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And tensions between them. Also tonight, the president is preparing to address the nation and the many challenges hes facing right now, ill ask a key member of the biden camp what the president needs to accomplish in his state of the Union Address tomorrow night and a terrifying close call for the Ukrainian President , Volodymyr Zelenskyy, or russian missiles striking not far from his convoy and killing five people welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world. Im wolf bl...

hello, im with your top business stories. should one of britains most influential newspapers be owned by the abu dhabi royal family? thats a question the uk government has been grappling with — since the 169—year—old daily telegraph agreed to a major investment from a uae—backed firm late last year. redbird imi is backed by shekih mansour bin zayed al—nahyan — who also owns manchester city football club. the deal has been put on hold until later this month while uk media re...

political armageddon for joe biden. 69% say the economy is bad. 65% say biden is slow to react when issues arise and over half say the man is simply incompetent. biden also getting slammed over the baby formula shortage. the president trying to do a victory lap after flying in supplies from europe. but the formula reportedly will not be going to store shelves. it will instead go to hospitals, doctors and other facilities. president biden is facing all kinds of problems, but as usual, t...

Journalism and today, journalism needs investment. figs journalism needs investment. as a journalism needs democracy, its lasting abu dhabi provides is it not? imi controls other media things. for example, the princes of the riz lateef are, member of the day and family fled in 2019, it was a big story a national didnt cover it at all, hes usually signage same agendas will be free to roam wherever they want given the ownership? i roam wherever they want given the ownership?— roam wherever they...

Going to colorado. mlb should turn around and say were sorry and wed like to come back to atlanta if you would have us and like to make this donation to your city because we really screwed up and were sorry about that. we wont do it again. stacey abrams is somebody, i think the left in here has never listened to her because shes been wrong on so many things. shes a very charismatic person and gets a lot of media attention but shes heading into a gubernatorial election against likely the winner t...

Been -- i call him a clothes horse. once he got to lsu, stepping into the fashion sense and being more conscious how he looked in public. he definitely shows his personality through his clothes, when is nice, i like it. >> dana: i wonder how you deal with anxiety and waiting, next sunday the 13th feels like a long time away. bill has been on a great football run, been able to go around. >> bill: greatest nfl road show of anyone. >> dana: how do you get through each day and manage that? >> it is ...

I dont think im going to do that. steve: well, you know what? that caused problems because its like people look at it and say wait, something must be the matter. ainsley: slowing down. steve: holding back on things. yesterday he came out and said, you know what? i misspoke. sorry. watch. >> it felt from a public perspective that there was an absence of transparency. >> i dont accept that. i think thats a media things. i think sometimes -- i dont know what people think campaigns are. the first th...

United states. let me explain it this way. i think its an important point. most of these people had important positions back home. most of these people never told their spouse what theyre doing. they didnt tell thir kads want schlitz. this particular guy, for example, as you said, worked in place for us for ten years. thats a long time to be a opportunity ill have to use it, for us to screw up, which we never did. >> for us to finish up. so at this point -- at that point we decided frankly after...

Their spouse what theyre doing. they didnt tell their kids i want schlitz. this particular guy, for example, as you said, worked in place for us for ten years. thats a long time to be a opportunity ill have to use it, for us to screw up, which we never did. >> for us to finish up. so at this point -- at that point we decided frankly after some media things, connecting him, suggesting that he had an important position within putins inner circle, that it was time for him to leave. >> time for him ...

New president. >> absolutely. a huge part of his job is to monitor donald trump&c twitter account. has to get alerts on his phone because the journalists do. >> i know theres an indication from a spoke person -- this next news conference just before inauguration, sometime in early january. so now he has this press team altogether. does it maybe look more traditional than we thought it would? >> reporter: yes, i think it will. sean spicer and jason miller are doing daily briefings so have gotten ...