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trace gallagher, thank you always great to see you. >> sure, you as well. >> democrats try to interpret and digest what happened last night even in some of their traditional strongholds republicans may have just chartered a new electoral path forward. let's talk about what we learned from election day 2021 with rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. >> thanks for having me, shannon. >> last night some people were surprised in virginia, you may not have been, the polls have been tightening there. so many of these other places that trace talked about if governor murphy it appears will hole on there, i think for the most part, what are your take aways from last night? >> common sense one on the ballot last night. the american people want to see police force, they don't want to defund the police, they want parents involved in their kids' education, which we know, i know as a mom we want to have a say in what's happening with our kid after a year and a half of a pandemic. they want to see lower taxes, glen younkin ran on gettingoid -f the grocery tax. common sense prince - - and that's why republica

he bosh and fungi, asking him my number gallagher mileage i. we got the 2 mileage. we got all my war for you on the bill. dish network a m i l y direct and believe in vis. clear last shut 30 by csr. longer than the nevada getting your wand. i'm not sure if i'm do nasha bus as good work. i've learned hold on one or a wind. him shambrika shuddered. i asked the case worker nor going to push him, but i knew no without me an arc lower. my me so little is done in iraq for the children sacrificed by history these former child soldiers, for those who are growing up without any legal existence. father jim, can the lines good that i live medina be had most of them have a lot to look at on a few like whether i'm at the studio by shot of the runs window up and highlights. bonham you sure know in some one in the tumbling but i had only had that up one in the south of one and how that will it will of fanny goliath, the food to i've been will play mozilla of teddy of lots up on whatever. and he will, i will thought of some thought awful efficient. but i had sent him the dog dog. i

ms young part of eric went there they will no, no teacher that he can assist you now though on grant gallagher. have you heard about this on the very least that this it's yawn as he another boy. i media idea imprint that this would be really cold. drill dorsey, seabed mesa co lit up, but he does in elaine say this a law is the about of it was gonna be so they've got a beautiful group made their own locally did on. i absolutely didn't get a deal with that because i feel a lot of companies that it made join me and we have those available to go get portable rated that this particular 50000 is the best. quit let companies like to release comments. i don't eat governmentally for us will be good if students will be assessed one percent of guitar. however, let me put that in put a political and public building. 30 said they know they will know if you live jeff . it'll get older. a b s. he will be in the webinar, inconsolably as messes in 20 days. politicos. you for sure. $9450.00 now in this him be empty. and then i'll pick out a report that he can import. i'm actually gonna buy someone on the mental

trace gallagher has since what you are talking about and hey, trey spirit speak the twisted logic is the democrats feel theo create these rate scenarios to prove that republicans are racist. a few days ago the g.o.p. glenn youngkin at a campaign stop in to the violent protest in 2017 standing outside of youngkin campaign bus where five people dressed as white nash was pretending to support youngkin. naturally mcauliffe said pony white nationalists were legit immediately condemned them and us be youngkin is disgusting and disqualifying. turns out the white nationalists sing created by the anti-trump, antirepublican political action committee. when asked about the stand, the lincoln project said it was to remind virginia voters that the g.o.p. embraces racist values. four years ago the virginia governor's race, another democratic group released an ad featuring a pickup truck flying the confederate flag with a bumper stick supporting ed gillespie with this tagline. watch. >> is this what donald trump and ed gillespie mean by the american dream? >> if republicans created pretend racist s

peter and the rolling stones and now i know exactly the situation they were in trying to follow gary gallagher but in all honesty, i want to begin tonight by thinking my colleagues and all the members for their tireless work that goes into this yearly symposium, it's an honor to be back in person and halfback moderate over this weekend and talk about this defining moment in american history but even more of a special occasion for me this evening because growing up, my superheroes didn't wear capes. historians i got to meet, battlefield i got to go to battlefields i got to go to. the opportunities to talk about an interesting person like john pope tonight in the room of such notaries as greg ray and gary gallagher is a true honor so thank you. where do we begin this evening? we are going to begin with perhaps one of the most famous moment in john pope's career and i ask you to bear with me as i read through dynamic words written 159 years ago. military proclamation of popes would begin with this, but us understand each other. i've come to you from the west where we have always seen max of our e

andy gallagher with more. andy: there are 2, 700 other pending legal cases. but what makes this one so significant is it was seen as the template. it was the first time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson manned johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will say no. basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad. they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the opioid crisis that really plagues this nation. i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson or many other pharmaceutical companies are off the hook and in the, big pharmaceutical companies are offering about $4 billion to settle all these cases at once. but i remember, i was there the judgment came down in oklahoma and i met a doctor who ran clinics of people who are hooked on these kinds of painkillers. this kind of cash even the 500 or so million was not

gallagher's work? if not, we can move on to public comment. >> secretary: great. commissioners, item ten is public comment and opportunity for members of the public to address the commission on matters that are not on today's calendar. moderator, please open the phone line for public comment and we will allow time for callers to submit their requests. and do we have any callers in the queue? >> madam secretary, there is one caller in the queue. i am transferring now. >> secretary: thank you. >> caller: commissioners. >> secretary: hello, caller. >> caller: i was wondering if you've ever read the brown act. in this difficult world, if you want us to participate especially in this digital world having a virtual meeting. what use is it to have agenda items when the public at large cannot give their feedback. i participate in many of the virtual meetings, and each item has public comment. so you want us to hear about many things. the reports are very detailed and i'm sure many of the elderly participant viewers would want to ask some questions and you don't allow that

i'm trace gallagher. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: here's the story. the president pondering -- studying is the word they're using potentially shutting down another u.s. pipeline. gas prices head towards $4 a gallon. the white house was pressed on this moments ago about what they're doing about this. as i said, we were told they were not shutting it down but they're studying perhaps shutting it down. watch this. >> what options besides tapping the strategic petroleum reserve

wynn fellowed gallagher's books include how the post office created america, just the way you are: a new york times notable book, working on god, the power of place and new, understanding our need for novelty and change. she has written for numerous publications such as the atlantic monthly, rolling stone and the new york times. if her newest book, new women in the old west: from settlers to suffragists, an untold american story, is available for purchase from politics and prose. if you use the link in the chat box which is also available on our web site, you'll be able to purchase the book with a 10 is discount -- 10% discount. just be sure to use the code special 10 when checking out. now, please join me in welcoming to the smithsonian winifred gallagher. >> hi, wynn fellowed. >> hi, kathy. >> thanks so much, it's wonderful to be with you. before i begin, aye like to see a few -- i'd like to say a few words about the woman you see on your screen from north dakota. she was a norwegian immigrant who spoke no english at all when she arrived in the u.s., but she filed her homestead cla

s president's party and the south african writer daemon gallagher has won the booker prize. he was awarded the prestigious at price for his novel, the promise, which is a depiction of a white family living in post a part $8.00 south africa. emily angland along in half an hour to take you through the next few hours of news here on out 0. that's my love for to day. thanks for your company. ah, life is never scripted. never foretold. it's never known. no matter what happiness never stole open. you read between the lines. listen, always, listen, never stop asking, never stop question a wanting to know, discover the unknown. here the human story. be impartial. be courageous. finding the untold story. celebrate excellence. keep alive the pioneering spirit. never stop. we haven't for 25 years, we've never stopped on our journey. never stops when our commitment to you al jazeera, 25 years, a unique path blue. oh, this is the story about a group of men who wants you to doubt climate change. the story of a campaign that has impacted our world forever. ah, back to naomi arrest guess? o

under gallagher reports miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in the world, according to the economic organization, resources for the future. and it's not hard to see why the city faces a constant barrage of storm surges, coastal flooding and rising sea levels that if not addressed, threaten its future. if we get a coastal surge from a storm or even a high tide, it can flood this area, their challenges that miami's chief resilience officer works on every day. dozens of projects have already been completed, but the challenge is a huge said evolution. in the way we occupy this land and how we deal with the water making room for water that you know, we didn't think was going to be up on the land. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. that's a hard pill to swallow, in a city that's expanding and known as the gateway to the americas. but there are limits of hope. for decades, miami is being considered the city at the forefront of tackling rising sea levels. and there's no question it is vulnerable. but many people point to this building the present

but in their own search for an equalizer flamingo found palmetto keep up with a tongue in fine boom, gallagher. eventually they did little matters when gabrielle barbosa, schooled in the 2nd home, the match would go into extra time. a dreadful piece of defending was seized upon by davis on i'm wondering what that would prove to be the winning goal ah, permit us becoming the 1st club in 20 years to win back to back. couple of the door is titles and the coach bell ferrera, who was from portugal, becoming the 1st foreigner to win south america's top club competition consecutively. he's players were keen to show their appreciation. although ferrera himself trying to be philosophical afterwards, you'll be a put in somebody. jim's concern i could lose as well. we need to start having a different culture. we need to stop having heroes and villains, i'm not a hero. i'm the same person he criticized before our adversary made our victory more honorable and because of the quality of their players and the quality of their coach them and forced us to work harder to climb the mountain. a lot of the man who

but in their own search for an equalizer flamingo found palmetto keep up with a tongue in fine form gallagher, eventually they did little matters when gabrielle barbosa scored in the 2nd article, the match would go into extra time. a dreadful piece of defending was seized upon by davis on i'm wondering what that would prove to be the winning going ah permit us becoming the 1st club in 20 years to win back to back. couple of the door is titles and the coach bell ferrera, who was from portugal, becoming the 1st foreigner to win south america's top club competition consecutively. he's players were keen to show their appreciation, although ferrera himself trying to be philosophical afterwards, you'll put in somebody jim's concern i could lose as well. we need to start having a different culture. we need to stop having heroes and villains, i'm not hero. i'm the same person who criticized before our adversary made our victory more honorable and because of the quality of their players and the quality of their coach forced us to work harder to climb the mountain. go. the man who scored the winning go

and the gallagher al jazeera still have for you on the program. new hope in the fight against cause it is, pfizer says it's pill dramatically cuts the risk of death and hospitalizations. why? scientists say, unregulated wet markets in liberia could wait the next a bowler tight virus. ah hello, good to see you. we've got a plume of moisture working around beijing look at it as it approaches. so 13 degrees, but watch this. it starts this rain and eventually turns to snow as those temperatures plummet to just 2 degrees on sunday that is below average. we'll go bit further toward the south. the run of rain between the gang see and the pearl river valley. pretty much east of grey lane, grey lane, scott high, 22 degrees. that's going to clip type pay with some showers in the wall on saturday . sundry down ports to be expected for hope. she means city. call them poor and jakarta rain for singapore with the high of 33. and bangkok may just stay dry, but i think the better bet will be central and northern parts of indo china on saturday for australia. we'v

but in their own search for an equalizer flamingo found palmetto, keep up with a tongue in fine form gallagher, eventually they did little matters when gabrielle barbosa scored in the 2nd article . the match would go into extra time. a dreadful piece of defending was seized upon by davis on i'm wondering what that would prove to be the winning going ah permit us becoming the 1st club in 20 years to win back to back. couple of the door is titles and the coach bell ferrera, who was from portugal, becoming the 1st foreigner to win south america's top club competition consecutively. he's players were keen to show their appreciation. although ferrera himself trying to be philosophical afterwards, you'll put in somebody hymns, concern i could lose as well. we need to start having a different culture. we need to stop having heroes and villains, i'm not a hero. the same person who criticized before our adversary made our victory more honorable and because of the quality of their players and the quality of their coach, forced us to work harder to climb the mountain, go. the man who scored the winning g

the latest developments with the omicron variant on our website, including this analysis from james gallagher, our health and science correspondent, about what we know so far. just log on to bbc.com/news. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. polls have now closed in presidential and parliamentary elections in honduras. officials in the central american nation had to appeal for calm before people headed out to vote. the election had been dominated by concerns about security and the political influence of drug cartels after the incumbent president, juan orlando hernandez, was named as part of a drug trafficking ring by the us justice department. around 62% of voters in switzerland have backed their government's covid strategy, including a covid certificate showing proof of vaccination, recovery, or a negative test. switzerland is currently battling a surge in infections and the certificates are currently needed to access bars, restaurants, and football matches. israel's president isaac herzog has lit a candle for the jewish festival of hanukkah, amid heavy security in the f

that's now changed and all 3 men still face federal charges and the gallagher al jazeera. ah, nevada says al jazeera and these are the headlines. at least 8 people have been killed during a stampede at a music festival. in the u. s. state of texas dozens of trampled when thousands of fans started moving towards the front of the stage and panic. set in the un security council is called for an end to the fighting in ethiopia. but a meeting to discuss the crisis has been postponed. 9 opposition groups in washington have formed an alliance against prime minister abbey up med journalist, samuel gets it. she has more from addis ababa. there doesn't seem to be any compromise bite it from the 2. there is sending allegations and all kinds of complications saying that you're been cited insisting there and this until the bay and to defeat the enemy with our own and blood. that's what the prime minister said . and the other side is saying there's no point of negotiating at this point. they're marching forward and they're going to fight on until the very end that estella from the fuel

and 2019 pharmaceutical giant was accused of fuel being the epidemic through deceptive marketing and gallagher's life for us in miami andi. so is this johnson johnson off the hook? well as sensually, it's a big blow for all the states that are trying to hold big pharma responsible for the pure epidemic in this nation. but what the supreme court in oklahoma is saying is that they misused this public nuisance law. they overstretched, it and the ruling, the supreme court just say it doesn't lessen the impact of what is happening in this country with the opioid epidemic. but they did think that the court overstretch that mock now why this is significant is because in norman oklahoma, i was that the date, the judge made this ruling. it was a latin mark case, the 1st of its kind, but there are 2700 other cases in all other states in this nation. and this was being seen as a template to hold big pharmaceutical companies responsible for the pure epidemic. so if they were watching this, they can see how oklahoma went wrong and what the implications are for all these other cases going on. so it is a signi

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. and the prime minister borisjohnson will be leading a downing street briefing at 4pm today. you can follow that live here. of course we are expecting that the premise will give more details about the rooster programme, the covid—i9 booster programme, much more to come on that. and perhaps more besides. it will be interesting to listen to as chris mason was suggesting. so do stay with us with that it will start at four pmp and bbc news. the chief of mi6, britain's secret intelligence service, is warning that britain's spies need to work with global tech companies, to combat rising cyber threats. richard moore says the increasing complexity of the technology used by those who want to do harm, mean mi6's "boffins" can't compete alone. he's also been speaking about the global threat posed by china. our security correspondent frank gardner is here. his first public, am i right in saying? his first public, am i right in sa in: ? , ., , his first public, am i right in sa inc? , ., , ., his

more on the story with andy gallagher and miami. there are 2700 other pending legal cases, but what makes this one so significant today is it was seen as the template. it was the 1st time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic. so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson and johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will take know basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the a public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad, they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the opioid crisis that really plagues this nation. so i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson, nor many other big pharmaceutical companies, are off the hook. and in and in fact, big pharmaceutical companies are offering about $4000000000.00 to settle, always cases at once. but remember, i was there, the day this judgment came down in oklahoma and i met a doctor who run clinics of people who are hooked on the

governor nathan miller is senior partner in the rear can ask her arm of willkie owens oda sabar and gallagher. it would keep the willkie special campaign trail train on schedule. nathan miller years afterwards offered a summation of this paradoxical -- parties were to him explain to the new york governor and mere instruments not for political advancement or power but to serve human needs. when does well-connected new sponsors helped him prepare a call to action a brass ring declaration and april 1840 issue of fortune wendell's essay for the pretentious title we the people a foundation for a put akel recovery. we the people promised a new deal and faithful to the great depression reforms a new deal with its budget talents to gradually and bureaucratic waste and communication eliminated. in truth declared wendell the people don't want a new deal anymore we want a new world. the swirl is media and david halberstam dismissed wookie is a creature of the eastern establishment cress florida republican. yet when bill defied the mold of a toady and newspaper syndicates. principle and controversial red

well, it rushes for ministers and gallagher of accused the u. s. of double standards when it comes to using weapons in space. youngest roku, robert is awoke. the united states call as they put it for universal rules for space exploration as well. but for some reason, they have ignored for many years, the initiative of russia and china to prepare a treaty to prevent an armstrong in space. so they simply ignore it, insisting instead on developing some sort of universal rules. however, the united states themselves were actively double looked at the arms race bravo, or when you have some normal. so of course, when russia now test newt space weapons. when the earth tests though, it also boy actually destroying a space, sir. oh capability or gripping a lot of dangerous debris. or there's a concerning both because the debris actually poses a risk or to civilian activity in the space, but is also of concern because it demonstrate but russia is not developing new weapon systems that can shoot down the satellites. ah, as a military leader. and if after wage

and gallagher reports from miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in the world, according to the economic organization, resources for the future. and it's not hard to see why the city faces a constant barrage of storm surges, coastal flooding and rising sea levels that is not addressed. threatening future if we get a coastal surge from a storm or even a high tide, they can flood this area, their challenges that miami's chief resilience officer works on every day. dozens of projects have already been completed, but the challenge is a huge. so that illusion in the way we occupy this land and how we deal with the water making room for water that we didn't think was going to be up on the land. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. that's a hard pill to swallow in the city that expanding and known as the gateway to the americas. but they're all learners of hope. for decades, miami is being considered the city at the forefront of tackling rising sea levels. and there's no question it is vulnerable. but many people point to this building the pre

and gallagher has more on this from miami. there are 2700 other pending legal cases, but what makes this one so significant today is it was seen as the template. it was the 1st time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic. so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson and johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will take know basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the a public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad, they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the o. p. o, a crisis that really plagues this nation. so i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson, or many other big pharmaceutical companies, are off the hook. and in, and in fact, big pharmaceutical companies are offering about $4000000000.00 to settle, always cases at once. but remember, i was there, the day this judgment came down in oklahoma and i met a doctor who run clinics with people who are hooked

and gallagher reports now from miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in the world, according to the economic organization, resources for the future. and it's not hard to see why the city faces a constant barrage of storm surges, coastal flooding and rising sea levels that if not addressed, threatened its future. if we get a coastal surge from a storm or even a high tide, they can flood this area. their challenge is that miami's chief resilience officer works on every day. dozens of projects have already been completed, but the challenge is a huge solution. in the way we occupy this land and how we deal with the water making room for water that you know, we didn't think was going to be up on the land. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. that's a hard pill to swallow, in a city that's expanding and known as the gateway to the americas. but the raw le mars of hope for decades, miami is being considered the city at the forefront of tackling rising sea levels. and there's no question it is vulnerable, but many people point to this building the

and the gallagher al jazeera u. s. house of representatives is expected to vote on the nation's infrastructure bill, but have delayed president, joe biden social welfare bill until the end of the month. the one trillion dollar infrastructure bill already passed in the senate. it includes the biggest upgrade of roads, railways, bridges into apples, hundreds of caster has more from washington. the confusing part is they're actually 2 pieces of legislation and they're both significant. there is the biff that is the infrastructure bill about one trillion dollars to upgrade america's roads, bridges, and mitigation for climate change. so significant. but then there's also that 2nd piece of legislation, which is the social welfare bill, which is potentially even bigger, it is more expensive and it has been described as the biggest expansion of the social safety net in decades in the u. s which includes universal pre k and child care credits, a climate change action including giving tax credits to people to buy for people to b

opioid epidemic which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing and gallagher with more on this from miami. there are 2700 other pending legal cases, but what makes this one so significant? it is, it was seen as a template, it was the 1st time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic. so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson and johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will take know basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the a public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad, they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the o. p. o crisis that really plagues this nation. so i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson, or many other big pharmaceutical companies, are off the hook. and in, and in fact, big pharmaceutical companies are offering about $4000000000.00 to settle, always cases at once. but i remember i was there the day this judgment came down in oklahoma and i met a doctor who run clinics of

and you gallagher reports from miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in the world, according to the economic organization, resources for the future. and it's not hard to see why the city faces a constant barrage of storm surges, coastal flooding and rising sea levels that it's not addressed threaten. it's huge . it if we get a coastal surge from a storm or even a high tide, they can flood this area. the challenges that miami's chief resilience officer works on every day. dozens of projects have already been completed, but the challenge is a huge volition. in the way we occupy this land and how we deal with the water making room for water that we didn't think was going to be up on the land. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. that's a hard pill to swallow. in the city that expanding and known as the gateway to the americas. but they're all learners of hope. for decades, miami is being considered the city at the forefront of tackling rising sea levels. and there's no question it is vulnerable. but many people point to this building, the pre

wynn fellowed gallagher's books include how the post office created america, just the way you are: a new york times notable book, working on god, the power of place and new, understanding our need for novelty and change. she has written for numerous publications such as the atlantic monthly, rolling stone and the new york times. if her newest book, new women in the old west: from settlers to suffragists, an untold american

the city of 82000 people doesn't have a hotel or q 3 gallagher mobile. we are waiting for the government to set a good amount of money to improve the tourism sector. allison toy to attract to it . if we are worried about this, because if things did not work well, laughing will change even with recognizing the government may not have the funds, city leaders or already looking to the private sector to help transform assault into a world class destination for tourists in keeping with the tradition of hospitality created by their ancestors. people say they're ready to welcome them. natasha name al jazeera assault. jordan. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, thousands of activists around the world beliefs and what they're calling a global day of action. protest is a demand and government and big business do more to limit global warming at the cop $26.00. how much does go.

conor gallagher has been called up into the senior squad for the first time as five players have dropped out. �* , , , , , out. i've been very impressed with him. out. i've been very impressed with him- we've _ out. i've been very impressed with him. we've tracked _ out. i've been very impressed with him. we've tracked conor- out. i've been very impressed with him. we've tracked conor for - out. i've been very impressed with him. we've tracked conor for a - out. i've been very impressed with. him. we've tracked conor for a long him. we've tracked conorfor a long time, his spells at cheltenham, swansea, which obviously we need to staff there very well. west brom, and now crystal palace. in each loan he's done extremely well. he started the season very well with palace and we talked about him when we named the original squad as somebody we were keen to keep an eye on. lots of other world — were keen to keep an eye on. lots of other world cup _ were keen to keep an eye on. lots of other world cup qualifiers _ were keen to keep an eye on. lots of other world cup qualifiers going - were k

the city of 82000 people doesn't have a hotel or q 3 gallagher. mobile. we are waiting for the government pacific with the amount of money to improve the tourism sector. allison toy truck today. we are worried about this because of things that not work well. nothing will change with recognizing the government may not have the funds. city leaders already looking to the private sector to help transform assault into a world class destination for tourists. in keeping with the tradition of hospitality created by their ancestors. people say they're ready to welcome them. natasha name l de zira assault jordan. archaeologists havener standnew discovery near the ancient roman city of pompei. they found the slave room inside a villa containing wooden beds and a series of other objects including ceramic pitchers and the chamber pulled. researcher say the room is in an excellent state of preservation when pay was home to about 13000 people when it was buried by a volcanic eruption in the year 7980 the site wasn't discovered until the 16th century. ah. and our reminde

i want to 1st, let's check in with andy gallagher in miami, on this one, andy, does this mean johnson and johnsons off the hook? it does it, does it open the door? not necessarily come out because there are 2700 other pending legal cases. but what makes this one so significant do is it was seen as the template. it was the 1st time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic. so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson and johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will take know basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the a public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad, they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the o. p. o crisis that really plagues this nation. so i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson know many other big pharmaceutical companies are off the hook. and in fact, big pharmaceutical companies are offering about $4000000000.00 to settle, always cases at once. but i remember i was there the day this judgment cam

i think gallagher reports from miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in the world, according to the economic organization, resources for the future. and it's not hard to see why the city faces a constant barrage of storm surges, coastal flooding and rising sea levels that if not addressed, threaten it's huge. it if we get a coastal surge from a storm or even a high tide, they can flood this area. the challenges that miami's chief resilience officer works on every day. dozens of projects have already been completed, but the challenge is a huge volition. in the way we occupy this land and how we deal with the water making room for water that we didn't think was going to be up on the land. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. that's a hard pill to swallow. in the city that's expanding and known as the gateway to the americas, but they're all limits of hope. for decades, miami is being considered the city at the forefront of tackling rising sea levels. and there's no question it is vulnerable. but many people point to this building the present

our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, is there. charlotte 7 charlotte? gatwick airport is still much quieter— charlotte? gatwick airport is still much quieter than _ charlotte? gatwick airport is still much quieter than before - charlotte? gatwick airport is still much quieter than before the i much quieter than before the pandemic but the thousands of people arriving here today will be affected by these new restrictions and many have told us they did not know about them before they had got to the departure airport or even before they sat on the plane. these passengers here at gatwick are some of the first to be affected by these new rules. the omicron variant was only reported to the who last week, but its impact is already being felt. anyone coming into the uk apart from those inside the common travel area will now have to take a pcr test by the end of the second day after their arrival, and they will have to isolate until they receive a negative result — another blow for the travel industry. it is unwelcome news, of course, for everyone, but i don

it was introduced alongside republicans like gallagher. both of you have spent time talking about china and the challenges it represents. what you talk about it it different ways. you have characterized a challenge in different ways. you said china was a regime that threatens our cities, that was a remark from just yesterday when the hypersonic missile reports came out. you have made a compelling case for why this translation center should exist. why do you think your republican colleagues also like the idea? [no audio] jonathan: are we having a technical issue? >> there we go. jonathan: i am not sure what happened. did you catch the question? rep. castro: i missed your third question. jonathan: sorry. i was saying just that you made a compelling case for why you think this needed to exist. this open translation center. why you think your republican colic support it? rep. castro: there is concern all around. there is concern about what our posture as a nation and congress should be. if you look around congress, there's people whose posture

she breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has all the details from our west coast newsroom. >> a part of the case, a dozen videos many post on social media the night of the shooting, none of the videos actually show the gunfire though you can certainly hear it. the videos show the location of the shooter and the men who were killed, joseph rosenbaum is of particular interest, he was the aggressor in rittenhouse open fire in self-defense. the prosecution acknowledges rosenbaum was chasing rittenhouse but it was rittenhouse who started the confrontation but that was disputed by two witnesses who were called by the prosecution. richie mcginnis who was recording the event for the conservative website daily caller says rosenbaum was killed after chasing down rittenhouse and making a lunch for his gun. the prosecutor tried to undo some of the damage by asking this. >> so your interpretation of what he was trying to do or intending to do anything along those lines is complete guesswork. >> he said [blooge] you and reached for the weather. >> reporter: the witnesses back up that statem

i am trace gallagher in los angeles, techy, great to see

in the meantime i am trace gallagher, have a great thanksgiving we can. ♪ been a greatat honor. ♪. steve: welcome to "the next revolution" i'm steve hilton and this is positive, populism, pro community and especially pro america. i hope you had a fantastic thanksgiving with friends and family. this is my first as an american, an extra special holiday for me and all the bit more to say later tonight. guess who didn't take a break this thanksgiving. the rotten miserable power bureaucrat technocrat, public health experts, the politicians who indulge them. they're out with a new variant, were supposed to call it the she variant because the world health organization is worried that would offend the authoritarian xi jinping. she variant, she variant, see entrance she variant. how about the fact she variant, that was the one part of the reckless gain-of-function and move on. but the most accurate name for the new variant is in fact scary, they're exploiting to scare you so they can get more power. look at this, matt overreaction from new york's governor kathy hochul with reckless proporti

history of emergency medicine was solely interviews with one of the followers of emergency medicine, john gallagher. it's incredible how many medical students have read the book and have come to me and said opened my eyes to emergency medicine and fast the greatest compliment i could ever hear. we are the nudists newest specialty. we are not new lighting nephrologist anymore. board certified trained specialty, by definition, but only sees people at its worst and you have to be a special person to take out on. always his death, dying, vomiting, leaving. broken bones so this year end a half as either really, very, very few people have said i'm done and checked out but a lot of people suddenly, if you read the journals from a number of applications to residencies and emergency medicine skyrocketed after covid or during covid. unbelievable. i am shocked. when we were in the thick of the pandemic, people were not coming to the er, saying sign me up from where can i go, sign where can i help? >> i wouldn't have expected that. it seems like like you said, it takes a special person to do it and drawn to th

fox news trace gallagher has the story. trace? >> jesse, the white house is trying to polish up another communications breakdown networking to convince us the president knew all about this plan. so listen to the exchange and decide for yourself if the president appears to be up to speed. watch. >> there were reports that your administration is planning to pay illegal immigrants who were separated from their families at the border up to $450,000 each, possibly a million dollars per family. do you think that might incentivize more people to come over illegally? >> if you guys keep sending that garbage out, yeah, but it's not true. >> so it is a garbage report? >> yeah. >> garbage tends to indicate a falsehood but the white house says the president is aware of the planet not only that, he supports it. watch. >> the president is perfectly comfortable with the department of justice settling with individuals and families currently in litigation with the u.s. government. the doj to obviously speak more to that process. >> but even the li

that outpacing the possibility and origins of trumpet russian investigation chief breaking news tracy gallagher is on the case tonight. here is how this all fits together attorney michael sussman was recently indicted b charm durham for lying to the fbi in 2016 telling the feds he was not working for any client when in fact he was working for hillary clint's campaign. the indictment says he also tol the sb fbi that the presidentia candidate donald trump was usin a russian bank to secretly communicate with the russian government. at the claim bogus. the indictment goes on to say them in unnamed clinton campaig lawyer also gave it the bogus russian bank information to the clinton campaign foreign policy advisor we now know is that national security adviser jake sullivan. there's no evidence sullivan committed a crime or is it the target in the investigation, bu it's the first time the duren probe has come to anyone in the bided white house. constitutional law professor jonathan turley says, stay tuned . watch. >> what we see now is this a multilayer connection between the clinton campaign and thi