we have the impression that the convicted head of the ops. in some ways envies his accomplice, let'sone was a casher, because popov was a casher there, yes, the whole city knew about it, that is, it is absolutely no secret, he had his own companies , through which he had a serious structure, they at one time registered 2% of law firms in the country, everyone there knows them, and he, you must understand, that... nikolaevich, he is not some person who i spontaneously took it and made such a serious business. igor popov, another leader of the ops, lurg, by a strange coincidence circumstances also while away the life of the chelyabinsk region. unlike his younger accomplice, popov works hard. we found him in the metalworking shop. kubalta, damkrat and roulette. igor popov now never parts with these instruments. he spends his day straightening twisted steel pipes. the work is physically difficult, but popov himself asked for it, he says that this way time passes faster and... one more circumstance: working in a colony is a significant plus when deciding on parole. we asked the convicted

experts call people from ops lurk quite good professionals, they are ordinary programmers, they justly from a slightly different angle, that is, how to withdraw funds, and i would say that this firstly, they are good specialists, and secondly, they were very organized, that is, if there had not been such a clear organization of who is responsible for what, most likely they would have done this within the given time frame... and also representatives of the ural center for security systems in real time time, hacker attacks can be observed on the territory of any state, on this interactive globe. let’s say here you can see that from russia, from moscow, this is just hosting, that is, this... they were left without freedom and a future, but they could today it would be useful to earn honestly a lot of money. good it specialists, oh, how our country especially needs them. this is the story of the lurk cyber group. this was our investigation from moscow, sverdlovsk and chelyabinsk regions. the conclusion is for you to draw, see you on the russia 24 tv channel . what are they, wandering mus

the ops consisted of the following structure: these were the organizers, two people, we had kozlovskynd popov from various regions, that is, we are not tied to the territory at all, then the testers, there were three of them, people who administered the bootnet itself, itself and there were three people and finally people who dealt with money, yes, of course, there was financial resources for false details, there were three of them, this is a schematic grouping, the geography of the criminal work of hackers was unusually extensive, and not... and igor popov. they confiscated documents, several system units, a cell phone, and flash drives. in igor popov's cottage, jewelry, as well as hunting and pneumatic weapons. and here are several more episodes of detentions of members of the lurg ops, which took place in yekaterinburg. to get to dmitry silkin's apartment, respondent. documents where your police post is, what if they ask for something from the evidence, the experienced investigator was not mistaken, a dark object is falling in the snow, you threw it away, or we will now go with wit

none of those convicted were guilty did not admit, while during the court hearings the head of the ops constant troublemaker. there are provisions in the indictment that do not allow us to be convicted on the basis of up to 14 years of imprisonment. konstantin kozlovsky received the maximum sentence, 14 years in a maximum security colony. the second leader of the lurg group, igor popov, was sent to jail for... 13 years. kozlovsky protested the sentence, the court, having considered appeals, reduced his for a period of six months. to figure out how hackers managed to steal money from bank accounts with impunity for so long, we decided to meet with some members of the organized crime group. first of all, we were interested in leaders. groups. konstantin kozlovsky is serving his sentence in a maximum security colony in the chelyabinsk region. he met our film crew and told us warmly. i didn’t have free will, i wasn’t a free bird in all these respects, i couldn’t earn as much money as i wanted there, i lived at the level of some average measure entrepreneur. kozlovsky presses for pity, sayi

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of course, i'm a member of the co op i paid and i do this long ago. but i'm still waiting for my electricity bills to finally go down. this is grace, don't forget, le mars. demetrius brought coffee. the islands only taxi driver has already ordered an electric car. he can't wait to swap his diesel vans for an electric detroit. the french car maker also use as healthy as a stage for it's 0 emission mobility strategies. 6 electric vehicles have already been made available to the islands authorities. individuals combined tailpipe emission pre situated models that attractive prices. after all, the island is a test laboratory for the development of electric mobility for the automotive group . it's a standalone environment. it's so you can. it's smart enough to grasp and cater for a spot of an experiment, but also because it is a standalone, isolated environment. you can easily try to address each and every need. and you can demonstrate the for secret capability of renewable energy being solar winds and electric transportation. so it's an ideal to setup for

i'm also a bit suspicious, of course i'm a member of the co op i paid and i do this long ago. but i'm still waiting for my electricity bills to finally go down. this is grace. don't forget, le mars. demetrius brought coffee. the islands only taxi driver has already ordered an electric car. he can't wait to swap his diesel vans for an electric central and the french car maker also use as healthy as a stage for it's 0 emission mobility strategies. 6 electric vehicles have already been made available to the islands authorities. individuals combined tailpipe emission pre situated models that attractive prices. after all, the island is a test laboratory for the development of electric mobility for the automotive group . it's a standalone environments. so you can, it's smart enough to grasp and k to for as part of an experiment. but also because it is a standalone, isolated environment. you can easily try to address each and every needs. and you can demonstrate the force here, capability of renewable energy being so with an electric transportation. so it's an ideal to setup for an e

, op, op, op, excellent, excellent, well done, coming not only, buckwheat in the children's diet, productul substances as iron, potassium , calcium, iodine and b vitamins. at the same time, buckwheat contains almost no carbohydrates and is gluten-free. to diversify your child’s menu, cook with buckwheat not only the usual porridge, but salads. use vegetables, fresh herbs and light dressings. so, first of all, boil the buckwheat. let's not forget her. add a little salt , make sure it doesn’t boil, the glop should turn out crumbly, in the meantime, prepare the rest of the salad ingredients, chop the olives, sweet bell peppers , divide the tomatoes and cherry tomatoes in half, cut off the hard part from the cucumber, use only it for the salad, chop the parsley leaves, for to prepare the dressing, squeeze out the juice of half. add olive oil and a little dried oregano, add chopped herbs and mix everything carefully, then transfer the chopped vegetables into a bowl, add dressing, add boiled chilled buckwheat, carefully mix all the ingredients and give the salad time to soak, meanwhile , cut th

the ops consisted of the following structure.izers, two people, we had kozlovsky and popopov , these are the developers of the order itself, and where there were 10 people, they lived in the most different regions of russia, and, of course, in the most different regions, that is, we are not tied to the territory at all , then the testers, there were three of them . people who administered bout itself, that is, the vpo itself, and there were three people, finally people who dealt with money, yes, of course, there was a financial, so-called wing, called obnal, there were the most numerous of them - 20 people, and people who were involved... directly in pouring in funds, transferring funds to false details, there were three of them , here’s a schematic such a group, the geography of the criminal work of hackers was unusually extensive, they operated in 13 regions of our country, while the virus developers, testers, uploaders and cashers were mostly friends. to ekaterinburg, for to participate in this unique operation , about 250 emp

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igor popov, another leader of the lurg ops, by a strange coincidence, is also serving a sentence in thethe younger counterfeiter, popov is diligent. kubalda, damkrat and roulette. igor popov now never parts with these instruments. all day long he straightens out... igor popov is a man from the nineties, about him only one fact speaks of his criminal talent: he has been involved in cash transactions all his life, he is familiar with a good dozen authorities of past years, including so... the uralmash dog, and they say they have gone through fire, water and copper pipes, while remaining alive and unharmed , you shouldn’t provoke people, awaken some kind of greedy desires in them, well, somehow we woke up, i of course understand how we did it, well, it was some kind of unconscious actions, instinct. popov, like the majority of members of the lurg group, does not agree with the verdict, nevertheless admits that for them this is a completely normal activity, they... she, valya, cashed in, did not renounce what she had done, but never felt any guilt for herself. i had no reports , no receipts

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at least based on what he is writing here in this op-ed. is he really looking for something more short-term though? >> no. because when he says deradicalized or deterrorize gaza, he's referring to the palestinian authority. the same one he deliberately weakened in the last 15 years and strengthened hamas in order to then claim rolling his eyes, well, we got no partner. so when he's saying what he is saying, when he's writing what he's writing in "the wall street journal," again, if you read it and you're a novice, it makes perfect sense. it really does. expect that it does really relate to the day after. gaza's aftermath. these are all euphemisms. in the short-term, he's promising the war to continue but as i told you in a previous conversation, there is a distinction that needs to be made, richard, between war and fighting. the fighting will continue. the war as we see it now and you commented on that earlier, will change the way it looks. it's dynamics. >> ambassador, let's skip back to the people on the ground. the families o the hostage

in a "wall street journal" op-ed, a history professor there at harvard likennens harvard to a medievalrship for ignoring academic honing city, saying politicization and lower standards are jeopardizing the school's standing as a great research institution. here to react, manhattan institute director of constitutional studies, ilya shapiro. ilya, thanks for being here. it is amazing considering what she faced for her reaction to what happened in israel that now these plagiarism allegations are out there, and you've got professors saying this is not what ab institution like this is supposed to look like. >> yeah. her disastrous performance at the congressional hearing was really the tip of the iceberg. and the water has sort of drained out and revealed, to mix metaphors, the run in that iceberg, in harvard, in elite higher ed and higher education more generally because it's really what we're seeing is the illiberal takeover of our institutions of higher learning such that traditional core missions of research and open inquiry are sub9 accelerate ised in the interest of -- subverted in th

a of local interest in the islamic republic since i can help you with local interest and that it co-ops that local interest through foreign material for political support.t. the houthis can set their own rate of fire that they have the fire thanks to the islamic republic of iran. this is why it was quite hard for me and intelligence community and academic community and analytical communities it say this or a smoking gun other we need support on october 7? you have all the "wa street journal" sources, local sources saying yes, then you have reuters with all their local sources say no. it depends on your perspective and your understanding of how this proxy network works, and whichmp camp you will fall into. >> host: we are talking about iran's role when it comes to the israel-hamas war happening right now.g take your phone calls as well. if you have questions about the history, about the political dynamics of the region, now would be a good time to call. behnam ben taleblu with the foundation for defense of democracies, specializing in israel -- specializing in iran as a talk about israel

, i’m telling you, what are they in a coward’s way, op, op, podzdaniya, you see , the gas station ofthe gas station, kamaz, kamaz, kamaz, and the diesel engine is on, i give a smaller zoom, panties, we saw, i give the bottom. i asked this senior lieutenant, i ask how many shells you still have, he says enough, he says, i say, quickly unload the others, and we shoot all that there is, and about 20 shells were additionally fired, they explode, they explode, they hit, hit, hit, let's take two, leave two at a time, that's all. it was effective and effective, it was nice to see my work that it brought such a result. if my memory serves me correctly, for another two days , shells burst and fires broke out in that place. we were amazed at what we charged after that, 48 units of equipment, several armored vehicles. cars of the command post and more than 45 automobiles that were loaded with ammunition, most of those people who were in those buildings, they must have died or burned alive, a dude was burned at work, an overflowing feeling of happiness for the excellent work and the power of the

like this, oop-op-op, and here, oops, you can catch it right from the car, well, on purpose. winter is already been recorded, thin ice beckons, there were crowds of fishermen on the amur bay and on the coastal rivers, before going out onto frozen bodies of water was officially banned. many seem to come here, not even just for fish, but simply for some sensations , to breathe some air, to fall through, if, here it’s not too deep, well, i failed, i tried to get out, i went home, before the ban on careless people was introduced inspectors from the ministry of emergency situations tried to reason with the fishermen, i remind you that they are waiting for you at home, not necessarily with your catch, but also without, wife, children, mortgage, so look , clearly, we don’t gather more than ten people, because this kind of fishing can’t even be called ice fishing, the fishermen... the catch is reflected in the puddles, the ministry of emergency situations employees handed out instructions on what to do if you still fail, they convinced those especially at risk were persuaded to return to the s

this is ope's story. my name is ope and i am a fashion futurist.e first thing that i did with a pencil was draw some clothing. that's my first memory. it was hard for my father to accept me as an artist because it was just not what he wanted me to do. he wanted me to be a doctor. i always wanted to be a designer, a fashion designer. once i left school, after my father passed away, i started to manage stores. and then years later, i went and became a fashion stylist. i was always looking for subjects. i started to dabble into photography, creative direction, painting, and i was incorporating some of my paintings into all of the artwork that i was creating. so i was doing a lot. ijust started to experiment more with digital fashion avatars and metaverse technology. if metaverse is gamification of life, then the nft gets you into the game. it is the game token. at that time it was novel, it was new, and so i created my first nft artwork for an art gallery inside the metaverse. it's a long process, but the short form is that i go into a programme calle

. >> carley: there is this "the washington post" op-ed we wanted to highlight.ed just made such wonderful points about of the real way that you should celebrate christmas. there is such a focus on gifts. but this op-ed says this christmas share your most precious gift and that is your time a year from now almost no one will remember whether the turkey or ham was perfectly cooked, what friends and family will remember is who was around the table for the meal, or who took an extra moment at work to really listen to what you had to say. or that person who shared a laugh with you. this christmas take time to reach out to family, friends, colleagues, the neighbor you haven't heard from in a while. spend that extra minute. time is the most valuable present anyone can give or receive. what a great reminder. >> kevin: amen, so true. any time you are busy, and we all are, and you are traveling this time of year. and you know it's old martha thing. i'm scurrying about and you guys are not -- you know. it's like relax. take a minute. reflect on why you are trying to do all

take a look at this op-ed from "the new york times".ine reads: a trump conviction could cost him enough voters to tip the election. now, so far as we know trump's charges haved had very little effect in the polls. if anything, they've lit a fire under his base. if there is a conviction in any of these charges, does it change the way things play out according to -- as per "the new york times"? >> it could. independent voters may view it unfavorably. the same could be said though, ashley, for if hunter biden gets convicted. and it is shown that president biden was far more involved than he has indicated. we already have seen a few times where he has said things that aren't there true about a his involvement with his son's business dealings. so there are going to be a lot of twists and turns in this 2024 election. let me just say this, if you're looking for an inspiring, uplifting election, 2024's not going to be your year. [laughter] ashley: all right. well, let me can you about a this. "the new york times" and cnn claiming that desantis'

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, op, op, great, great, well done, journey through blue-eyed, through the eyes of foreigners, what amill, a mill, yes, it reminds me, this is donka’s book. that only adzin is analogous to our fireplace ўvogul ў susvetse, near rasіi, near the city of samara. all these workshops are lively, and here they prepare meat decarats for pasta. darechy, he knew in the bathhouse of the theater. let's remember folk traditions. krepen - geta, yashche yago is called by the people with singing drums. the paper was pressed with the first teeth on the back. and then the lips dropped and began to hum with a melodious voice. i am. it’s not so easy to choose quality products for healthy dishes, it’s not so easy to buy good products, but it’s a pleasure to cook from them: it’s better not to take too huge a piece of meat, most likely the bird was fed gmo products and hormones. buy an orange, touch it carefully, the fruit should not be soft or deformed. a proper breakfast is the key to health and good mood. we will have a french style breakfast. this is a clafoutis with goat cheese and vegetables. the time

this op-ed is clear eyed about the threats we face.talking about the anti-semitism of the postwar era america's anti-semites were more fools than monsters, then he says the anti-semitism that is poured forth on the campuses in the autumn of 23 is a different thing. the reversion of the politics to the aggressive unapologetic. of course especially young people on campuses they think of themselves as virtually -- what is a thousand times worse they think of the hatred is righteous. it is morally fashionable among them. and this brings me back to the beginning. you have real and important practical challenges. these are real students sitting here and they need to be protected. but you also have a moral challenge. it's fashionable too many members of the communities. it is ideological. as you view the practical work protecting your campus, you must also do the rhetorical work of changing hearts and minds. that is your job as a campus president. that means being willing to risk your job to speak truth clearly, insistently and unapologetical

, op, great, great, well done, belarus. good raneti belarus club of editors, when you say belarus all over the world, they say lukashenko, what is he getting involved with? the worst thing is when children die, i now i’m not only talking about children in palestine, i’m now talking about half a million syrian children, about 2,500 children in donbass, and this is called collateral damage. double standards, outright, vile hypocrisy regarding the assessment of events in palestine in other countries, honestly in ukraine, belarus, russia. don't miss the show on belarus 24 tv channel. where they fight not with the help of physical strength, there is strength, no intelligence is needed. in our program we will prove that this phrase has nothing to do with sports, after all, sport is a matter for smart people. name the hero of the famous tv series in the past, who during his school years played for the ural stars team and even scored a hat-trick in the final of the leather ball tournament. a show where the main weapon is intelligen

netanyahu making the same argument in his op-ed. is that apples and watermelons? >> it's like apples and hub caps. they aren't even both organic. i think that every time israel launches a 2,000 pound bomb and creates massive collateral damage, you create if you will, accidental terrorists and what was missing in those world war ii comparisons of course is the underlying radicalization within the religion in the region. that creates a passion set all of its own. i think and i'm sure this is being conveyed to the ambassador who is a friend of mine and someone who i have a lot of regard for, almost ten years the israeli ambassador here in washington. what is being conveyed by jake sullivan and blinken is look, as your friends, we are telling you you have got to dial this back because the long-term consequences, not just in the creation of terrorists, but in the creations of sanctions against israel, loss of israeli economic advantage globally, there's a host of long-term costs that's going to be associated unless the israelis start to dial it back. >> some might argu

it gave everyone a photo op.re's any real connective tissue in the political realm or military realm and so far that meeting has not been fruitful for either side. maria: not at all. look at the photo op, xi jinping and joe biden walking in a park. it's outrageous. nnone of the aggression comes up in any of the meetings, biden and xi meetings and they lie. they say we're going to have an open communication and it never happened. no deliverables. >> that was supposed to be one of the big wins of had that summit was that we were going to re-establish military ties obviously it isn't happening. but honestly, maria, why would it be happening? we have absolutely never seen china follow through on any kind of promise that they make and a it makes me furious that we continue to be the supplic a ant in the relation submission with china. we -- relationship with china. we are constantly kowtowing to chinese authorities and in this complete -- in this middle east conflict, they are the actor behind the scene. they are back

, op, op, op, excellent , excellent, well done, yes, not skates, tanya, but boxing will be in this episode. we will also discuss upcoming events in the world of dance sports in the studio together with the chairman of the belarusian dance sports alliance, anton yuspa. why? because this weekend is the ninth. and december 10 in the belarusian capital in the palace sports, international competitions alliance trophy 2023 will take place. by the way, first , we recommend that the whole family visit the republican christmas tree tomorrow, december 9, if you wish, you will find a big concert with your favorite stars, delicious pancakes, soldier’s porridge, and of course, the action will not be complete without santa claus snow maiden , where we tell you in the parking lot of the libyazhi water park, when we will also give you a hint, or rather a reminder, tomorrow at 14 the battle will reach a new level, so don’t miss it, and our broadcast will continue after the news release, we will return immediately to this first live broadcast, dear friends, hot studio to say good morning to you. what a swee

. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the the "big weekend show", new york times op-ed argues kids should be able toion genders because they quote the freedom to make mistakes and the op-ed title born this way, born that way? the corners right the panic over transgender children driven by the fear that they will regret transitioning but freedom to make mistakes his court to being human. david, your thoughts on very long, thousands of words op-ed but i'm sure you can make this brief. >> to give you credit, 4000 words or whatever thousands of words, first of all, if you can't make a simple argument, write a complex story and this is a justification but ignores him of the basic things, if you have a child that has some form or gender dysphoria, the first thing should be a form of counseling from a parental involvement, not medical castration or puberty blockers or the other things or go in for top or bottom surgery, this is mutilation of our kids and an attempt to muddy the watters to see the conversation that this is a freedom of choice issue. as a young developing children, your frontal lobe doesn't

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this op-ed in the houston chronicle on christmas eve compares the migrants crossing the border to marry and joseph. it says like joseph and mary and their children, 100 million people around the world are estimated to have been displaced this year, many of them on the move this very night. refugees and migrants are fleeing persecution, poverty, war and unspeakable violence. the op-ed urges washington to look at houston as an example of openness and good sense towards immigration and to balance security with humanity. just another point of view. and unaccompanied 6-year-old boy was put on the wrong spirit airlines flight landing hours from what was supposed to be his destination. we have that story for you. gas prices dropped to a yearly low last week but that may be a wrap for falling prices. what can we expect in the new year? he is next. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has

it in his op ed today.ey've got try he said, see, they've got to try and get handle on this. and get a handle on this. >> labour have got the answers on immigration we're yet to on immigration yet. we're yet to hear of them. you used to hear any of them. you used to work cameron. i'm work for david cameron. i'm intrigued you intrigued to know what you think. foreign think. cameron as foreign secretary, the secretary, might make of the rwanda because it doesn't rwanda plan because it doesn't seem to be the kind of thing that support. i think that he would support. i think he you've got he said that unless you've got a better then don't snipe better idea, then don't snipe from the sidelines. >> i think when he was an overwhelming endorsement, when he government, he he was he was in government, he talked getting immigration he was he was in government, he talke(to getting immigration he was he was in government, he talke(to tensing immigration he was he was in government, he talke(to tensingthousands,>n down t

you see it op our streets, no rule of law.se criminals who should be in jail are getting out and killing people. and now you see it in our election campaign. do you think we have finally reached a point, the american voters, to which they're saying, stop, this has gone too far? >> i think the radical left willing to shred the constitution, is willing to shred the rule of law as a long as a it allows them to advance the cause of leftism. i don't think they care what the constitution says as long as their spurious interpretation of it allows them to keep president trump off the presidential ballot. and as you said, that is the just such a dangerous attitude, one deeply at variance with the u.s. constitution, with american traditions, with the very idea of the american republic. fortunately, i think their efforts are going to fail, and i think in 2024 we are going to see a conservative revolution the likes of which this country hasn't seen in a long time as voters reject exactly this sort of left-wing approach to our cup. david:

and jada in the op-ed, you said this about the situation facing your aid workers on the ground. today our staff members are not safe. they tell us they're making the dail daily choice of staying with their families in one place so they can die together or go out to seek water and food, and in today's "washington post," it is reporting that already 135 united nations relief workers have been killed in gaza since october 7th. and that's more deaths than in any single conflict in the organization's 78-year history. i mean, it's astounding, jada. so you know, talk to me about these obstacles that aide workers are up against trying to survive, and at the same time, trying to help civilians. >> yeah, this underscores our critical message that there is absolutely nowhere safe in gaza for people to be. we have 85% of the population that has been displaced into a small area. they cannot leave the territory. there are no borders open tho them. and increasingly there are no safe areas because of the indiscriminate bombing. the other thing i would add, since this began, gaza is an area unde

in an op-ed, he wrote, "no way mr. blair, no way mrs. queen. i am profoundly anti-empire." in 2010, zephaniah spoke to democracy now! just after he joined the british production of the people speak, a people's history of britain inspired by the work of the late historian howard zinn. >> i did not know it was like democracy. i didn't know the difference between left or right or anything like that. i just knew i was suffering racism, i was suffering police brutality, our schools were run down, our houses were run down, and i wanted to speak about it. it was political, but i couldn't spell the word "politics." i just wanted to talk about the conditions we lived in. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from dubai in the united arab emirates. israel's bombardment of gaza has entered its third month. health officials in gaza say the israeli assault has killed over 17,000 palestinians. earlier this week, an israeli airstrike in gaza city killed the acclaimed palestinian ac

the ops consisted of the following structure: these were the organizers, there were 10 of them, theylaces. regions of russia, and, of course, in very different regions, that is, here - we are not tied to the territory at all, then there were testers , there were three of them, people who administered bootnet itself, that is , the software itself, and there were three people, finally people who had the largest number of 20 people behind them, well... and igor popov. we took in documents, several system units, a cell phone, and flash drives. in igor popov's cottage there is jewelry, as well as hunting and pneumatic equipment. the investigator was not mistaken, what if they throw out something from the evidence, an experienced one, a dark object is falling in the snow, is it you in russia, or will we now go with the witnesses, seize it, carry out everything that is necessary, and accordingly... it flew out, that one flew out, the phone was thrown away everything must have crashed, that's right, just one phone, and that's why something crashed i threw it away, just not everything, the wh

we have a vote coming op. mr snack — down the path. we have a vote coming op.r snack was asked if _ down the path. we have a vote coming up, mr snack was asked if it's - down the path. we have a vote coming up, mr snack was asked if it's a - up, mr snack was asked if it's a vote of confidence, he said no but in reality it probably is, isn't it? in technical terms of rishi sunak made this a vote of confidence he would have let risked losing the whip. he said that would not be the case which we think will come back next thursday. this would not be a confidence

james bennet won two pulitzers for the times, he worked there 20 years before publishing an op-ed, hefrom the paper, and many agreed with the op-ed, he concluded the times problem has metastasized from liberal bias to illiberable bias, and tom cotton asked for the national guard to protect people and businesses if the riots were out of control. far left times let by nicole hannah jones of the 1619 project, not only opposed cotton's idea, they wanted it' rised and bennet's head on a platter. the times that is the spine of a jellyfish, they gave the extreme in the ecosystem what they wanted, john. >> john: it's a long essay but well worth reading, the times is now a mere shell of what the founder wanted the paper to be, and that is a publication that does work without fear or favor. bennet writes its journalists are afraid to trust readers with the mainstream conservative article such as cottons and leaders are afraid to say otherwise, why so many have lost trust in it, the times is failing to face up to a crucial question it has lost faith in americans, too. it's -- basically, he's see

the good samaritans that stepped in to stp op it. >>> baseball's $700 million man and the record deal. >>> the life-saving lesson that turned a seventh grader into a hero. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we're following breaking news as we come on tonight. 56 million americans are on alert for severe flooding, as a powerful storm system makes its way across the country and will take aim at the northeast. right now, that storm is hammering the south. multiple tornadoes touching down in the south, causing damage to homes and other structures. these images are from northern tennessee. a long track tornado later spotted in bowling green, kentucky, the same area where 17 people died after a different tornado hit almost two years ago. this is how the storm is expected to move into the northeast. high winds and up to four inches of rain in the forecast. the new york city area could see the worst of it. city officials already issuing a travel advisory from sunday into monday. a flood watch issued from 12 states from virginia to maine. >> oh, my god.

a photo op with the trophy and other venues, activities on the field. >> it is just wonderful.s, all of the craziness that we get so involved in the day to day we forget to pause and enjoy the moments. so, this opportunity just gives you a reason. i see it every day through my son's eyes, now through all of the kids that are here. the magic of the holidays and what it represents. >> the foundation has been putting it on for 29 years. so nice to see the kids out there. it is really nice. our bay area sports teams do a great job. >> i say shout out to amy. she is the founder of this event. man, i tell you what. she was losing her voice in a speech today. it is okay. take a vow. great job. >> absolutely. >> all right, we have a lot of sports to talk about. i think we should talk about the flag flagrant. >> i mean, you throw your arms above your head, if you have not seen it, you are about to. safe to say i don't think there is much of a defense why green was ejected tonight. early third quarter. i don't know what compelled green to do this. right in the face. green received a flag