j what the shadow chancellor rachel reeves said in response.— reeves said in response. in response. i think we've got months and _ reeves said in response. i think we've got months and years - reeves said in response. i think we've got months and years of. we've got months and years of wrangling about this coalmine. labour's — wrangling about this coalmine. labour's green prosperity plan is about— labour's green prosperity plan is about investing in the future. we have _ about investing in the future. we have a _ about investing in the future. we have a plan— about investing in the future. we have a plan for renewables. there are plenty— have a plan for renewables. there are plenty of ways of getting jobs in cumbria and north of england and film in cumbria and north of england and right across — in cumbria and north of england and right across the country. carbon capture — capture and storage, floating offshore wind, green steel as opposed _ offshore wind, green steel as opposed to polluting steel. those are the _ opposed to polluting steel. those are the answers to the

reeves to michael, gave her an a letter sent by rachel reeves to michael , gave her an opposite to michaelin april 20, 20. it was very nice , smug, by the way, very nice, smug, by the way, stephen, i it was recommended in various firms to provide ppe and the like to the nhs . it included the like to the nhs. it included a football agent company run by a football agent company run by a professional football agent saying that they could provide ventilators , a historical ventilators, a historical clothing company offering to make gowns . a company that make gowns. a company that exists to reduce dependence on plastic, saying that they could provide tests . a private legal provide tests. a private legal practise in birmingham with only two employees is a new website saying they could provide scrubs and gowns . saying they could provide scrubs and gowns. this was a very odd, sort of eclectic list cobbled together by the labour party and sent across to the conservative party . how is sent across to the conservative party. how is that any different? let's let's get something absolutely straight.

when confirmed, judge montgomery-reeves will join the proud company of so many of the biden appointees who are little by little reshaping our courts for the better. of the 95 judges we've confirmed to date, 71 are women. 75%. 65 are people of color, almost 70%. 45 are women of color, nearly 50%. and 23 are black women, nearly 25%. we've never smeen a class of new judges that brings so much -- never seen a class of new judges that brings so much diversity and dynamism in a single two-year stretch. it's not just the diversity that matters. in the last two years, the senate confirmed more civil rights lawyers, immigration lawyers than typically in this chamber. it's a big reason today why our courts are more balanced and dynamic and more experienced than two years ago. you can be sure, madam president, that judges will remain a top priority in the congress to come. more judges mean a more balanced judiciary and a more balanced judiciary will mean greater trust in our courts in the long run, so important for our country at this moment in time, because the maga supreme court and so many of

montgomery-reeves, congratulations. know that our president and our senate is proud of you, has confidence in you and looks forward to your years of service on this most important federal circuit court. thank you, and with that, mr. president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the >> i hope this bilbo's into the the president's desk very soon, they've consistently been a bipartisan effort, had that is my expectation this year olds well, how the nominations from . confirmation of the nominee. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: grateful. vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 53. the nays are 35. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. mr. schumer: mr. president. the

reeves for three. got it. >> bill: that's his game. >> brad: that says second field goal and also the second three and he cuts it to three. >> bill: that's what he signed up for. nice cut. >> brad: livingston got a piece of it. it is still ucla ball. third time still no good. >> bill: that's that toughness, they don't back off. undeterred, this is the other player around the hole. 48% from three. >> brad: clark at the free throw line. filling out by two on the way. >> bill: pretty good shooter. 62%. plus who is going to play smarter. >> brad: 5:30 to go. >> bill: they switch it out on reeves. >> brad: looking for the screen. >> bill: didn't have to do it. >> brad: that goes against nwuba. >> bill: that's it. trying to do the right thing, you got the line as an extra, establishing defensive position. etienne, i think he's played great defense coming on the floor. >> brad: i guess. nwuba is done. etienne comes in for him. at the free throw line, the guy who just hit the big three down the court. antonio

which brings us back to reeves.says delta was at fault in this scenario and while the airline offered to rebook him, he says the next available flight was two days later. to avoid that, he drove to monterey regional airport to catch a flight on another carrier. delta played for his hotel and rental car, but he says not his flight. >> it were not getting the flight and you offer the voucher, why do we not get the voucher? airlines tuesday morning for comment on this situation but as of tonight have yet to hear back. as far as why reeves did not get the voucher, it is up to the airline. the department of transportation does not regulate terms and conditions of airline offers, so another reason we should always read the fine print. >> >> so easy to skip over the fine print, but we should. is there anything in the works to strengthen consumer travel rights? >> there is a federal regulation pending right now that if passed, will bring consumers more transparency. requiring airlines to disclose fees for things like baggag

governor reeves previously said his administration is committed to ensuring all federal funds are made available on an objective and race neutral basis. the environmental protection agency now investigating if mississippi violated the civil rights act >> no city in the united states of america should have a fragile system that leaves 190,000 citizens without clean water to drink. >> reporter: epa administrator michael regan says the federal government has not adequately invested in communities. why do you think that a city that's over 80% black is facing a decades long water crisis >> environmental justice is a serious issue in this country, which is why the president has made it a priority we know black, brown, tribal communities, low-income communities have seen a lack of investments, but also, are on the front lines of the impacts of these lack of investments in climate change. >> reporter: jackson was the first city regan visited following his 2021 appointment. >> i saw port-a-potties lined all along the school and i thought that was due to construction. but that's what the student

as far as why reeves did not get the voucher, it is up to the airline. the department of transportation does not regulate the terms and conditions of airline offers. another reason we should always read the fine print. dan: no question about that. still ahead, we closer look at the southwest airlines meltdown and what can be done to prevent it from happening again. 7 on your ♪ this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car. you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always over a. that's why we don't offer a car. we offer the car. ♪ sixt. rent the car. oh ms flores. you're the leader of many and pet wrangler, too. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. national university is here to support all of you. national university. supporting the whole you. ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive an

she means this reeves guy or this one.you prefer. >> i have e-mails and chats and texts and pictures and stuff that i dare any girl to read. these not believe it's true. they go right to your heart. and landers wasn't really being moved by one of the world's biggest movie stars. she was a victim of water known as imposter or in-person nation scams. the key scam is a relatively recent version of this racket. >> and affective victims have been reported being conned by it both nationwide and around the world for some nations scams are becoming a member items, whether that's government impersonation or >> it is not some person rep, relatives, impersonation or online interest group known as romance scams since the start of the pandemic. more than 150,000 romance scams have been reported to the ftc. >> likely just a fraction of the total many, if not most victims are too embarrassed to report having been duped, a scammer pretends to be someone that you trust. >> in order to convince you to or your personal information >> that's

rachel reeves party conference. rachel reeves has failed on veiled plans to make the uk the high start up hub of the world in front of a few hundred business leaders in london's canary wharf. she few hundred business leaders in london's canary wharf . she spoke london's canary wharf. she spoke of labour's plans for economic growth . britain can achieve so growth. britain can achieve so much in innovation, in trade and growth. we have ability, but we need government and business working to make the most of great potential to spread opportunity far and wide right across the country , and to allow across the country, and to allow everyone with the talent the effort and the ideas to see their vision through to reality . this gb news to bring in more as it happens. now there is my . patrick okay , everyone, i want to just okay, everyone, i want to just level with you straight away. haven't watched a single minutes of harry and meghan docu series on netflix . not a second of it. on netflix. not a second of it. now going t

were not mistaken in this voice, the version actually listed was voiced by shrek voldemort keanu reevessense and not only and not only uh, the battle of chances also sounds, by the way the voice is all young kuznetsova and this of course, well fantastic profession. we know that it has already been taken out to a separate yes series of art forms in the department. still. this is a kind of acting profession, first of all, of course. that is, you want to say that when you voice something, you also try to enter into the image, there are the same, of course, yes, absolutely, if you watch or film a dubbing actor during the sound, then he , in principle, gets used to and tries to experience the same emotions that the hero experiences on the screen did vsevolod sorry, just when you graduated from the shchepkin school. you've already trained as an actor. how did you come to this particular angle. that's how i became an actor in drama theater and cinema. and this is one of the varieties that not all actors actually master, because it is quite difficult. and there you have some circles like this j

in most cases where calls to mister reeves rule requires them to go through the state appellate systembeforen fact or at least the rule he advocated foinhis brief before they have a claim for crew. someone like that the person suffering under a term limit ... >> the stutof limitations is most likelythe person bringing the claim, it's about the defendant . e purpose i'm trying to focus in on for the traditional purposes of the ate of limitation that affects the defendant so why is the defendant in any different posionnot the person bringing the clai the defendant states that we will rule your way versus esther reads way. >> let me explain what i believe that type of appva on the plaintiffs time. best served by having to find the are not made illegal individuals looking to extend the length of their cims long as limitations se way a statute or because it gives someone exposed to tt claims or other claims definition as to when they no longer have to be on essentially preparing for litigation for those things. e flipside is an accrual rule typically marks when a person mak airst-degree sui

this is have been republican governor tate reeves. he entered the state of emergency november 22nd over the water crisis, and he has consistently blame the locals. he has said that its local authorities who are responsible for jackson water graces. at the same time, reeves and republican control, mississippi state legislature, have repeatedly vetoed or otherwise rejected the city's request for infrastructure repairs. he's vetoed water project funding, helped me understand here and your view, what is the biggest problem occurring here? well, it's issues of environment, racism. it's a community that is not fully valued, and therefore the state does not see any, any responsibility or need to fund the residence of jackson fund. these challenges, these are democratic problems, these are white or black problems. these are problems of human dignity issues that residents simply deserve the ability to turn on the faucet and know that water is going to come through that faucet and come to safely. so while the governor has attempted to wash his

, chris leslie and reeves, chris leslie and tulkarem and so on.o the idea that you get anyone with an economic portfolio together in the same as business and business can give constructive feedback and also get a bit more of an inkling of what labour might do . a policy detail if might do. a policy detail if it's elected it's actually a right of passage and i'm sure when the conservatives were in opposition before a general election, they also did a lot of engagement in the public sector . so it's not tax on your lawn is a point maybe engaging with a part of the economy where you're traditionally seen as less closer ties to. and of course the choice location, as you mentioned , canary wharf, a mentioned, canary wharf, a creature of the eighties, but also very much a technology hub today speaks for itself symbolically , i suppose , when symbolically, i suppose, when we're looking at policy terms , we're looking at policy terms, what are we expecting to see being announced today by the labour party? is it going to be more broad stroke or are we goin

david reeve says he agreed to give up his, his wife and his daughter's seat because delta offered them each seat, but the offer did not hold up. the copilot did not show up, so delta ended up canceling the flight and the vouchers. >> you are not honoring the vouchers you agreed to pay and now you are canceling the flight. i thought it was bad business. >> delta offered to rebook reeves and paid for his hotel and rental car, but did not pay for his next flight. airlines are required to compensate passengers before they bump them from the flight, though the conditions of the compensation are not regulated. we have not heard back from delta. >> developing news in colorado, where people were forced to sleep in their cars after a snowstorm. snow was coming down at two inches per hour. the snow lead to accidents that ended up closing interstate 70 near denver. cars were backed up for miles, people trapped on the road for 10 hours. at least four other highways in colorado were also closed. the state patrol they patrol saying people should delay their plans. >> for shortage of ambulances a sho

. >> joe: key on knkeno reeves.ohn he went out to california to a gun range and learned how to actually manipulate weapons, use weapons effectively. do transitions that only really guys and special operations can do, will. all the weapons manipulation and shooting that you see in those john wick movies ke learns to d. he is still making movies. who is the next guy the lovable chris pratt. picking up stories that tell real stories about american heroes in the military while tom cruise goes on tv and does an interview my job is like being in the military because i have to train so hard. i'm sorry. it will. >> rachel: is he 60 years old. >> joe: i'm not a tom cruise zealot. i love maverick. i don't think he is the end awesome we have good folks out there. >> rachel: 60 years old. beyond impressive he is still doing his own stunts. >> joe: have you seen key an know's hair? he has got to be close to 60. ted's adventure. i think tom cruise is the ultimate move star. no one can take this away from him. stallone, arnold sch

meme sad keanu reeves. the fans were photographed sitting alone in the park.ed a holiday . i pull the mood uplifting day. the actor himself then said he was not sad, but simply thought and was hungry, and so that he would not be so sorry for him, he released a book an ode to happiness with his humorous poems, where lines like i pour a bath of sorrow and wash my head with regret shampoo, and the world reminds me that maybe even worse, the illustrator of the collection was alexandra grand, who a few years later, the riff finally found happiness in keanu 's personal life is called not only the saddest, but also the most mundane and kind actor, he lives in his mansion or penthouse, and in an ordinary apartment they ride the subway. and always gives way to women. he easily communicates with ordinary people. recently, for example, i attended a wedding that was celebrated at the hotel where he was staying. one day , the plane on which he was flying made an emergency landing. rips rented a bus, he got behind the wheel and drove home, the rest of the passengers part wi

i remember i told you, this guy is really popular. >> jimmy: it's keanu reeves.ll right. i'm glad you saw them. [ cheers and applause >> no, i do. and now i get it now i get it why everybody loves him. but he's also a really nice fella. >> jimmy: he's such a cool guy yeah, he's great i was talking to you backstage i go, it's a photo for every day of the year. >> yeah, and also for anyone born on leap year. because i was thinking, you know, if you got the book and you wanted to see what happened on your birthday and you were born on february 29th, you know, how terrible if it wasn't in there >> jimmy: yeah that's right [ light laughter ] you're right it was so interesting. you were telling me this and before you told me this, i was going to tell you this i grabbed the book and immediately went to my birthday >> what's your birthday. >> jimmy: september 19th >> that's right near fred's birthday >> jimmy: oh really? >> yeah. he's 14th. >> jimmy: i went to september, it's a young elvis presley >> yes >> jimmy: on my birthday and i loved that - >> that's his high scho

> the water crisis triggere naacp complaint in september alleging racist policies b governor tate reevesclaiming federal money was allocated to smaller majorit white communities instead of jackson. governor reeves previously sai his administration is committe to ensuring all federal fund are made available on an objective and race neutral basis. the departmental protectio agency now investigating i mississippi violated the civil rights act >> no city in the united state of america should have a fragile system that leaves 190,000 citizens without clean water to drink >> if he administrator michael regan says the federal government has not adequatel invested in a communities. >> why do you think that a cit that's over 80% black is facin a decades long water crisis? >> environmental justice is serious issue in this country. which is why the president has made it a priority we know black brown -- low income communities hav seen a lack of investment. but also are on the front line of the impacts of these lack o investments. and climate change >> jackson was the first cit reagan visited follow

. >> reporter: for the reeves family, it was about breaking barriers >> to be able to come out to thelet and see lots of different faces, lots of different cultures represented, it is very important so everyone feels like i am part of that. >> reporter: part of a future where anyone can reach for the stars. >> i might become a singer or dancer >> reporter: what would you say to that kid who was watching us, what would you tell that kid >> hold fast to the dream and the dream even bigger. the sky is absolutely the limit. ♪ [ applause ] >>> i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time, and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, the pipe is fixed but the damage isn't done. part of a san francisco neighborhood flooded after a water main burst sending water gushing into homes and backyards. also another hit for twitter but the reason a bay area university plans to stop using the site after the eon must buy. >> not what they expected on the trip to the post office and what we know after a car crashes into the building. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joinin

here's abc's will reeve from doha. >> reporter: it's the quadrennial spectacle that captivates the planete world cup unites soccer fans in passion and hope around the globe. >> usa, usa! >> reporter: on the pitch, this year's tournament in qatar, wonderfully chaotic already. surprising upsets like japan beating spain. >> the second comeback against a top nation of world football -- >> reporter: and saudi arabia's opening game victory over lionel messi and argentina, seismic. >> a stunner. one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. >> reporter: messi catching some grief from some gleeful saudi fans. 32 teams qualify for the world cup. now we're down to the final 16. >> you have favorites like germany, for instance, completely out of the tournament. i tell you what, this also excites me because this is the opportunity for us to say good-bye to some all-time greats like messi, which is like saying good-bye to serena or michael jordan. messi has meant that much to the sport. >> reporter: only eight teams have ever won the world cup, all from europe or south america. >> usa, usa! >> repor

governor reeves previously said his administration is committed to ensuring all federal funds are madend race-neutral basis. the environmental protection agency now investigating if mississippi violated the civil rights act. >> no city in the united states of america should have a fragile system that leaves 190,000 citizens without clean water to drink. >> reporter: epa administrator michael regan says the federal government has not adequately invested in communities. why do you think that a city that's over 80% black is facing a decades-long water crisis? >> environmental justice is a serious issue in this country, which is why the president has made it a priority. we know black, brown, tribal communities, low-income communities have seen a lack of investment, but also are on the front lines of the impacts of these lack of investment and climate change. >> reporter: jackson was the first city regan visited following his 2021 appointment. >> i saw port-a-potties lined all along the school, and i thought that was due to construction. but that's what the students have been using for year

and the last is francis reeves, who supervised the distribution of the of the cargo.and when he came back to the usa, they he wrote a memoir about his trip to russia in january 1892, the relief movement became more consolidated with the appearance of the russian famine relief committee of the united states and national committee that worked closely together with the red cross association of the united states. the committee was headed by john hoyt, a former newspaper editor and governor. ex-governor of the wyoming territory, who had previously visited the russian empire, and the members included senators, businessmen, governors and philanthropists. the last ship of the famine fleet, the leo, was sailed on june 13th from new york and sponsored by the editors of the christian herald magazine, a famous priest, david talmage and editor luis klopp's. they previously sent part of their assets with the animal and talmage and klopp's, who accompanied the cargo at their own expense, received amongst the most cordial reception in russia. talmage was even granted an audience with

the clerk: the judiciary, tamika montgomery-reeves, of delaware, to be united states circuit judge for the third circuit. h.r. . mr. hagerty: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. hagerty: in the last week new details have come to light with tiktok to censor speech. this is not limited to twitter, but this news underscores the problem and the need of congressional action to protect the rights of the american people. americans need to know when government and big tech platforms are trying to manipulate what they can say or what they can read. recently published e-mails to show what the company did to prevent the americans to see a news story weeks before the election. the twitter executives locked the twitter account of the white house press secretary who simply mentioned a story that was published in an established american newspaper with one of the largest circumstances in the country. facebook admits it likewise limited the spread of the story based on a general warning from the fbi about propaganda. the evidence also emerged that in 2022, biden and de

it doesn't make any sense to tear them away because if they can be turned in to suddenly hauser, reeves done, it's much better professional gardener. andrea's friend rich started his rental tree business 5 years ago. also as a way to save trees and cut down on waste, he offers several options for his trees to live on after christmas. and 3 da da bomb blood lies of the tree stays in the pots, and is rented out further and remains in the nursery business, so to speak. or we sell a treat to garden owners or private forest owners who then re present it didn't hurt or i'll flood some damage. but time one. since this is deann and me as 1st experience with renting a library, they need to know some of the basics of how to take care of it for the next couple of weeks. reaches to sibyl mom of the important thing is that the tree is properly watered. the tree should be kept damn. not too close to the heater and not too long inside the apartment and then it will be fine. you have to water it. ah, the challenging part begins after the tree is packed up and ready to go. moving it directly into a heat

will reeve joins with how science fiction is coming to life.will, this is a big deal. >> reporter: it is, michael. the two most important words are at the core of this. thus, at the future of energy. experts say think of nuclear fusion like bottling the sun. it could mean a bright future. this morning a huge new breakthrough. some are calling the holy grail of clean energy. for the first time american scientists replicating the same heat and power of the sun to make energy. >> america has achieved a tremendous scientific breakthrough. >> reporter: scientists at the lawrence livermore lab pointed lasers at a container holding hydrogen isotopes. creating incredible heat, just like the sun. >> reporter: scientists say we could rely less on fossil fuels. if this looks and sounds like something out of a science fiction movie you're right. >> my job is complete. >> reporter: that lab in california was actually part of the film set for "star trek: into darkness." nuclear fusion part of the plot in "spider-man 2." >> the power of the sun in the palm of

not bandwalk reeves, this issue a couple of times before she came, nancy talked about the u. s. involvement in resolving the dispute between india and pakistan over kashmir. this did not go down well at all in india, which sees this as a bilateral issue. so she did some damage limitation before she came in and said germany, his position on kashmir remains unchanged. that means it's a bilateral issue, and of course, there'll be a discussion on russia's invasion of ukraine and as well as he's also taking part in a panel discussion about germany's perception of what is happening in the into pacific . so a lot of issues, upper discussion. now i'm reader on friday, the u. g 7 and australia agreed, a price cap on russian oil. so what are the chances of india supporting this decision? they little are low because in fact the scab comes into fact today, december, the 5th, the indian foreign minister has repeatedly said that his responsibility lies to the consumers of india. and india is very energy hungry. it gets most of its crude from overseas. and before the invasion of ukraine, by

the truth rachel reeves on those figures earlier.ething like the second highest rate of inflation that we've experienced as a country in 40 years. with the numbers today show that food pnces numbers today show that food prices alone have gone up by 16 and a half% in the last year. so this is clearly a very concerning time, particularly for mums , dads and grandparents for mums, dads and grandparents in the run up to christmas . and in the run up to christmas. and the government can't be complacent about this because this is also putting pressure on mortgage rates and on rents. and as we go into the new year, again, i know that many families are going to be worried about how they're going to pay their mortgage how going mortgage and how they're going to rent. and we need to pay their rent. and we need more from the government to help a cost of living crisis. but crucially grow our economy crucially to grow our economy because economic growth, because without economic growth, it's impossible living it's impossible to raise living stand

we saw a lot of shadow ministers coming to visit, we had big hitters like rachel reeves, ed milibandtion, that 11k majority, people from the labour party there very happy with the result, even if it wasn't completely unexpected. a little noisy behind kayleigh there as well as people start to take things down after the election. a black british charity campaigner who was repeatedly asked at a royal reception at buckingham palace on tuesday where she was "really" from by a senior figure in the royal household has described her experience as t. abuse" ngozi fulani was questioned about her background by lady susan hussey. lady susan is one of prince william's godmothers and the late queen's lady—in—waiting. it comes as the duke and duchess of sussex prepare to release their documentary next week in what they say is the inside story of why they stepped away from royal duties. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. i'm very clear. no matter how uncomfortable it is for other people to accept, i'm very clear that i experienced racism in an environment that i should've felt safe in,

so great to see members of congress here, senator reeves, so glad you're here, congressman swalwell, mcnerny, well, i don't think that congressman -- she's not here. conor lamb, of course, and thank you so much for your support of this and i know there are others who are supportive as well who were not able to make it, but this is a great day. today we're here to talk about fusion, combined two particles into one. last week at the lawrence livermore national laboratory in california scientists at the national ignition facility achieved fusion ignition. and that's creating more energy from fusion reaction than the energy used to start the process. it's the first time it has ever been done in a laboratory anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. or the president might say. right? [applause] >> i do think he probably said this is a bfd. and researchers at livermore and around the world have been working on this moment for more than 60 years. so, what does this accomplishment do? two things. first, it strengthens our nati

shadow rachel reeves says the numbers underline the government's failure to grow the economy.e economy. chancellorjeremy hunt has chancellor jeremy hunt has warned that a tough road ahead. these confirm that this is a very economic situation and across the world and it will get worse before it gets better. but we have a plan that will more halve inflation over the next yeah halve inflation over the next year. and if we stay the course , we can get back to the strong economic growth that we need . economic growth that we need. government ministers are holding an emergency cobra meeting later in a bid to minimise disruption from ongoing public sector strikes . military and civil strikes. military and civil servants being trained in case they need to step for airport staff as they prepare to strike for eight days from the 23rd to new year's eve . armed forces new year's eve. armed forces will be deployed . hospital trust will be deployed. hospital trust as ambulance staff, nurses and paramor walk out later. this tv onune paramor walk out later. this tv online and dab radio. this

thanks for keanu reeves. chris pratt doing terminal list.are smart enough to know the difference between a movie and real life. i don't expect people to show up ten foot tall. >> you wouldn't be surprised. >> i wouldn't mind. >> you know i bet they have guns. >> up next, they're giving up man's best friend because inflation won't end. really take. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual!!! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hearing aids that i can personalize to each ear right from here. brilliant. >> story in five words. people are giving up pets. adam i guess inflation is making people give up their pets and more than 23 million dpoptd pets in the pandemic and a lot of them, precise number, a lot of them are giving them up. >> i hope theme make some people who didn't care about inflation care about it now. whenever you bring a cute cat face into it that makes everyone care way more than the people who are suffering from inflation. >> julie as you know i do enough for my feral old street cat it's

we saw a lot of shadow ministers coming to visit, we had big hitters like rachel reeves, ed miliband, people from the labor party there very happy with the result, even if it wasn't completely unexpected. and i su - ose completely unexpected. and i sunpose i _ completely unexpected. and i suppose i should _ completely unexpected. and i suppose i should also - completely unexpected. and i suppose i should also say - completely unexpected. and i suppose i should also say to l completely unexpected. and i suppose i should also say to a global view is that this is a city that is in the north—west of england but it is the first time i suppose with rishi sunak as the new british prime minister, that lots of our global viewers will have been following. did they make a dent or could they make a dent in the future?— the future? that's the big question. _ the future? that's the big question, isn't _ the future? that's the big question, isn't it? - the future? that's the big question, isn't it? as - the future? that's the big question, isn't it? as you| question, isn't it? as you mentioned, jus

shadow chancellor rachel reeves says the numbers underline the government's failure to grow the economy. chancellor jeremy failure to grow the economy. chancellorjeremy hunt has chancellor jeremy hunt has warned there is a tough road ahead. these figures confirm that this is a very challenging economic situation here and across the world and it will get worse before it gets better. but we have a plan that will more than halve inflation over the next year. and if we stay the course , we can get back to the course, we can get back to the strong economic growth that we need. strong economic growth that we need . government ministers are need. government ministers are holding an emergency cobra meeting later in a bid to minimise disruption from ongoing pubuc minimise disruption from ongoing public sector strikes. military and civil servants are being trained in case they need to step in for airports staff as they prepare to strike for eight days from the 23rd to new year's . armed forces will be deployed to hospital trusts as ambulance staff, nurses and paramedics walk out later this month

hires 87,000 irs agents, and there are only 15,000 border agents white house press secretary keanu reevesrday claimed administration is preparing for title 42 said that of this done quote the work watch this. >> we're doing the work we're going to do this in a safe humane way, and we will have more to share on the proposed preparedness next week before the december 21 date, look we are seeing congress to act it is important they deliver the resources we requested for the border security and management, they needed to pass the comprehensive immigration reform that we have put forth. maria: so i have been asking all morning senator what is this plan the biden administration has put forth are you aware of it? >> whatever immigration plan is is basically plan to flood our border destroy america bring in more and more illegal immigration if you think about it we talked about this before this is about power for the democrats, they are trying to shift transform america eric in a direction that is uncontrollable, what they've done situated sanctuary cities in blue states, flooding the border, 160

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he developed a disease called reeve's motoid arthritis.lthough men are 9 times less likely to get sick than women, this disease caught him. what it is? this is an inflammation disease. tabov, especially small joints and begins on the hands. andrey petrovich our patient valentin fedorovna is our guest today . show me your hands. here they are, which are roughly deformed, not so roughly, but rather deformed hands, i will show my hands next to it, here we see, right here, yes deformations, here is a finger, here are the deformed bones of the hands. that is, if i can do it like this our guests can’t do it already , the hand practically does not move. right? try to move her. that's how kise, she doesn't have any mobility at all, the same thing happened with renoir. these are slow, gross deformations, when even his hands are tied to his hands. here we are now seeing renoar and seeing the deformation of his hands, it is difficult for such hands. you can’t do this with your finger yes, try to take a brush like this already, but with this hand it’s