rebecca harding is chief executive of the centre for economic security and she believes the uk —— talkrough how they would play the meeting. and starmer really needs to keep that so this trip is all about uk soft power. in other words, diplomacy. perspective to play tough. we knew about how he was going to threaten the security environment of europe directly. and so what keir starmer will be trying to do the need for us security guarantees, but also make sure for example, by setting up a defence security and resilience bank. it was discussed in the house of commons yesterday. so all of these things are actually very important he's been on this message for quite some time talking required, etc. but will he will he get any sort of leeway on that setting out the frameworks. as i said, this defence resilience security bank is very important for that type of framework. so the language is that of economics. it's that of finance. it's that of doing deals and bargains. so, so long as keir starmer keeps that type of language in his sight, i think it's going to be very straightforward to calm th

rebecca harding the 7 7 the centre 77 7 the centre of 77 the centre of economic tojust over $39 billion, rising tojust over $130 billion for 2024, which is a massive 114% increase compared to a year earlier. firm deepseek may have on nvidia's future revenues. but the firm doesn't expect a slowdown, it's forecasting growth of around $113 billion for the current quarter. katie silver has been following the earnings. .it . it was interesting to see that the boss of nvidia that the bees ef nvidia wae55 55 55 55 about deepseek and what 77 of impact he thinks of its impact on their company. he thinks of its impact on their coman . , , ., their company. yes, because of their company. yes, because of - their shares _ their company. yes, because of - their shares went - their company. yes, because of - their shares went on - course their shares went on a roller—coaster when deepseek announced late january, remember these results but remembertheee—resulte that time. as don't encapsulate that time. as for �* the don't encapsulate that time. as for �*the market don't encapsulate that time. as for �

rebecca harding is chief executive of the centre for economic security.me minister will have to play his cards carefully i asked what the strategy might be. and starmer really needs to keep that so this trip is all about uk soft power. in other words, diplomacy. making sure that president trump actually feels like the uk is on his side, but is also prepared the security landscape in europe has changed enormously. we knew about tariffs. the security environment of europe directly. security guarantees, but also make sure that the us is aware that the eu and the uk are securing their he's been on this message for quite some time talking that is definitely required, etc. but will he will he get any sort of leeway on that or assurances on that? this is all about laying cards on the table straightforward to calm things down a little bit and because the tech giant has beaten all wall street expectations with its fourth—quarter earnings. huge demand on the 26th of january. annual revenues were also up, rising to just over $130 chinese firm deepseek may have on nv

rebecca harding there.here is an awful lot at stake and we have full coverage of the will have full coverage of the minister's meeting with prime minister's meeting with president trump today. editor chris mason is 7 7 theprime travelling with the prime minister. also, we will be across friday's meeting between president zelensky and president zelensky and president trump at which it is expected the two will an expected the two will sign an agreement, a deal on critical minerals that are said to be in the soil in ukraine, of great value to the us of course. also it is reported in some that on his way back newspapers that on his way back from president from washington, president zelensky will be in the uk on sunday. so an awful lot happening regards to happening with regards to ukraine of europe ukraine and of course europe the uk's relationship with united states. let's now concentrate on nvidia. the tech giant has beaten all wall street expectations with its fourth—quarter earnings. huge demand for its ai

>> rebecca: it's hard to get around, this is what you can do to keep them both better your frige, and them in the carton, in the coldest area, the back of the frige, you know the fanty egg holder in the doorthe, they will go bood fancy you can freeze the eggs out of their shells up to a year. if they are on sale, you can stock up and freeze them. and, the prices on some family staples right now are actually heading lower, things like milk, breakfast cereal, and bananas, as we have tried are a good swap, that's something to look at, and apps like ibota >> michael: you said, "freeze them out of the shell", crack them first. bri okay, mary, how do they plan to tackle this issue that's putting pressure on the american households? >> reporter: the president promised he would bring down prices and he is well aware voters supported him because of the economy, the well awaret many v addistration admits this is going to take time. the president blaming rising inflation on his predecessor and the biden administration is blame for the bird flu outbreak, they are working a a new strategy, using t

rebecca lobach. >> she loved fiercely and she loved hard, and she was just such a golden person. s into a room, and she smiles, and it's just -- it's just golden. >> gio: her friend and fellow aviation officer lexi freas telling us rebecca was a selfless servant. >> she was just the type of person that would bend over backwards the help the people she loved. that's the person i am in this career field because of, and it's heartbreaking to know that i have to continue the rest of my aviation career and i don't get to share it with her. >> gio: and among those on that plane, 42-year-old justina magdalena beyer and her 12-year-old daughter. her mother overcome with emotions. her brother translating. >> she wants everyone to know they're asking for prayers. >> gio: just so awful, and a reminder here, we will be getting bits and pieces of information as investigators analyze everything that they're finding, but we may not get real answers here for a very long time. these are complicated investigations, and nailing down exactly what caused this tragedy is absolutely critical so that it

rebecca. was it a hard choice to make? >> it was such a hard choice. i don't want to disappoint anyone.s nice. nice to have backups. [ laughter ] it sounds like you won't need one. are you ready for the big reveal? are you ready to share with us? >> i'm so excited. >> lara: we're gonna put it up. we're gonna put the three finalists up. one of them, not fair, robin. one had a dog in the picture, right? those are your three finalists. >> yes, they are. >> lara: are you ready to tell us which of those men has stolen your heart? >> i'm so excited. i'm so excited. >> lara: all right. let's do it. who are you going on your valentine's date with? >> i'm going with casey. >> lara: everybody check out casey. there he is. oh, look at those hearts flying off of him. love is in the air. what was it about casey that captivated you? >> he also has a dog. i just want to say, he also has a dog. [ laughter ] but our conversation i found myself sharing with him things that i didn't with the other contestants. i love that he goes to church every week. i love that he has ambition and is into wellness like

rebecca: we're not rejecting any of this. kelsey has her own take on this. you've been hardnew orleans -- >> rebecca: the po boy. >> exactly. this is super classic ingredients from the po boy. the real tricks here are like when you marinate your shrimp, you want to have pickle juice, hot sauce, butter milk. >> rebecca: pickle juice to marinate. >> that acid brightens it up. super easy. the other secret thing, when you have your dredge, add corn starch. >> rebecca: your dredge. dredge is? >> the flour mix. breading. yeah. magic of tv, we're done. these are not technically your classic nachos. this is a crostini. y'all said to bring it. so we are not just messing around here, y'all. >> rebecca: you make it special. >> you just want to pile on. you can do shrimp, oyster, crawfish. whatever. whenever you want to do is fine. classic ingredient of a po boy. lettuce, tomato. >> rebecca: sam's eating. >> i got you ready already. >> rebecca: thank you so much. >> we've got remoulade. there's no cheese on these. >> rebecca: no cheese. >> sam: we've got cheese and no cheese. >> he has

it's hard and it's cruel, but we can find a way through this reality. peter hujar�*s day. of british actors ben whishaw and rebeccaegendary new york james bond's gadget master 0, are among his most famous roles. she's not one that interests me that much. in peter hujar�*s day, being shown at the berlin film linda rosenkrantz, played by rebecca hall, and peter portrayed by ben whishaw. so it's literally a film of somebody talking of all the stuff that days are full of, which is mundane and not mundane, like sometimes...very strange banal, and it's. .. i suppose, is how i've come to think of it. in a very interesting time, wasn't he? and �*80s, and he photographed the people of that community. views ben whishaw as a kindred spirit. he's worked with him before. the film—maker also has great respect for gay culture at that time. the world that he photographed is important to me, and he was, in a way, um... people were not seeing or refused to see. where there is... the film has earned some glowing reviews, than engaging. in terms of a message. it's just like you just dropped into a space and time, minutes, which is...

rebecca is hidden, is minimized is neglected. so i'm pretty to going peripheral. so that was too hard to do going peripheral and you know t shirt so let's say let's go 30,000 feet now that we've been in the granule and go up for a minute why did you choose this as your topic? how did you get to pat nixon? tell a little bit about your your landing on this decision. what drew you to pat nixon, right. well, i was just talking with sheila judith a little bit earlier that same question. so i did my previous book at the league of wives was about the p.o.w. and my wives, who worked to get their husbands out of the hanoi hilton. so that happened under johnson administration. and then the nixon. excellent book, you barry untold. well. thank you. well, i loved doing that book and meeting these women and. those women after i met those women, got to know those women. i thought with pat nixon, i didn't know at all. didn't have any. i'm 54, so i didn't really remember the nixons or any of that. but i thought, know who this woman is, because i knew the p.o.w. wives so well, their women of that same

. >> sometimes it's hard to be your friend. >> go team! >> rebecca: welcome back to gma.n. donny deutsch will be joining us with his predictions for this year's super bowl ads. there's gonna be a lot of celebrities in them as well. >> george: one of my favorite segments. first top headlines we're following. ice and federal agents searched for illegal immigrants in denver. authorities say 100 people targeted were violent criminals including members of a venezuelan gang. ice deports 8,700 raids last week. and the chinese ai tool deepseek one of the top apps. two congress men set to introduce bipartisan legislation that ban deepseek from all government devices. this follows our report that experts found code that has the ability to send user data directly to the chinese government. >> rebecca: not the end of that story. first responders came to the rescue of an unconscious man on an out of control boat in florida. you see it there. the boat was just going around in circles on a lake. a rescuer was able to leap onto the boat, stop it and get the man. he's expected to make a f

every channel constitutional crisis but rebecca is right, the focusing on elon musk they have to personalize this because if they go to the substance it's very hardfend the expenditures but what was interesting, to point that were interested about elon musk. one, were spending as much money on national defense as servicing the debt, can you imagine a household spending that much money on the credit card interest payments, people would say you have to stop. another thing that was interesting is the retirement system that we keep the files and an actual mind in the workers that go down there and put pieces of papers and files and you could only have 10000 people for each higher a day because that's only number that can go up and down elevator it's truly astonishing. and the thing that's really funny and we made this so many times on the show at the thousand people that work there were able to work in the private sector they were produced more for the country in terms of tax dollars and other goods and services. all of those things there is no substantive way to attack this. this has to be done in some respect whether doge or something else. maria:

rebecca: i love that she's choosing her dress. i might have taken a little bit longer to choose my dress. >> sam: it's hard. ebecca: i think it's great. [ laughter ] okay. we're going now to the gma cover story. grammy winner chappell roan known for songs like "pink pony club." now she's calling for action when it comes to healthcare. she's getting results. ♪ >> rebecca: this morning a major step in the music industry. less than two weeks after grammy's best new artist winner chappell roan used her acceptance speech to call on record labels to provide more support to their artists. >> record labels need to treat their artists with a living wage and protection. label, we got you, but do you got us? [ cheers ] >> rebecca: universal music group launching a new initiative with music health alliance, which aims to help provide mental health services to not just artist, but current and former music professionals. the fund offering assistance like recommendations for mental health counselors and psychiatrists and grants to help off set costs. >> a fund like this can literally be life saving. when a label like unive

hard to see him doing that today. >> yeah. sally goldenberg, thank you very much for joining us. welcome to the show, rebecca roiphe.e some video from the landing incident at toronto pearson international airport. a delta airlines plane arriving from minneapolis. take a look at this. appears to be upside down. unclear how it got upside down. it's pretty snowy out there. we know eight people have been injured. one has been airlifted. you're still following the story. and we're going to give you a little bit more on the other side of this break. stay other side of this break. stay close. this is steve. steve takes voquezna. this is steve's stomach, where voquezna can kick some acid, heal erosive esophagitis, also known as erosive gerd, and relieve related heartburn. voquezna is the first and only fda-approved treatment of its kind. 93% of adults were healed by 2 months. of those healed, 79% stayed healed. plus, voquezna can provide heartburn-free days and nights, and is also approved to relieve heartburn related to non-erosive gerd. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take if allergic to voquezna or whil

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