>> harris: the congressman and i will watch this together. a flashback to president biden last year in warsaw. >> president biden: the united states will defend every inch of nato territory with the full force of american power. there is no doubt, no doubt that the united states and every nato ally will meet our article five commitments which says an attack on one is an attack on all. >> harris: first of all, your response to the back and forth from a singular person. >> number one, this is the most concerning thing to me. this was one of the most likely scenarios that could happen in this conflict, that ordinance, whether from russia or ukraine land in another nato country. and the administration should have had concepts of operation in place to say if this happens, then execute plan 195 or 196 or whatever that may be. and what you see instead is a level of chaos out of them where they are uncertain about what their reaction is going to be and what they are going to do. as it relates to nato we should
since 1988, trailing the cowboys and the former head coach mike mccarthy by 14 in the fourth quarter. aaron rodgers wasn't done yet. threw a pair of touchdowns to rookie wide receiver christian watson in the final quarter to send the game into overtime. watson with three scores on the day. after that, aaron rodgers leading a late drive that ended in a game-winning field goal. green bay stuns dallas, 31-28. here is your stat of the day if you're co-workers around the water cooler, back at the office, the cowboys now 195-1 all time when leading by 14 points through three quarters. much has been made about the colt's new interim head coach, former nfl center turned tv analyst jeff saturday taking over the program with no professional coaching experience. but, he's starting his tenure with a win and that's tough to do in the nfl. indy handing the raiders third loss in a row. 25-20 the final there. all three of those losses coming to teams with losing records. so the colts within a game of a
fostering payments vary. jacqui fosters for north yorkshire county council. for a child aged between five and ten, she gets £195 a week to cover costs. for 11 to 15 year olds, it's £242. it's to cover food, possibly school meals, clothing, transport to school orfamily visits, toiletries, pocket money, days out, internet, perhaps a mobile phone. it's also for activities like swimming, football or gymnastics, which jacqui says are vital. these children often have very low self—esteem. they suffer from anxiety. they need these things probably more than your own children do, because they need outlets that are creative, something that they can find that they're good at. but if you're not in that situation where you have additional income from whatever, those things are just going to have to stop. so the children suffer?
foster carers are already subsidising these children's lives. and so, yeah, i am worried because, you know, not all foster carers are in a position where they can do that, and we are already so short of foster carers, you've got to worry for the children that are coming into care. where do they go? fostering payments vary. jacqui fosters for north yorkshire county council. for a child aged between five and ten, she gets £195 a week to cover costs. for 11 to 15—year—olds, it's £242. it's to cover food, possibly school meals, clothing, transport to school or family visits, toiletries, pocket money, days out, internet, perhaps a mobile phone. it's also for activities like swimming, football or gymnastics, which jacqui says are vital.
fostering payments vary. jacqui fosters for north yorkshire county council. for a child aged between five and ten, she gets £195 a week to cover costs. for 11 to 15 year olds, it's £2a2. it's to cover food, possibly school meals, clothing, transport to school orfamily visits, toiletries, pocket money, days out, internet, perhaps a mobile phone. it's also for activities like swimming, football or gymnastics, which jacqui says are vital. these children often have very low self—esteem. they suffer from anxiety. they need these things probably more than your own children do, because they need outlets that are creative, something that they can find that they're good at. but if you're not in that situation where you have additional income from whatever, those things are just
the rising cost of living. foster carers are already subsidising these children's lives. and so, yeah, i am worried because, you know, not all foster carers are in a position where they can do that, and we are already so short of foster carers, you've got to worry for the children that are coming into care. where do they go? fostering payments vary. jacqui fosters for north yorkshire county council. for a child aged between five and ten, she gets £195 a week to cover costs. for 11 to 15—year—olds, it's £242. it's to cover food, possibly school meals, clothing, transport to school or family visits, toiletries, pocket money, days out, internet, perhaps a mobile phone. it's also for activities like swimming, football or gymnastics, which jacqui
subsidising these children's lives. and so, yeah, i am worried because, you know, not all foster carers are in a position where they can do that, and we are already so short of foster carers, you've got to worry for the children that are coming into care. where do they go? fostering payments vary. jacqui fosters for north yorkshire county council. for a child aged between five and ten, she gets £195 a week to cover costs. for 11 to 15 year olds, it's £242. it's to cover food, possibly school meals, clothing, transport to school orfamily visits, toiletries, pocket money, days out, internet, perhaps a mobile phone. it's also for activities like swimming, football or gymnastics, which jacqui says are vital. these children often have very low self—esteem. they suffer from anxiety. they need these things probably more than your own children do,
open primary system. so we know a democrat will win. cnn can project that in california. democrats will win. a california state senator will defeat democrat jan perry, a former los angeles city council woman. also in california's 15th and 34th congressional districts, we can also say a democrat will win. we don't know yet which one. this means we can move three morehouse seats over to democrats, bringing the balance of power to 195 democrats right now and 209 republicans. so let's take a look at the state of play where things stand right now on this election night in america continued. right now democrats must win 21 competitive seats to maintain their majority in the house. republicans must win seven competitive seats to win their majority in the u.s. house of representatives. let's go over to john king right now, who is watching all of this. so, so closely. so we haven't projected the
195. 195. let me bring these three races in. here is three more. we view these races. our decision team has looked closely that democrats are likely to one. one here in new mexico, one in colorado. and there is one here in maryland. i want to note the republican is currently leading in this race in maryland. but there are outstanding votes in montgomery county just outside of washington, d.c. it's overwhelmingly democratic. that's where the outstanding votes are. the republicans' lead is narrow. so it is quite likely in our view based on voting patterns that the democrat will win there. there is one, there is two, there is three. where does that get you? that will get you in this scenario, and it's a scenario, to 198, right? leave that there. let's take the next step. let's look at some more races here. here is 14 more races where democrats are ahead. in some of these, democratic victory is guaranteed. california has a jungle primary. in several of the races it's a democrat versus a democrat. a democrat will win. we just don't know which democrat yet. in other races, the democrats are ahead. several of those, republicans have actually conceded. we have not called them yet because the vote margin is so
winner in the house of representatives yet, the democrats or the republicans. tell our viewers -- explain what's going on. >> well, we're counting votes. so you have these races. these are the races we've called so far, as you just outlined. republicans have 209. that leaves them just nine seats a way from 218. the magic number that would be a new republican majority. democrats are at 195. and again, republicans did not expect the map to look like this three days after. now republicans, as you note, have an easier path. we just look at the races where they were ahead right now. they're ahead in 222. you need 218 for majority. the races are not called. they could go the other way. wear still countinballots. there is a lot to go. the mathematical remains democrats can get there. it's a steep hill. remember, this is the possibilities. republicans have an easier path. republicans have a more probable path. but democrats have a possible path. and let's go through some of the steps. you see right there they're at