. beautiful things by hunter biden via the court. he is talking about his addiction in the book while still saying he was a businessman. and so he has all these accounts that he was charged for all of these things, claiming them to be business expenses and the court is saying the prosecution is saying that's not true. he was living on lavish lifestyle he said in his book. he has contempt for the court. >> yeah. it's good to

sorry, this is matt speaking? ida, sorry, this is matt speaking?ave a much better system of planning for these types of events.— these types of events. 146563 is an e-mail chain _ these types of events. 146563 is an e-mail chain between _ these types of events. 146563 is an e-mail chain between your- these types of events. 146563 is an e-mail chain between your private | e—mail chain between your private secretary, the government chief scientific adviser chris whitty and kathrin hammes, concerning the coronavirus in italy, and get your chronological period, three days before 11 municipalities in italy you will recall had locked down the population, and also i should say the diamond princess affair, the explosive outbreak on the virus on the cruise ship had become apparent, as had the figures of the number of people who showed no symptoms on that boat. but to turn to the document itself, your private secretary says it would be good to see where we get to post sage tomorrow, at some point soon i would like to expose the prime minister to the potentia

it's been a difficult day and a half for matt hancock.usness of the situation earlier than others, but was met with significant resistance internally within government. and that tees things up quite nicely for the next key witness here, borisjohnson, who's been criticised by quite a few of the witnesses for not being able to make decisions quickly enough. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories_ bbc news, bringing you different stories from _ bbc news, bringing you different stories from across _ bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the _ bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. - bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. it i stories from across the uk. national star college in stories from across the uk— national star college in cheltenham, students living with conditions that affect their speech often use aac, augmentative and alternative communication devices, to help them talk. 21—year—old shannon was hit by a car when she wa

republican strategist matt gorman is back.th the latest reporting from inside camp desantis. what is going on with the super pac? >> okay. this latest ceo debacle is just one incident in a string of incidents that have just caused a ton of turmoil between the super pac, the campaign, and now remember there's a new super pac. and that is all part of this here. so you've got a third ceo that's in place now with the backdrop of this tension that has been building. and just a couple of weeks ago, chris, the tension built so high that nbc news, me and my colleagues, john allen and matt dixon reported on a near board room brawl that almost broke out. that is the level of chaos that we've got here because the governor for some time now has been frustrated with never back down, feeling like the super pack isn't doing exactly what he wanted. remember, they can't legally coordinate. the super pac has taken on this out sized role that is not historically normal between a campaign and a super pac. initially, they thought it was genius. no

i what matt said there.ld say well, though, is would say as well, though, is blackpool is one those parts blackpool is one of those parts of that really needs of the country that really needs top, people representing top, top people representing us. it does, and has, quite it does, and it has, quite frankly, in the shape of scott benton, as far as i benton, a charleton, as far as i can maybe somebody needs to can see. maybe somebody needs to make counterargument, make the counterargument, i don't that seems quite don't know, but that seems quite clear obviously not clear to me. obviously he's not here and he here to defend himself, and he would say i'm not would absolutely say i'm not a shallow yes, i would argue that given we've and given given what we've seen and given that he probably that investigation, he probably isn't to public isn't that committed to public service. a great shame, service. and it's a great shame, um, of blackpool. um, for the people of blackpool. and you said, it's the and like you s

matt miller is taking questions at the state department during his briefing right now.talking a moment ago about israeli, the israeli military trying to take out hamas leaders. let's dip in and get some of the news out of the state department. >> commit, recipients commission of or aggravate risk the recipient will commit genocide, crimes against humanity. geneva convention 1949, including attacks against civilian objects or civilians protected as such or international or human rights law. so just want to understand, given the flow of weapons, transfers to israel, is it the u.s. assessment that its weapons provided to israel are not being used in any of the situations that i've just read out loud and are described in this policy? >> i will say that our expectation of every country to whom we provide military assistance, weapons and other assistance, is that they use that assistance in full compliance with international humanitarian law and the laws of war and israel is no exception. >> right. but at the moment, you just told me your expectation, however there has been s

what you are saying | is that matt hancock was right when he said. _ is that matt hancock was right when. to — is that matt hancock was right when he said, to helen waitfully this exchange, that number ten doesn't want to— exchange, that number ten doesn't want to shift an inch. he is right ahout— want to shift an inch. he is right about that _ want to shift an inch. he is right about that. i want to shift an inch. he is right about that-— want to shift an inch. he is right about that. ., �* , ., , about that. i don't remember, to be frankl about that. i don't remember, to be frank i don't — about that. i don't remember, to be frank i don't remember _ about that. i don't remember, to be frank i don't remember a _ frank i don't remember a conversation about it but i can see why we would have been reluctant at that stage, given what was going on, in the pandemic.— in the pandemic. finally, mr johnson. — in the pandemic. finally, mr johnson. i — in the pandemic. finally, mr johnson, i hope _ in the pandemic. finally, mr johnson, i hope again - in the pandemic. finally, mr johnson, i hope ag

matt in the green to me.ht. saying we can take a risk on reducing lockdown or we can take a risk on not building up the nhs this winter. and what he's really saying like all of state all good secretaries of state for is give us the money for health, is give us the money and i that's what i understood partly. but also what he's saying is the case is arising at and that's you know and that was no particular surprise to me the question in in in in the in the in the summer autumn is what's the what's the tactics, the objective is to protect the nhs, save lives . what's what do we save lives. what's what do we have ? do we have any new tactics have? do we have any new tactics now ? now? >> and it was apparent to the government and to you personally, of course, that cases started going up at a relatively early stage. they plateaued out. of course, they came right down after the lockdown. then they plateaued for a while, but they started to go for a while, but they started to 9° up for a while, but they started to g

and coming up one year on the job, i have a one-on-one conversation with san jose mayor matt mahan on his progress so far. good wednesday evening. this nbc bay area news tonight. i'm janelle wang. we're going get to all those stories in just a moment. but first, we need to check in our weather. rain has not hit the bay area equally today. sprinkles in some areas. downpours in others. we want to show you how things looked in piedmont this afternoon. our jocelyn moran reported the rate appeared to catch some residents offguard. many didn't have umbrellas, so they were rushing back to their cars or into some restaurants. and the rain did create slick surfaces out on the roadways. we spoke with two people who were running errands right as the rain started to pick up. they said it makes them think twice about driving. >> i know with the way people drive in the bay, it gets a little crazy, a little bit more dangerous. we have to watch out and be careful. >> are you more careful on the roads? >> yeah. especially people are crazy drivers these days. >> they've been very proactive. they tell u

let's have a listen to matt hancock speaking yesterday. mrcummings, sir patrick mr cummings, sir patrick vallance in his diaries, _ mr cummings, sir patrick vallance in his diaries, helen mcnamara had made reference _ his diaries, helen mcnamara had made reference to _ his diaries, helen mcnamara had made reference to you lying, to you getting — reference to you lying, to you getting overexcited and just saying staff, _ getting overexcited and just saying staff, that you say things which are people _ staff, that you say things which are people because they knew evidence base was _ people because they knew evidence base was not there. and out of fairness — base was not there. and out of fairness to— base was not there. and out of fairness to you, and because this is a vital— fairness to you, and because this is a vital issue — fairness to you, and because this is a vital issue that goes to how well the system of government was operating, yet being as you describe in your— operating, yet being as you describe in your blog, in the hotseat, ho