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before he snookered himself on the yellow, much to the surprise of robertson especially with all theou can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. until next time, goodbye. hello. there were winners and losers when it came to the weather story on thursday. for parts of northwest england and wales in particular, we have blue sky and sunshine, even some january warmth, with a high of 1a celsius. but it was a different story across the midlands — we had quite a lot of fog in the morning that lifted to low grey cloud. the misty conditions lingered, and for parts of hereford and worcestershire, well, temperatures only climbed just up to four celsius. it was also quite windy, and there was a weak weather front bringing some outbreaks of showery rain to the northwest of scotland. but most of us under the influence of high pressure, and with light winds and that high pressure is going to stay with us for the next few days, further areas of fog could be an issue as well. that could bring poor visibility and, if it lingers, it will a

but the report that came out from nic robertson just swallowed up israel's claim. to make matters worse, the allergy patient the calendar was a most roster, had already been debunked on social media the day before the cnn broadcast according to multiple cnn journalists and an internal whatsapp log that we obtained . a palestinian producer, alerted her colleagues including robertson, but was ignored. the report went out 1st on television, but there was still time to correct it before it went up on the line. another producer tried to make that case. one colleagues saw the report and flag to nick, hold on. people are saying that this is not accurate. and apparently next said, are you meaning to say that the car is lying to us? so there was a chance for this to get stopped, but nick was adamant and it went out. it is a very experienced correspondence. if you are trusting these rarely government over your own colleagues, then you need to have you ever slept at the very least because you're reporting has given cover to the is rarely operation. no proof what ever a merge

back from the brink, robertson stuns higgins at the masters fighting back from 5—1 down.ks forjoining us on sportsday, we're going to start with football in what's been a dramatic day of fa cup 3rd round action — none more so than at the emirates where manchester united beat arsenal on penalties despite having diogo dalot sent off on the hour mark. dan ogunshakin watched this gripping encounter for us to date, the fa cup remains mikel arteta's only piece of managerial silverware. for ruben amorim, this was a heavyweight introduction to the world's oldest cup competition. all smiles prior to kick off, but these are two sides with a fiery and storied relationship. in the opening exchanges, there were few signs of the fireworks that would later come, the first half notable only for a gabriel martinelli goal ruled offside and a serious—looking injury to an in—form gabrieljesus. but as darkness descended on the emirates, the game took on a new lease of life. manchester united are starting to take shape under amorim and captain bruno fernandes is their undoubted diamond. commen

but the report that came out from nic robertson just swallowed up israel's claim. to make matters worse, the allegation that the calendar was the her most roster had already been debunked on social media the day before the cnn broadcast according to multiple cnn journalists and an internal whatsapp log that we obtained. a palestinian producer, alerted her colleagues including robertson, but was ignored. the report went out 1st on television, but there was still time to correct it before it went up on the line. another producer tried to make that case. one colleagues saw the report and flag to nick, hold on. people are saying that this is not accurate. and apparently next said, are you meaning to say that the car is lying to us? so there was a chance for this to get stopped, but nick was adamant and it went out. it is a very experienced correspondence. if you are trusting these rarely government over your own colleagues, then you need to have you ever slept at the very least because you're reporting has given cover to the as rarely operation no proof would ever emer

but robertson, who's standing in for ronnie o'sullivan, who withdrew last week on medical grounds, thetake it to a decider. and the australian kept the momentum going, completing an incredible turnaround, winning it 6—5, sealing his place in the next round. i've been very fortunate in my career so far that, like, my best memories have happened in the best venues we've played in and, you know, that was similar with, i guess, the match with mark williams when i won the semi 6—5, you know, just the crowd was just amazing. and obviously and after the uk, i was really disappointed not to be in it, but i was five in the world on the one—year list sort of coming into this. so, last year i felt terrible about my game, but i was seeded sixth. this year i feel great about my game and ijust missed out and, thankfully, i snuck in through the back doorand, yeah, iwasjust so happy that i could do my chance justice. that was the big thing. and i'm so happy that i could do that today. he has really taken his opportunity. shaun murphy in the other match on sunday survived a fightback from gary wilson.

so just another tool perhaps deputy director robertson to add to your kit. >> we can do that. i have one, yes. just to last things. so last year as a part of this process we prepared a letter to capital planning around making sure we had enough money around our street conditions. my question is do we need to send a letter to the office of economic workforce development fire ems, police refuge port who would you like us to send and more importantly go talk to you again i echo my colleague's sentiment we are your ambassadors. my second is related to slide 17 it's just an addition in addition to enhanced legal venting and special event support, i'd also like us to make sure that we are focused on our mutual aid agreements and what they mean and are we ready to fulfill them. i think los angeles as demonstrated every natural disaster is going to take all hands on deck and i just want to make sure that we are ready and our focus on what it would take to respond and more importantly for them to support us from communications and others the things that get in the way from responding.

palace, and there's been an extraordinary battle between two—time winners john higgins and neil robertsonr victory. but robertson, who's standing in for ronnie o'sullivan, who withdrew last week on medical grounds, rattled off the next four frames, one with a 118 break to take it to a decider. the australian kept the momentum to complete an incredible turnaround and win 6—5, sealing his place in the next round. i have been very fortunate in my career so far that my best memories have happened in the best venues we have played in, so that was similar with the match with mark williams when i won a semi 6—5, the crowd was just amazing and after the uk i was really disappointed not to be in it, that i was five in the world on the one—year list coming into this. last year i felt terrible about my game but i was needed six. this year i feel great about my game and missed out and thankfully i snuckin missed out and thankfully i snuck in through the back door and i was so happy that i could do my chance ofjustice. that was the big thing. and i'm so happy that i could do that today. happy that i c

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try to get it right. >> nic robertson is reporting that we played just a short time ago about foreign leaders now speaking out against elon musk. i mean, elon musk has used his platform to say a lot of things long before he was in donald trump's orbit, opining on lots of things. and now it seems world leaders seem to take him very, very seriously from the prime minister, the british prime minister, even french president emmanuel macron, speaking out yesterday, seemingly baffled and accusing elon musk of meddling in european elections. do you think elon musk has that much power? >> well, i think the fact that people think he does means he probably does. look, what look what happened in the united states when we tried to pass a bill before the holiday break? that was a compromise, bipartisan, bicameral bill that virtually everyone agreed on. it was going to become law. and elon musk enters the fray and defeats it. and then we pass something just to move along, just to kick the can down the the street. it accomplished absolutely nothing. but it showed early on that he does have this. you

cnn's nic robertson has been following this and joins me now from london.iously the government of london is a democracy, not a tirn tyranny, but what is their response to these scandals as well as musk attacking the brm? >> on one hand you have the british prime minister doing what a prosecutor does, which is not get drawn into the other side's arguments and relitigate something that was painful for the country, that the country went through. and that there were inquiries and the -- they came out during the last conservative government, who over the course of eight years didn't do anything about it, but that wasn't mentioned by elon musk. nevertheless, this is very dangerous stuff for this british government at the moment, despite its massive majority. and it's got some of them worried. >> elon musk! >> reporter: elon musk is dialing up attacks on european politicians. the barbs aimed at britain coming thick, fast and painful, using his social media platform x to trash uk prime minister keir starmer for alleged failings in a child abuse scandal, involving g

dundee had the best of the first half, with finlay robertson's effort cleared off the line in the firsts wretched run continued. winless in nine. lost their last four, beaten 2—1 by ross county. musa drammeh's seventh minute goal earned hearts a 1—0 win over motherwell. fifth placed st mirren were beaten 2—0 at kilmarnock whilst stjohnstone remain rooted to the bottom despite a point at home to hibs and playing more than half the game with ten men. that's scotland taken care of. in the premier league, everton manager sean dyche says he's got bigger issues to deal than neal maupay�*s comments on social media. the striker is on loan from everton at marseille, but posted on x, "whenever i'm having a bad day, ijust check the everton score and smile." dyche is instead concentrating on their relegation battle and improving his team in the january transfer window whilst trying to balance the books they are our guidelines and notjust for us another clubs are working with them and others going into the world where maybe they have to look at their numbers and everyone is looking at the numbers to

now cnn's nic robertson joins the nato forces patrolling the baltic sea and brings us an inside look at their mission to protect the critical undersea infrastructure. there sunrise around 100 miles from russia on the near freezing baltic sea. >> tension mounts is. >> a naval warship. a03 over. >> nato is retooling for a new war. a hybrid war, ultra modern, sophisticated tech is being prepped for underwater action specialized subsea drones designed to dive deep below the surface. >> this is the sharp end of the mission, protecting our internet is not up there in the sky. it's under the sea. >> nato's mission baltic sentry is a rapid response to an escalating new threat. multiple cables cut in recent months. and this is what the undersea internet cables look like this size. they're tiny. they're vulnerable. they're easily cut in these waters between estonia and finland and beyond. an unseen enemy is believed to have been targeting internet and power cables. the subsea drones and the battleships getting eyes on the threat. >> a lot of the ships that we found are acting strangely origina

cnn's nic robertson has a closer look 2024 saw i.s.i.s. >> attacks spike this massive concert hall attackn moscow, killing more than 100 people in march, their deadliest claimed by their most active franchise, i.s.i.s. k or escapee in afghanistan. a month later, this bloody attack inside a russian jail, four guards killed in a stabbing attack followed in germany. they attacked in afghanistan and iran. another of their estimated ten franchises or provinces fought nigerian troops. >> we've seen a huge increase in tempo over the last year or two in 2024, there were like 14 or 15 arrests related to the islamic state in the u.s. it's a far cry from five years ago, when i.s.i.s. appeared to be on the back foot. >> their short lived iraq and syria and caliphate beaten by u.s. and coalition partners into a seeming surrender. but not anymore. according to mi5's intelligence chief, after a few years of being pinned well back, they have resumed efforts to export terrorism. >> we and many european partners are detecting is connected activity in our homelands, which we're moving early to disrupt. >> t

may no longer be a military threat, but cnn's nic robertson explains the group's capacity for terror is on the rise. >> 2024 saw i.s.i.s. attacks spike this massive concert hall attack in moscow, killing more than 100 people in march, their deadliest claimed by their most active franchise, i.s.i.s. k or escapee in. >> afghanistan, a month later, this bloody attack inside a russian jail for guards killed. in a stabbing attack followed in germany. they attacked in afghanistan and iran. another of their estimated ten franchises or provinces. fought nigerian troops. >> we've seen a huge increase in tempo over the last year or two. >> in 2024, there were like 14 or 15 arrests related to the islamic state in the u.s. it's a far cry from five years ago, when i.s.i.s. appeared to be on the back foot their short lived iraq and syria and caliphate beaten by u.s. >> and coalition partners into a seeming surrender. but not anymore. according to mi5's intelligence chief, after a few years of being pinned well back, they've resumed efforts to export terrorism. >> we and many european partners are

. >> cnn's nic robertson has the very latest reaction from greenland and beyond to trump's territorial ambitions. >> it's the image amplifying president elect donald trump's latest international threat. his son, donald junior, landing in greenland for a private visit. >> really excited to be here as his father refused to rule out taking the autonomous danish territory by force. >> we need them for economic security. >> greenland is not for sale. greenland will never be for sale. >> danish politicians in particular, outraged by what many see as a trump stunt, the majority in greenland. >> they find it quite scary, actually, and quite uncomfortable. >> the world's largest island, home to little more than 56,000 people, with huge strategic and mineral value, is trying to carve out its own place in the world and is not for sale, according to its government. but some of its politicians do see a compromise. >> we are working on creating a sovereign country, which is greenland. if trump is talking about a real estate agreement, the u.s. is renting a big area of land in north greenland and it

cnn's nic robertson joins us live from london. so, nic, you have covered i.s.i.s.s the globe over many years. what sort of influence does this terrorist ideology have in places like the united states? and how does that compare now to the group's reach in the past? >> yeah, i think there's one way to look at this, and this is what we've been hearing from intelligence officials. and we heard here in the u.k. just a couple of months ago from the mi5 chief, ken mccallum, saying, look, he believes that i.s.i.s. is trying to have a renewed effort to export terrorism. does that mean they're trying to send somebody from their camps in syria or their set ups in afghanistan or in other places to the united states, or are they trying to use their brand, their message online influence somebody in the united states? it's not quite clear what it means, but it does mean that that threat level is up. the mi5 chief said in the uk alone, one third of his resources at mi5 intelligence service were taken up with looking at international terrorism. so is the attacker here working onlin

our international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, has our report. >> andrew valentin sunrise. >> around 100 miles from russia. >> on the. >> near freezing. >> baltic sea. tension mounts. >> it's a. >> major warship. >> a03 over. >> nato is retooling. for a. new war. a hybrid. >> war. >> ultra modern, sophisticated tech is being prepped for underwater action. specialized subsea drones designed to dive deep below the surface. >> this is. >> the. >> sharp end. >> of the. >> mission protecting our. internet is. >> not up there in the sky. >> it's under. >> the. >> sea. >> nato's mission baltic century is a rapid. response to an escalating new threat. multiple cables cut in recent months. >> and this is what. >> the undersea internet cables look like this size. they're tiny, they're vulnerable. they're easily cut in these waters between estonia and finland and beyond. an unseen enemy is believed to have been targeting internet and power cables. the subsea drones and the battleships getting eyes on the threat. >> a lot of the. >> ships that we. found are acting strangely originate in a russia

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. >> joe robertson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents on the isle of wight are entirely reliant on foreign aid, debt laden, unregulated fairy companies for travel. in united kingdom public transport is regulated and subsidized like buses, trains, scottish ferries. does the private is to agree this isle of wight anomaly must come to an end? will the government intervene in order to protect passengers from excessive ferry prices and bad services? >> prime minister. >> i thank him for raising this and he's right. the services for his constituents have not been good enough. i know both he and my honorable friend the member for the isle of wight west share a commitment to ensuring their constituents receive a better service. the maritime minister has met the ferry and hovercraft operators, the leader of the council and other stakeholders. they will be further meetings and i will make sure he's fully informed by the minister of the progress on this issue for his constituents. >> patricia ferguson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thi

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. >> before christmas, lord robinson -- lord robertson came before the defense select committee and tolds he could not guarantee that the strategic outcomes from the review would be fully funded. recently we parted media reports that the -- review might be delayed until the autumn, which is a delay of six months. will the prime minister take this opportunity to state categorically to the house that the strategic defense review with its important requirements for the defense of our nation will be fully funded and delivered on time? p.m. starmer: of course we are committed to that because this is a serious review into our defense and we need to make sure we understand the charges -- challenges we face and have the capability to deal with those challenges in the modern era. so that's the exercise that is going through. we've committed to the path to 2.5%. as he knows, the last time 2.5% was spent on defense was under the last labor government. that is a difference between the approach on this side of the house and the approach on that side of the house. >> will the prime minister join me in

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is through to the semi—finals of the masters with a six frames to two win over australia's neil robertson already secured the frame and was on target for a maximum 147 break before he snookered himself on the yellow, but he moves through to the last four and will face the winner of tonight's second quarterfinal between mark allen and mark selby. rory mcilroy is five shots off the pace after the opening round of the dubai desert classic as he bids to win the title for the third successive time. the northern irishman chipped in on the seventh as he finished the round on two under with a group of three players out in front on five under par including us amateur david ford. more on the bbc sport website, anita, but that is all your support for now. now it's time for your questions answered. earlier,we gathered together three bbc journalists to answer the questions you have about the peace deal reached between israel and hamas. jonah fisher injerusalem, our diplomatic editorjames landale, and hesham shawish from bbc monitoring. i started by asking hesham about the total number of people killed

robertson is out front. >> reporter: elon musk is gunning for world leaders. in his cross hairs, starmer, alleging failings in a child abuse scandal when he was the u.k. chief prosecutor more than a decade ago. if america should liberate the people of britain from their government. starmer fighting back. >> we have seen this playbook many times. intimidation and threats of violence. >> reporter: musk's inaccurate and sensational view is not new. last summer cramming racist were tipping the u.k. into civil war. but, this and his international meddling is reaching new levels. since bottoming president-elect donald trump's advisory musk's words have more muscle. the power pair teamed up on calls with world leaders. notably with vladimir zelenskyy one day after the u.s. presidential elections. but it is musk's right wing push picking up on what former trump strategist and advisory steve bannon began eight years ago. championing europe's far right disrupters that has europe's leaders worried. >> translator: 10 years ago if we were told the owner of the largest soci

donald morrison who is one of them, ruben robertson was another, joan clayborn was another. ron butler of course was another. and harrison well for. and robert vaughn who was later to become a professor of law at american university and expert on the whistleblowing laws which were encouraged by more freedom of information disclosures that located dissenters inside these federal agencies and departments, another collateral benefit of these freedom of information laws. it was a time when congress was more open and trying to get a spot on a congressional hearing now much less at a young age as a lawyer . so i'm glad that all of you are here in the audience. i hope the questions will be good and i know that the video of these four hour or so session will be assigned to educational and civic institutions all over the country in order to increase the support for strengthening the act in congress and in state legislature. and above all to increase by millions of people the use of these state and federal freedom of information laws. so that the public's right to know is practiced da

nic robertson is out front. >> reporter: elon musk is gunning for world leaders.n his crosshairs uk prime minister keir starmer. alleging failings in a child sexual abuse scandal when starmer was the uk's chief prosecutor more than a decade ago. and posting this question to his followers. if america should liberate the people of britain from their tyrannical government. starmer firing back. >> we've seen this playbook many times. whipping up of intimidation, threats of violence. >> reporter: musk's inaccurate and sensationalist accusations are catching uk politicians off guard. his trolling of starmer is not new. last summer claiming racist riots were tipping the uk into civil war. but this and his international meddling is reaching new levels. since becoming president- elect donald trump's adviser musk's words have more muscle. the power pair have teamed up on calls with world leaders. notably with volodymyr zelenskyy one day after the u.s. presidential elections. but it is musk's right- wing push picking up on what former trump strategist and adviser steve banno

and with the faith that i have and the understanding, friends like my friend tim robertson the son of leaves messages of bible ve verses to us me and my wife tracy. it's been amazing outpouring of friends. amazing to see the kind of people that do come out and really want to help. and that's been great. the challenges though, you have real estate people, people looking for homes. it's been insane. prices are being jacked up. mr. president, let's do this. come on out. we take a walk in the neighborhood. and i guarantee you things are going to get done. >> brian: future secretary of the interior doug burgum feign i should do it. listen, stay in touch along the way process everybody rebuilds. thanks so much, jake, for sharing your story in this extremely difficult time. >> brian: absolutely will not. more "fox & friends" in aa more "fox & friends" in aa moment. esign and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. ♪ louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪) mud ma

with us now a eric robertson and a couple from palisades. good morning to both of you. i know you are safe. do you know the fate of your home you left behind >> we don't know yet. we're waiting to hear. it is pretty terrifying. >> bill: i bet. tell us about your way out. how did you get there? >> well, you know, the communication was a little bit limited during the day. we saw the fire beginning. we tracked its progress at home for a bit. we received the evacuation order and tricia and her son went down first and were turned around by the smoke and flames on both sides of the canyon. and the cars blocking the road. they came back home. we heard that the order to evacuate was rescinded so we weren't quite sure what to do. then the winds kept picking up an the smoke was all around us. we decided to make a break for it. luckily the police took down groups of cars with an escort after the other cars had been bulldozed so we were able to drive through the congestion point, which looked like a war zone. there must have been at least 50 to 75 cars pushed to the side that we've

. >> i'm nic robertson on the baltic sea, and this is cnn. >> for only the second time in history, a vice president broke a tie for a cabinet nominee. and now pete hegseth is confirmed as department of defense secretary with a 51 to 50 vote in the senate. and a source tells cnn he will be sworn in sometime this morning. now, not all republicans are happy with the outcome. former republican leader mitch mcconnell issued a scathing rebuke of hegseth promise to restore a, quote, warrior culture to the pentagon, saying that will not happen by trading one set of culture wars for another. let's talk more about this with larry sabato, the director of the university of virginia center for politics. larry, it's great to see you again. you and i have talked about this for weeks. you know, we we watched as his viability hegseth viability was on shaky ground. and now he is set to be sworn in this morning as the new defense secretary. i just want to first get your reaction. i know you have a lot to say. >> well. >> it is. >> the norm. >> a new president usually gets almost all or all of his cabin

. >> i'm nic robertson. >> on the baltic sea and this is cnn. >> all right, now back to the increase of the u.s. military along the u.s. mexico border, among other things, as part of the trump administration's new policy. cnn's ed lavandera is live for us there in el paso, texas. so what are you seeing? what kind of activity are you seeing there? >> well. >> in terms of the number. >> of migrants crossing. >> the border. seeking asylum and those types of. >> cases of. >> over the course of the last several. >> months. >> though. >> those numbers had already. >> been dropping rather quickly. >> i spoke with some people who. >> run some of the shelters here for migrants, and they talked about just. how how low the numbers are. they've dropped even more during the first week of the trump administration. and what president donald trump and his administration have really been touting over the last few days is what they see as increased efforts to stem the flow of illegal immigration. >> into the united states. >> there are some critics of all of that who say, essentially that so far, the

well, joining me here in london, cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson. so, nic, as this story continues to develop, let's look at some of the key facts flagged here by the authorities and the investigators. first, perhaps to the motivation we were hearing there that obviously there was an i.s.i.s. flag found on the track on the on the truck that the fbi have indicated that this was an individual who was inspired by i.s.i.s.. what more are we learning about his potential links to that terror organization? >> um, it's not clear because the police aren't saying. but what we're seeing that they're doing and the fbi has taken over the investigation is talking to and targeting a for questioning, um, known associates and addresses where he's lived, places that he's rented, a place that had rented in new orleans, which had been used apparently to make some of the makeshift bombs, ieds that were found around the area. they will be looking, obviously at his, you know, who he's been talking to on the phone recently? what his what his electronic footprint was in ter

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