de situation is dire -- richard. half of sudan has 's -- richard. has "s pepulation _ -- richard. half of sudan has 's population is _ -- richard. half of sudan has 's population is classified - -- richard. half of sudan has 's population is classified as l �*s population is classified as desperately in need of aid. we are desperately in need of aid. - are looking at cancer displaced people and residential is —— looking at camps for displaced people. a cautionary statement they are being issued by the committee saying that around 17 areas are at risk of famine and an additionalfive would areas are at risk of famine and an additional five would be —— turn the total would be ten. the situation is desperate. the sudanese authorities say that the report is not quite reflective of the situation on the ground because they didn't take into account malnutrition data and crops from the last rainy season. it is a very troubling situation because based on the last situation at the al—salam camp which is home to many people there has been tension between sudane

richard, perfect timin: forward. richard, perfect timing there, _ forward.ct timing there, thank you | forward. richard, perfect. timing there, thank you very much. great to see you. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm tanya arnold. the final game of the english premier league weekend takes place later, as west ham face wolves. bothjulen lopetegui and gary o'neil have faced criticsm over their teams' form this season, and defeat for either manager could see them lose theirjob. but despite the uncertainty over his future, matters on the field, are the focus for o'neil. iam not i am not concerned about my at all, only the club's future. i knew the size of the task when i took over. it is not often that managers walk out on premier league clubs, and that was what happened here, and since then it has got even more difficult, with the players that we have lost and the situation that we face, and all i'm going to do is make sure that the group are available to give the best of themselves every week. world number one scotty schelffle

now, why is that, richard? there was so much corruption in the whole damn family that they have to go back to january. if youey recall, when donald trp was president, he makes a simple phone call, and said, you know, i'm hearing this stuff aboutou barisma and money withheld unless a prosecutor is removed, and joe admits to it, and as soon as donald trump makes ats t call about that, they impeach him.he why? because he got too close to the corruption that was going on in the biden crime family. that's why the pardon has to go back, and i guarantee you, his brother is going to get it,u sister going to gehit it, everybody in the biden crime. family is going to get it. and i don't even want to hear an argument that this guy isn't alr liar. he is from the get-go. joe biden has done nothing butif enrich his family. and i don't want to hear anybodn call donald trumyop a liar agai. fair, there was a trump-appointed u.s. attorney that investigated the bidenhu family and the only person theyh chargd was hunter,. [ speaki

richard ka . oe, currently facing. richard kagoe, thank _ currently facing., thank you - currently facing. richard kagoe, thank you so - currently facing. richard i kagoe, thank you so much currently facing. richard - kagoe, thank you so much on that report which is saying that report which is saying that famine is spreading across sudan, thank you so much. let's go back to our breaking news story about american airlines. we believe flights are now returning to normal. with me is david waddell, business reporter. bring us up—to—date on what we know because the situation now changing very swiftly. it is changing very swiftly. it is very early _ changing very swiftly. it is very early in _ changing very swiftly. it is very early in the _ changing very swiftly. it is very early in the day - changing very swiftly. it is very early in the day in - changing very swiftly. it 3 very early in the day in the us on the east coast, just gone 8am, on the west 5am. it is christmas eve, really busy time for travellers all around the world especially in the united states and

happened the last time out. >> richard: and there should be. these are two teams that if someone told you for the next three to five years will be battling in playoffs, they are headed in that direction. i love a good tussle. >> mike: now, watch sengun -- >> richard: oh, yeah, that was extra. >> mike: goes at wallace there. wallace responds. and then of course the teammates join in. winds up being much ado about nothing. >> doris: double technical do you think here? >> mike: yeah. >> richard: 92 people came on the floor to prevent anything from happening. i like both players not backing down. >> mike: jimmy capers over at the scorer's table talking back to the replay center in secaucus. sengun as we've said has just had such a terrific start to the season. but a struggle today shooting the ball early. >> doris: but mike, remember that sound we played from mark daigneault at the half where he said guys, we've got to play with force on the offensive end? as you see the officials discussing. they'll come up with a rule here soon. they played with

richard. >> ryan nobles on the hill for us.oln project, republican strike ateg a former spokesperson for doug burgum's campaign. jennifer, to you first on this. your reaction to the ethics committee report that just came out on gaetz that ryan was reporting on for us. >> well, that is horrific. any parent who has or has raised a daughter, thinking about her as a teenager in high school, being in the circumstances that this report outlines has to be horrified today. but what's worse is matt gaetz himself, the behavior in which he has engaged disqualifies him in my opinion from any sort of public service whatsoever. i agree that this report had to come out. it is not the first time that the house ethics committee has released a report after someone has left congress. there's nothing about this that suggests they are just going after matt gaetz personally, and i think, frankly, it's the american people have a right to know this, but more importantly, the people of florida have a right and need to know this. especially when he's ou

why is that, richard?son is because there is so much correction in the whole family that they had to go back to january -- if you recall, when donald trump was president, he makes a simple phone call and said "i am hearing this stuff about money being withheld unless the prosecutor is removed." joe admits to it. as soon as donald trump mike sokol about it, they impeach him. wide? he got too close to the reality of the corruption -- let me finish. the corruption that was going on in the biden crime family. that is why the pardon has to go back -- and i guarantee you his brother is going to get it, his sister's going to get it. everybody in the biden crime family will get it. i don't want to hear an argument that this guy's not a liar. he is a liar from the get-go. joe biden has done nothing but enrich his family. >> to be fair -- >> i don't want to hear anyone call donald trump a liar again. >> to be fair, there was a trump appointed u.s. attorney that investigative hunter biden, the biden family, and the o

richard banach richard. it's a fascinating book about a telescope that not only has, you know, significantly impacted my field has changed the way we as a think about our place the universe and richard a long history of amazing books in our field. he is the author of the 4% universe, which is dark matter, dark energy and the race to discover the rest of the reality for which he received the science communication from ipi, which is the american. he has also been the recipient of a golden home fellowship in science writing, among other honors, they've collaborated on the autistic brain, which is a new york times bestseller. his own books have been translated in 16 languages and has contributed to publications, including in the new york times, washington post, scientific, among others. so it's a distinct privilege for us all and the nashville community to. richard, let's let's give him a round of again. thank you. and it's my honor to be introduced by you, somebody who actually knows the field and knows it well

richard lui in new york city.s been a busy 24 hours for president biden who signed 50 in new bills into law yesterday. a flurry of legislation covering everything from campus hazing to public corruption, designating the bald eagle as the national bird. the president vetoed a bipartisan measure that would have added dozens of new federal judges over the coming years. and earlier this week biden also granting clemency to 37 of the 40 people on death row, switching their sentences to life in prison without the possibility of parole. that decision is stirring considerable debate among lawmakers like senator tom cotton, who on social media suggested it's a sign that the president is mentally incompetent, asking who is really calling the shots in the white house. joining us nbc news white house correspondent aaron gill grist. nbc news senior national political reporter jonathan allen, white house correspondent for "the grio" april ryan, and professor of practice at columbia's school of professional studies, former execu

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we will speak to richard teng, ceo of binance.e will discuss bitcoin's recent rally and the impact of a trump presidency on the crypto industry. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: some other stories making use around the world. ukraine's president says 43,000 ukrainian soldiers have died since russia began its invasion in 2022. volodymyr zelenskyy posted the figure on x after donald trump claimed on truth social that ukraine had lost 400,000 soldiers. the pair met in paris on the weekend with solesky stressing the need for effective peace guarantees from kyiv's allies. president-elect trump said on his first day in office you will pardon the rioters involved in the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6, 2021. he confirmed the news in an interview with nbc's meet the press. his comments follow president joe biden's decision to offer a pardon to his son hunter biden. you are police released new images of the suspected gunman in the killing of netted health insurance executive. including one know of him in a taxi he used afte

peter: what was her relationship with richard sachsen's mother -- richard nixon's mother, hannah? heath: i found hannah interesting and also his quaker grandmother palmyra milk house -- morehouse. in the quaker faith, women are equal to men. they teach a lot of the sunday school classes, they are leaders in the community so he grows up with these role models. i think hannah and pat, i do not think there was ever a clash. pat nixon was never the type to clash with people, she is very conciliatory but as she told her daughter julie later, hannah was not really a modern person. i thought that was an interesting quote. pat is a modern person with a very modern viewpoint, a working woman's viewpoint and hannah is about the home and her children. she does work, two of richard nixon's brothers die, hannah works at the grocery store that the nixon's own so she is working but she is from a different time and i just think pat also i never saw is greatly religious and hannah is very religious so i think they tolerate each other and become fond of each other but i think at first there is a li

richard godfrey, thank you — personally. richard godfrey, thank you very _ personally.ersonally. richard godfrey, i thank you very much indeed, it is a fascinating story and it's important to the loved ones of those who were on board. thank you for your time tonight. you're welcome.— you for your time tonight. you're welcome. let's bring you more on those _ you're welcome. let's bring you more on those breaking - you're welcome. let's bring you more on those breaking news i more on those breaking news reports we've had from the german city of magdeburg in the last few minutes. there appears to have been an attack on a christmas market there. there are reports according to local media of several people being dead and others being injured full after some sort of vehicle, it's believed a car, drove through barriers into the market. there is one footage on social media showing a number of people lying on the ground, a significant emergency response as you would expect. just a few more details... the local broadcaster mdr and other local broadcaster mdr and other local media

give richard nixon a pardon. there a great chance that nixon would be tried and if not to the prison. so for him to part of the opposition at the same time, there was an enormous amount of sympathy for richard nixon that was bipartisan. there were democrats in congress who said that he had suffered enough, which is an interesting idea considering how much a had suffered like. so basically, i've just been my lips. but there was a there was the debate in congress was to whether congress could give him a pardon. but generally not a pardon but to give him immunity from prosecution. that was deemed unconstitutional. but until acted, it was entirely up to. the special prosecutor, leon jaworski, whether nixon would be granted immunity for testifying against his coconspirators in the watergate cover up or not. ford said that he hoped that the pardon would healing and prevent division it had the opposite effect. there was a very large majority that came out against the pardon for reasons that we hear echoed in current pol

the 2017 murders of two teenage girls. >> richard allen was very calm. no emotion. he gave no reaction when the verdict was read. that's basically how he acted through much of the trial. >> it's a case that gripped the nation for nearly a decade. 13 year old abby williams and 14 year old libby german were brutally murdered while out for a hike on a local trail in the small town of delphi, indiana. >> it used to be a place where people didn't lock their doors. i believe that the verdict and the sentencing will help ease some of that sense of security for the people of carroll county. >> after a gag order was lifted today, investigators and family members speaking for the first time in over two years, including libby's grandfather. >> the investigative team and the prosecution. thank you for staying steadfast and continuing to work towards this. it's been almost eight years coming. >> there were family members from both abby's family and libby's family in the courtroom, and five of them gave victim impact statements. they were very moving. they were very e

the one that richard _ talking about here? the one that richard horne - talking about here?he one that richard horne keeps i talking about here? the one - that richard horne keeps coming back to is ransomware, where hackers get into an it system and scamable the data and steal and scamable the data and steal a copy of data and then send a ransom note, saying pay this money or you won't get your data back. we have seen so many attacks in the last few years it has become almost a weekly occurrence. injune we saw the attack on the blood testing company used by london hospitals and that led to chaos in many hospitals and in the end the ransom was not paid and we saw that data being published on the dark net. haw published on the dark net. how significant _ published on the dark net. how significant is — published on the dark net. how significant is richard horne's speech and what can we expect. he will say the threats are real and they're not going away, people need to harden up their security and take things seriously and get the basics right, making sure people use strong pass

and those decorations look great, richard. oh, that was richard.sed like richard. no, that picture is richard. oh, yeah. oh, well, yeah, red is the color of this house. yeah. took me for a loop. i'm just saying. all right, well, thank you, sir, for opening up your doors to your home. it's beautiful. and we hope that people are respectful as they come through. and take a look at what san francisco looked like back then. yeah. and we'll see you next hour and talk more about those decorations inside. take care. okay. great. okay. all right. stick around. thank you, thank you. this time of year, it's always nice to have an indoor option just in case. right? and as you're driving through san francisco, you're looking at the buildings like i wonder what it looks like inside. so that's really cool. all right. so we are getting into our weekend where you will want to find some indoor things to do, mainly on saturday because we're going to see some rain coming in this morning. it's the fog. so that makes it hard and a very tough commute for a lot of drivers

richard. >> thanks for that, aaron. julie, when you think of greenland, why might the president-elect be interested in greenland? is it national security? is it national -- natural resources? what might be the logic behind this? we didn't hear about this discussed during the election and we are hearing it now. of course, it is first major rally since becoming president-elect. >> well, i am not going to say watch donald trump by trying to describe his motives to acquire greenland or trying to make canada the 5 #st state or the pan that canal american again. he has an ex passionist view very much in line with his hero vladimir putin, who currently wants to see to seize land that doesn't belong his country. it's strange. people voted for donald trump because of the price of eggs, not because they want to an ex greenland or get retaliation on behalf of the trump organization that was accused of evading taxes in panama by going after the pan mainions and their canal. i don't think anybody is interested in making canada the 5

richard... oh, no. don't eat that! tell us all about it. why did you do it?faces. yeah, and that's the reason why i do it. and you chose this charity this year, why? it's the 80th anniversary of d—day this year, so we thought it's the perfect opportunity to raise money for the taxi charity. yeah. and you've been doing fairly well on the fundraising, apart from the fact that somebody stole... they did. ..the donations bucket. somebody stole the box about a week ago. but since then, we've had massive support from neighbours, friends, family, social media. yeah. and we've raised so much money. it's fantastic. people watching this morning who won't be able to get here to winterbourne down, they can still support you? they can. so, we're on justgiving. if you search for the taxi charity for military veterans and look for the house with the lights on, and that's our page. the house with a lot of lights on. how long did it take? uh, it takes about a week. yeah. hard week's work. yeah, i bet it is. and go on, jerry. jerry is your dad there. what are you saying, jerry

inside the brune dot robert and richard seat. thank you for opening your home to us.. it's been a joy. all right, guys, back to you. thanks, ginger. looks like fun. all right. well, happening now, san jose state university holding the first three of six fall commencement ceremonies today. a few students won't make the commencement because they'll be in honolulu for the hawaii bowl. six graduating football players. they have a special commencement ceremony in hawaii. and we'd like to make a correction to a date we reported on today in the bay this morning. that ceremony is actually happening o deceer 22nd. also, the team wearing brand new uniforms for the hawaii bowl. the spartans take on the university of south florida christmas eve. well, pop music singer tina turner is getting a big honor from the golden state. what's love got to do? got to do with it. who needs a heart when a heart can be broken? ooh, she's so good. coming up on nbc bay area. the historic lineup entering the in its latest hall of fame class, and this year's group is groundbreaking. here's a video o

richard? >> thank you. a lot to watch for us. >>> the holiday shopping season is one of those things we're watching. it's wrapping up. deeper discounts available for savvy shoppers with retailers still offering sales on certain items that santa may have forgotten along the way. business and data correspondent brian cheung joins us now. a lot of good stuff to watch. you've got the breakdown. >> great to see you. when it comes to the discounts out there, if you didn't get exactly what you wanted, there's still deals out there to help you get what you want even though christmas is over. target, walmart, amazon offering up to -- 50% off in cases, walmart advertising this as an agenda of the year sale. amazon advertising this as a new year, new you sale. even if you are going to buy things, the best discounts were during black friday weekend. we know that because of the business team at nbc, we've been track prices since july.tr yes, for the airpods, pros 2 and the ninja coffee maker that we tracke

but virgin for many people is richard branson.branson�*s favourable public image seems to persist. when we walk around the ship, we see so many people that want to come up to you and want to speak to you and want to have selfies and things like that. what does it feel like to always be, to always be on? my mum was very much brought us up to love people and she was wonderful with people as well and my dad too, you know. for some people, they may never have met somebody in the public eye. and so they have a little bit of respect for you. that's extremely nice and i should be grateful for it. hello, how are you? you've always got to be careful who's going to look over to you in the jacuzzi! you're one of the few people that has been so successful that's done so many amazing things that people still want to succeed. do you feel that as well? by and large, i don't think that that sort of tall poppy syndrome has come my way. maybe a tiny bit at the beginning of covid, but i think most of my life i've found people have been incredibly en

richard: there's a lot of tribal people out there that want to do this work.hey want to see this work done. there's tribal elders that talk about, you know, the way that josh: i'm helping not only my future, but the world's future as a whole. and that might seem funny to think about because i'm only based in a city, but in turn there are other fellows just like me who are doing the same for their cities, and we find ways to make our cities cleaner through these different projects that we are working on that we're helping develop. and little by little, we're making each spot of, you know, our planet cleaner. john: the mission to raise awareness and find solutions to the climate crisis extends to our nation's schools. that's where educators are hoping to empower students with knowledge and inspire them to come up with ways to ensure a better climate future. lee gaines from member station wfyi in indianapolis visited a classroom in bloomington, indiana, this past spring, where high school students were pitching their ideas to scientists. lee: it's mid-may and hig

steven: you know, i met richard nixon -- i say "met," i shook his hand -- twice maybe.hey used to have sunday church services at the white house and there would be invited guests and i went as a guest of my parents with them and i remember standing in a line and shaking the president's hand, but, you know, i was 15, 16, so he was not going to remember me. i remember to him. that was as hen -- or how formal it was. peter: from being born in 1956 up until 1973, 1974, suburban kid in washington, d.c., correct? steven: yeah. we actually lived in the suburbs. we were across the potomac river in alexandria, virginia. it was a stone's throw away. every congressman has a choice. do they bring their families to d.c. to live in d.c. or do their keep their families in their district? and we all grew up outside of washington, d.c. dad was, during the week, most congressmen are in washington, congress is in session, so we would usually see dad monday through friday, you know, for dinner, and because he was in congress, and on the weekends, he would take off and fly and try to campai

and the information on those black box is a vision specialist, richard richard levy in dallas. thank you so much for your insights. let's take a look now. i had some more stories making headlines. israel's flagship airline l all is suspending all flights to moscow for this week and says it will reassess the situation next week and decide whether to resume the flights from your telling the . the decision follows the crash on wednesday. i'll be as advise on airlines planning projects done back to the people whose the rebels in yemen, say 3 people have been killed. biased really airstrikes targets included the airport in the capitol center. the head of the world health organization was there with a delegation at the time, but was on harms. israel's military says they've struck with the military targets who these have repeatedly launched attacks on israel since last year. a peru has declared an environmental emergency in a northern coastal area after an oil spill in the pacific ocean. some 10000 square meters of surface sea water have been effected since this bill last weekend from

and the information on those blackbox is a be a, some specialist richard richard levy in dallas. thank you so much for your insights . so let's look now some more stories making headlines. who's the rebels in yemen? say 3 people have been killed by is really air strikes. the international airport in the capital. so now was hit along with the port city of data, as well as military set. it struck military targets. some of these have repeatedly launched, strikes on israel, saying they're in solid arity with palestinians in gaza. francis handed over a 1st military base and chad as it begins to withdraw forces from the african nation. chad abruptly ended military cooperation with its former colonial ruler. last month, the french army had some 1000 foods in the country. russia has declared a federal emergency over an oil spill in the northern black sea. the still happened after 2 tankers were damaged in a storm. earlier this month, oil has coated beaches near a napa popular resort and harmed wild life in the area. well finished, authorities are investigating whether a ship that left th

and the information on those black box has a vision specialist richard richard levy in dallas. thank you so much for your insights. let's look now at some more stories making headlines. israel's flagship airline l, all is suspending all flights to mosque out for this week. it says it will reassess the situation next week and decide whether to resume the flights from tel aviv for decision follows the crash on wednesday of the as or by john airlines plane and cosmetics on the account. 38 people who the rebels in yemen, say 3 people have been killed by is really an air strikes targets included the airport and the capitol. so now the head of the world health organization was there with a delegation at the time. what was on harms, as well as military says, instructor who's the military targets. who are these have repeatedly launched, attacks on israel since last year through has declared an environmental emergency in a northern coastal area after an oil spill in the pacific ocean. some 10000 square meters of surface sea water had been effected since the still last weekend from state

lady enjoys us from dallas, texas in the us. richards, thank you for being with us. you must have seen the footage coming out of south korea from that. what can we decipher? what happens? good morning comedy. i see 2 things. one delaney gear is retracted and it appears as natural as you see that the flash are attracted. also. the reason i bring that up is because the airplane is traveling very fast on the runaway again, the year comes off of $100.00 system on the left side. and there's this report that the engine had been on fire or had some names coming out of it. the main thing here is extent is from power from the left engine. however, there is a backup system in the tucked in in the flight deck that you have cables handles you pool, and you can extend the landing gear. so that's a mystery to me of why, even with an engine malfunction. why the crew do that manually extend the landing gear. the other hard drive system extends the flaps. the flaps come out of the wings. what's the advantage of the flaps? it helps you man, and it's so speed. as you can see in the vid

the w is rebecca richards has this report. it's painstaking and dangerous move in 2 years off, the russian soldiers were forced out of keep the mind is a still working to clear unexploded ordnance from areas on the cities outskirts number 50. there are high ticket that it's not only civilians who are at risk, but also the economy. how to familiar in many areas as far as the dangerous because of mines all the off them off the fighting. now let's get you through a boy of with e. so those that, sir, no, this hits the economy hard if it, because how heck, because of land cannot be found, the ocean, you know, over all the good expense from the halo trust, the world's biggest mine clearance organization estimate. there are many millions of explosive items in ukraine soil, including more than 2000000 land mines light by russia since the full scale invasion. the scale of this problem is immense. eats not just here in kids, but right across the country. there are hundreds of sites like these, removing all the landlines and unexploded o

let's hear next from richard in north carolina. line for republicans. good morning, richard. yeah. first thing i do believe most everybody that trump pardoned already served their time before he pardoned pardoned. and you keep hearing all this about trump, but do you ever think you're a law professor but you don't call nobody out? president obama did by on trump's campaign. they that was a fake dossier that they. these people have committed treason. and you're teaching people law. this is a joke. thank you. but just for the record, definitely five years have not passed since the pardons the last round. i'm not sure. i can't remember. off the top of my head where paul manafort and roger stone in. but the pardons definitely did not happen five years after the conviction, which is the standard under the department of justice. but again, donald trump didn't have to adhere to that because his pardon power is absolute art in chicago, illinois, line for independence. good morning, art. hi. good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have one question. was looking for any kind of legal

richard? >> hala, moving to what you're watching in the region, that's the discussions of a cease-fire, negotiations -- we got some reporting over christmas they were close again. what's the latest? >> reporter: unfortunately it does appear as though the negotiations have stalled. there was a bit of optimism a few days ago when the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told the parliament there had been, quote, some progress in negotiations. now both sides are accusing the other of using delaying tactics, of making additional demands. hamas, for example, is saying that israel is reneging on some of its promises to withdraw from the gaza strip. the israeli side is saying hamas is backing out on some of its earlier promises. there was meant to be a three-phase plan implemented. it's a plan that's been discussed for several months now. phase one would involve the release of 40 live hostages, israeli hostages in exchange for prisoners. right now it doesn't appear an agreement is imminent. >> o

our richard engel is looking back on the war in the middle east since last october's terror attack. >>> and a heartwarming homecoming for thousands of sailors reuniting with their families just in time for christmas. it is monday, december 23rd. an "early today" starts right now. good morning. it's great to have you with us. i'm jessica layton. we begin with luigi mangione expected to be arraigned today in new york. the 26-year-old is facing an 11-count indictment that include state charges of first-degree murder and terrorism in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. his lawyer saying late last week mangione will plead not guilty to all state charges. the manhattan d.a.'s office said it is coordinating with federal authorities who are holding mangione in a brooklyn detention center. mangione was flown to new york city last week after waiving extradition. he will be detained until his next hearing, which is expected in mid-january. >>> now to a terrifying turn during the holiday shopping in texas. a man pursued in a high-speed chase by police crashing his truck into a jcp