matt way and how that will we are supposed to get the summary of economic projections will be and what the slowdown will look like. we see volatility in the rate pricing how will that show up in the u.s. economy today? mr. luzzetti: there's expectations that if you use temporary market pricing for oil prices and gas prices over the next year it is attracting from inflation. but we are right to highlight that as a key risk of that as the disinflationary story. there are a lot of things out there globally that could lower energy prices. -- oil prices. while distracting supply chains was disinflationary i think re-opening will be disinflationary as well. due to the fact that it has an impact on commodity prices even as supply chains are healed. from the fed perspective there is a concern of what happens with inflation expectations and do they move higher, that is where the energy prices could play a key role. we know the expectations are sensitive with what happens with the energy prices. that is what i would focus on. do we get higher prices depending on what happens with inflation expec

we are joined by matt bennett, founder of the third way a public think tank. of a difference is this vote going to make in the senate? matt: it is going to make an enormous difference. when the senate is 50-50, democrats are the majority because the vice president breaks ties, but when it is 5149, -- 51,49, there is no such power-sharing. there all caps will now have clear majorities on committees. that gives them subpoena powers. if you see the house acting crazy and doing investigations of the biden administration, you will see the senate respondent with much more sensible investigations. that alone will make a huge difference. the other thing is that it frees the vice president from being stuck in washington. she had to break a lot of ties or at least thought she might, which meant she could not travel much. now she can. alix: what about judges? matt: either way, judges were going to move but now the judiciary committee will have a clear majority and be able to clear judges faster. schumer has control of the floor and it democrats are firmly in charge. guy:

the met police say a "large number of people" tried to force their way inside. matt update from outside the venue. the events here on thursday night led, we understood, at the time to three people being taken critically injured to hospital. just this lunchtime in the last hour or two the police have confirmed that sadly they say one of those women has died, 33—year—old rebecca ikumelo, a woman who lived in newham. the police say they are looking after her family with specialist officers, but the event of that night, you can still see behind me the debris, the detritus, the rubbish thrown from where there were over 1000 people here trying to get in, who apparently did not have tickets. it was the third and final night of a nigerian afro beat�*s artist performance here. he was trying to wait for them to come inside before starting the concert, cancelled in the end, such was the crash of people trying to get inside. the police are now saying they are supporting the family and they are appealing to people to come forward. there is plenty of social media footage of the te

the met police say a "large number of people" tried to force their way inside. matt cole has more.nd mother of two who came to brixton to enjoy a concert. now she is dead. these were the scenes on thursday night when what's believed to have been over a thousand people tried to force their way into the brixton academy. the concert, afrobeats star asake's third of three here, was a sell—out. but despite his request that people without tickets stay away, posted online before the show, hundreds and more still came. the pushing, shoving and trampling led to three people being critically hurt. you could see two people out here getting treatment from the police. police giving cpr to a young lady. it's pretty awful to see someone who went out for a night of fun and then they end up, you know, not spending christmas with their friends or family. this morning, rebecca ikemulo died from her injuries. her family have released a statement in which they hailed her care, kindness and love. they said she was an adorable mother of two children who loved working with kids. the debris from the chaos

handled these and journalists that taibbi reviewed these internal documents and to be clear, matt, in no way acting on behalf of the republicans and the scandal is not about conservative or liberal ideology and it's a story -- about systemic political bias and censorship and misinformation and being constitutionalized in -- institutionalized and big tech companies and seriously harming our countries in the next level of this is our own fbi's involvement and that makes it far worse and i'll get into this in a second. it goes well beyond the hunter biden laptop scandal. take a look. >> all accounts that were requested to have things taken down by the dnc and by the biden campaign, even ones that have nothing to do with the hunter biden laptop. if they'll also be released. >> releasing all the files so it's not like anything that's hidden but like the stassi files and nelson mandela says if you want recommendation, there must be truth. that's the intent here to just make it clear what was happening and provide about the past. >> sean: now additional documents are forth coming and we can expect

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>> just a horrific story all the way around. matt gutman, thank you. >>> next tonight here, we have new images coming in from that olcanic eruption on island in hawaii, and very real concerns now about the main highway on the island. lava gushing from mauna loa, threatening to cut off a highway as authorities now warn about the potential health risks of dangerous volcanic smog. abc's mola lenghi from hawaii again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, lava from the mauna loa eruption is now threatening to cut off the main highway that runs across the middle of hawaii's big island. streams of molten rock from the world's largest active volcano are a little over three miles from the road. this is the state highway, the main artery connecting the eastern and western ends of hawaii's big island that is being threatened by mauna loa, likely in the direct path of the lava spewing from the volcano. officials saying lava could reach the road in as fast as two days from now. the lava is moving at less than a mile an hour, but authorities say it's too

the met police say a "large number of people" tried to force their way inside. here's mattontrol seems on thursday night what has believed to bend over thousand people had tried to force their way in. the concert the third of three here was a sell—out. but despite the request that people without tickets stay away, he posted online before the show hundreds and more still came. the pushing, shoving, trembling lead to three people being critically hurt. ., u. , to three people being critically hurt. ., , , hurt. you could see the people here caettin to hurt. you could see the people here getting to treatment _ hurt. you could see the people here getting to treatment from _ hurt. you could see the people here getting to treatment from the - getting to treatment from the police giving cpr to the young lady. it was pretty awful to see someone who went out for a night of fun and ended up not spending christmas with their friends and family. this not spending christmas with their friends and family.— not spending christmas with their friends and family. this morning she died from h

for president, he was not in office and i brought this up on the five, especially disappointed the way matt handled this, also requested for administration, first amendment applies to infringements by the government on terms of your free speech and he did not release what the government itself actually asked to be -- >> kind of a dodge. we are hanging on -- hold on. jessie, jessie, jessie. you are hanging everything on this, on the argument about a first amendment. this is a scandal. this is the fbi and 51 former intelligence officials, and by the way, i've signed letters like that, not that were false, but always somebody who generates the letter and then sends it around, who was that, who got it going. and all of those people need to testify before congress. collusion between the national security officials, the fbi, going to twitter to get them to suppress a news story, it was fake news, it was a disgrace that this happened and the entire media establishment went along with it and did not question it and went with the whole narrative. >> i've been for an investigation, but the most shady

longer term goals are going to be to create these systems for people to use in whatever way they see fit. - matt is building these androids for a wide range of applications. - we're creang human-like robots that we think can be used for a huge variety of things. for people who are lonely, ether th're old or maybe they're socially isolated or maybe they suffer from social anxiety. - [shivani] androids with a friendly face could keep the elderly company and monitor their health. armed with artificial intelligence, these androids could take on other qualitative rules. - i think therapy is a huge one using the robot as a safe conduit for communication and letting people really open up because they don't feel like they're being judged by something like this. - yeah. companion androids like this will forge a future where nobody will ever have to feel alone again. (whooshing music) while life like human androids and virtual beings have the potential to enhance human social interactions, there are ethical concerns as well. using artificial intelligence, it's possible to hijack a person's physical identi

learning centers where we have kids from pre k all the way through 12 grade, generally attend twice a week to catch up, keep up and move ahead in matt do that is we start by doing a full initial diagnostic assessment. and based on the assessment, we created custom learning plan for each of our students to build a strong foundation and lifetime of confidence and success in mount confidence is so important and i love to see children, especially girls, excelling at at the science, math technology. let's talk to the sisters now, reena all turned to you first and ask you kind of what level math are you working on? and why do you like it so much? i'm right now. i'm working on high school geometry honors. and. in that tunisia my just like reviewing the stuff that i learned in school so that i can still keep it. yes so you guys are actually working kind of through the winter holiday? i'll ask your sister. what do you think about being involved in this challenge? and has that made a difference in how much math you're doing? um i like the challenge because like i think it's important to help others and it makes me feel like a little motivated

since september 2018 or you go the other way and say this stock has avoided its worst ever run of the client. it has never dropped for eight consecutive sessions. matt you have to tell people that means the relative strength index. ed: the question is why, what is going on? we started this conversation two or three weeks ago about key risks with elon musk into distracted by twitter. investors took to twitter and other forms to voice that concern but the narrative of the last few sessions has been around demand. the latest catalyst for the 11% drop in yesterday session was a report from reuters that between january 3 and 19, tesla will cut production and shanghai. at the end of january, following january 19, they will shut the went down completely for the rest of that month to make scheduled updates for repairs which is part of the chinese new year. there seems to be a worry about demand. kailey: if it is about demand, are we talking about demand for electric nichols waning or the demand for tesla as a market share? ed: there are many more options for the investor and the consumer. there was a time when he wanted to be an equity investor in electric

the met police say a "large number of people" tried to force their way inside. here's mattl scenes on thursday from what is believed to be 1000 people tried to get into the concert by asake. the concert was a sell out. despite his request that people without tickets stay away, hundreds and more still came. the pushing, shoving, trampling, led to three people being critically hurt. you could see two people out here getting treatment from the police, giving cpr to a young lady. it was awful to see someone who went out for a night of fun and they end up not spending christmas with their family. this morning, rebecca ikumelo died from her injuries. she was 33. she was from newham in east london. two others remain critically ill. the debris still lines the street and police cordons remain in place. all day police officers from the met�*s specialist crime command have been working here at the site, trying to figure out what happened, what went so badly wrong to cause this tragedy? asake has released a statement, speaking of his devastation at rebecca ikumelo's death. with so many

world of possibilities which i'm excited to explore, new ways for me to communicate with people of all ages and from all backgrounds." of course, mattbut he did garner a 2 million votes so that may be what he is referring to as a way of reconnecting with members of the public. the right honourable matt hancock, former health secretary, has announced he is stepping down. the health secretary says there is no shortage of antibiotice — as he urged parents to remain vigilant for signs of strep a. steve barclay said checks within the department of health had not revealed an issue with supply of the medicines after the national pharmacy association said there were "blips" in the supply chain of liquid penicillin, which is often given to children. here is the health secretary speaking this morning. we have very regular contact with the medical suppliers, we have a dedicated team that does this day in, day out within the department of health and the manufacturers have said they don't have concerns in terms of supply at the moment. it's always the case if you have a particular surge in one or two gps, then the response to that is in terms of

nashville and atlanta and 20 below in chicago and by monday we are slowly making our way out of the deep freeze jose >> mattrickman, thank you. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine. no christmas cease-fire there as russia renews its deadly attacks. our matt bradley reports, but first, a warning that some of the images are disturbing >> tonight's ukraine's christmas in russia's crosshairs after air strikes hit the southern ukrainian city of kherson killing ten people and wounding dozens more a civilian was here said this soldier. the car burned down. the attack coming six weeks after ukraine's military liberated the city from russian occupation and a day after president volodymyr zelenskyy -- said russia could exploit the festive season the president warning of a cold, dark christmas after relentless russian attacks on ukrainian power infrastructure. >> we will celebrate christmas, maybe candle lit because there will not be -- there will be no electricity. >> on the front lines, army clerics are keeping the season, but even as the fighting rages on the front lines here in kyiv, christmas is an act of defian

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matt taibbi feels the same way. michael shell burger and yoel roth.e who said if he didn't feel if the f.b.i. was breathing down his neck and getting his antenna up for hunter biden. listen the what he said under oath. they learned there was a hack and leak operation involving hunter biden. excuse me, that's yoel roth, the vice president of twitter. meanwhile they are saying the f.b.i. is saying we're gas lighting with conspiracy their i haves who was directly interacting with the f.b.i. they said he was -- he understood the hunter biden thing was coming down the line and chan feels like he has been unjustly called out. elvis chan, i have news for you, roth says that you guys brought up the hunter biden laptop so when it came out they were ready for something that looked exactly like you were war gaming with them in the tabletop exercises at the aspen institute with "the new york times," "washington post" and other outlets. something else into play. not only is the hunter biden laptop a player in twitter, mark zuckerberg told the same thing to joe rog

way. when title 42 lifts abc, matt rivers spoke to a couple previously expelled under title 42.ng in. see you, dad juarez, hoping to cross once the policy expires they keep trying to cross because they're looking for a better quality of life. some democrats say it's past time to end title 42 title. 42 is not immigration policy much different place when it comes to covid today than we were two almost three years ago, but republicans pushing back whether it's covid or some other issue when you have people coming across the globe without knowing at all what their health status is that almost by definition is a public health risk. they have adduced this problem. they made promises well over their skis on title 42. now i don't know how to get out of it because they have a war within their own party. and if we're looking at 14 to 18,000 people across the border a day there is going to be mayhem down there. border patrol has already encountered 2.7 million migrants at the border this year, the highest on record. sam bacon freed, the founder of the crypto currency firm ft x is expected to wai

in a lot of ways this is the new lyrical discourse normal. mattriminal, he said those words in an interview with "the post." never good words to have to say. isaac boltansky, telling us what to expect in 2023. thank you very much. futures are still up half of 1% here, kicking off the shortened trading week. we have gains across the continent with the exception of u.k., london closed for a holiday but we are seeing gains in france and germany. paris, s&p futures at 6/10 of 1%. the 10 year yield trading at 3.7714. we will talk to dan nieves, major securities analyst about when those stocks will come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds in 12 months on golo. golo and the release has been phenomenal in my life. it's all natural. it's not something that gives you the jitters. it makes you go through your days with energy, and you're not tired anymore, and your anxiety, everything is gone. it's definitely worth trying. it is an amazing product. matt: welcome back to bloomberg.com -- "bloomberg surveillance." i'm matt miller here w

and to be clear, matt is in nols way acting on behalf of the republicans. but the scandal is not about conservative or liberal ideology. it's a story about what is systemic political bias. it's a story about- ab censorsh. it's a story about propaganda and misinformation. that is now being- inst institutionalized in big tech companies. itbi that are seriously harmingr coun our country. and the next level of thisinvolm is our own fbi's involvement. and thates makes it far worse. and i'll get into this in a second and it goes well beyond the hunter biden laptop scandal. >> take a look. ol accounts d accounts that wery requested to have things taken t down by the dnhec and by the biden campaign, even ones that have nothing to do . with the hunter biden laptop, if they will also be releasedse. in to release all the files. so it's not like anything that's hidden. this is like whatever stasi files or your truth and reconciliation like nelson mandela would say. s you know, ifay you want reconciliation, there must wa. ruth so that's that's the intent. intent here is

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not only for his birthday celebration at the white house, a stop at ground zero, and matt yankee stadium. also the waysed the catholic church since abuse crisis. >> from the ministry this is absolutely incompetence when who is really guilty cannot be priest. >> there are other critiques of benedict if ended muslims with a speech suggesting islam could be a violent religion and sparked a global uproar when he lifted the excommunication for for renegade bishops. benedict wasn't a politician the pope was above all an intellectual and a priest to a surprisingly well received by the masses, take a listen. >> yes we mourn his death. we will miss him very much. we are sad. but, we also praise almighty god for the gift that he was his 96 years. >> you mentioned it emily, benedict the 16th was the first pope to step down and more than 600 years he'll be the first time in a long time his funeral will be presided over by a reigning pope, emily. >> charles what's the best way for the public to pay their respects? >> i think the most obvious things for people to do his head to mass and offer prayers for benedict t

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matt had just announced that his family, her in laws, we are about to move in with them. >> he had already made the arrangement, they were on their way. >> it put her on red are lurked, and freaks her out like nothing. i've never seen her so nervous. >> matt's mother was coming, and not just her, her partner and matt sister too. and liz, did not like them one bit. told nathan, matt's mom didn't approve of her, or her marriage to matt. >> there were qualities in the family members, that lives did not want around her daughter, definitely. >> when liz called nathan, she sounded desperate for a way out of that arrangement. >> did she then ask if she can come to talk through this? >> yeah, it wasn't it wasn't an ask, it was i'm in the car on the way over now. >> lives spent the night at nathan's, venting. and the next day, feeling somewhat better, but still wary went back home. >> but when nathan's voter the following day, she sounded tense. >> she was very hard to get off the phone, and it's like i have to, go by, done. >> before she hung up, liz told davison, she would call him in next, day monday. but, monday came, and went. >> it wasn

way. one more thing before i go, matt would you come right on up with me for just one second period let meell you right now, this is what the moral majority look like. come on up here. this is what moral carnage looks like. [cheering] [applause] wewe don't fight we do not get t of that box so we do not run out of the bottom. we need june 23 pit we need jun. we need everything you've got. we've got work to do virginia let's go get them. [applause] >> thank you. we are going down to richmond and chair of the stuff up folks. i just finished stu's book a few days ago. i want to talk about a couple of things m real quick that hit me really hard when i read his book. i went through similar situation as you guys know that he did. he wrote a book he sat in his office and something told him to make that video. he drove home on a 30 minute drive thinking, should he post video? he had no idea what the effects were to come after that. he talks about in the book how it was in the front of his house before he walked in should he post that video and thinking how it might affect him and how it might affec

matt manner and a and in that way, explain why these old stories matter. because they shaped who i am and it's this book is the story of my own self-discovery of how those people long ago shaped me. but i also ask a hard question and that's why didn't i know this stuff when i was growing up? why didn't we talk about this? we have these anti-slavery abolitionists who nearly got killed more than once for this and that never came up in conversation. it's white amnesia. why did we have that? and i and i'm that's also what i'm trying to explore. how is it that we forgot about all that? so my my closing chapters, i'm trying to grapple with that and i'm not sure i'm very successful at it. i think that's a question to keep asking and keep turning over. you know, one of the things i found interesting was the effort by your great great grandfather to to create this sort of integrated church thing in in texas. and it didn't work right. it didn't work. i mean, the the methodist governing body voted like 100%. no, we don't want that. and i'm wondering, were they were t

that includes the historic southern city of seville, where we sent matt rumsey to watch the match. there is no way that morocco and not spain out of the faithful world cup. that's what spanish fans was saying. here in seville before the round of 16 guy. it's shocking even to say it, but that's exactly what happened. oh, from the penalty spot off to 90 minutes. and the goal was extra time. this spanish city is gone, but not speechless. i don't know. maybe they play is when he was arial, it was horrible. i was 10 solids i. i don't think they play about the i think both of the teams were very strong morocco drew with croatia. i'm beat belgian to talk route. they were well capable and well prepared to cause an upset where the grits goat zebra to them the go to if you have a great go to cut and william you can believe in your players. they believe in his players. that's why we, when we are making history, that's the center morocco. he's making history. so this is so unexpected and we're so happy and i don't know, i don't have any word to say, i'm just really happy. the moroccan players are, we're in a

it is somehow less or, you know, free speech upholding then the current way that he's doing it. >> matt. mashable was among the reporters whose accounts were suspended. vendor tells news nation. he does think the fact he's been critical of musk in the past contributed to his being banned. says he even supports musk restoring accounts like donald trumps. even accounts who call themselves white supremacists so long as the policy dictating which accounts are suspended and which are brought back is fair, not based on political leanings. british cows back is fine. if treated equally across the board that will use scene. >> is that there are accounts who are suspended and were suspended after must take over and have no idea by their count has been suspended. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us this morning. washington post tech reporter taylor lorenz has now been suspended from twitter as well. and this is apparently because she violated twitter rules, though. it's not immediately clear which one shortly before the ban, lorenz tweeted directly at musc asking for comment on the story. in s

that what doing, it is somehow less you know, free speech upholding then the current way that he's doing it. >> matt been turn a list with the digital news site. mashable was among the reporters whose accounts were suspended. vendor tells news nation. he does think the fact he's been critical of musk in the past contributed to his being banned. says he even supports musk restoring accounts like donald trumps. even accounts who call themselves white supremacists so long as the policy dictating which accounts are suspended and which are brought back is fair, not based on political leanings. british cows back is fine. if treated equally across the board that will use scene. >> is that there are accounts who are suspended and were suspended after must take over and have no idea by their count has been suspended. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tanight. the samaritan house hosting a drive-thru toy giveaway in san mateo today. hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of presents were being distributed to families in need this holiday season. samaritan house says they're seeing 4 times more people se

it is somehow less you know, free speech upholding then the current way that he's doing it. >> matt beenn a list with the digital news site. mashable was among the reporters whose accounts were suspended. vendor tells news nation. he does think the fact he's been critical of musk in the past contributed to his being banned. says he even supports musk restoring accounts like donald trumps. even accounts who call themselves white supremacists so long as the policy dictating which accounts are suspended and which are brought back is fair, not based on political leanings. accounts back is fine. if treated equally across the board that will use scene. >> is that there are accounts who are suspended and were suspended after must take over and have no idea by their count has been suspended. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. and new tonight, washington post tech reporter taylor lorenz has then suspended from twitter for, quote, violating twitter rules, although it's not immediately clear which rule shortly before the band, lawrence tweeted directly at musc asking for comment on a

ways. and i look forward to doing more of that . well, matt hancock's of that.ell, matt hancock's there on tik—tok and our political editor darren mccaffrey . he joins us now from mccaffrey. he joins us now from newmarket in west suffolk. matt hancock, can and c of course, and darren, does this mean we're going to see a lot more of matt hancock on a various sub reality tv shows ? we are promised tom. tv shows? we are promised tom. maybe a good thing. maybe a bad thing for some viewers out there. we are promised no, we're not going to see him on strictly come dancing or take part in dancing on ice . indeed. any dancing on ice. indeed. any other reality tv foes? the x factor, britain's got talent . factor, britain's got talent. no, he is to commit himself not to the commons as constituent mp, not as a conservative b, because i think it's pretty unlikely the whip will returned to matt hancock . that had been to matt hancock. that had been suggestions that happen. suggestions that would happen. it a matter of days ago it was only a matter of days ago though, were to

concord group and way point our construction managers on this project. thank you to matt irwin. robert and the kay hill team for partners in the redevelopment of potrero. you all know kay hill was the gc for connecticut as well. we appreciate supervisor walton and his staff for supporting the project and a huge thanks to the california department of housing and community development for helping us >> yes. helping us put your funds from the california housing accelerator. they were in lieu of traditional 4% tax credits and bond [inaudible]. this project would not have been able to start construction and create jobs without them. once again, thank you to the mayor's office of housing and community development for providing both predevelopment and gap funding. i want to thank ryan. sailor abrendzon dwyer. sarah, lydia and eric shaw. additionally, i like to thank staff at oewd for support and asisterance with needlement approvals and the permit process which can be crazy. special thanks to hope sf staff for your community development effort. thank you to our construction and lendser

it is somehow less transparent you know, free speech upholding then the current way that he's doing it. >> matt been turn a list with the digital news site. mashable was among the reporters whose accounts were suspended. vendor tells news nation. he does think the fact he's been critical of musk in the past contributed to his being banned. says he even supports musk restoring accounts like donald trumps. even accounts who call themselves white supremacists so long as the policy dictating which accounts are suspended and which are brought back is fair, not based on political leanings. accounts back is fine. if treated equally across the board that will use new scene. >> is that there are accounts who are suspended and were suspended after must take over and have no idea by their count has been suspended. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight in national news, an arkansas sheriff's deputy dead after being hit by a truck. he was escorting during a procession for wreaths across america. that program honors fallen veterans during the holidays by placing wreaths on their tombstones. police

a wa to match the january six committee hearings, trying t figure out how to matt's impeachment against donald trump in a way that using th gavel, republicans think the might be able to roll out narrative, a stronger narrativ than democrats laid out over the last couple of years successfully i might add my sense is you're going to se a lot of attempts that retaliation. i think, you're gonna see a lo of chaos within the republican party. that's why it's so incredibl important that jeffries wa elected the next minorit leader, it was done unanimously, to show that there was consensus for his candidac candidacy, and for democrats policymaking going forward i don't think you will get tha on the republican side david, looking back to on that omnibus bill that you followed nine republicans voted for seven which are not coming bac to the next congress, to our t leaves, what do you see? >> i think it is an exercise and gop unity. in a typical environment, 30 o 40 republicans would've vote for him. they're in the middle of a heart family conversation. i don't think kevin mccarthy will be the next speaker of th house.

way. all right. just one more thing before i go. matt strickland steve, would you come right on up? me just for one more second. and let me tell you right now, this is the moral majority looks. stu come on up here, man this is what moral courage like. you don't win. we don't fight. we don't get out of that foxhole. we don't climb out of the bottom of that pit without you. so we need you in 2023. we need you in 2024. we everything you've got because we've got work to do in virginia. let's go get them mad and tell everybody. how wrong they that. i told you these are good. and we're going to go to richmond it's and stuff folks all right folks i know i just finished stu's book a couple days ago and i wanted to talk about couple of things real quick. they hit me very hard when i read his book because i went through a similar as you guys know that he did. he wrote the book that he set in his office and something told to make that video. and he didn't post the video from, his office, he drove home on a 30 minute drive thinking, should he post this video? because he had no idea what the eff

that includes the historic southern city of seville, where we sent matt ramsey to watch that match between morocco and spain. there is no way that morocco and not spain out of the faithful world cup. that's what spanish fans was saying. here in seville before the round of 16 guy. it's shocking even to say it, but that's exactly what happened. oh, from the penalty spot off to 90 minutes and the goal this extra time this spanish city is done, but not speechless. i don't know. maybe they play it when he was already though it was horrible. i was 10 solid time. i don't think they play about the i think both of the teams were very strong morocco drew with croatia. i'm beat belgian to talk group and they were well capable and well prepared to cause an upset where the grits go with them. the go to if you have a great go to you, couldn't william then you can believe in your players did believe in his players. that's why we, when we're making history, that's the center morocco. he's making history. so this is so unexpected. and we're so happy and i don't know, i don't have any word to say, i'm just really happy. american players are,

reporter: despite the often treacherous journey, thousands continue making their way across the u.s. border. abc's mattivers speaking with this woman who traveled from honduras. >> why did you want to cross? [ speaking non-english ] >> to make a better life because there's no work in honduras. >> reporter: there were three judges who denied that request from red states, and they were appointed by obama, biden and trump. you'll remember, it was former president trump who put title 42 in place during the pandemic. whit? >> i'll take it from here, zohreen, thank you. >>> in the meantime, the biden administration is gearing up for the expected influx of migrants. abc white house correspondent maryalice parks joins us now with more. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: janai, good morning. what we know now is that unless the supreme court intervenes, this policy that let agents rapidly expel migrants will expire in just days. now, immigration advocates had been calling for this policy to end. they say that it denied people a right to make their case for asylum, but the white house knows there is that real

25th that's because this church like a lot of its parishioners returning to celebrate matt as a form of identity as a wayciat themselves more with western europe than with eastern europe this is -- we talk about the warm christmas in the u.s.. this is kind of like here a wa for christmas. we're basically deciding whe you're going to celebrat christmas is staking your tent in whichever camp -- whichever identity you want to choose whether it's with moscow o with the west. i spoke with one young woman whose family like so many here were so bring the christmas by candlelight. because of the rolling bac when - they were cooking thei christmas dinner over ga camper stoves. here is what she had to sa about why for the first time she and her family were having their christmas dinner o december 24th. christmas eve. the night before christmas and not on january seven whe they have in the past. here's what she told me. >> after russian invasion, w also started getting to know more about our deep culture. it's culturally closer to what we want to celebrate and also that we feel closer culturally to the western worl

way. all right. just one more thing before i go. matt strickland steve, would you come right on up? me just for one more second. and let me tell you right now, this is the moral majority looks. stu come on up here, man this is what moral courage like. you don't win. we don't fight. we don't get out of that foxhole. we don't climb out of the bottom of that pit without you. so we need you in 2023. we need you in 2024. we everything you've got because we've got work to do in virginia. let's go get them mad and tell everybody. how wrong they that. i told you these are good. and we're going to go to richmond it's and stuff folks all right folks i know i just finished stu's book a couple days ago and i wanted to talk about couple of things real quick. they hit me very hard when i read his book because i went through a similar as you guys know that he did. he wrote the book that he set in his office and something told to make that video. and he didn't post the video from, his office, he drove home on a 30 minute drive thinking, should he post this video? because he had no idea what the eff