# johnnie walker on radio one! �*70s, he was though part of the broadcasting establishment on bbc radio one, but he railed against being told what to play. # bye bye baby, baby.# it all came to a head one day when he declared the bay city rollers to be "garbage". # bye—bye, baby, - don't make me cry...# he left for america and over the years there were many ups and downs. when he returned to the bbc, his cocaine habit led to him being briefly suspended. radio two sounds of the �*70s, johnnie walker with you till 5:00. but more than 50 years after the �*60s pirate broadcaster first arrived at the bbc, he was still there, behind the microphone, playing the music he loved. it'sjohnnie walker saying thanks for everything, bye—bye and have a nice day. such a warm broadcaster. david, he will be sadly missed. if you think of the great bbc djs of old, he is at the top of list. in august 1968 the marine broadcast offences act comes into force. essentially all these little stations, he was four miles off frinton on sea. he u

walker has passed away.ie since the 1960s, when i first started listening to him on pirate radio. and we know what an incredible, warm, wonderful, superb broadcaster he was. we also know how passionate he was about his music, he went out on a limb many times to defend the music that he loved, and he was passionate about radio. and as the �*60s moved into the �*70s, he and i became increasingly close friends, a friendship that endured right up to the present day. david sillito now takes a look back atjohnnie walker's life. bell rings you're tuned to radio caroline on 199, england's first commercial radio station, and your all day music station. the voice ofjohnnie walker broadcasting from the boat that changed his life — radio caroline. at the age of 21, suddenly from selling cars and being a car mechanic in birmingham, out on the high seas, you know, 20 million listeners — it's fantastic. the rebel spirit of �*60s pirate radio rather suited his temperament. born peter dingley, he had left public school witho

johnnie walker, who has died at the age of 79.ming in the new year this hour is syria. the country already had a momentous 2024, with the fall of the assad family after 50 years of dictatorship. bashar al—assad fled to moscow with his family after rebels from the north and south swept across the country and captured the capital damascus over the course of a week. now, syria is looking ahead to 2025 under a provisional government led by former hayat tahrir al—sham. but with armed troops still on the streets and elections potentially several years away, what can the future hold for the country? i've been speaking to marwan kabalan, a syrian academic at the arab centre for research and policy studies. well, i think, first of all, most syrians are thrilled, actually, to have finally succeeded in bringing down the regime of bashar al—assad. that was like a dream came true after many years, actually, of struggle against that brutal regime. but the challenges ahead are great. we have so many issues that we need to deal with, starting wit

walker talked about in his presentation is doge. and the government -- the department of government efficiency. and the launch of the doge caucus here in congress. i know it's going to present us with a wide range of options and recommendations and these ideas are just starting to look at how do we reform our government spending and regulation? just looking at since president biden came into office, there's been an additional federal cost of over 1 $1.37 trillion just on the new regulations that were issued. which was about 45 times the calculated cost of president trump during his president 45 administration and also about five times more than the regulatory costs during the obama administration. so we've got to focus on that as the impact as well. mr. walker, during your years with the government accounting office, how -- can you give us a sense of how much and how costly the unchecked executive branch rulemaking can be? mr.walker: well, doge is first yet to be defined. i think it's going to focus on organization of operations, re

walker. we yield five minutes to you for an opening statement. >> appreciate the opportunity to testify. i would like for my entire statement to be included in the record. now that the elections are over, we focus on putting our nation's finances in order and order to avoid a domestic and global debt crisis. as i have said for many years, the federal government has grown too big, promised too much, undercut states rights and lost control of the budget. shockingly despite existing for almost 250 years, the federal government still does not have a comprehensive integrated and outcome-based strategic plan despite a legislative mandate to have one. the plans should be designed to produce specific outcomes and results -- it should also focus on providing real value to the american people for the money expense and the activities it engages is -- in. every major agency has stated for years that we are on an unsustainable fiscal path which was reinforced last week by fed chairman powell. failure to c

back in 2022 walker led a tumultuous u.s.agued with incendiary statements and bombshell revelations about his personal and business life. democratic senator rafael warnock ultimately defeated walker in that race. on truth social trump highlighted walker's success in sports and said that he was pleased to nominate him for the role. joining us now national politics reporter for "the hill" julia manchester. julia, good to see you this morning. certainly it is, you know, a pretty standard practice for presidents coming in to reward supporters with ambassadorships. sometimes that's a big donor, sometimes that's a political ally. sometimes that's a football star. you know, we also know that trump raised headlines when he named jared kushner's father important as overseas host. give us your sense here about your read on the nature of these picks and whether you think any of them will have trouble getting through. >> hey, good morning, jonathan. look, i think herschel walker is emblematic of donald trump's love for the idea of a cele

we'll put herschel walker in charge of that little sucker, >> seth: and when he heard that, walker said mean ronald, i mean ronald mcjonald jr. [ laughter ] i'm not sure what inspires less confidence, putting walker in charge or referring to a highly complex missile defense system that would presumably involve the world's most advanced weaponry and communications technology as "that little sucker." [ laughter ] like it's the gopher whose been eating his petunias. "i'm going sit outside with a bb gun. i'm going get that little sucker." but walker is not the only trump adjacent weirdo who's apparently been promised a key job in a second trump administration. trump has also decided to close out his campaign by promising that bear carcass collector and ye olde inn for brain worms rfk jr., will be making crucial decisions about your family's health if trump wins. >> robert f. kennedy jr. said at a virtual "get out the vote" event on monday that he'll be put in charge of the nation's major public health agencies should donald trump win the presidency. >> president trump, you said last night y

johnnie walker hosted his last show in october, after announcing a deterioration in his health.. the voice ofjohnny walker, was because of the boats that changed his life.- because of the boats that changed his life. the age of 21 from selling — changed his life. the age of 21 from selling cars _ changed his life. the age of 21 from selling cars and - changed his life. the age of 21 from selling cars and being i changed his life. the age of 21 from selling cars and being al from selling cars and being a car mechanic in birmingham out of the high seas the 20 million listeners is fantastic the rebel spirit of 60s radio rather that it is a temperament he left government —— my publisher without passing any exams but he did not need a levels for what he wanted to do. i was plain records and this was the beginning of this rotate and i thought what a great chance. in rotate and i thought what a great chance.— rotate and i thought what a great chance. in the early 70s, he was part — great chance. in the early 70s, he was part of _ great chance. in the early 70s, he was part of the _ gre

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william walker was from tennessee. um, he was very interesting. had a law degree, had a medical degree. by the time i was like 28, there was never enough. it was, it was adventures, what he was. and, uh, he, he became the leader of a, of a latin republic for a small period of time before the british kicked him out, thinking about the desire, maybe, of building oceanic canal. and they wanted the territory for themselves. and it eventually walker would be would be captured and he would be executed in central america. um, northerners would look upon this not as an individual, but as an expression of the south desire to do whatever it took to, to move slavery into nebraska or to try to move slavery into nicaragua by legal means. or illegal means. and in the north, there was a continual reaction to grow, reaction to the fugitive slave law and of course, escaped enslaved people had gone through the north for four generation. but at this point things were beginning to change. and there was one case in boston in particular, the case of anthony burns, an e

. >> here >> commissioner musleh is in the here >> commissioner schnair and walker. >> here >> like to ask for changes to the agenda? we have worn we are severing 4.1 from the agenda. like to welcome all persons interested to attend in person at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 408. this meeting is strollod sfgov.org the technology grants us accessibility listening remote low tech difficulties may occur. please know we are doing our best. i want to reminds us of procedures for public meetings. we are bound to follow the structure offer agenda and adhere to the best practices in the good government guide. there will be an opportunity for public comment where member micomment on items. public comment be taken in person with remote access for those who require accommendation. we ask that you keep your comment on topic. each comment is limited to 3 minutes. understand tht commito does in the contribute dialogue toward comments each will be documented for public record. the ringing and use of cell phones, pagers and sound producing electronics are presented at this meeting. the chair ma

walker we will yield five minutes use or for an opening statement. cooks thank you chairman, ranking member of the house budget committee appreciate the opportunity to testify light for my. >> ordered to. >> now that the elections are over we need to focus on how to put our nation's finances in order, in order to avoid a domestic and global debt crisis. the federal government has grown too big, promised too much, subsidized to many, undercut states rights, and loss control the s budget. shockingly despite existing for almost 250 years the federal government still does not have a comprehensive integrated outcome-based strategic plan despite the legislative mandate to have one. related plan should be designed toe produce specific outcome-based results consistent with the role and responsibilities assigned to the federal government under the constitution. it should also focus on providing real value to the american people for the money it expends and the others it engages in. lunar future to better than our pastor. every major federal fiscal monetary ag

herschel walker joins us right now. good morning to you. >> hello there, how are you doing?oing okay. why did you want to go back and finish off college? >> well, you know, i started thinking am i a hypocrite. i've been very fortunate my wife and i that we have a foundation we give out scholarships an one of the largest scholarship providers in the u.s. am i a hypocrite? i decided to get my degree to let people know it's never too late if you want to finish that degree. >> steve: what is the degree in and what will you do when you grow up now? >> the degree is in housing management and policy. right now i think i have to go out and get a job. i wanted to finish and having an opportunity to be with a lot of the young people again. i get to see this generation is a little different than my generation but at the same time i said they are great kids. got a chance to go back on campus and it was wonderful. >> steve: for the kids who graduated in your class it has to be a hoot for them to say i graduated with herschel walker who went like that during the ceremony. >> it was. there

is a deliberate intent that up to say i haven't been anything put in place to protect the decent walkers and yet so much of the world is not taking notice. you would think they wouldn't take least take notice of the children that have been killed to statistics i read recently, really show me cause it now has the highest number of child and eighty's in the world per capita. and many of them have been limbs. cutoff is without anesthesia, and more than 17000, i think this is correct. published in children unaccompanied or separated from that time this, i mean, how do you explain this a make people notice that you cannot explain it to because if we expand it, unaccepted, that's would also mean that collectively we are losing our sense offer you money to kind of kind of kind of imaging the house i'm put these in took us history. but when we have any way the highest number pair copies of fair copies in the world that they are children. and that they have been operated without this dizzy and result under susie on the because you have policies which prevent understood, understood, take material

this park, this is now one of walker, dues, original specialties. and the best roast pork and water is here at labelle 128 hours in the oven. so tender you will. you don't need a knife on the, on the line, but we're going to put the 4 foods longer to go. really has a lot to offer. that's what we have for you today. i will keep hitting up my instagram with myself ease, but please don't forget to stop on social until next time. the, [000:00:00;00] the, or the remote village in western ukraine shortly before the war. many here see no future for themselves. but farmer, honda, male carrier, maria and biologist. no, you are refusing to give up their lives marked by dreams and loneliness. 3 women in 30 minutes on d. w. not very comfortable and takes 3 expensive notes redesigned to alice's space working out fully. does this space cross? it's very dangerous afternoon. wouldn't the volleys without the suit the makes them those especially the tomorrow. today the discovery change your mind just click away, find out best document trees on you to see the world, t

so most dentist pays for an image and walker to operate. we are not on the exposed to the strike where we had the 100 of people being killed. but today we're also exposed to the situation of honda . over the last 14 months we've seen hospitals. the doctors and medical stuff consistently talk, which is now this you said no, it was safe in concept, but that seems to be a focus on these people. we have the you ends independent international commission of inquiry, concluding that there was a concern to the policy by israel to destroy the health care system. i quote, commissioning war crimes and crimes against humanity of extermination with relentless and deliberate attacks on medical personnel and facilities. now you don't know what israel's orders are, but given how many times health care facilities have been targeted, can you come to any of the conclusion that well, so not, i mean the, the, the, the, into the restroom into know hasn't been blacked into the disregard that the of, i'm constancy since the beginning of the one you're talking righ

and tributes are paid to the veteran bbc radio dj johnnie walker, who has died at the age of 79.ar. a year like no other. first the king, then the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. this, of course, came as a huge shock, and william and i have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately

said walker, wow, both of them?ter ] during his press conference on monday at mar-a-lago, president-elect trump suggested that he would be open to privatizing the u.s. postal service and said, quote, "it's not the worst idea i've ever heard." oh, we know. [ laughter ] steaks from an electronics store. [ laughter ] president-elect trump reportedly met yesterday with netflix ceo ted sarandos and then when the meeting was over, another one just started automatically. [ laughter ] that's not really a joke about the news. [ laughter ] that's right. trump met yet with the ceo of netflix at mar-a-lago, because as president, he gets to hear who emily ends up with first. [ laughter ] "and i swear i won't tell." [ laughter ] according to one -- according to a new survey, one-third of high school seniors said that they have drank alcohol or used marijuana or tobacco in the past month, while the other two-thirds said they prefer the energy and mental clarity that comes with cocaine. [ laughter ] starbucks announced -- some ligh

fans of 70s, johnny walker with you until five o'clock.ho has died at the age of 79. from number 10, to the silver screen. former prime minister borisjohnson bags an unlikely cameo — in a ukrainian christmas film. hello and welcome to bbc news. in the past couple of hours, new year celebrations have been getting under way across much of asia. this was the spectacular fireworks display in hong kong.

the sounds of the 70s, johnnie walker here with you. tributes are flooding in to the veteran radio dj johnnie walker, who has died at the age of 79. and it's arise sir gareth and sir stephen — former england football manager gareth southgate and actor stephen fry are among those recognised in the new years honours list. now on bbc news, 100 women in conversation with raye. female artists who are put on these huge, huge pedestals scares the living daylights out of me, honestly. singer—songwriter raye has had the kind of year other artists can only dream of. after leaving her label and going independent, she's won six brit awards... i can only describe it as a miracle. ..and is the first woman to have won songwriter of the year. her debut studio album, my 21st century blues, was a critical and commercial hit and it cemented her as one of the top artists in the game right now. bbc 100 women spoke to her about the pressures of social media, being a woman in the industry and going independent. # sleazing and teasing, i'm sitting on him # all

i'm amara walker in atlanta, victor blackwell has the morning off. we begin with breaking news. at least 177 people have been killed when a south korean plane crashed at an airport. 181 people were on board. two crew members were pulled alive from the wreckage from the tail of the plane, and rescuers say the rest of the passengers and crew are presumed dead now. video into cnn shows the plane dragging on the runway, careening on the runway on its belly with no landing gear before bursting into flames. local fire officials and aviation experts say some sort of landing gear malfunction was likely. the pilot also made a mayday call shortly after the control tower warned about birds in the area, according to flightaware. the cheju airliner was listed as a boeing 737 800 traveling from bangkok, thailand, before it crash landed at the muan airport in the southwest of south korea. it is the country's worst air disaster in decades. cnn's mike valerio is joining us now from seoul with the latest, mike, from the live pictures that we have been seeing, emergency personnel are still on the

wilson walker has more on the special election approved by county supervisors today. >> yes, thank you. motion erwit vote the san mateo board of supervisors handed the voters the scandal surrounding sheriff corpus, the embattled sheriff, denying and wrongdoing after a 400 page report alleging a dozen incidents of abuse of power. corpus called it a political attack and refused people asking her to resign. the board moved ahead setting the stage for a march vote that would give the board the authority to remove the sheriff with a 4/5th vote and the supervisors did not stop there. >> does it make any sense to formally invite the sheriff to join us on december 10th to offer whatever testimony she would like in response to this matter? >> there is allegations here in the complaint, tell nus your own words under sworn testimony. >> i abstained on that vote. i have no confidence she will be truthful even under sworn testimony at this point. >> reporter: before that, the supervisor cited the sheriff's previous appearance before the board when she declared plans to promote her chief of staff an

we have walker hayes right here.. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. ♪♪ ♪ >> the citi concert series on "today" is proudly sponsored by citi. >> what a treat we've got today. we are back with a special edition of our citi music series. >> this morning we're going to rock around the christmas tree with countryinger walker hayes. >> yeah. his later project is a new ep. it's called "christmas vacation," and he's treating us to a performance of the title track, so let's give it up for our friend, walker hayes! ♪ fa la la la ♪ fa la la la la la. >> sing it with me, girl. ♪♪ ♪ fa la la la la ♪ ♪ fa la la la la la la ♪ ♪ hark the herald ♪ ♪ who the hell is harold ♪ ♪ that's a guy granny met at cracker barrel ♪ ♪ i don't really like him, but, hey, he's here ♪ ♪ and grandpa's dead, so get him ♪ and grandpa's dead, so get him a beer ♪ ♪ looking kind of weathered ♪ ♪ dog on the couch ♪ ♪ chewing on a shoeoe ♪ ♪ squeaking on the street ♪ ♪ he shows up when it's time

jts 0n yee walker with you until five o'clock.dj jonnie walker who has died at the age of 79 a ukrainian sea drone destroys a russian helicopter — in the first attack of its kind. and it is arise sir gareth and sir stephen. gareth southgate and stephen fry among those honoured in the new year's honours list. hello i'm christian fraser, let's take you straight to bangkok. this is over the one

and radio dj johnny walker has passed away at the age of 79. the former england manager gareth southgate and the actor stephen fry are among those awarded a knighthood in the 2025 new year honours. the olympic gold medallist — and this year's bbc sports personality of the year — keely hodgkinson has also been made an mbe. our correspondent lizo mzimba has been looking at who else has been honoured. he's the manager who led the england men's team to two successive euros finals. gareth southgate has been knighted for services to association football. also being knighted, for his work for charity, for the environment and on mental health awareness, stephen fry. where fame or being a known person is at its most helpful, is when you can draw in attention to a cause that really matters. and the national conversation around mental health in particular has really, really improved. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says he's "truly humbled" to receive a knighthood for political and public service. seema misra and three other former subpostmasters wrongly

walker has specialized in whistleblower cases her entire career. nothing was done until i, as a lawyer and you as a journalist, got involved. i do % graham quit her job with the county, but she says she hasn't quit fighting for patients, for her fellow nurses and for public health. we should spend money on these issues. they're important issues, but it just we just need to make sure that it goes to the right place. we will keep a close eye on the criminal investigation and the state's audit. the department of health care services tells me the audit report should be released next month. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. candice. thank you. if you have a story for candice or anyone else in our investigative unit, we urge you, urge you to call us at 888996 tips. or you can simply visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. up next, a big setback before even opening how a b bay area coffee shop owner s dealing with not one, but two break ins before opening the store for business. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's been d

our wilson walker is there now and says most of that has all been cleaned up. he'll have a live report in our next half hour. further south a shop mart in redway also had a lot of items knocked off the shelves. this is footage from the fire chief up in humboldt. he shot this right after the earthquake hit he said. look at this nest video cam from a home in chico where the quake caused some pools to slosh around, not huge waves, but the water is kind of shaking back and forth. the earthquake was also felt in parts of sacramento. travelers at the airport momentarily paused and you can see that big chandelier swaying back and forth just a little bit. some people on the east bay say they felt it. one user from oakland posted this video on x. he felt it onthe seventh floor of his office, but here inside the building we didn't feel it or at least i didn't feel it, but you said you felt it where you live. >> i did where i live near city hall on the eighth floor. there was some swaying there. my pets did not give the heads up, which they often do. >> very, very strange

donald trump le dijo a christian walker que quienes fueron traÍdos de manera ilegal a los estados unidosos, podrÍan ser una excepciÓn en sus planes de deportaciÓn masiva. >> we can come up with a plan, but the democrats have made it very very difficult to do anything republicans are very open to the dreamers. the dreamers. >> algo interesante es que precisamente en relaciÓn a los dreamers o soÑadores en el paÍs, donald trump parece haber cambiado de opiniÓn con respecto a aquella que tenÍa durante su primer gobierno en la entrevista. incluso elogiÓ el espÍritu empresarial que ha mostrado muchos de los cientos de miles de soÑadores que siguen viviendo, trabajando y estudiando aquÍ en el paÍs. pero por otro lado, durante la misma entrevista con nbc, donald trump se refiriÓ a esas polÍticas migratorias e insistiÓ en ese plan de deportaciÓn masivo. nuestro corresponsal, javier vega, tiene mÁs detalles de esta conversaciÓn en la que tambiÉn asegurÓ que considera eliminar la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, entre otras medidas. escuchemos. >> el presidente electo trump prometiÓ mano dura en inmigrac

we begin our team coverage with wilson walker live up in humboldt county. how is it looking up there? they had a lot of damage, especially in ferndale. >> reporter: well, ferndale, a postcard of a town, is feeling a little groundhog day with all this. we'll get to that in a minute, but yeah, a big shake here in this quaint little community on the coast. a lot of people spent hours today cleaning up. you saw the victorian inn over there. we'll show you that later tonight at 6:00, the cleanup job they've done there. hard to gloss over the fact that this just keeps happening here in december. so this isn't just one quake. people are sort of comparing in quake to the last one to the one before that. it's kind of earthquake season here in ferndale. >> but what was really scary was i was looking up at the ceiling and it was like made of jelly, yeah, and then when i finally came to, i saw those tiles on the floor and honestly, i didn't remember they were there. i thought they came from the ceiling. >> reporter: rena was working at the farmer's daughter when the qu

this weekend, more than 80 years after his death, the recently identified remains of david walker areurd with military honors at arlington national cemetery. the 19 effort -- the 19-year-old african-american was killed on december 7, 1940 one at pearl harbor. and then the first of a two-part lecture on the 1893 trial of lizzie borden, who was accused of murdering her father and stepmother. the murder and trial received widespread publicity at the time. and then on the presidency, eyewitnesses recount what unfolded inside the white house on december 7, 1941 is franklin roosevelt learned about the japanese attack on pearl harbor and moved to assess the damage and america's response. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch anytime online at c-span.org/history. >> coming up, a conversation on the federal budget and economic growth strategies with the council of economic advisers, jared bernstein. and then the examination of education workforce reform policies and reducing health care costs hosted by the brookings institution a

walker has specialized in whistleblower cases her entire career.othing was done until i, as a lawyer and you as a journalist, got involved. i do believe these programs can work. graham quit her job with the county, but she says she hasn't quit fighting for patients, for her fellow nurses and for public health. we should spend money on these issues. they're important issues. but it just we just need to make sure that it goes to the right place. we will keep a close eye on the criminal investigation and the state's audit. the department of health care services tells me the audit report should be released next month. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. thank you. candice. if you have a story for candice or anyone in the investigative unit, you can call 888996 tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. okay, back to jeff ranieri. we are talking a little fog right now. a lot of people coming in and out of town the next couple of days, this could impact them. yeah, airport delays will be possible here as we head through tom

than 80 years after his death, the recently identified remains of mess attend ant third class david walker were buried with military honors at arlington national cemetery. the 19-year-old sailor was killed on the u.s.s. california in the japanese bombing of herl harr -- pearl harbor in 1941. then, the first of a two-part lecture by michael roth on the 1893 trial of lizie borden, accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an ax. the murders and trial received widespread publicity at the time and lizie borden became a lasting figure in american pop culture. at 9:30 p.m. eastern, eyewitnesses recount what unfolded inside the white house on december 7, 1941, as franklin roosevelt learned about the attack on pearl harbor and moved to assess the damage and america's response. exploring the american story. watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span2. and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history. >> 25 years ago, author malcolm gladwell published his international bestseller "the tipping point" about how ideas and behavior spread in a s

walker is well aware there are pennants and buttons honoring. harry truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. from her moderate, elvin buckley, his daughter, the vice president elect and the chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representative leads the protection of the. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office not formally recording the greatest political upset in united states history. more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the millions more. see the event on television and hear it over world wide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral marine corps, general vandergrift and admiral halsey, the united secretary general lee, the emperors from other countries, the the black robed supreme court justices to the depth of the inaugural platform, mostly followed by the official presidential party headed by the chief executive wife and daughter. of an array of motion and television cameras records the. melvin berkeley, kentucky, a member of congress for 36 ye

forgetful slip-ups ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ ♪ ♪ i could make a custom pin ♪ ♪ watch the dog walkern ♪ ♪ ♪ when my in-law comes a-knockin' ♪ ♪ i can open, maybe lock it ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ larry: great n nat "king" cole. we bring in charles payne who has a fabulous show, most of making money on phofox business and author of a very good book. i don't know everything that there is to know. i'll say two things. on the correction, more of a dow correction, i understand that but still, first point, i rumor -- tax cuts would be postponed until back-end of the year are hurting stock market, yesterday fed's blip flop or wherever they should have said we blew it. i just think that markets are befuddled with uncertainty. they don't understand fiscal or moptary promises. >> rally, animal spirits are based on trump 2.0, anything that may interrupt or derail it will scare the market. you know, you have a couple things. i thought yesterday's sell-off was an dim indictment of j. powell. the changes they made in their economic projections in three months are mind boggling, you can't b

i want to thank our wonderful staff under the leadership of mao slcm-n and joseph romero, denny walker and others who have done excellent jobs while being here. i also want to personally thank the chairman, for your service in the military, for your service in congress, and for carrying this messy process forward to the best of your ability. i respect that. i respect you. and i thank you for your years of friendship and service and i congratulate you on your retirement. i wish you nothing but the best for you and your family. with that i yelled. thank you. >> the question is not on the amendment and the nature of the subsidy to the report. all those in favor, signify by saying yea. . all those opposed, signify by saying nay in. the opinion of the chair, the. ayes have it. the question is not unfavorably reporting the report as amended. all those in favor signify by saying yea. all those opposed, signify by saying nay. the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. finally, i want to ask unanimous consent that recommendation

. >> and i'm amara walker. thank you so much for being with us this morning. and here is what we are working on for you. a severe weather threat is building across parts of the south, as millions of people head home from their christmas break. the areas at risk for large hail and tornadoes and where the system is headed next. >> there are new details in that deadly plane crash in kazakhstan. could a mistaken identification have contributed to that crash? what investigators found in the wreckage and a second person managed to sneak onto a delta flight without a ticket and went undetected until moments before takeoff. >> the serious questions that's raising about security at america's airports. >> president-elect donald trump is weighing in on a major case that could see tiktok banned in the u.s. what he's asking the supreme court to do just before he takes office. severe weather may cause more delays for travelers returning home this weekend. the storm prediction center says a tornado outbreak is likely today from eastern texas to alabama. >> meanwhile, on the

comptroller general david walker here and from lawmakers about tax cuts and infrastructure investments during a hearing on federal spending and the national debt crisis six-time super bowl champion former nfl coach talks about his transition from the nfl to his new position as head football coach at the university of north carolina. later a discussion with state department officials how cities in latin america and the caribbean can use technology to tackle urban challenges all of that and more tonight on cspan2. our live form involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. from washington and across the country. coming up tuesday morning the foundation for the defense of democracy will talk about the latest on the situation in syria and other conflicts in the middle east. codirector of the progressive non- prophet indivisible leah greenberg discusses how the organization's go after the first election of donald trump plans to respond to a second trump term. c-span's "washington journal" join the conversation live tuesday morning on c-span. see fed n

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