i'm sally bundock.for the world's leading stock markets. last year proved to be another bumper one for the so called magnificent seven — that's the us tech giants apple, nvidia, microsoft, alphabet, amazon, meta, and tesla. in ten years these seven stocks have gone from representing less than 10% of the s&p 500 to grow at breakneck pace. together they're now worth more than 35% of the s&p 500. and because of their gains the index has risen more than 20% for the second year in a row. let's hear now from dan kemp, chief research and investment officer at morningstar nvidia — the big star performer, up 180% in 202a. good morning to you. why would imagine that every fund manager around the world has got to have some of these seven in their fund. have some of these seven in their fund-— have some of these seven in their fund. well, hello, sally, and happy — their fund. well, hello, sally, and happy new— their fund. well, hello, sally, and happy new year. - their fund. well, hello, sally, and happy new year.

so, up, but very slightly, sally?the right direction, that is the first time in three months we have seen economic growth in the uk on the month on if you look at the annualfigure, up about 1%, which is growth, but compared to our peers around the world, it's not that impressive. rachel reeves the chancellor has been under a huge amounts of pressure about the performance of the economy, she has seen that the cost of borrowing for the uk government, the interest on their borrowing, has also gone up to a multi—year high. but yesterday when we had inflation numbers came through which were slightly lower—than—expected, that helped her as well because that pulled down the interest rate on uk government debt. the pound also stabilised. the fear on markets has normalised a little bit but today's numbers are disappointing because economists were expecting 0.2% growth. [30 we were expecting 0.2% growth. do we know which areas _ were expecting 0.2% growth. do we know which areas were _ were expecting 0.2% growth. do we know whi

what can - sally. let's talk about this| hostage list. what can you sally.list. what can you tell us? , , , . hostage list. what can you tell us? , , . ,': us? if this list is correct, 34 hostages — us? if this list is correct, 34 hostages names, _ us? if this list is correct, 34 hostages names, that - us? if this list is correct, 34 hostages names, that is - us? if this list is correct, 34 hostages names, that is a l us? if this list is correct, 34 i hostages names, that is a big step. that is nearly half of the hostages that hamas are holding. so if this list is correct, that means the other issues could be dealt with, which is the number of prisoners that israel hold that they can release, or the amount of those from gaza, and with authorities in gaza announcing 46,000 or so with that heartbreaking video, with the as rayleigh alive hostage, there is a massive momentum in there is a massive momentum in the israeli society at the moment, and there is a massive needin moment, and there is a massive need in gaza for the ceasefire and the hostage deal for the

oh, i think, sally. _ economy, do you think? oh, i think, sally, there _ economy, do you think?i think, sally, there will be - think, sally, there will be lots of executive orders relating to the economy. first and foremost a variety of tariffs, china and elsewhere. and i think the markets believe that scott besett, the incoming treasury secretary is very likely the person that mitigates the bluster of trump on this. but there's still a fair amount on this. but there's still a fairamount of on this. but there's still a fair amount of tariffs. i think you'll get, beyond that, what you'll get, beyond that, what you'll see is an increased use of emergency powers, that i think markets are not quite prepared for, on energy and a bunch of other things. i think markets also are not prepared for the degree to which trump economic policy will be influenced by geopolitics and national security. they haven't seen that since the cold war and that all will be new to them. but it will be essential for the trump people to not only use the economic power to help the geopolitical vision but also

sally, the m23 has been _ last 24 hours? sally, the m23 has been advancing _ last 24 hours?ally, the m23 has been advancing on goba i last 24 hours? sally, the m23 - has been advancing on goba amid intense fighting in the last couple of days, and in the past 2a hours, the rebel group says it has taken control of the city. it says that it is currently at the city's stadium, registering weapons from surrendering congolese soldiers who they have issued an ultimatum to disarm by a certain time. at this point, it says it is doing that, and has posted photographs to back up what it is saying. we also have a report, or a notice separately, from the uruguay contingent of the un peacekeeping force saying that some congolese soldiers have surrendered. at the same time, the congolese government has issued a statement denying the m23 controls the city, saying the congolese government is still in control of the main points, and seeing the m23 is on the outskirts, so we don't have confirmation over who is in control, but the m23 is very much in the area, and as we have been reporting, the

hello, sally. these numbers are not i hello, john. hello, sally.not a | these numbers are not a reflection of the new ceo because he is literallyjust in the job tell us what you think in terms of how easyjet is doing. i in terms of how easyjet is doinu. ~ f in terms of how easyjet is doinu. ~' j ., doing. i think they're doing very well. _ doing. i think they're doing very well, they _ doing. i think they're doing very well, they have - doing. i think they're doing i very well, they have improved in what is their first quarter of the year, and they are heading into 2025 in a very good position. yes, they have a new ceo but he was the cfo, and he is i think going to see what happens, implement the strategy that was already in place, and continue to grow the business. everything looks pretty positive for them. demand is strong, they still have some aircraft to take delivery of, the price of fuel is reducing, average fares have held up pretty well considering they have put more capacity into the market. so i think easyjet are very well placed for 2025

we had an enormous coconut cake. >> reporter: harry and sally are back on the brown couch. reunion soon for something iconic. it is finally happening and it seems ke everyone is having the same reaction. >> yes, yes, yes. >> i'll have what she is having. >> reporter: ththe megahit movi starring ryan and billy crystal, a rom-com classic but speculation on a super bowl commercial. >> every bite is a pickle and hellman's mayonnaise. >> on the side. >> on the side. >> perhaps a call back to a different complicated order. >> i don't want the ice cream on the stop instead of on the side. >> reporter: to many the teaser a welcome bit of nostalgia. >> nobody knows what chemistry is, but harry and sally had it. >> bringing back a feel-good film for a feel-good moment. >> there is so much truth and love and romance in the movie. >> it took longer than 12 years, and to fans it is about time. when you realize that you want a reunion, you want the reunion to start as soon as possible. hallie jackson, nbc news. >> that is "nightly news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm lester

>>> in 35 years after "when harry met sally" melted hearts, billy crystal and meg ryan are together again. the only question now is, why? >>> the center pieces of president trump's rapid fire reshaping of american policy. decly a reagan-appointed this with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome, a federal court judge has temporarily blocks one of the centerpieces of president trump's rapidfire reshaping of american policy. today, a reagan appointed judge declaring the president order to end birthright citizenship, blatantly unconstitutional and putting a pause on the presidents action. it's the first but likely not the last legal challenge to the trump administration's crackdown on immigration, which the white house report is already underway tonight with hundreds of arrests, of undocumented immigrants. vowing numbers similar so far, to those carried out under the biden administration. game gutierrez with the latest from the white house a federal judge blocking the president's attempt to end birth right citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. the 14th amendment says that a

>>> in 35 r "when harry met sally" melted hearts, billy crystal and meg ryan are together again. the only question now is, why? together again. the only question now is, why? blatantly unconstitutional and putting a pause on the presidents action. it's the first but likely not the last legal challenge to the trump administration's crackdown on immigration, which the white house report is already underway tonight with hundreds of arrests, of undocumented immigrants. vowing numbers similar so far, to those carried out under the biden administration. game gutierrez with the latest from the white house a federal judge blocking the president's attempt to end birth right citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. the 14th amendment says that anyone born in the u.s. is a citizen. trump says it is a magnet for a magnet for illegal immigration but the judge todaytitutional order. >> they put it before a certain judge, in in boston. >> i've deployed active-duty u.s. military and national guard troops to the border, tof support.oops to the border, tof the first rd. were there in 2

live from london, this is business today, i'm sally bundock.'s start in the us, where tiktok is back online after a brief shutdown left millions of users unable to access the chinese—owned app. in a message to users, the social media platform praised president—elect donald trump after he pledged to restore access for american users on his first day in office and vowed companies that distribute and host the platform would not be held liable for violating a us ban that came into effect on sunday. trump says he is now a fan of the short—video platform despite calling for it to be shut down during his first term in office. it's quite complicated, isn't it? so tiktok is owned by a chinese company called bytedance, and the company is actually headquartered here in singapore — the building is right behind me — and one of the reasons that is headquartered here is because it has, over the past few years, tried to distance itself from its chinese owners and sort of put its headquarters in a very global city to say "this is a global company and there are

i'm sally bundock.d trump promised he would get down to business on day one, and he certainly has! just hours after being sworn in as the 47th president of the united states he has signed a raft of executive orders with wide ranging policies. they cover all sorts including energy, immigration, tiktok and he talked of tariffs to be imposed on america's biggest trading partners in a matter of weeks. in his inauguration speech, donald trump promised a new "golden age of america", vowing to cut energy prices and tame inflation. from new york, here's the bbc�*s north america business correspondent michelle fleury. during his inaugural address, donald trump declared a national energy emergency, unlocking new powers. the move is meant to speed up domestic production of oil and gas and to help bring down prices. the inflation crisis was caused by massive overspending and escalating energy prices. and that is why today i will also declare a national energy emergency. so, lots to cover today and let's start with

uh, so the only the uh yeah, yeah, sally though. yeah, uh 012 on or out some tell you all a little your whole bill. how do those your good they sound a lot. i sure. alejandro hell or yeah. and wait for the yeah, you're here a couple of days later, the children taken for a time cried a welcome respite from marching, running, running to handle weapons washing their own clothes off the shut off the table. 8 after one week of the military count the children off on a cultural trip to see the grateful demik with many tourist see they won. yeah. even though china strict 0 public policy has ended, taurus numbers remain under the internet or so sense that here young people have a limited view of the world outside of china. to log on to the router. for the 1st, the switch for the china is increasing isolation, so has consequences. french dropped to one's generation in the midst of a growing economic crisis, few, a young people being able to find work in china. wait, wait, wait till you way away. a sound full. the, you know now just down the w

live from london this is business today, i'm sally bundock.re is growing division within europe on the question of gas security, as ukraine explores whether to allow fresh flows of natural gas from the east into central europe. earlier this, month longstanding arrangements to pipe russian gas came to an end and poland's president has told the bbc it should never be restored. meanwhile, hungary's prime minister viktor orban has threatened to veto eu sanctions on russia is not restored. translation: the question of extending the sanctions i is now on the agenda. i pulled the handbrake and asked european leaders to understand this can't be continued. we asked the eu to tell the ukrainians to restore the gas transit. what's closed has to be reopened. it's not a matter for ukraine. it's an issue for europe, for central europe. and if the ukrainians want help — for example, sanctioning the russians — then let's reopen the gas transit routes and allow the central european countries, including hungary, to receive the gas we need through ukraine. meanw

sally though. yeah, uh 012 on rouse the mouse. tell you all that lay your whole bill. how do those or do they sound a lot? i sure i let him do a hell or us and waste them for the who are more go. yeah, you are here as a couple of days late to the children taken for a time cried a welcome respite from marching, running nothing to handle weapons washing their own clothes off the shut off. yeah, we'll do a lot. 8 of to one week at the minute if you count the children off on a cultural trip to see the grateful demik many tourist see even though they won. yeah. even though china strict 0 public policy has ended. taurus numbers remain under the internet or so sense that here young people have a limited view of the world outside of china. to log on to the router for the 1st, the switch for the china is increasing isolation, so has consequences. french dropped to one's generation in the midst of a growing economic crisis. few a young people to being able to find work in china. wait, wait, wait till you way away. a sound full the you know now, just down the why the phone. yeah.

well, i'm off the back over the world war 2 the going to all sally. let's just take a teammate this out of the game. for the water. yeah, so the bottom hardly put the monday the law. oh my gosh. the blazing surely you guys will or how many children time walking. reminder of the political time is in china for the threats of minute fee conflict. news of a lot. yeah. well the class of the whole the ship was equal to know so much our dog in town go so well in that way. whenever she long got to go she off of the firewall by the con. no, no, no, no. the, the, the, the more than 10 years shooting pain is china with an iron fist. his goal to ensure the country becomes a world class ministry power by 2049. the garages are the ones that are interested in a, in the house which is all set for her. and her area down here is for dallas angle to go off of the high in the household. what we found on the glass, our house on hold on some plans. so to complete a ma, she's democracy as a western phenomenon. even when there are they have yet to show her that, that you kno

sally says the system is the problem.ho flash are actually more likely to do more serious offences. lancashire police said a review found that the service delivered was acceptable. rebecca amin is a business and career coach. recently, a client on an online session exposed himself. she reported it. his video came on, and it was a man stood, waist down was all you could see, but completely naked from the waist down. um, and obviously i was very shocked. because the man was from india, police here said there was little they could do, but then rebecca discovered more evidence. i've got women who have shared this has happened to them. i've spoken to the video platform that was the sort of booking provider. they've told me they can isolate an ip address and provide it to somebody doing an investigation, and they said, "ok, send us that information, that does change things a bit." emailed it over, as requested to, and i've never had a response. i feel let down, i feel disappointed, i feel frustrated. surrey police said... and n

for that, it's over to sally bundock. thanks, catherine. we start with president donald trump who later this afternoon will be addressing global leaders at davos, virtually, and many are unsure what to expect. the world economic forum pushes for collaboration, a place where leaders and company bosses come together and try to find middle ground. but president trump is clear his policy is "america first" and has already threatened to raise tariffs for his country's major trading rivals and partners. so what can we expect from him today? martin baccardax, senior editor and chief markets correspondent at the street believes the us president will relish the oppurtunity to take centre stage. this is exactly the stage i think he has been looking forward to since the election because he is involved in a way that is very different to his last appearance in davos in 2020 when he talked about the need for optimism. and you'll remember it was only a few weeks after that that the world was in lockdown, as a result of the covid pandemic. today, he has de

>> i really enjoyed sally reed conversion story and jennifer's. both converting from atheism but they have different ways of telling their stories. jennifer's book is something, other than god. i have been reading, last year's sneaky bestseller the book god or nothing. basically an interview book with him about his life and insights on spirituality. >> who is the cardinal? african and the head of the vatican department? >> divine worship. >> one of the first books i have written in the front cover notes, this section or these pages on poverty, because he has amazing insights and his new book is available the power of silence against the dictatorship of noise which is a really relevant title. where we don't just create space. per silence. >> there is noise and distraction, advertising endlessly. >> always looking at something, scrolling, trying to keep our mind busy and numb at the same time. i think his book is appropriate. a huge bestseller. >> it was sold out before the first, the first print run was sold out before making it to distribution. am

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sally: we could have.aunched his trump coin and declared himself a huge supporter of cryptocurrency. he has the crypto president. it is not a huge apprise that trump media is diving into financial services world with this investment. it is notable that donald trump actually transferred his shares in trump media last month to a trust which is controlled by his eldest son so he no longer directly owns what he has the sole beneficiary of that trust. so i think this is an example of how the trump empire is deepening its push into crypto and fintech. it is interestingly timed because just last week trump made comments about traditional banks and how he said that they were effectively d banking conservatives. he made a barb at the bank of america and ceo as well as the ceo of jp morgan. he has a big fan of the crypto and fintech world. mike: in effect, is the trump media group trying to create something that elon musk has dreamed about for all of these years? a one-stop social platform with everything, messaging

hello sally. and so the old way long it's or not the movie to can in this all, you know and maybe bid something to use for children for everyone. you can see my vision. yeah. speak space. this part of the island where we are with the club base . this is known as the 2nd most deprived area in the whole of the u. k. because it just, there's no joke. there's a lot of drug abuse, alcohol abuse. he became homeless almost homeless last year. and i went to the cancer to try and get some way to live and they have nothing. there was no hires in doors that available for me. and my son who's autistic, snapped the, because that's the problem is there's just not in the buildings available. then many people are on the list which i list. yeah, yes. that's why we have so many homeless people because they can't find a home to live in. but maybe that will be different view. that's how beautiful select your one fit. so if you want it, you have it to me so it wouldn't be safe. so you'd be good. but everyone. e uh the

global aviation analyst sally gethin says the numbers show some promise for ryanair.n passengers, and there was a profit of 149 euros million, as you said, and revenue rose 10% to 2.96 billion euros. so, i mean, it's in the right direction. everything's going quite well. but as you pointed out, sally, there's this problem with the boeing so—called game changer aircraft, which is the 737—8200 aircraft. and ryanair�*s actually physically gone out and paid a visit to boeing earlier this month to try and chivvy things along. but of course, the big problem there for boeing, problems beyond its control, because of course boeing had a series of issues last year, culminating in a long strike of its workers towards the end of the year, which has been resolved now. but it looks like the entry into service of, of that fleet is going to be delayed. and as a result, the forecast of passengers for the whole of this year has been revised downwards from 210 million to 206 million. those are the top business stories. fasten your seat belts later, when the us markets open it will be at

hello, i'm sally bundock.mp has signed an executive order closing the us—mexico border to migrants seeking �*physical of a swift crackdown on immigration. more than 1,000 troops are to be stationed along the southern border to help bolster homeland security. meanwhile, all travel taking refugees to the us has been suspended, including many who have already been given the right to come to america. new asylum applications have also been stopped. president trump said the biden administration is responsible for the chaos at the us—mexico border. he made those comments during his first sit down interview since the inauguration with fox news's hannity programme. we have a lot of great people right now, a lot of great, great people on this situation. this was a gross miscarriage of common sense to allow people to come in, and i believe the number is 21 million people, and a large percentage of them are criminals. prisoners from all over the world have been emptied out into our country by biden, allowing it to happen.

hello, i'm sally bundock.et's take you to washington dc, where, in the coming hours, donald trump will be sworn into office as the 47th president of the united states, withjd vance taking the oath of office as his vice president. mr trump has already reaffirmed his commitment to carry out the largest deportation programme in american history. and that he's going to enact a series of executive orders within hours of taking office. ahead of his inauguration, during a wide ranging speech at a rally in washington, he told supporters the united states was about to begin a new era of prosperity, whilst restoring patriotism and law and order. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. donald trump is back where he wants to be. reclaim in power. after years of american decline, and we begin a brand—new day of american prosperity, dignity and pride. his bombastic style remains a crowd pleaser. i think someone like trump comes around once in a lifetime. i mean, when you look at the man who, everything was thro

my question, sally, what are the challenges you faced internally? this person asks the political concerns around utilizing these drugs in a child welfare context, the glp-1 may be, are the barriers to gaining support for these interventions? that but what about going up to higher levels of government and what do they think? >> there's probably two schools of thought. i would imagine there's a cohort of people who would go why are we going to treat parents in child welfare as guinea pigs, but one of the interesting responses i have gotten is from our former head and allegheny county who said he had been begging people for years to do that in settings like homelessness because he thought they were underserved and understudied as a group in these groups bear a disproportionate amount of the cost so it would be a shame if what we did, to your point, there are gradations of addiction. if it is so heavy that you are coming to the attention of the child welfare system, that seems to me to be a first-order policy problem not only because of foster care but

let's go to damascus now to ellis sally russell service dining by 1st day. we will look at some pictures a little bit earlier at the destruction in the neighborhood that you all in once a thriving hub, tell us what you can see or indeed. so if this is a sally neighbor who with once asked, was bustling with people and on the outskirts of the city as caps of damascus. but now it has been reduced to uh, to the troubles by the regime and its forces. so this place is just the only 5 side, it's a few miles away from damascus. and you can see that the level of the destruction here. so is the residence here or seeing that since the clashes have stopped in 2017 on that had been bears to come back so they would not love to come back. i hear you can see right behind me still some of the time it is coming on this or they have children to the play in the problems here. and that's most is a part of my suit mosque. and it's of course, of course, a start to be mindful of what has happened here. around the mosque was heavy inhabitants and there were multi story buildings rig

take a look at sally fur, who was treated by the marine mammal center in 2017. it's the first time one of their rehabilitated pups has been seen full grown out in the world. sally fur was identified by that bright orange flipper tag you see there and appears to be in good health. >> all grown up and doing great. >> yeah. it's wonderful. >> that's great that they tracked him down. all right, let's talk about the weather forecast. of course, watching what's happening down south and our weather here. >> that's right. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more sandhya. yeah. >> it is going to be a dangerous situation the next couple of days. ama and dan. let's take a look at southern california. malibu reporting wind gusts right now, 44 miles an hour. here's the setup. high pressure is building in right there behind this area of low pressure that has dropped down off the southwestern southwest of california, southern california. so it's a dry, windy pattern that is setting up those downsloping santa ana winds. and that is going to result in high to very high fire

of the credit, sally and e, as in which has proved a graveyard for ukraine's best units, which was still intact because in july when trump made those promises, the situation has changed dramatically. this piece deal the tea moved to implemented when he boots, that he wouldn't go to bed was never going to happen. nobody here again, i reiterate, believe for a 2nd that he could do it. he has begun to, to back track. now you say no. i've got to speak to both sides. for the 1st time we've heard that the landscape once a piece deal, presumably the same piece, the like really unrealistic piece deal of these wanted since the company forgot and which you can get. everything in russia gets nothing and nothing changes that isn't going to happen. russia isn't good, is it takes to sort of deals with the landscape perhaps even from haven't lied. so sir, the, the, the 5 here will continue or do you credit and will continue to retrieve. and the greatest problem it's not in power shortage will get, was, the situation is the ukraine's army of 2022 doesn't exist. anyone who wanted to join the ukranian army

take a look at sally fur, who was treated by the marine mammal center in 2017. it's the first time one of their rehabilitated pups has been seen full grown out in the world. sally fur was identified by that bright orange flipper tag you see there and appears to be in good health. >> all grown up and doing great. >> yeah. it's wonderful. >> that's great that they tracked him down. all right, let's talk about the weather forecast. of course, watching what's happening down south and our weather here. >> that's right. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more sandhya. yeah. >> it is going to be a dangerous situation the next couple of days. ama and dan. let's take a look at southern california. malibu reporting wind gusts right now, 44 miles an hour. here's the setup. high pressure is building in right there behind this area of low pressure that has dropped down off the southwestern southwest of california, southern california. so it's a dry, windy pattern that is setting up those downsloping santa ana winds. and that is going to result in high to very high fire

on the from my mind in golden, let's go over now to abraham and sally, he joins me on the phone from palestine square in garza city and the heating what we sole, that was not only a hand over it was a historic moment and something all of a show of strength by palestinian functions, right? a years old pal at noon, i've been waiting for this for week more months to also 50 a month of the 100000 war that destroys every asked big on live read killer. it was like, we saw thousands of to go use the gathering. that's how find, where does the, what is this is totally moment of the fix it shade of the or it is what you me shoulder bridge and i and they are have the end express. bear with this is the resistance or reserves in happened is called the needs of the forecasting will allow 11500000. so he's not been supposed to be displeased at the beginning of the war just to richards or their homelands, that he has been forced to waste from. we saw the we saw also there are people where and uncle fee and this is a simple uh, resilience and a sample of the freedom that all the palestinians have bee

a lot of people are talking about the national geographic documentary titled sally.en secret life of sally ride, the first american woman in space. >> this one day in 1985. it just turned and i realized i was in love with her, and she was in love with me. and we stayed together for 27 years. >> this is a film that is for anyone who's ever had, had to hide part of themselves to follow their dreams. >> so i really wanted the real story of sally, because she was so private that lotf aspects of her life are not known to, you know, young kids or even adults. >> the festival has been full of surprises. >> my dad actually had his first movie premiere here in like 2005, and i actually came. so it feels like i think i've always associated this place with home. >> it's my first time being here at sundance, you know, and being able to come with a film like this is just, you know, really grateful. super. >> each film hosting a star studded red carpet premiere. >> i'm so thrilled. this is my first sundance. just feels very circumstantially and cosmically suffused that we're here

stanford had no answer for sallis, who gets the and one. with 30 points, and wake forest went on to extend that win streak 80 to 67. cal men's basketball team was in tar heel country. this is the first matchup between both schools since 1998. north carolina up by ten in the first half. lee dora dishes it to andre stojakovic, who comes down with his two hand slam. stojakovic struggled today with only six points, though in the second half. golden bears down eight. rajakovic finds madi sissoko down low for that slam. sissoko had 16 points and eight rebounds and then later in the second half. tar heels up 21. ian jackson gets on the inside and knocks down the jumper plus the foul. jackson had 20 points. unc wins 7953 there in winston-salem to face wake forest, who are on a three game win streak. well, we go now to our other story, which was alex mack. and while we're talking about cal, he has been selected to the college football hall of fame. mack will be a member of the class of 2025, making the cut on his first year on the ballot. cal says t

gina haspel works as a main partner to sally yates. do you think it's a coincidence that the architects of russiagate, the greatest conspiracy ever perpetrated against the american people are making tens of millions of dollars at a law firm ? , identify the problem. it goes beyond brennan, goes beyond barr and so many people you've heard about from the trump administration and the only way we are going to break that logjam is if we don't accept their projections. they the radical left have told us we are the ones who hijack law-enforcement agencies, only the ones that sent law enforcement in houses of worship? are we the ones that told parents that you will be dictated the agenda for your children's education? that was them but they did it in the name of america and apparently since they have the mainstream media they are getting away from it and here's the kicker about the media. they serve an invaluable purpose in our constitutional republic until they fail us which a large portion of them have and there is no deep state, there are n

sally though. yeah. oh, oh, $12.00 or out of town. are you all that live or your whole bill? how do those, or do they sound a lot? i sure alejandro. hello. are you and waste for the so yeah, the yeah. the a couple of days later the children taken for 10 cried a welcome respite from marching, running, learning to handle weapons in their own clouds. lastly, i don't, that's what i was off the shut off. we'll do a lot. you know what a lot of people go up to one week at the minute. if you count the children off on the cultural trip to see the going to demick many tourist. see even though china strict 0 public policy has ended taurus numbers for me, under the internet or so, sense that here. and people have a limited view of the world outside of china. the part of the time the children have some time to rest the sheets for roseville auto and the module for how to make a phone call. right, right. you can finally speak to mother. here's a samsung eliza industrial hotel. sylvia. yeah, yes, that was the problem household, so yeah, yeah, sure. this know on 10, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha

i'm sally bundock.nt trump has signed an executive order, closing the us—mexico border to migrants seeking physical entry into the country by claiming asylum as part of a swift crackdown on immigration. more than 1,000 troops are to be stationed along the southern border to help bolster homeland security. meanwhile, all travel taking refugees to the us has been suspended, including many who have already been given the right to come to america. new asylum applications have also been stopped. with me is our reporter mimi swaby. tell us more about what is happening at the border at the moment. , . , happening at the border at the moment. , ., , , . , moment. trump has effectively closed the _ moment. trump has effectively closed the border, _ moment. trump has effectively closed the border, declared - moment. trump has effectively closed the border, declared a l closed the border, declared a state of emergency and confirmed 1500 troops will be sent to california and texas along this border front. sent to c

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this report from the north of occupied territories where she met with henri heads were now at ballasa sally, sidney and refugee camp in the in nablus in the northern parts, although supplied westbank, it's relatively small, less than one square kilometer, but it's home to more than 2000 people is the biggest cab. and these people have been living relying on it was held for decades for generations. and this is where we meet state agencies, director for westbank affairs and the director of communications. hi, isn't this maria? nice to meet you were married? no. or how is that the tech fine girl? yeah, that's tough to ireland. how enjoy your enjoy. it is expected at the tech point. the reason very busy, very tight. one hour, 3 hours for you on you and car this. does it make it easier for you to go through check points? normally true for these days. there are no special arrangements for that. in a matter of days, the agency who'd be forced to end this operation only in the west bank where we are now button dances. what will happen when the deadline comes? do you have any clear message from thes

but you know, sally yates playing the game. yeah. well sally yates and walked through the door. so you have to say who are we going to get from donald trump. right. and she said today that she was serving as an advocate that sets her apart from rudy giuliani, who was a true believer dishing out defamation against ruby freeman, shaye moss and but pam bondi was there as a lawyer and advocate. yeah, sometimes she does. >> she did get rudy giuliani to join in. she's probably responsive to the political mind. you know what, i hope this is going to be my hopeful. i'm going to say something hopeful. i hope that she focuses as strongly on the drugs epidemic as she did in florida, where she was quite successful at it, and that she spends her time doing that rather than, you know, prosecuting donald trump's perceived political enemies. if she does that, then she will go into the history books in a good way. that's what i'm going to say positive about. and she's good on tv, quite good on tv, as are you, david arenberg and john brennan, who's also great on tv. thank you all very much. and c

sally declined to respond, and so the editor reached out to grades who challenged sally to a duel, shot him and killed him, and the response to this episode of legislative violence. unlike the the lion griswold fight, which kind of just passed into the law, was a change in federal law. conger congress passed a law not only outlawing dueling in the district of columbia, but making it a crime to solicit or engage in a duel initiated in the district of columbia, but perhaps fought in another part of the of the country. the the lion battle in the 1790s and the graves silly duel in the 1830s are similar here. i mean, obviously they've different endings, but they're similar in that they reflect a kind of male dominated society in which there was a willingness to fight and in some cases kill. but more for personal listing challenges than than for anything ideological. this changes during the path to the civil war. so a wonderful book on this topic by joanne freeman as a historian at yale called the field of blood. and freeman went back through newspapers through contemporary legal accounts, an

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hello sally and sila, like you to be tied to just put it wherever is completely left to that right. then? yes it take before? yes. yes. you managed to go the barge every day? yes. only. so unless you know, you know, no, i'm in one on half year they didn't interfere with yet. you haven't had then to be, you know, 9 to funeral questionnaire. they just waiting, waiting with a sign on the questionnaire. eva. no. oh, how old were you when you left? i think in 2015 that was 117, some people you know, they killed my father upset and they came to him that talk to me and my mother, she advice me, you know, to, to left. yeah. because she, she understands, you know, if i stayed it and then they we can meet my standard cups. is a really long time. yeah. yeah. 9 years the, [000:00:00;00] the people they don't understand why you don't. why doing content with your mom? she left you? yes. i know she loves me, i love ties, but my mind can meet or my mentor isn't good to know. contact with anyone. i don't know the people that like the coming i asked the last ladies 1st it is quite begging that it wou

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