kevin: let's talk about pop warner. david: as i said to come he was an incredibly innovative, brilliant coach, but not a reputable human being. his coaching -- he became so famous at carlisle and pitt where he won two national championships, and then at stanford. he is in the college football hall of fame. some might know that football is the pop warner league, but when you really study what he did at carlisle, it is not so good. that is putting it mildly here there was an congressional investigation in 1914 of the school, and among the many things he found was that warner was betting on games, selling tickets in lobbies, and mentally and physically abusing his students, many of whom turned on him at that point. the critical moment of jim forbes life -- jim thorpe's life when the metal medals were taken -- medals were taken away, pop warner turned on him. kevin: the fact that jim thorpe had played minor league baseball comes to life. david: he played in the eastern carolina league for two summers, 1909 and 1910. for abo

and jim thorpe. >> and one was pop warner, jim thorpe and tawanma. and it wasn't true. it might as well have been because they won all the events. >> let's talk about pop warner. >> as i said, he was incredibly innovative brilliant coach, but not a reputable human being. his coaching, he became so famous at carlisle and he had won two national championships and stanford, he's in the college football hall of fame. some of you might know that youth football is the pop warner league. but when you really study what he did at carlisle, it's not so good. i mean, that's putting it mildly. there was a congressional investigation in 1914 of the school and among the many things it found was that warner was betting on games, selling tickets in lobbies, you know, and mentally and physically abusing his players, many of whom turned on him at that point. and then at the critical moment of jim thorpe's life after those olympics when his medals were taken away from him, pop warner lied to save his own reputation. >> yeah, talk more about that. in early 1913 the not

warner and former u.s.de officials discuss china's alleged predatory trade practices and how updating a century-old law can help fix the issue. the information technology & innovation foundation hosts the event at the u.s. capitol. host: let me introduce our panelist senator mark warner will be introduced when he arrives. wendy cutler was vice rented -- vice manager and president -- of the policy institute. she spent three years of diplomatic negotiator and served as trade representative passing. it should have passed. she is also the chief negotiator in the court area so thank you windy. , wendy. and then there is also meredith -- she is a former u.s. trade representative for industry market access, telecom. she also drafted important areas of trade and development act. and the trade act of 2002 area a long career in international trade a lessee. and gil kaplan, my colleague is a senior fellow at manufacturing policy initiative at the university. he is also secretary of commerce in u.s. department of comme

which is that the narrator of the movie is pop warner. he is the white savior.he's the one who comes to jim and tries to shake jim out of his trauma and with the notion that jim, if only you had listened to me and thoroughly assimilated into white society you wouldn't have problems later in life that you have. and it's just so wrong, that i can't get past that just to see the other side of the movie which is that sympathetic to him e. >> and pretty much every indian at the time didn't meet somebody else's expectations for that same thing. >> how did jim thorpe's body and up residing in a mountain valley? >> this is another unbelievable story. jim thorpe died at a heart attack of 1865 in california. he was living with his third wife. he had told his children that he wanted to be buried in oklahoma in the second fox region. he was brought back to oklahoma, is clock closet was there was the beginning of a very important spiritual certain seaport interrupted his way because she was unhappy long was going to honor. she eventually wto the highest bidder. so she served

any chance that nbc either buys or merges with warner bros. discovery? you've got so much debt that you can dilute the debt with the deal, spread the debt out on the warner bros. side. julia is shaking her head and smiling and she knows things julia, what do you know? >> i don't know anything there's nothing official, but this is definitely the type of deal that people have speculated about. the issue is that david needs more time for the troifransformn of the company he has taken over that could potentially happen further out. the issue is that we have watched the tech giants become media giants we just saw this mega deal that youtube, which is own bid alphabet did for nfl rights. so there's been a convergence between media and technology the more we see the tech giants move into the media space, the more pressure there is on media companies to combine so i think you're smart to raise that as a potential deal, but i don't think that is something that could happen right now. >> look, the other concern i would just throw in there is the regulatory one so

klobuchar: let's start with senator warner and will go to senator cruz and senator capito. sen. warner: i want to acknowledge what y'all have indicated, that some of this seems pretty simple, but i can tell you in the bipartisan group, and it was a broad bipartisan group, it was 20 plus senators who met literally for weeks on end, and as senator mcconnell said, there is enormous complexity in this. we did spend a lot of time trying to get it right. i really appreciate you and ranking member blunt not inking that you had to reinvent the wheel the way some committees would. i think that approach, i'm grateful to both of you. i would echo what senator blunt said, i think the hearing you had was really helpful. there were a lot of witnesses that had technical changes that were extraordinarily important. so i think we have come to a very good product. the only compromise is not getting all you want. i want to point out two things for my colleagues that i hope we can revisit at some point. one is, some will clearly fall within the jurisdiction of this committee. i've not pitched senat

>> for senator warner, it is the test.we are not dismissing, i don't know how the -- >> the reason is this. there is a decade long ferocious competition that has been going on between virginia and maryland, shocking as that may be, over the location of the fbi headquarters. certain very distinguished members of this panel have weighed in on that issue. many of the members of this panel i am very familiar with. my sense is that issue may be raised by my good friend, the senator from maryland. the only reason i would like to come back, if he chooses to raise that, is that i think the biden administration has been very good at charging the gsa, and the fbi for coming up with a set of criteria on what is in the best interest of the fbi, its workforce, and for the first time ever, on a major selection of a federal building, has put in as one of the criteria, equity. which is all about fairness. something i know you care about. something senator warren cares about. i care about. members on both sides of the panel care about. i h

i think that is a more digestible size company that warner brothers is warner brothers has some goodhings going for it, but they have had real missteps in terms of the content they created over the course of the last year. some big investments and things that never made it out and i think that's going to put some pressure on management to focus on what they're supposed to be doing, which is entertaining those customers the high debt levels also, there is a potential benefit there, which is that creates leverage to the equity. so paramount i think, there is some speculation the company has gotten very cheap. you know, their strategic road map doesn't make them super attractive because they are trying to make long term investments. so for those thinking of it as a buyout, it is a deterrent. warner brothers is a spinout, as most of you know basically a dividend stub. that's one of the reasons i own it because i also own at&t that brings up something else. if you have a situation where you can higher rates than companies like at&t and verizon could potentially benefit because these are c

you thank you, thank you senator warner.senator smith is recognized from her office in minnesota. >> thank you, chair brown. thank you senator warner of that excellent demonstration of how to seize the opportunity whenever you find it. i appreciated that. i want to talk about the issue of discrimination in mortgage lending. the minneapolis fed published a paper earlier this year on this topic. it laid out, we know in the twin cities area people of color are up to three times more likely to be denied a conventional 30 year mortgage than white applicants. the minneapolis fed finding a surprising the pervasiveness of this issue is really jarring. we know the lenders consider multiple factors one reviewing mortgage applications many of which are race neutral, at least on their face, however, this study specifically focused on low risk borrowers. even when controlling for differences in income, credit scores, and even where a home is located, black, latino and asian borrowers are continuing to be denied at higher rates. based on

it reminds me of the at&t time warner merger. >> we have to think about who might object to this andne name is tony. i am looking at the market share data. microsoft had the second-highest for games consoles. sony, slightly more than that. what is the issue here? why would sony be upset about the idea of microsoft by -- buying activision. >> microsoft is the second-highest at 34% and the nintendo at 4%. i guess they're concerned that microsoft would have competitive edge in cloud. that is an argument you are seeing floated around. >> i am interested. let's talk about the interest of the user here. we actually went out to our followers, to her audience that are on twitter. we wanted to give them a poll to see if they ultimately cared about whether activision is owned by microsoft or not. it seems as though they want to see the deal go through. it is called 82%. they think microsoft should be allowed to buy activision. when they make enough concessions to ensure that at no point me, the gamer suffers from this? >> i think the consumer might be worried that their access to call of duty

four years later at&t want to sell off the time warner assets.re is no guarantee a merger would create anticompetitive effects. we will have to see what happens in trial and in the public eye. >> i know you are not a merger arbitrage specialist. what is your assessment of the likelihood of this deal going through? guest: it is hard to say with the politics. i think a lot of it is depending on what the ftc is saying. what claims it brings. maybe they are gearing up for a long trial in court. at the end if you see what happened with at&t and time warner, they might be -- there might be congressional hearings and back-and-forth. it might go through. you did not know about the u.k., eu, and the five other countries looking into this merger. to be determined. ed: sarah, senior fellow at the technology policy institute at d.c.. i think is fascinating, the ftc, when to act and where to act. the next thing is meta as an example. my question is, do it in-house or by someone? that is the question everyone is facing now. caroline: organic or inorganic, part

warner: madam president, it's with more than a little mixture of sorrow and pride that i raise today, rise today to pay tribute to my good friend, the senior senator from north carolina. i was thinking about the fact that senator blunt sitting in front of you, we were here for his farewell speech the other day. our good friend rob portman who is behind you, we'll be here for his. we're losing a lot of great members in this congress. folks who are going to follow them will not replace them. they've got big shoes to fill. i mean, celebrating richard's 18 years in the senate, years on top of that, 10 years in the house, 28 years of doing this stuff, senator burr and i first got to know each other actually through a mutual friend early on in my senate career in kind of a strange series of circumstances i became really good friends with saxby chambliss. sachs -- saxby and richard were running buddies and i would run with them sometimes. richard is a pretty open-minded guy. but i've got to acknowledge, i shouldn't probably do this in front of everyone, that i'm not sure he initially took to

s. senate after raphael warner wanna run off election in georgia. warner defeated, former football star, herschel walker. the split in the senate is now $51.00 to $49.00 in favor of democrats, argentina's vice president, christina fernandez. the coach now has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. one of those countries, most powerful politicians, found guilty of corruption in a $1000000000.00 fraud. case with woke up has witnessed several thrilling around of 16 matches as the last games played on tuesday. morocco made history reaching their 1st quarter final, but a woke up when they beat spain on penalties. the 1st arab country to reach the last 8 of sheila packee me took the winning spot, pick and go. keeper bono kept out. 3 spain penalties. morocco will face portugal who thumb switzerland, 61 on caller ramos was the star man. scoring a hattrick was john rinaldo was dropped to the subs bench for this match. geminus was that the mulatto spain game and spoke to some of the fans after the match. you want and knights of former. okay. and that bands here it's education at city stadium throug

it is funny, or ironic, i suppose, time warner shows up in the list of worst deals.ean, just -- well, they don't exist anymore so whatever. what turns it around for at&t, if anything, craig >> it's very tough i mean -- look here's bottom line, tyler. any industry isn't growing growth rate for subscribers coming down relatively sharply back towards more sustainable growth rate close to the population growth rate concentration of wireless is pretty well saturated now. it's not a growth industry, and they charge high prices in an industry where t-mobile and now the cable operators charge lower prices and have equivalent or better products. in t-mobile's case, for the first time can make a strong argument t-mobile has the best network. exactly the same problem verizon and at&t are both struggling with they charge too much for a product not differentiated and marginal costs are low enough to cut prices, but the problem is their balance sheets are too bloated for that to cut their prices they have no choice but to stick to these very high prices leaving it awkward and prob

warner has struggled in the melbourne heat but still went to his double century after tea.y cramp and he had to retire hurt. australia ended the day on 386 for 3. that's already 197 ahead. england's re—arranged white ball series in bangladesh is now confirmed to start on the 1st of march next year after the original tour was postponed because of the pandemic. led by captainjos buttler, there'll be three one—day matches and three t20 internationals. tha will host most of them. when european eventing champion nicola wilson fell at a jump at badminton horse trials in may, it was touch and go that she'd even survive. now, months later, she is not only able to walk again, she's now looking forward to starting a new chapter as a coach. tanya arnold's been to see nicola at her yard. apparently, alistair was by my side and gave me a kiss on the forehead, thinking i had gone, which is pretty horrific, isn't it? but i am still here. thanks to everyone at badminton, i popped up and here we are and tried to make the best of our next life, and it'sjust are and tried to make the best of

but not for fred warner, the captain was the guest of honor at oracle park.his was a site of the annual holiday heroes party. it is also a chance to honor those who have stood tall for community service. this year, that honor went to fred warner. >> we have a surprise for you, why don't you come on up. >> what do we got? >> all the way from salt lake city, utah, is your brother, troy, to present this award to you . >> obviously, you can see how much i love this dude right here. wow, that was as good of a surprise i've ever had in my life. >> helping everybody and everyone, i am always going to do it, regardless of whether i am playing football or not, this is a special award tonight. >> with the red and gold report, i am vernon glenn. >> sources tell us that the quarterback will not need foot surgery like the team turn is seasit will be around the conference title game. >>> grading a difference within the muslim community, coming up, will introduce you to a woman bring essentials to those in need. >>> will also introduce you to the trash >>> plenty of familie

let's go first, scott, to warner bros.ry, a company that is in the midst of a real spasm of cost-cutting. >> that's right, tyler it's really messy. they have new leadership, they're cutting a bunch of jobs, they're doing a bunch of things like killing cnbc plus drastic is not necessarily bad, particularly when you're phasing the sort of mess as you often are post-merger. they're doing the right things they have great intellectual properties, and that's the reason i would be buying warner bros. discovery. it's down year to date you're going to get a great business at a great price. if there's any caveat, they have a bunch of debt. the money they're saving on expenses needs to go pay down on the debt. >>> the next one, while the stock may have declined over the past month, the attention paid to it has not, tesla. >> yeah, but it's attention for all the wrong reasons. people love the cars and they love elon musk, but if his attention is focused elsewhere, then he's not going to be running tesla. >> i'm not so sure about that,

. >>> tuesdays are an off-the four players, but not for fred warner. the captain of the 49ers' defense was the guest of honor at oracle park. it was the site of the annual heroes party for underserved kids. it's also a chance to honor those who have stood tall for community service. this year that honor went to warner. >> we have a surprise for you. why don't you come on up? >> what have we got? >> all the way from salt lake city, utah, is your brother , troy. to present this award to you. >> i am a crybaby, oh my god. obviously you see how much i love this dude right here, wow. that was as good of as a surprise as i've ever had in my life. wow. >> helping everybody who needs it, and i'm always going to do it, if it's playing football or not, that is something in me. that's a special award tonight. >> with the red and gold report, i am vern glenn. >> now is your chance to recognize your favorite for the niners super fan. scan that qr code on your screen to nominate members of the faithful. >>> inspiration can come from all kinds of places, and we know

in addition, as senator warner has mentioned, at a time of intense partisanship, he led the investigation into russian attempts to meddle in u.s. elections. he deserves enormous credit for keeping our committee focused on the task at hand and for producing a fact-based account of the event surrounding the 2016 election. there's a final story that i want to end with about richard and it is repeating in many ways what our chairman, mark warner, has said. i, too, have accompanied richard burr as he has visited with our men and women of the intelligence community at stations around the world and he doesn't just receive the intelligence briefings, as you would expect. no, he goes beyond that. he makes the effort to thank each and every one of our intelligence community staff to are serving in stations. sometimes in dangerous conditions, often separated by their families or enduring hardships, he thanks each and every one of them. and that tells you a lot about who richard burr is. richard, thank you for your countless contributions to the united states congress and to our nation. and i join yo

remember, i can't say 52 week low because the merger between warner and disca became official in april when discovery bought it from at&t and since then investors have just been diving for cover, slicing nearly 63% off the price. as the company groans under the weight of $50 billion in debt, twitter is buckling not just under $13 billion in debt but from new owner and ceo elon musk's antics, which have not only infuriated tesla shareholders, some of whom are demanding elon step out of the ev c-suite but have twitter users telling elon via his own twitter poll to exit stage left. to madison alworth first with the chaos and confusion swirling around the social media site. madison? reporter: liz, you know, everyone is waiting to hear from elon musk all day today because the twitter verse, they've spoken and they say they want a new leader. elon musk on twitter, you know, he asks the quote of should he step aside and you can see the results there. what you're looking at is 57% of the roughly 17 million accounts, they said yes. they want a new leader, and musk is saying that he would listen

authorities say 31-year-old tanner warner, a fedex delivery driver, kidnapped her.ndreds of community members like mary stapleton joined in the search for athena and this area northwest of fort worth. >> y'all searched, every morning, every evening, in between. we went and searched everything. everybody up and down this road. thinking that we were gonna find a different outcome. >> on friday, investigators said they received a tip that led them to tanner warner. a witness captured video of police surrounding a fedex truck friday afternoon, then just hours later, authorities announced the arrest of tanner warner. >> they were able to determine that the driver abducted athena. we do have a confession. >> the county sheriff said the suspect did not know athena or her family, and that the abduction was a crime of opportunity. the sheriff also said warner told investigators where he had left the child's body. >> it's one of the toughest investigations that i've been involved in. because it's a child. and anytime there's a child that buys, it just hits you in your heart.

this year, that honor went to warner. >> we have a surprise for you. why don't you come on up. >> what have we got? >> all the way from salt lake city, utah, is your brother, troy to present this award to you. [ applause ]. >> oh, i'm a cry baby. oh, my god. >> obviously, you see how much i love this dude right here. wow, that was as good of a surprise as i ever had in my life. wow. >> it's never about me, you know. it's about helping everybody and anybody. i'm always going to do it. whether it's playing football or not, that's something that's in me. you know, this is a special award tonight. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glen. >>> making a difference this holiday season. we'll show you how volunteers in san francisco are helping feed families in need. >> you have the chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. get your phone out now >>> more donation for bay area families. >>> let's check back in one more time with meteorologist jessica burch. >> a beautiful day to get the dogs out. if you do it tomorrow or the day after, you might

fred warner is fantastic. the defense plays at a high level. nick allows all those guys to somuch better. >> george is talking defense. we may as well address the defensive player. eric at his locker. >> it was definitely a goal of ours to come out. we knew they wanted to establish the run. we knew if we were going to win this game that we had to stop the run. i'm proud of my guys. we did that all day. when it came down to it we did that too. goes hand in hand. playing together, playing for one another, flying around. i'm definitely proud to be part of this defense. do i like it when they change quarterbacks? oh, yeah. you know , it's unfortunate for them. that's something they have to deal with. >> number one defense all season long despite injuries. now that you guys e all heedcan is be e got toepgettin bettby e we where d even though we are the number one defense we can still get better each week. we got two more games of for the playoffs. we are going to use these two weeks to keep getting better. -- >> i don't know if it's a game confidenc

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didn't know that he had it. >> carley: what is warner robins like? is it a one-off situation or do you see an increase in crime? >> carley: we have our >> we have our own fair share of crime. pretty much we are holding about the same as last year as far as our numbers are concerned. >> what your reaction to crime over all this country? other areas, big cities, they are. what do you think about that? >> they are. it's terrible. a lot of it has to do with officers shortages. everybody including us, unfortunately, it's hard to get the job done. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us. an unfortunate one. but we appreciate you joining us. >> sure. thanks for having me. >> carley: absolutely. todd? over to you. >> todd: you have to stop and see this video. orlando police officers bringing an action to spring up dozen of residents as the apartment complexes swallowed in flames. take a look. you can see first responders rushing in with the latter to help trap residents get out of that burning building. watch. >> get this? let's go. get these ladies out

i appreciate senators warner, kings, senator alexander for working on the restore our parks act which is finally addressing the massive maintenance backlog at national parks so our nation's most treasured landscapes, memorials and monuments can be enjoyed by visitors and generations to come. because of the chips and science ask bipartisan legislation i worked on with my colleagues, senators young, telus, sinema and schumer until recently broke ground on its semiconductor plant outside columbus, the largest investment in the history of ohio. with each of fact and law we can reverse this trend, this critical semiconductor manufacturing capability overseas. thousands of high-paying jobs here but most important he helps strengthen our national security. these remarks would be incomplete without reference to our work on tax reform. when i decided to run for the senate in 2,009 ohio was losing jobs, the economy was falling behind, the campaign was based on a plan for job is to focus on a number of economic policies including fixing our tax code, making it competitive for american workers an

this year, the honor went to warner. >> we have a surprise for you. don't you come on up. >> what we got? >> all the way from salt lake city, utah is your brother, troy to present this award to you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> i am a crybaby. >> obviously, you see how much i love this dude right here. wow, that is as good of a surprise as i have ever had in my life. wow x point >> it is never about me. it is about helping anybody and everybody who needs it. i will always do it. regardless of if i play football or not, it is just something that is in me. this is a special award tonight. >> reporter: with the reticle report, i am vern glenn. >>> it is seven minutes until 7:00. coming up on our sister station , cable 12, and our streaming service, cbsn bay area li (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 tod

warner also received a holiday heroes. inspiration award for all he does in the community. i asked him what that meant to. >> yeah. i mean the world on to say, you know, anything off the field is important on the field to you know, touching as many lives as possible. knowing. >> do to impact many lives as i means a lot to me. so i'm i'm always looking to inspire in any way. >> good for fred. the giants made some headlines today, but it wasn't for all who we all wanted. but this dude is a nice appetizer. it's not aaron judge, but the giants did bolster their lineup a bit by signing outfielder mitch haniger to a 3 year. 43.5 million dollar deal last season. the mountain view made posted it 2.46 batting average with 11 home runs and 34 rbi he helped propel the mariners to their first playoff berth into decades. now, despite the loss to the pacers last night, it was a pretty historic night for klay thompson. he scored back to back to back threes in the 2nd quarter to help the does overcome a 16 point deficit. he finished with

the people have spoken. democrat, rafael warner windsor, run off in the us state of georgia, giving the party an outright majority in the sentence. argentina's vice president, christina de courtenay, is sentenced to 6 years in prison. guilty of corruption in a $1000000000.00 fraud case. ah, an ethnic wind for morocco, the atlas mines knockout spain to advance to the quarter finals of the work up for the 1st time in its history. in china, china has announced it is loosening it's 0 covey policy. people who are asymptomatic or showing mild symptoms will now be able to isolate at home. the government is also reducing the amount of mandatory testing and move comes off the widespread protests of a harsh prevention measures. it is a major reversal in a country that has seen some of the toughest lockdown policies in the world of morning. let's bring in there, patrick fork. who is falling story force from hong kong. so patrick, a big decision this. what are you hearing about how people are feeling about it? here will isn't worth though thing in particular that so this policy to some extent was a

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the people have spoken ah, democrat, rougher warner windsor run off in the us state of georgia, giving the party and outright majority in the senate. can you so called elephant graveyard gets bigger as drought takes its toll. we report from the salvo east national park, and hey, beneatha winfield walker, the atlas lines knockout spain and advanced the quarter finals of the world cup for the 1st time in their history. ah, officials in germany say the country has followed a far right plot to overthrow its government. $25.00 people, including a soldier and a judge were detained when thousands of police officers write it a 100 and the sites across germany, russian national is among the detainees. the so called rice citizens were allegedly preparing to force their way into parliament. don't again join us live now from berlin. so dominic, quite a stunning development this yes, very much interest in what's being announced by the authorities today. we know there's going to be a news conference coming in the next couple hours, 13 g at which the federal prosecutors based in cancer, are going to

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he is a senior republican and now mark warner is not willing to go quite that far but he also expressed concerns yesterday. so banning of tiktok is ahead on legislation. some of the biggest ones, submental funding for ukraine -- supplemental funding for ukraine. in the other big item is the electoral count act which attempts to address what happened on january 6th. it will clarify the role of the vice president that they cannot overturn the results of the election. it also sets up a fast-track judicial review if there are complaints. there will be riders attached to the omnibus. there has been talk of including extenders of tax policy or adding trade provisions or adjustments. we are all waiting to see what will be in the package next week and there will not be a lot of time to review. is expected to go to the said first and then the house. host: you can follow his reporting at the hill.com. i appreciate you being up early with us this morning. on the phone lines. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. for all others, (202) 748-8002. joe in northern georgia, republican.

warner brothers also slipping today, neil. it has been pursuing cost-cutting measures since the merger between at&t's warner media unit and discovery earlier this year. now it is raising projected costs for ditching some content it had planned costs. now totaling around $3.5 billion. now also dragging on the markets, reail sales for november, they slipped by .6 of a percent, which was more than expected t means american shoppers pulled back as compared to october, just when holiday shopping was kicking in. spending on gas, cars, clothing furniture for the month, perhaps, pause consumers took advantage of early sales. retailers were promoting they're slashing prices to move extra inventory ahead of november. but still the slump in retail spending is the biggest dip in almost a year. it is raising concerns that people are tightening their budgets in response to ongoing inflation. it is worrying others about the headwinds of rising interest rates. neil, back to you. neil: thank you for that, lydia hu following those developments.

warner retired on exactly 200 because he was cramping in the heat at the mcg, but he helped australiae south africa's anrich nortje avoided a serious injury after being knocked over broadcaster's �*spidercam'. australia lead the three—match series 1—0. meanwhile new zealand have made a good start in response to pakistan's first innings total of 438 on day two of their test in karachi. they're 165 without loss, openers devon conway and tom latham well on the way to their centuries. pakistan aiming to bounce back from their recent 3—0 test series defeat at home by england. in the nba the brooklyn nets beat cleveland 125—117 to extend their winning streak to nine games. it was another big night for kevin durant — he and kyrie irving both scored 32 points. the victory edges brooklyn ahead of the cavs for third place in the eastern conference. after a difficult start to the season they've now won 14 of their last 15 games. durant�*s haul took him past former san antonio spurs great tim duncan into 15th on the nba's all—time scoring list. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you

s. senate after raphael warner want to run off election in georgia. he defeated form of football star, herschel walker. the split in the senate is now $51.00 to $49.00 in favor of the democrats. argentina's vice president. christina the curtain has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. she was found guilty of corruption in a $1000000000.00 fraud case or walk up, has witnessed several thrilling round of 16 matches as the last games were played on tuesday. morocco made history reaching their 1st quarter final at a walk up when they reached spain on penalties. they are the 1st our country to reach the last 8 national 15. we took the winning spa kick and go keep gonna kept out. 3 spain penalties rocker will face portugal from switzerland, 61 going carlo ramos with the storm and ask for your patrick is john rinaldo was dropped to the subs bench mismatch? geminus was at the morocco spain again and spoke to some fans after the match. one night to former. okay. and that benz here, its education at city stadium, through to you at the wild card, the quarter fina

legislation to combat wildlife trafficking like southern africa or on the delta i appreciate senators warner king for the restore our parts act which is addressing the massive backlog system of the most treasured landscapes can be enjoyed by visitors and generations to come working closely with my senators until broke ground outside of columbus a largestnt investment in ohio that we believe at the time with the chips act we can reverse the trend of the critical capability overseas to create thousands of high paying jobs these would be incomplete without reference to the work on tax reform running for the senate in 2009 losing jobs economy was falling behind the campaign was based to focus on economic policies like fixing the tax code making it competitive for american workers and businesses i in 2017 what it looks like a small group of lawmakers the first time congress pass comprehensive tax reform in 31 years and then to create more and higher wages and updated the international code to encourage employers to come back here to america i wish it could've been more bipartisan and i believe it

comics and people are saying why can't warner brothers discovery make d.c.y has made marvel? super heros do well at the box office, but they just don't seem to have the right type of movies and content to entice people in. stuart: do you want to talk about the latest drop of harry and meghan? apparently, harry says prince william his older brother screamed at him for leaving and quitting the royal family. >> that's right. stuart: there's no going back for these two. >> i don't think so after this , but do you want to talk about avatar because i wanted to bring up disney. stuart: you might as well. that's serious, what's with avatar? >> i think we talked enough about harry and meghan so avatar as you know, avatar 1 it was 10 or 12 years ago was the most profitable movie of all-time $2.9 billion this time around they need to make $2 billion in box office receipts just to make their money back to be flat, so just last night, thursday night opening, or wednesday night opening, $150 million. they are projected to be $500 million, pretty good for an opening weeken

and it's interesting because she was marry today a republican senator, john warner, her sixth husband her family. so you know, as you said, she brought up gun control after robert kennedy was killed. she took out a full-page ad in "the new york times," and then again, i found this amazing letter with senator warner after ronald reagan was shot, and warner said to her, you know, i don't think you should really get in front of this issue. you shouldn't take out another ad. and she said, i'm doing it anyway. and that was one of the things, one of the many things that led to their divorce. she stood up for people who didn't have a voice because, you know, throughout her life, i think she always felt like an outsider herself. she never went to high school with other kids her own age. she was kind of forced into her first marriage with nicky hilton, which was abusive, and by the time she was 26, she had been twice divorced and once widowed, with three children. so she lived this rapid fire life of love and loss and tragedy. and she kept getting up again and again. she was a survivor which i

warner retired on 200 after tea — helping australia to a lead of 197 runs with seven wickets remainingfrica's anrich nortje avoided a serious injury, after being knocked over by the host broadcaster's spidercam. australia lead the three—match series 1—0. and new zealand are making good ground on pakistan's strong total, in their opening test. at the end of the second day in karachi, they're 165 without loss, in response to pakistan's babar azam inspired first innings total of 438. 0peners devon conway and tom latham well on the way to their centuries. pakistan aiming to bounce back from their recent 3—0 test series defeat at home by england. and england's re—arranged series in bangladesh is now confirmed to start on the 1st of march next year, starting with the first two one—day internationals in dhaka. it's part of three one—day matches, and three twenty20 internationals. dhaka will host the first two 0dis and the final two t20 matches on 12th and 14th march. captainjos buttler led england to a 50—over series victory, the last time they toured bangladesh in 2016. the los angeles charg

warner retired on 200 after tea — helping australia to a lead of 197 runs with seven wickets remainingch series 1—0 after a six—wicket win in the first test in brisbane. and pakistan made a38 in theirfirst innings, of their second test with new zealand. captain babarazam with that huge 161, and agha salman also making his century. new zealand are short while ago on 115 without loss, devon conway passing his 50. that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more later on, see you then. gavin, thank you very much. it's been 25 years since world leaders agreed to ban the use of anti—personnel landmines — in what is known as the ottawa treaty. it's considered to be one of the world's most successful disarmament treaties, but every year thousands of people continue to be killed or injured by the devices. anna foster reports from lebanon, where a huge de—mining operation is going on. three, two, one, demolition. nine anti—personnel mines destroyed in a split second. for years, the ground here has been sick with them. many were laid less than a metre apart by israeli forces during the co

warner retired on 200 after tea — helping australia to a lead of 197 runs with seven wickets remainingfirst test in brisbane. and pakistan made a38 in theirfirst innings, of their second test with new zealand in karachi. captain babarazam with that huge 161, and agha salman also making his century. new zealand are short while ago on 165 without loss. 0peners devon conway and tom latham passing their 50s. that�*s all the sport for now. back with more later on. gavin, thank you very much. ukraine�*s foreign minister dymytro kuleba has indicated that his government is aiming to have a peace summit by the end of february — on what would be the first anniversary of the russian invasion of the country. he suggested that the un�*s secretary general antonio guterres could be a possible mediator for peace talks with russia. let�*s talk to our correspondent in kyiv, hugo bachega. how likely is this summit to take place? it how likely is this summit to take lace? , , , . ., , place? it is interesting because in the interview. _ place? it is interesting because in the interview, he _ place? it is