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t. chris, by the end tables reports, israel's punitive operation against guys a grinds on with so many civilians getting killed. it's harder and harder for benjamin netanyahu government to maintain international support. even a strong ally like the u. k is starting to feel the pressure from within its own parliament, british and peace, or demonic to know whether their country is also responsible for the civilian dental. in the debate on the sale of arms to israel, i said that we have to recognize that if we in any way aid or provide support to a state perpetrating more crimes, we become complicit in those war crimes. we facilitate the provision of weapons to israel by americans flying from the acro terry base. that is simply unacceptable, and we are complicit. not only does the republic of cyprus have the right to know what is happening in a sovereign british base, but so to the citizens of the united kingdom, we need to know that there is no complicity here. should we not be able to expect more of companies in the u. k, and that they will not be like a moral drug dealers on the corner selling t

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will be back shortly for government government i'm chris manners, t t t t t t t t t t t t please welcome to the stage omer dvd ceo be hero and our moderator for this discussion, helena humphrey. presenter of bbc. well, good morning to you all. great to see so many of you here for this session of fireside conversations talking about leading with vision to create sustainable change. looking at but not limited to how we ensure that our food systems are sustainable ones going forward. great to have so many of you here with us talking about what's at stake. i'll just give you one number to start with. 9.8 billion, that's what our global population is expected to swell to by 2050. so the question is, how do we make sure that we feed those 9.8 billion people while making sure that our change is sustainable while confronting things like climate change? so i'm delighted to be joined today by omer, the ceo of b hero, to talk a little bit about that urgent change that needs to happen. omer, just to start with, you're here in san francisco. i know it's an offbeat way to start this conversation in. i

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from the colorado ballot on saturday saying that he is deeply disappointed and desantis haley and chris tsuit and fight back against what he calls flagrant election interference. desantis dismissed stymies call to withdraw, saying that he believes the u.s. supreme court will overturn colorado's case. desantis has been heavily prioritizing campaign stops and iowa in recent weeks. but hasn't yet been able to significantly impact former president trump's overwhelming popularity in the polls. trump is still ahead by more than 30 points in iowa. despite mounting legal troubles that could inspire other states to follow colorado's lead and remove him from their ballots, too. >> as for nikki haley, she is emerging as a clear second option to the former president over in new hampshire. the next in line, primary after iowa. >> well, congress is home for the holidays, but members are facing 2 looming government deadlines when they get back to washington, d.c., the first of those deadlines is january 19th. that's when the supplemental funding bill expires. house speaker mike johnson cobble together t

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t race, donald trump. he kipped this debate but is driving the race. he was in the information. chris christie confronted him, saying he's not fit for office. >> do i think he was kidding when he said he was a dictator? all you have to do is look at the history. failing to speak out against him, making excuses, pretending he is a victim. these three guys on the stage make his conduct seem acceptable. he is unacceptable. he's unfit. >> reporter: throughout the course of the year a similar argument by christie has gone unanswered by republican voters. the former president is leading the way in iowa, new hampshire and nationally. voters, of course, have not cast a ballot. he is hoping they listen to his argument. the question is, in the race for second, did haley or desantis make movements? the iowa republican voters we spoke to after the debate gave both of them high marks in different ways. haley, they said was presidential. desantis got his conservative record through. evangelical voters are important in iowa. donald trump was not on stage. but it was the smallest stage and the most c

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t will be a different vibe. >> i think even the debates where you had vivek ramaswamy and chris christie, it was only about two people. because they have been the two contenders, the two contenders for second police. and the biggest problem atic pat of that ad is the last sentence. he's the only one to beat donald trump. he's not. primaries are very close. he hasn't shown an ability to get close. there's a reason the focus has been on those two candidates. that seems to be who the voters who do not want donald trump are spending their time investing in and perhaps winning their votes. >> still a huge opportunity to have the two of them on the stage. i'm going to be really interested to see if either one of them are willing to focus outward and say the race here is not between the two of us. it's between us and donald trump. >> we haven't seen that yet. >>> everybody, stand by. today the white house national security adviser is back in israel with a new message from the biden administration. he says it's time for a new phase of the war. what does that mean? we'll go to our reporter in israel, next. >>> a critic

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chris murphy, the lead democratic negotiator saying we areic closer than ever before t an agreement withe top republican negotiator noting our commitment is to k done.ne nbc's ali vitali joins us now from capitol hill. the majority and minority leaders also3!y issuing a rare joint statement saying they t st remain committed to addressing the border and approvinshborderh aid and they will not let these national security challenges go but they wanted to get something done by theth end of this year. if it doesn't happen t now, especially with the record crossings at the border, will it happen at all? >> reporter: well, we know it's not happening this hayear, ana., i think that much is for certain especially as we watch the senate begin the process of leaving town, though you're gh y right, the keyou negotiators ar■ alongside alejandro mayorkas he arrived here on capitol hill just in the last half hour or as much as those conversations ongoing,cmíthe reality is that once we get into january on capitol hill, they'vec6ía got a very lengthy to-do list, and things that have clocks attached the i

chris rock nominated, he already turned it down. >> phil mattingly is available. >> i want that. >> let's do t we can talk about health care policy. you said they are talking to three people. do we have any sense of who those three people are? what's the juice right now? >> we do not have a sense of who those three people are right now, but i'm just going to put this out there so i can say that i called it first. >> i love that. >> this is airing on cbs, it's a new broadcast home, last year it was at nbc. historically has been at nbc. you know, oftentimes organizers of awards show they will go to talent within their stable, within their network. so since it's on cbs maybe we will see a name from cbs, obviously stephen colbert is the big one there but another one, this is what i'm going to throw out, taylor tomlinson, she is a comedian, she's getting that post colbert slot so i think that that would be a smart decision if the organizers go to her. >> how about gayle king, get a little cnn and cbs in there for you. >> i love that. i want gayle king and phil. >> you want to be able to say -- >> that would be great. >> there has been

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t—shirt. he had a plaster cast on his right arm. he spoke only to confirm his name and address and he didn't enter any pleas. he is charged with the murder of chrise other people. they are hasan khan, riasat khan, ambreenjhangur, nafeesa jhangur and alison norris. chris marriot was out on a walk with his family on wednesday when he came across a woman lying unconscious. he went to give her first aid and this had followed a wedding party which had turned into a dispute and spilt out onto the street. while chris marriott was trying to save the woman's life, he lost his own when he was hit by a car. police have described him as a good samaritan and his family and friends have said that he would always go out of his way to help other people. he was a volunteer helping at a food bank and also giving that advice. bank and also giving debt advice. now hassanjhangur has been remanded into custody and will next appear at sheffield crown court on january the 2nd. earlier we reported on the travel disruption caused to eurostar train services because of the bad weather. well, there are weather and flood warnings currently active across the uk, as nicky schil

t—shirt. he had a plaster cast on his right arm. he spoke only to confirm his name and address and he didn't enter any pleas. he is charged with the murder of chrisder of five other people. they are hasan khan, riasat khan, ambreenjhangur, nafeesa jhangur and alison norris. chris marriot was out on a walk with his family on wednesday when he came across a woman lying unconscious. he went to give her first aid and this had followed a wedding party which had turned into a dispute and spilled out onto the street. while chris marriott was trying to save the woman's life, he lost his own when he was hit by a car. police have described him as a good samaritan and his family and friends have said that he would always go out of his way to help other people. he was a volunteer helping at a food bank and also giving that advice. now hassanjhangur has been remanded into custody and will next appear at sheffield crown court on january the 2nd. strong gusts are on the way as parts of the uk base for snowy weather and travel disruption during the last weekend of the year. it is said to be a wet and windy end to 2023 for many people. there are a number of weath

chris whitty were consulted about the idea, something they�*ve denied. but now, today, you�*re saying you�*re not sure whether it was discussed with them, and you�*re surprised that it wasn�*td that it must have been discussed with them. and i... i'm perplexed. in light of your views, secretly held, about people dying, having reached their time anyway... mrjohnson looked irritated when he was read extracts from sir patrick vallance�*s diary, suggesting he advocated "letting the virus rip". frankly, it does not do justice to what we did, ourthoughts, ourfeelings, my thoughts, my feelings, to say that we were remotely reconciled to fatalities across the country. questioning then turned to rule breaking. first, his chief adviser, dominic cummings�* visit to barnard castle. it was obviously damaging. it was a bad moment. and i won't, you know, pretend otherwise. and what about the parties in downing street, which led to more than 100 fines, including ones for the former and current prime ministers? he apologised again, but said he and staff thought they were within the rules. the version of events that has entered the popular consciousness about what is supposed to have happene

chris waller of several months of progress. like what we have seen before you feel comfortable cutting interest rates. i think a lot ev lot of people t seen that as january, but a rate cut which says you could get a rate cut in march. markets see may more likely sdplclikely. >> we have been focused on inflation because it is a core problem the last couple years. we have not talked about much or framed the discussion about the economic growth picture. what would happen with the economic growth story if we he st started to see signs of weakness in the economy? not a huge recession, but bigger slowdown than fed policymakers expecting? >> when you talk to economists about this, this is the easiest possible scenario for the fed because if they saw a slowdown in economic data and it came simultaneous with the pulldown in inflation, the prescription is easy. you cut rates. that is a good suggestion you have lower interest rates. that may be the easiest scenario for the fed. it is one of a number of outcomes we could experience. >> jeanna smilak, thank you. that story is now up at "the new york times." you can see the story is "what's next f

t peoplhe ge would be a at thely synagogue. >> between people standing or chairs or people sitting on the ground you could fit 200 people. pete: chrisappens at this location. >> this woulsad beys in the plae jesus teaches what is called th. jesus teaches what is called th. brea jesus says in john chapter 6 -- he tha bet comes to me shall ner hunger. he that believeeth on me shallus neveoulsr thirst. >> jesus the bread of life comes not only to give us forgiveness of sins but to satisfy our souls. that not only continues this life, but continues in verse 40. >> this is the will of him that send me, everyone who seeks the son and believeeth on him may have every lasting life. and i will raise him up at the last day. >> forsh this isould the will oy father that everyone who looks on the son and believes in him should have eternal life and i will raise him up on the last day. think of it. when we eat bread it comes, it goes. when we believe in jesus, that is a saving eternal bread which gives everlasting life. pete: chris, the religious leaders would have been here. >> this was a big fat red line for the religious leaders of the day. th

t is to square the circle with this legislation?— legislation? i will leave the mathematics _ legislation? i will leave the mathematics to _ legislation? i will leave the mathematics to chris chris because it is quantum theory going on over there at the moment but there is a deeper problem legally here and that is what we can look —— we can look at what we can look —— we can look at what one of the rebels said today, one of the senior rebels, bill cash, he praised the government for throwing out the bill cash bingo, sovereignty of parliament, seeing off the courts, trying to create a legal framework but the rebels say this is all short of guaranteeing the flights will actually happen that no courts could intervene. there is a growing body of critics who keep saying to the centre and the left of the conservative party, and to the other parties, this is such a constitutional car crash in the making, if it goes ahead, setting up a clash of the courts and robert buckland, the formerjustice secretary, summed up the dilemma best for the prime minister when he said in parliament that if the rebels are offered more, it will not work politically and it will not work politically and

t think anything can be done and his focus is elsewhere. he thinks it will be like swine flu." chief medical officer chris the inquiry the uk was a bit too late in imposing the first lockdown. and the former health secretary matt hancock said that with hindsight the first lockdown should have been implemented three weeks earlier. there were nearly 4,000 deaths involving the coronavirus in march 2020 according to the 0ns. those who ve spoken to the inquiry have sometimes conveyed a picture of chaos and dysfunction with the then prime minister struggling to get his head round the science. sir patrick vallance, the government's then chief scientific advisor, wrote in his private diary... late afternoon meeting with the pm on schools. my god, this is complicated. models will not provide the answer. pm is clearly bamboozled." there are also questions about why the former pm didn t attend the first five cobra meetings to do with the pandemic. his own bout of covid could come up with questions about whether he was fit enough to run the country at the time after being in intensive care. some newspapers have said

t. lawmakers trying to head home for the holidays. the senate going out today. the house has been out all week. major circumstan issues on the . senator chrisu are watching "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. go look at the sprinter gene. i wonder if you have it or that's why you didn't make the team. let me pull it up. sprinter... sprinter gene... don't have it. yup, i knew it. let's see. can't run. can't catch. too short. what else does it say? give the gift of family heritage with ancestry. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable

t and treaty obligations. he was at a tribal event. and he says something else is at stake, future of american democracy, not a joke. and then matt, we heard on stage from chrisistie about this. i want to show everyone what chris christie had to say. >> he's made it very clear there is no mystery to what he wants to do. he started off his campaign by saying i am your retribution. eight years ago, he said i'm your voice. this is an angry bitter man who now wants to be back as president because he wants to exact retribution. >> and let me put this question to sarah first and matt you can weigh in as well. sarah, you worked for donald trump and have since been outspoken in talking about the danger that you view that he poses. how cdo you view what chris christie said and how this is playing out broadly? >> i thought that was probably chris christie's strongest moment actually. and it highlights something that i've been vocal about too, which is that the donald trump of today is very different than the donald trump of the 2016 campaign. back then, he was running on a vision to make america great again. and was a voice for those who felt left behind by this countr

t, funded fully by government. free telehealth, the consultation is and free treatment delivered right to your doorstep. it's a fantastic service, not enough people know about it. i'll say, chrisint of better at-home services for acute infectious diseases, pfizer launched an at home covid flu test. here's the problem, and even though that's well intended, these innovations are incredible, here's the problem, these medical innovations are not accessible to people because th'rtoo unaffordable. it's $40 a pop, and there's no guarantee that insurance will cover it. it's great that we have these tests now that can test for more things like covid and flu at the same time. but the problem is it's $40 out-of-pocket, and you have no guarantee your insurance will cover that. that is the problem. >> so much more we could talk about, but dr. vin gupta, happy holidays to you and yours. it's great to see you, and thank you for all that great information. >>> and still to come, a touching military reunion between an air force staff sergeant and his dog. nt and hisg blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn.

chris and when your product. you just addda just like public school. y >> oh yeah. cat even movies that haven sex scenes that are unnecessary, they justmovies t e everybody uncomfortable. why are they doing this to america? no. you know what? my favoritwhy are theye christm? >> what? eyes wide shut. >>, you. greg: it's technically a christmas. it really did happen in december. >> so. yeah. yeah : eyes w. >> and tom cruise is technically an elf, but also ,i mean, yeah, but the whole. >> it is lifetime movies,do christmas movies. people do watch those with their family. yeahatchh thei so sometimes thes something hasn't been done yet is because it's just this greao new. >> it's because everybody else is realize it's not a good idea. yeah. cause ybody eltodd, will you be watchs with your family? >> absolutely not. i has no place in basic cablewi made for women. christmas movies. that's why, greg, by my family. and i'll be watching the hallmark with such'l wholesome titles as norwegian holida waty, a not so royal christmas magic in mistletoe and. christmas with a kiss. just a kiss, greg. i will not a be watching christmas in bone town on lifetime.

t less than zero. for months he has been campaigning to see have nothing better to do? please sir do not call him a fat pig. what about kristi? please do not call chris christie a fat pig. it. [laughter] okay? it is not appropriate. you are not allowed to use the word fat. we do not want to call him that i don't want to call him that. and all of them oppose the trump travel ban on entry from terror afflicted countries if that's okay with you i would rather have that. will have very little crime really soon will have very low crime. there are some in new hampshire who are advocating a radical left democrats to vote in a republican primary. to help make our big lead looks smaller is not going to have a huge effect but you know what, don't let it happen, don't let it happen. these are subversive people don't let it happen. we need to send them a message but we need to send the whole world a message because the world things are condors a total mess and it is. you don't want a candidate to do your bidding and the bidding of wall street. the washington establishment this fake news media the deep states and the military-industrial complex of which i was a b

and pence, to his great headed credit in chris street, refuse to get in the limousine that the secret service had waiting p for him as the crowd chanted, t rampaging through the capital, "hang mike pence. hang mike pence." spurred on by the president of the united states. he refused to get in that limousine and said, i need to stay here. you may think it wise to drive me out of the capital for matters of security, so i am not getting in the car. i am staying here to do my constitutional duty. and i draw a parallel between elliot richardson and mike pence on that day. and as we see mike pence, in my view, has no national political future. but, he has done the right thing. we were a pence away from chaos if he had followed the injunctions of president trump. >> bob, you have a unique perspective. the trump tapes are masterful, they are both audio and bulk form, just extensive interviews with a sitting president, almost all of them. so, you have a view into his mind, unlike most people in the country, from all of those conversations. but, you also had that view into richard nixon's mind. what comparisons, what differences, what you see ther

reason ocean are all t reporting from bethlehem and merry christmas a. i'm the over in a ron as chris is around the world apo buttons, it's not a big christmas it ron is no exception despite the country being but don't mind the most. i'm all to say is that use of is your lovely big the small on have christians in iran on getting learning to mom, one of the most widely recognized holidays the holiday season and half the course of us lives can be self everywhere. even if on which is a predominantly most foundation every year ahead. of course, most this neighborhood in downtown san juan gets john shock with pershing was rushed to the top washer of the items to celebrate diverse of jesus. here's what she wants. he's treating central to what is the hot spots for christmas shopping. attracting the small number of questions from the 4 corners of the city, from the toiletries, and that's a very seems to snow globes. think candy canes. everything is set for perfect christmas. merry christmas and happy new year. i wish it was full of friendship and peaceful old people. i congratulate you on chr