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Carrier. the lawrence livermore laboratory decided to use lasers. theyre heating this hydrogen plasma, making it so hot that the reaction creates more energy that you put in. this could be a major breakthrough, secretary granholm expected to announce tomorrow. >> the question is commercial use, right? when is it going to be something thats -- >> it could be decades away. it could be decades away. but its one of those things where you think nothing is going to happen and then something happens an...

Our colleague jennifer hanser spoke to elizabeth whelan after that call and said she appreciated energy of the call. largely a reset recognizing that they freed to figure out new pathways forward given the fact they continuously tried to find a deal to get both home and not able to secure such a deal. what options might they be willing to put on the table going forward? no specific details, guys, one thing we heard from administration officials from days since brittney griners release, they that...

Immigration reform. with three weeks to go, congress is looking to pass immigration measures in the lame duck session. part of that includes protecting daca recipients. -- young migrants brought to the united states as children from deportation. for many, the u.s. is the only home they have ever known, and the lives of these young people remain in limbo because of legal challenges to the program. in october, the court of appeals ruled daca unlawful. would allow the program to remain in place for...

Congressman, first, before we talk about legislative pathways, we have to talk about the stakes. what happens if nothing gets done in these next four weeks? >> well, millions of people, if a court ruling comes down thats adverse to dreamers, daca recipients, and millions of people could be subject to deportation. and so, ultimately, thats whats at stake. and given the makeup of the federal courts right now, particularly the supreme court, theres a lot of fear within congress and among daca recip...

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It bodes well for the future on the field with this generation. that much more experience come back to 2026. >> bill: we can show the hair back then. you stood out. some of these players, they are young, you said that a lot of times. youthful. but they are also stars on their own teams in europe. i dont think the casual soccer fan is aware of that and how good they are playing to their respective teams. do they have more talent now than we have seen in years past? >> i think they have more oppor...