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them into turn, turn the rising generation into americans. then it's done. this whole division would simply poof, it would vanish. that was the that was the idea i think went beyond that look closely at this this metal can you see over there see the right on the left. what's going on in front of the schoolhouse baseball. you got to make them real americans. teach them baseball. right? so so we'll make them christians or local farmers. we'll teach them we'll send their kids to school and we'll teach in baseball. then they become real americans, right. what's fascinating to me here is that if you know your american history east and west and especially if you look at emancipation and, the aftermath of emancipation, this was, of course, precisely what the government policy toward bringing freed people into citizenship, give them a farm that we didn't do it. but that was the vision 40 acres and a mule. right. make them farmers, make them christians with already christians. there was this vibrant black church among the slave communities. take their

things are turning milder into next week.ry, it should be dry with more cloud in the mix with more sleet and snow. with high—pressure building because uk and light winds. that will leave a legacy of cloud and mist and fog. northern ireland, scotland and parts of western england, but more towards eastern areas it will turn cold again. down to —15 celsius in parts of north—east scotland, not as cold as the previous night, but still cold. we start up night, but still cold. we start up again on a chilly note. frost and ice around. it should be drier with more sunshine around, wind and rain. temperature recovering across belfast and plymouth, another cold day for the east. as we had to sunday night, the milder, cloudier, wetter and windier weather pushes into scotland over night with large parts of england with light winds and clear skies, will have another cold one, not as cold as it has been, colder in the south—east, much more mild in scotland and northern ireland with double figures coming monday. that will come with snow and

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we would turn them into christians. this would be the sort of standard religion of the american people. and we would take their children and put these children in school, and we would school them into english language and into american culture, american way of life, turn them into -- turn the rising generation into americans. this whole division was simply poof, it vanished. that was the idea. look closely here at this medal. can you see over there? you see the schoolhouse on the left? what's going on in front of the schoolhouse? baseball. teach them baseball. we'll make them christians, farmers, we'll send their kids to school and we'll teach them baseball. then they become real americans, right? what's fascinating to me here is, if you know your american history east and west, and especially if you look at emancipation and the aftermath of emancipation, this was precisely the government policy toward bringing free people into american citizenship. give them a farm. we department idn't do it, but the vision. 40 acres a

k is rapidly turning into there's also some concern that the okay is going to turn into an economic basket case pretty soon. and so that's what i listen to. an english rose young means girl, giving us the feedback from the streets about what's actually going on in the old united kingdom. we'll chat on the video. well, what do we have never truly known burton. we inherit, you know, it's a cold. she goes to voicemail 600 shrink, but the ruins of the one we walked through the street. so the past is a res. well, a history is vilified while the idea of being birthday is treated like some things to be ashamed of 1st and isn't recognizable laws of punish housework and people were rolling those grapes flight the system bust. immigration has led to millions of people floating into this country. draining all the schools, hospitals in housing. i'm freshman, seeing the convenience fee is that wants to find the government's prior season. clear as of october 1st, which people called us. we'd be rock the pressure mainframe 1st and i run 3rd domain issue or try tradition unvil long dig. if we don't fight

but there's been a complete u—turn.rticular, just leads me to believe that meta is turning its platforms back towards the platforms that molly saw in the last months of her life. back towards the way that they were run, back towards the harmful content that molly was exposed to and therefore more children would be exposed to in the future. and by turning the platforms backwards away from safety, mark zuckerberg has changed the game fundamentally and shown that the platforms aren't really here to play safe. and ian has really become an authority on this kind of issue. you know, he's devoted so much of his life in the last few years to try to work with the government on the kinds of measures that they're trying to take. but i think it's really notable that he has chosen to put his voice into this whole debate, just at the moment when everyone�*s saying, how should politicians deal with musk and zuckerberg? how on earth are these platforms going to interact with governments? what on earth is elon musk really up to? are him

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it turns out that wasn't the only time he'd left. apparently he had three wives that he never bothered to divorce. we'd have that from his people members of his family. so these boys were we're not all happy what was going on? well, don't get me wrong. now, they knew weapons, they knew firearms they were hunters. they hunted bear and they had a deer and they hunted rabbits. and there's a funny thing about bear, deer and rabbit. you know what that is? they don't shoot. oh, well, i guess i should have said most rabbits don't shoot back. so battle continued, and along about hours, brown was down to eight or nine men take. turns out had about 20 and brown realized that they would not be fool of long and that he could rush john brown with his superior numbers and take him. so he had to do something and do something quickly. so what he did, he told two of his men who had the longest range weapons to go up on the high ground, take aim at pete's horses, and to shoot them, not because he hated horses, but because he that pete would know witho

more so, i believe people turned out to the polls to reject absurdity.hat is what the democratic party has become entirely and thoroughly absurd. they have become a called that -- cult but does not believe in freedom, they don't believe in free speech, school choice, parental rights or the safeguarding of children, they certainly do not believe in free thought. they do not believe in freedom unless it is the freedom to kill a developing baby in the womb or chemically or surgically castrate children. they have become totally out of touch with reality. actually not even out of touch with reality, they have become anti-reality, and they have lost the ability to communicate with common sense every day americans. whether it is referring to a latino individuals as latinx, putting champ on's in boys bathrooms, advocating for the unregulated child abuse they have deceptively repackaged as gender affirming care which i believe is the biggest scandal this world has ever seen. and of course putting men in women's sports. the wall street journal actually said the wh

so i will turn that over to atf. >> as to the fire at the mandeville scene. the working theory now is the fire started after jabbar was already deceased. there's a lot of ways that can happen. you could have a long cord that extended that time. you could also of pressure on those filled with gasoline. there's a lot of ways to do it but that's where response team is here to keep that investigative lead back to our team. so they're still processing that scene. >> what brought him to bourbon street? what led him down this path? >> a lot of questions we are still asking ourselves. we know he specifically picked out bourbon street. not quite sure why. i think one can assume a lot of people new year's eve, with a target, that's the stuff in the coming days as far as that path to radicalization but we are really going to be digging into and making a priority of. so what i can tell you right now is he was 100% inspired by isis and so we are digging for more social media, more interviews working with some of our other partners to ascertain just how to ascertain a litt

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where we see there is no turning back to rain, certainly the risk— turning back to rain, certainly thee going to continue to see a _ that we are going to continue to see a lot more snow. up to 40 centimetres. we have heard ao centimetres. we have heard about— 40 centimetres. we have heard about the — 40 centimetres. we have heard about the disruption ongoing today— about the disruption ongoing today with all of the snow and ice. today with all of the snow and ice there _ today with all of the snow and ice. there will be heavy rain further— ice. there will be heavy rain further south, that will continue to cause disruption for the — continue to cause disruption for the rest of the day, nikki. what — for the rest of the day, nikki. what about looking ahead over the next couple of days, what can we expect? brute the next couple of days, what can we expect?— the next couple of days, what can we expect? we are not out ofthe can we expect? we are not out of the woods — can we expect? we are not out of the woods just _ can we expect? we are not out of the woods just yet. - can we expect? we a

it's going to stay cold and even where it turns milder in the south east, then it will turn colder here wintry showers to come in the forecast and widespread frost by night too. so here's the outlook for our capital cities into monday. some wintry showers, particularly in the north and in the west. there will be some sunshine around but frosty by night. staying very cold, but certainly quieter weather wise than this weekend. thank you, elizabeth. don't forget you can check out the bbc weather website. i mentioned the issues on the trains and also with the airports, lets get a lot more detail on that now with simon calder. simon, let us start with the good news, the airport, the fact that they have now reopened their runways. have now reopened their runways-_ have now reopened their runwa s. . , , ., runways. that is good news and it's particularly _ runways. that is good news and it's particularly good _ runways. that is good news and it's particularly good news - runways. that is good news and it's particularly good news for. it's particularly good news for people — it's particularly g

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they want him to turn his head.d it not just once but twice and they will again this is not about one person. our country was founded on judeo christian principles and values. [cheering and applauding] those values, the constitution is impenetrable. fearless. understand what it means. it's not about taking our country back to where we've been, it's moving our country forward into a place where we need to be. one of the things i have studied and lived is this idea of perpetual war we find ourselves in. osborne on an army base one of my grandfathers served in world war i and the korean war a brother that served during the vietnam war and myself and my younger brother charlie recently retired, still serving. my son is serving. in my adult lifetime, we've been in a state of perpetual war. i wrote a book a while back to talk about war is the norm in human history should peace as the operation. as i look back at these young faces, and i met a bunch of them out there in the hallway. in your lifetime our nation has been a w

at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places.o the south—west. 12 degrees there in plymouth. now, as we go through the day, where we have that mild air in the south, it'll be rain that falls from the sky. quite windy, particularly around the coasts. some really heavy rain setting in once again across parts of wales through the afternoon. snow will continue to affect parts of northern england, particularly over higher ground, maybe more like rain at low levels. some snow into the eastern side of northern ireland, southern and eastern parts of scotland. staying very cold across the northern half of the uk. much milderfurther south — 12 or 13 degrees. as we head through sunday night, this whole weather system just swirls away eastwards. some further snowfall likely across parts of southern scotland, northern england, perhaps down into wales and the midlands. 0n the back edge of that weather system, frequent snow showers pushing into some northern areas. another cold night. holding onto some milder conditions first thing on monday ac

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properties in both here turn to show. —— properties turn into a show.county. this grow and spread has stretched county. this grow and spread has stretche: . , stretched firefighting crews -- the scale and the _ stretched firefighting crews -- the scale and the spread. _ stretched firefighting crews -- the scale and the spread. both - stretched firefighting crews -- the scale and the spread. both in - stretched firefighting crews -- the scale and the spread. both in the l scale and the spread. both in the ground and in the air. 16,000 acres and counting consumed by the inferno. 0ne street, filmed by a local resident moments before he left. i thought i could get some extra stuff we didn't take and having seen it, the whole street is gone. it is like a war zone. we have so many memories here that cannot be replaced. i had these great old pictures of my grandfather from world war ii, both grandfathers, i was going to get it framed under glass like they are lost. so many things lost forever. i know we are safe, but i don't understand. the scale of this disas

and now the rich countries are going to suffer if they turn away from the dollar. and i'm sure they're all absolutely terrified in madrid at a store partner, right. okay. in the brick. so it's really thank sir. when can we expect the needs of that spend the least amount of pain from below if i expand is very low, or are they bricks? nation or breaks nations, spain. oh yeah, the bricks ation is you know, figure it out front of the brakes. nations want to do that, that's okay, but we're gonna put at least $100.00 presenter for him to business and deal with the united states. you know what the bricks is? you know, so what i like called trump is like in the system. those do you know, rich conferences, printers and bricks, you know, it came from the lecturing those people on the kid doesn't know. yeah. nobody, everybody's just absolutely scared to say to, excuse me, mister president. spain is not on breaks. what do you mean? i mean, imagine this of the do the code tactic, they launch a nuclear weapon at the wrong country. so one of the gets pissed off for, you know, rea

page turns. the story unfolds. and so today, a chapter begins. a small and stately story of unity, diversity and generosity shared and written together. thank you. god bless you. and god bless the united states of america.

well, when he turns up, back in the u. k, he gets a rock just welcome. right. i'll get the people on the streets waving flags shouting happily. yeah, they're waving flags, but the apollo stands flags and they're shouting, add them to turn it upside down and hang them off fridge. like most the lady on the video, it isn't your whole real. yeah. keep your hands in your pocket. yeah. tons of the pockets. yeah, hello to you. oh yeah, this is what they call popularity. right? i think as well it turns out that good oak here is the most own popular prime minister, newly elected in history, in the united kingdom, the most on popular prime minister in history. of course, that's all by complete accident product here was one thing to sort of uh, take a birds eye view from above. the light goes here. it's also important to get the views of the people on the ground running the ard. we people, the tax payer, the people who are living the nightmare w k is rapidly turning into cause also concerned that the okay is going to turn into an economic basket case pretty soon. so that'

i went to the us, but their turn never came. and they feared that trump will end the program know of what i'm of market. so we hurried because we fear it after the 20th. anyone who turns himself in will be deported immediately. even now, trump describes the border as the scene of a migrant invasion. and he says, he'll declare a national emergency to justify sending the us military here to seal the border. we will stop the evasion of illegals into our country. we will defend our territory. during his 1st term, trump oversaw the separation of migrant children from their families. and forced asylum seekers to wait in mexico for months. 4 years. migrant advocates in the us say they are bracing for those policies to return. i plan to continue to be a here to help the families if they're allowed to 81 is allowed to enter the united states and, and be here. we want to make sure we can provide a safe space like this with the plan to resist trumps policies. with legal challenges in here more hardships for migrant ahead. heidi jo. castro

into the turn it made was not the correct turn obviously. it did somewhat the opposite of what was told -- we don't know if that would have been the difference because the timing was so tight. there was so little time to think. what you had is you had vision. the helicopter had vision of the plane because you had vision of it -- perfect vision of it all the way at kennedy center where the tape was taken. for some reason there were not adjustments made -- again, you could've slow down the helicopter substantially, you could've stopped the helicopter, you could've gone up, down, straight up, straight down, turned, a million different maneuvers. for some reason it just kept going and made a slight turn at the very end and by that time it was too late. they shouldn't have been at the same height. if it wasn't the same height, he could've gone over it or under it and nobody realized or they didn't say it was the same height. at the same height it still wouldn't have been great but could've missed it by quite a bit, could've been 1000 feet higher

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well, this is definitely a weekend to turn the heating on.ke the decision to protect winter fuel allowance for the poorest pensioners, to protect people this winter and in future winters. and of course the triple lock on pensions is guaranteed. so the state pension is higher this winter than it was last year. three, two, one, go! as snow had already started to fall, it is fun for some, and often beautiful. but others will be worried about how they are going to stay warm and get around safely. here in 0ldham, they say they will be monitoring the situation closely this afternoon, and their gritters will be ready to go out when needed. jessica lane, bbc news. with me is elizabeth rizzini. 0bviously, obviously, a lot of people in the uk are very concerned to note the details of the weather forecast. let's talk about the area that is covered by this amber warning. area that is covered by this amberwarning. remind us amber warning. remind us exactly amberwarning. remind us exactly what a number on warning means.— exactly what a number on warning me

authorities say they are hopeful the tide is turning.ve on the ground and we will hear about efforts to fight the blazers, but ist, a report from our correspondent emma vardy. still, they burn — the most catastrophic fires los angeles has ever seen. 0vernight, the hollywood hills resembling a disaster movie. a huge crescent of flame engulfing an iconic community of california. more than 130,000 people have been told to evacuate their homes. here, just one of many properties engulfed, turned to a shell. at least five major fires have been burning across los angeles county. the scale and spread has stretched firefighting crews on the ground, and in the air. 16,000 acres and counting consumed by the inferno. 0ne street filmed by a local resident moments before he left. i thought maybe i would be able to get some extra stuff that we didn't take and come to see that the whole street isjust gone. it's like a war zone. and we had so many memories in here that cannot be replaced. i had these great old pictures of my grandfather from world war ii

they eventually turn. this market will turn. rates are going to drop. we get cpi printed 2. 5%, the bond market is going to rally like you have never seen and the high duration stocks and nasdaq will take off like rockets. taylor: i got my start in the bond market so this is music to my ears. i will spare our audience and not do that with all of you. >> we had that conversation. taylor: dutch had a point about those long-duration assets and the nasdaq could fly if you get rates falling. how do you think about ai and the quantum stocks at this moment? >> it is an open door, not like the nasdaq bubble where blips on the radar screen with evaluations not making money. most of the companies are profitable and making money hand over fist but investment coming into the space is amazing and that's going to be fantastic for the marketplace. i absolutely do disagree with dutch, he is saying rates are going down. if rates are down i agree with him, the nasdaq flies. what we are seeing, the bond market can turn but the bond market is a lot bigger than the equity m

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no one has been able to engage, transform and revolutionize my generation like turning point has. they haveio been doing is necessary on the groundwork in the state of arizona and of course across the rest of the nationro. i wholeheartedly believe, actually, i don't even just believe this, iep am certain tht the election would have looked a lot different without turning point, without the people here who haveaf supported turning pot every step of the way and to have believed from day one that a greater safer more affordable and stronger america was not only possible, but imperative. accountability starts on januar. thank you guys. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ >> wow. [laughter] when sparks fly. am i right? wow. welcome. i like to call it the bam fest. [cheering and applause] who here would say that i somewhat had a hand in raising you. [cheering and applause] see, now that is a common i most often hear. you raised me. well, as your tv mother i have some things i'd like to say. buckle up buttercup because i'm not messing around anymore. [cheering and applause] i am here today to talk

-i just turned 60, and i realized that it was time for me to turn the page at 60.at announcement broke everybody's heart, but also inspired so many people. -i'm going to miss seeing her every morning. -i'm very sad to see her go. -she'll never leave nbc. no, we won't let her leave the building. -and in january, "today" show co-host craig melvin slides into hoda's anchor seat. katy perry stepped away from "american idol" after seven seasons. while season four winner carrie underwood joins the "idol" judging panel in 2025. -mahomes flings it. it's there! -and this was andy reid special. -at the super bowl it was a nail biting finish as the kansas city chiefs defeated the san francisco 49ers, but it was taylor swift who stole the show traveling 12 hours from japan to cheer on her boyfriend travis kelce. taylor even rushed the field to celebrate his triumph. -any stretch of the imagination for him personally, statistically -- statistical wise. but when the big... -usher crushed it with his halftime show and reba mcentire moved everyone with the "star spangled banner."

laughter as it turns out, gimo's bait is particularly good at attracting beetles.t is quite specialfor dung beetles — and remember, this is my second time to come to mabu, right? and in 2022, i did - i led the first expedition to explore dung beetles in mabu forest. then, i collected ten species. half of them were new to science. wow! yeah, that's fantastic! back in camp, well, there's some friendly rivalry in the quest for new discoveries. he's very good at discovering new species of beetles but to be fair, there are so many beetles to be discovered, right, gimo? it doesn't take much to discover a new species. no, not really! not really! later that evening after a night spent out on a high ridge, the bird experts were back, and they brought with them some good news about the extremely rare namuli apalis. we literally just drove back two minutes ago, found the apalis, we found a fantastic new site. the territory where the apalis is in is a beautiful site — it's a magnificent hilltop that, like, overlooks, like, half of central mozambique. so, it must be a real reli