steven b. ms. debbie morrow: he was so funny and he had such a great love of music. ms. nolan: (voiceover) he's lovable. ms. nolan: i mean, you just--everybody loves steven b. craig melvin: (voiceover) but soon it was fatally clear that not everybody did. detective ken clark: (voiceover) and they came upon a body floating in the water. mr. mckinney: shot him one time in the back of the head. ms. nolan: (voiceover) i felt like i was in some made for tv movie. ms. nolan: it's like this can't be happening. craig melvin: (voiceover) what did happen? the hunt is on a gleaming yacht. ms. nolan: i thought, why did you get on that boat? craig melvin: (voiceover) a scheming businessman and a missing fortune. ms. nolan: you're a multimillionaire and you don't have any money. craig melvin: (voiceover) from high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. mr. mckinney: i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. craig melvin: hello and welcome to dateline. steven b. williams was a man with a gol

steven: yes.irst of all, i got 10 secret service agents overnight, and trust me, that's not really the group you hope to hang around with at 18 years old, but that changed. i was headed to -- i was a couple weeks away from starting my freshman year at duke university and i was getting ready to head down there to move into the freshman dorm and all of a sudden i got 10 secret service agents. i didn't know how that was going to work very well and i walked into my dad post office, the oval office -- dad's office, the oval office, and i said, dad, this whole thing with you becoming president the last couple weeks and become president, i want to take a year off from college. i will go back to school next year but to get adjusted to this. like any good father, he says what's your plan? i say, i've always had this dream, this vision to go out west and be a cowboy. he's like, what/ why didn't i hear that? so that was about one step above starting a rock 'n' roll band in the garage, but he let me go and i

. >> they were calling steven, steven, come out, come out! and they heard him screaming and he never made it out. >> and tragedy in oakland, a man dies while trying to save his family from a fire. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> good evening, merry christmas and happy hanukkah. i'm dan ashley, thank you for joining us tonight. there is a lot of joyful news to share with you on this holiday, but sadly, we're going to begin with a very sad headline on an oakland family lost a son this morning. he died trying to rescue his family from a fire. the victim was a 37 year old who was going to propose to his fiancee next week. just a terrible tragedy. as i said in oakland. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan reporter. >> the family of steven weatherford started christmas day mourning his loss. he died trying to save his family from their burning house. >> steven was truly the best person you could ever meet. he loved his family, his friends, everybody so much. he died trying to get them out of the house and he succeeded. i l

is that something that commonly happens to commercial aircraft, steven? and do you know whether it happened with this one? it is difficult for me. i decide this time now. but what does appear apparent is when i look at the data that's come through the idea space. so this is a communications are effectively like an ad traffic control digital system. but both of pay to have got itself confused with the costs and rush spice because the locations were in china. and that's relatively straightforward because it's from gps data, which is a really weak signal. and you can do, i mean, you can buy a drama on amazon locally and it effectively wipes out the signal on the plains. don't flight fly gps themselves. so i use 19 fifties technology, which was the way you fly towards. so from that that you can, which is totally different to gps. so as far as i know, i'd be surprised if that system is jammed. it's always possible to jump and electronic system. but as we know, it's a commercial as failed. and why would you want to job commercial aircraft coming into an apple d

and what is steven bartlett's responsibilities as the host of one of the world's biggest podcasts? doctor liz 0'riordan who is a cancer expert, former breast surgeon and author. thank you, doctor, for being here with us. how big a problem do you think health misinformation is, especially in podcasts?— misinformation is, especially in podcasts? people are going to the internet _ in podcasts? people are going to the internet to _ in podcasts? people are going to the internet to get - to the internet to get information when they are diagnosed with cancer and there is so much misinformation out there, videos, websites and podcasts are the latest thing, guests can say what they like, they not fact checked by the hosts, and another 62nd clips are being taken as medical advice, and my worry is people will listen to that advice on other doctors and people will die as a result of this. you have written _ die as a result of this. you have written a _ die as a result of this. you have written a book - die as a result of this. you have written a book that i have written a book that debunks myt

and what is steven bartlett's steven ba rtlett�*s responsibilities as steven bartlett's responsibilitiesrld's biggest podcasts? jacqui wakefield reporting. the full story can be watched on iplayer. two people have been taken to hospital after a fairground ride in birmingham city centre malfunctioned last night. west midlands fire service said the city flyer ride dropped to ground level whilst in operation. our reporter graham satchell has more. the immediate aftermath of what must have been a terrifying moment in the centre of birmingham, after a fairground ride failed and crashed to the ground. the ride had dropped a bit. they said someone had fallen out and then, like, it was quite clear, like you can see that, like, the wires have been crossed and they've obviously knocked together or something. the city flyer is a regular attraction at this time of year in birmingham. these pictures from the summer show how it climbs to more than 50 metres and rotates at considerable speed. last night, emergency services cordoned off the area. they said two women had been taken to hospital, although

stevens argues it's time for folks like her to give up the resistance and give trump a chance. as a self-identified never trumper, he admitted trump is a dangerous person from a conservative view, but he argues the moment the movement overreacted, especially about january 6th , stevens writes that trump's election lies and the capitol attack led him to vote for kamala harris, but he said democracy means letting ordinary people is decide how important january 6th is and apparently most don't see it as a big deal. let's just stop here a second. the problem with january 6th in my opinion is not solely the attack on our capitol, it's also trump's incendiary rhetoric and unfounded claims of a stolen election in the lead up to the attack. i guess him telling the rioters to fight like hell didn't really help either, but what he normalized then and continues to normalize now is the right for he and his party to declare any and every election they lose as rigged just because they do not have the courage to pay a politician's debt, which in this country means saying you lose when you los

what do you make of brett stevens a fellow colleague of yours.do you still see trump as a threat to democracy. >> look, i thought it was a stupid piece but i didn't think it was a sincere piece. this is really easy. you either believe donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy or you don't. clearly brett stevens doesn't. clearly by the way john fedderman doesn't. chill out? chill out? with everything trump is doing right now. you know ayman it just freaking me off and i like a lot of what fedderman has said about other issues but when someone tells me. a never trumper, someone tells me to chill out when as you said at the top of this hour, that donald trump led a violent attempt to overthrow an american election. i will never chill out as long as that's the case. we normalize this guy, ayman, trump, and our own danger. he's told us he wants to be an authoritarian. he's told us he will imprison his political enemies. he's putting people in charge of our security and law enforcement apparatus to go after his enemies. there's no fing way

i want to thank my former chairman steven horsford for his incredible leadership. his passion and helping us set an agenda. the congressional black caucus wants to build wealth we will continue fighting for housing, jobs, and justice. not under estimate the power. we will see the four our community. thank you very much. two introduce the caucus. [applause] >> hello and good afternoon, everyone. our outgoing chair from nevada, he has shown us what leadership and mentor ship looks like. with republicans and the new administration and donald trump. we are a critical moment and these next few years are going to be painful and messy but in the words of my constituent, we ready. [laughter] every single one of us came here and ran this leadership board because we believe in legislating with a purpose and believe in fighting for the black community. when we help black people, you help everyone so we are going to continue to fight bigotry fight for economic prosperity. if your helping people, your loving everyone out. we are going to engage with black people and share about

steven, right in dublin, we thank you for your time, sir. thank you. let's look at some more stories making headlines as we speak, as are by john's present in either hom, aliya as a queue, as rush of shooting at an as a bunch on airlines passenger chat. before it cracked, he demanded a full admission of guilt and compensation accusing moscow of trying to cover up the truth. the crash and cassock stand. last wednesday killed 38 people. at least 3 migrants have died trying to reach britain in a small boat. rescuers in northern france, assisted dozens of people on the beach with many suffering from hypothermia. this year has been one of the deadliest years on record for channel crossings, with the 76 recorded depths. at least 2 people died after multiple tornadoes ripped through the us states of texas, louisiana, and mississippi. many homes and schools were badly damaged or destroyed. thousands of people were affected by power outages, voters in croatia of going to the polls to elect a new president. the left leaning incumbent zorian, milan of edge has be

go ahead, steven. this is a, this is not about the city in the military, and i'll position this from the one from the 1st 2nd, this attack happened of, i'll keep buying that level from this. i had some these blood thirsty terrorist if there's a lot of intelligent tour from one side, it's the americans is really ukrainian to enter case, whole months side, a war against a soon army started this scene in government, russian, and a new is. so it is actually to go say, a small world war, but it's happening on inside of the city and then, and the, this will not end until the going to be in the, in a minute. the only tested in politically. and i see the only way to escape the situation was going to continue until january 20, just because you do not see from one thing to spend that that's for your money to support and paid you. so it is let's or city terrace. at the same time, the error of the rich countries, they don't want any danger and they don't want anything done with their countries. so also they'll pas

joining me is john kildoff and steven cook. senior fellow for middle east studies at the council of foreign relations. he is the author of "the end of ambition." gentlemen, great to have you on. steve, i want to start with you as we look to 2025. we highlighted the stories across the middle east. what is the most pressing geopolitical issue right now? >> it is iran's strategic position in the middle east. it has been destroyed by the force of israeli arms. it is good for israel and the united states in the short run, but israel is likely to drive their nuclear program in 2025 having lost access to the mediterranean as a result of the revolution in syria. that's going to be a major challenge for the trump administration as well as america's partners in the region. it is a story that will dominate this coming year >> steven, no sign of a cease-fire under president-elect trump when he takes office on january 20th with gaza and other partners? >> there has been some progress reported recently. the major damage the israelis have don

last week you along with 30 other members of congress pushed president biden to pardon steven donzigerdual make it to the top of your list? >> well, because i traveled to ecuador in 2008 and i saw firsthand the mess that chevron left behind. it's unconscionable and i was ashamed, quite frankly, that this was a u.s. corporation that committed this terrible human rights crime because it is a human rights crime, and they have done nothing to try to remedy it. so, you know, i followed donziger's, you know, attempt to win a judgment on behalf of the people of ecuador, he won, and then i was shocked at the retribution that followed from chevron. rather than respecting the judgment, rather than investing in cleanup and helping these poor people in ecuador, chevron went after steven donziger in an unprecedented way and i think it was a terrible injustice. look, this is like the -- this is like a david and goliath story and chevron, you know, used its corporate wealth and its legal connections to target steven donziger and to ignore the contamination it left behind in ecuador. >> let's talk abo

and they were they were calling steven. steven, come out, come out.rd him screaming and he never made it out. >> the oakland fire department says the cause of the fire is still unknown, but that it got a call around 6:15 a.m. of a house fire. when crews arrived on scene, they found steven's body inside. they believe he was likely overcome and disoriented by the smoke, and appeared to have died from smoke inhalation. >> he was a good person. he was a good family man, you know, so it's important that, you know, he saved his family. he saved four people in that house. he woke them up and he saved them. and he went back, i guess because he wasn't sure if everybody was out of the house. so, yes, he was a hero. >> mayo's mother, sandra clark, also had high praise for who would have been her soon to be son in law. >> when i met him, i said, that's the one. that's the one. yeah. and her father and i, we all just loved him so much. and he loved her so much. and i found out that he was going to propose to her. he had bought the ring, and he didn't give her a ch

knight congratulations, steven. >> thank you.'re well. >> well trade. sure. hold on she was glad to say hi jade. >> how you doing wow, you've come such a long way and done so much for so many other people. >> and it really began with jade. >> yeah so, i mean, she's my everything. and rescuing jade. she she taught me how to really appreciate life and she gave me a second chance where i was able to have purpose and responsibility early on in recovery. it's hard and i really was, was really struggling and to have her in my life and what she was part of my healing and we actually have this spiritual bond and she's everything to me. and i don't want anybody ever to have to give up their dog for a second chance to get healthy. and that's why we have dogs matter and i, my mission in life is to continue to be able to help people so we can and will help their dogs so they can get healthy again. >> yeah well, thank you so much for all you're doing for so many people congratulations. thank you. all right laura, i want to play with jade. >>

but when steven locked eyes with jade, he said i'll take her.nd in that act of kindness, he found his purpose. he went back to school became a substance abuse counselor and created dogs matter, which provides foster homes for dogs, allowing their owners to seek the treatment they need when they return. he offers 12 months of counseling and other services to help them succeed. to date, he's kept more than 1200 pets from going into shelters the road to recovery is hard, but steven's work ensures that along the route there are wagging tails, endless cuddles and love everything's gonna be okay when somebody makes that decision to go into treatment. >> it's one of the bravest decisions they'll make. >> i see you soon, okay when they don't have a place to put the dog what we're finding out is how big of a need it is. >> i just kept putting it off longer and longer. somebody told me about dogs matter. >> i will make sure you get videos. we're going to take such great care of them. when we find a foster we are able to prevent a dog going to the shelter

and they were they were calling steven. steven, come out, come out.him screaming and he never made it out. >> the oakland fire department says the cause of the fire is still unknown, but that it got a call around 6:15 a.m. of a house fire. when crews arrived on scene, they found steven's body inside. they believe he was likely overcome and disoriented by the smoke, and appeared to have died from smoke inhalation. >> he was a good person. he was a good family man, you know, so it's important that, you know, he saved his family. he saved four people in that house. he woke them up and he saved them. and he went back, i guess because he wasn't sure if everybody was out of the house. so, yes, he was a hero. >> mayo's mother, sandra clark, also had high praise for who would have been her soon to be son in law. >> when i met him, i said, that's the one. that's the one. yeah. and her father and i, we all just loved him so much. and he loved her so much. and i found out that he was going to propose to her. he had bought the ring, and he didn't give her a chanc

well, on your screen is professor steven pinker. he's the author of nine books with a finalist, and he's been named most influential less of people in america. his most recent book, rationality it what it is why it scarce and why matters. steven, what is rationality then? rationality is the use of knowledge to attain goals. knowledge like logic like mathematics, like knowledge of cognitive in the world. why do you say that? it's scarce. well, seems scarce because we apparently are surrounded by many forms of irrational crazy conspire theories and paranormal woohoo medical medical quackery and fake news. the irrational around really pops out and it seems like it's been increase. and for the third one, why does it matter. well it's the only way we accomplish things it's the way that species has made progress. i previous books have argued progress is a real thing. we really do live longer and where wealthier and more knowledge able and have richer experiences than our ancestors. not because the universe naturally lets us up quite contr

now is steven. so we need john less than political commentator joining us on the phone from a lot talk here in the syria, a duck here, he's pointing fingers at ease roll foot sampling on serious territorial integrity above. the accusation comes as a major down in the north of the country has reportedly been knocked out of service after being attacked by turkey. a bad forces in the area was report suggests the case. intelligence forces destroyed 12 trucks packed with myself and other weaponry, seized by the curtis down workers party in syria, a local report to witness to the attack and sent us this report. that even when folks stuff up, we're not going to jot out teams. so the see how you're doing this, all of these then for just a monogamous. so the 1st one was the now hundreds of civilians, mostly women and children had been killed and injured in syria over the past 2 weeks with hospitals overwhelmed with casualties. and that's according to the united nations. meanwhile, although it's the last to p

let's bring in steven wieting at citi wealth. steven, good morning.re. >> thank you. >> steven, we saw a bit of a rally on friday following the comments from goolsbee and john williams. how do you see today shaping up? >> this is the holiday period. we can move markets around a great deal on an i little bit of momentum and inertia. there are physics terms of investors participating. you can have markets move off in a volatile way. it is not meaningful in price setting in figuring what the economy will like in the coming year during a week like this. >> we mentioned the rough week for the markets lasts week. what is your word of the day? >> again, it is momentum. it is that we can just find periods where investors latch on to a rising trend or a falling trend and push it just a bit too far. you know, we had a return in the last 24 months of 58% in the s&p 500. we think, again, that momentum is going to change some. we will have positive returns. we are not negative on the outlook for the economy, but the rebound we had from the awful 2022 is out of the

steven, as well as keyboard. and ali said that to his beloved today, he cannot interfere and uh, you know, and uh, we might see a ceiling and uh, on the dry on the ground has to come in. because uh they, you know, walk, you still don't have, as uh, they said they don't have that much training to see on the after 5th. that's the problem. is this year at all. i mean, after 15 years um there's just tired stuff to it because the d. r a military of government, they are not a melisha melisha because one of the very easy. we are talking about an army of a gun that's been fighting terrorism for 15 years. they've been scattered all over the country in the east, on the south and the north. so we cannot blame the city or army or we cannot put our hopes up so much under the sea. i mean, because they did do it, they can and when they did what they're doing, what they can do without the help, they are unable to enter this war without the help of the allies. everyone is in yes. in moscow, in iran, in you're ok even has biloxi,

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ambassador stevens. >> i think you mean the inchon airport, right? >> you may be the only one in the room who got that, but thank you. >> just wanted to make sure, i'm old enough to remember when it had a different name. my pleasure to also join today and i want to thank scott and jennifer and everyone at kei for seeing the project through. i was u.s. ambassador in the republic of korea from 2008 through 2011 and i was nominated by president george h w bush and one of the first things i hosted at the residence in seoul was the election party. we used to do that, obama versus mccain, and of course obama was elected and he asked me to stay on. it was my privilege to serve under two west president -- two u.s. presidents. i was also arriving a few months after the very large protest against loosening research and's on the importation of american bees had roiled the first months of the korean presidents administration. a lot more to say about that. i have to say more about the book because i know i've been kind of a nag about it for a while. i first learn

and what is steven bartlett's responsibilities as host of one of the world's biggest podcasts?gnificant increase in people buying christmas gifts for their pets this year. their figures suggest that more than half of all cats and dogs are set to receive presents. so, what might they find under the tree? our business reporter ben boulos has been finding out. we are a nation of pet lovers, of course, so why should they miss out on christmas? in fact, one survey suggests that nearly half of the uk's dogs and cats are expected to receive a visit from santa paws this year. what might be in their stockings? perhaps a luxury dog bed like this one, that comes in atjust under £80. may be an automatic ball launcher for the more active pooch? that is £180. and what news obsessed cat wouldn't want a cuddly president trump toy? that will set you back just under £8.50. one major retailer said it had seen a massive rise in sales for pet gifts this year, with doggy mince pies and cuddly toys are among the most popular products. not sure what all the fuss is about? we've been shopping to see ju

in your book, though, you do profile steven griles, who is steven griles? steven is the is the head of public lands in our country and he's a mining industry lobbyists who that public lands are unconstitutional. his whole life has been directed toward is about liquidating our public lands for cash on behalf of his clients in the mining industry and he actually is probably one of the most rapacious and notorious lobbyists in our history. but this is what we've seen throughout this administration is that it's a stealth attack the polluters the worst polluters in america have been put in charge of the agencies that are supposed to protect america from pollution. steven griles is now running public lands. a timber industry lobbyist. ray is the head of the forest service, a utility lobbyist. jeffrey holmstead runs the air division of epa superfund, is being run by a woman who's former job was to advise corporations how to evade superfund. the second in command of of epa is a monsanto lobbyist. and if you go through all the agencies and the department of agricult

we cross the, steven cc me. he's an award winning journalist and chief editor of mid east this course. alright, gentlemen, prospect rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciated. right. start out in berlin motor could um we had um, um jake sullivan, come out. and the last new cycle saying that the us will cry about the pressure syria is facing chrome, and it will kind of link a group, the h t s. here. of course he didn't use the world a word i'll tell you that he does said opposition. uh to the government in damascus . what is your take on this? i mean, there's so many moving pieces. we have air to one. there's apparently a signed off on this. so signing away the entire a standard process. they run the russians, but so much time into we obviously know there is and is really hand in here because of the timing of it immediately after the cease fire or truce in 11 on the this is unfinished business. as i said in my introduction, go ahead to exactly a picture. i just wanna men

saint steven?s and so we call it boxes day in many countries but i think the feast of steven is actually the day after christmas. i have no idea where that came from and could be making it up. stuart: i know two verses of that and i sing it every year. this year probably not on the air. stuart: oklahoma how many born in america, 3.9, 3.79 million? the answer when we return. .. confident. measured. ready. the markets, like life, will turn and challenge us. but when emotions run high, we stay grounded. with the hcm buyline, we work to empower investors, in navigating market volatility and complex conditions. we provide a diverse portfolio with proprietary mutual funds and etfs aimed at growth and preservation. so you can invest with confidence. visit howard c.m. funds dot com. we ready? mhm, hehe. i need to get me a new phone. you need to trade-in that old busted up phone and get you a brand new iphone 16 pro at t-mobile. it's on them. at t-mobile, it's better over here! families save 20% every month

adam, amanda, steven, thank you all for joining us. merry christmas. >> you too, thank you.mazing story. those kids are heroes. turning now to today's headlines, lara trump is removing herself from consideration for marco rubio's vacated senate seat, announcing the decision yesterday while teasing a big announcement for her future that could be coming next month. rubio's former seat remains open for the next two years. florida governor ron desantis hopes to have an appointee by january. >>> and president-elect trump announcing a series of new administration picks yesterday including apprentice producer you see here mark burnett for u.k. special enjoy. burnett worked with trump in 2004 to launch the show which helped boost trump's fame ahead of his first presidential election. burnett is a 13-time emmy winner is and has also led the products of many -- production of many notable programs including survivor and the martha stewart show. >>> and finally, an owl make its way down a virginia family's chimney and replaced the star on top of their christmas tree with itself, much to

. >>> this month former pittsburgh penguins star kevin stevens was inducted into the u.s.s life and his work ever since. nbc's joe fryer has our "sunday spotlight." >>> fires, good! >> reporter: in hockey a power forward can score a lot of goals. >> and he shoots and scores. kevin stevens. >> reporter: someone like number 25, kevin stephens. >> either you can score or you can't score and ipd the ability to score goals. >> here's stephens open. >> reporter: he was scoring more than 50 goals a season for the pittsburgh penguins, skating alongside legend mario lemieux. >> the penguins have won a stanley cup. >> reporter: he won the stanley cup twice. when you get to hold that over your head, what's the feeling? >> it's heavier than you think it is. you can't explain the moment. it was a great feeling. >> reporter: a feeling that starteto fade in 1993 when he spiraled into addiction. he was hooked on drugs especially painkillers after a gruesome injury. >> what a collision. he has trouble trying to get up. >> my addiction started to affect my game, the way i live. >> reporter:

steven right in dublin, we thank you for your time sir. thank you to the far right. anti western politician me called a couple i should be lee has been sworn in as george's new president, the former football or was inaugurated despite allegations from outgoing president settlement zoo at fish freely that his election was legitimate. and the new president is supported by the ruling georgia dream party, whose decision to suspend moves to join the e. u has sparked months of protests. the outgoing leader is refusing to step down, but says she will vacate the presidential palace. natalie southern not is a former georgia and bash it or to the you. she's criticize the use response to recent events in georgia. i asked her to explain why. well, there are some objects to read. some consensus is one, but the new dos find itself in a very unusual situation is this is a candidate concrete. and for the 1st time problem isn't the candidate country decides to withdraw the from the process to the, the there's of the country. a basically equate to condition

i asked aviation expert steven ride how, how much small birds can bring down big plants. the problem with birds is that they can be ingested. this is a safe side to apple, so it stretches out towards the se. and that means that you have problems with wildlife, with birds and such like so. it's possible. yeah, across coming into land and the, the, it's known that flux a birds are in the area. now this was given as a warning to the flight credit from what we understand from the transcripts, recorded from air traffic control on the ground. the birds getting jesting typically just into one engine, and that thing causes catastrophic damage on the engine itself. and although you lose the thrust, you also lose all the services by many hydraulics electronics. you might take a, this is a particular problem. tell us why in your opinion, the airplane did not have its landing gear lowered. i can't give you a definitive answer in simple terms. we, as looking at the video, there are some things that don't quite fit very well with my. namely, it's a power in the flight controls and the

mistaken for steven spielberg a lot. and it's very and i'm you know, six foot three and he's five foot nothing. and and he's film director and i'm a writer but it's the similarity of the names i guess stephen and steven spielberg but actually that's an interesting to me what is an interesting story to me is we the critics cornered to start with you know we had all these these critics and none of them could and none of them could play. that was really kind of like their purpose they just kind of screamed think we were pretty good on short shorts. well, yeah, short shorts went to church. yeah we were short shorts or short shorts. yeah so anyway, we decided that we were going do that song by the troggs and wild. okay. and we decided to. joel selvin, who is the critic for the san francisco and occurring a solo. okay he had a little thing that was like a sweet potato and it would go doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. that was middle. that was the solo for wild thing, you know, bahama mama wild thing. i think i love you. and then he

things like hydronic lines, electronic wise communications and such like there was a vision expert, steven ride head of ation and transport uh, the testing logical university of dublin speaking to me a short while ago. now the siri where turkey has built up its military presence along the border and leading to fears that at my attack, kurdish forces inside syria. let's take a look at turkey's aims and what the kurds stand to lose turkey's flag goes up, but it's embassy in syria's capital, damascus for the 1st time in years. that flag has also been carried by h t. s. the rebel group that took over syria earlier this month. turkey is now looking to turn its years of support for h d. s. and to leverage against the curtis militia that has long been number one on turkeys enemies list the syrian democratic forces for s t f. turkey wants to expand a so called safe zone 30 kilometers wide on the syrian side of the border. it says it needs to keep the s d f as far away as possible. the s t f is an outgrowth of the turkey based curtis workers party, which turkey as well as many other countries, cons

. >> harris: self-identified independent steven a. smith. we know him from sports, espn, fired back at critics. he has been hard on dems. it even has some saying steven is leaning right. >> joe biden, they caught him sleeping at a conference in angola. donald trump wide awake going back to the white house. look at what is happening. every time there is substantive stuff to talk about in the world of politics donald trump's name is the headline instead of president joe biden. you all lost. the democrats, you've lost. you've got to [bleep] it. everywhere manageable. >> harris: power panel now. great to see you both. al, steven a. smith is simply looking at the facts. what is your reaction? >> first of all i love steven a. smith. the truth teller. doesn't mince words and he is not wrong. trump is out there making news, cutting deals, getting people to invest in the united states, and as "the new york times" said president biden is less visible. but that's not atypical for the end of an administration. i don't want to make this into a partisan d

steven mcrae, welcome to hardtalk. we are here at the royal ballet and opera in london, which has been your professional home for many years now, and you're about to go back on stage as the mad hatter in alice's adventures in wonderland. tell me first how this adventure began for you, the world of ballet, because you grew up far away from here. yes, so i grew up in the outskirts of sydney, australia, probably the furthest you could possibly get from the royal opera house here in london. i grew up in a motorsport family. my father was a drag racer. my father was an incredibly clever man who would create any parts with his own bare hands that he couldn't afford to purchase or to import. but i obviously grew up watching him pursue a passion. my sister did a lot of gymnastics, a bit of dancing, and as a seven—year—old, i asked my father if i could have a go. i wanted to go to a dance lesson, and my mother and father didn't even question any of it — bearing in mind we didn't go to the theatre, we didn't go to galleries, or.

steven. so who, in a while we got reaction to the assassination from a member of the russian problem. it's a liberal democratic party leader leaving it slootsky. he says t of as being currents. they run by a terrorist regime and more nations around the world. we'll see that clearly after the killing of general carillo, because this of a good, suitable my reaction like that of any noble russian is extremely harsh. this is a terry stack behind which the armed forces of your brain are enemies. and the last nazi regime on the planet in human history are behind in school. this is a despicable treacherous act of terrorism for which both those who are blended uh and the perpetrators will have to answer adequately in the near future. you know, my deepest condolences to the family and friends of the late ego can religion, who am i knew well, the quote and his assistant. we worked very seriously long and apparently it could not be forgiven for this. and p f were in the and where the mop it gave region

go ahead, steven. this is a, this is not about the ceiling or military and the opposition just from the one the, from the 1st 2nd this, that back happened of, i'll keep buying a lot of from this i had from these blood thirsty terrorist is if there's a lot of intelligent tour from one side, it's the americans is really ukrainians to enter case, whole month's side, a war against the soon army, a sorry is seen in government, russian. and a new is. so it is actually, you can say a small world war, but it's happening on the inside of the city and land and the this will not end until the going to be in the, in the minutes you have it tested in politically. and i see the only way to escape the situation is going to continue until january 20 because i do not see from one thing to spend a taxpayer money to support and paid you sir. it is not sir city terrace at the same time. the area of the rich countries, they don't want any danger and they don't want anything douglas and their country is. so also the oprah s