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you -- [laughter] will: that couple, mckenzie and justin waters, joins us now. okay, i think my first question i'm supposed to ask is, justin, how did you come up with the idea of bingo? >> i think we just kind of mentioned it as a joke a while back and then i just kept being ridiculous on game days and predictable and using the same expressions, doing the same walkouts, clapping the same weird way and then she decided to take it a step further -- will: justin, you're not alone. i do the same things! [laughter] so your reactions aren't the surprising part. mcken si, i'm sorry, i -- mckenzie, i'm sorry, i meant to direct that towards you. how'd you decide to turn that into bingo? >> we've been watching cowboys' games together for seven years, and he's been reacting that way
and thenpl all your gun ends up in a trash can near a school, st well, you're not going to get sympathy from any federal prosecutorhym . s paul now, if your name is paul manafort and you fail to register under federal laws while the washington field office of the fbnoi, we now kno, then i've got to look the other way. so why should it any differentnr for hunter biden? now, why does he deserve speciaen?l treatment? why is he being given so much special treatment? wh why did david weiss allowy ow the statute of limitationspire to expire on so many seriousn taxpayer allegations that justin happened to coincide with the burisma earning years? why did the doj attempt to sweep all of biden's crimes under the rug? remember weiss original plann ls was not to charge hunter. and then, of course, the whistleblowers came ou t. >> he had no choice. the so they went to plan b. that was a sweetheart deal. well, that got blown up by ade judge in delaware that actually halad wherewithal to readgreeme the agreemenntt and asked
the question, is trump, how does he perform? because i can tell you, i'm not seeing that enthusiasm for him on the ground we've seen. if you drive around iowa, you don't see the flag, see the things. a lot of people, they're saying he's going to be the candidate, so i guess. but when we get in front of them, okay. i had a lady at the town hall last, night fox news. she was leaning trump, coming in. after this -- >> so as more people -- >> i've seen a difference in iowa since the kilometer into 2024. more people come into our events. more under the focus. kim i think the caucus not is going to be clarifying. but i think part of the fallout from the debate tonight is, nikki, he just -- i think she lost her. coal she's constantly saying you are lying. that doesn't do it. her record is her record. she wouldn't explain why she was taking these positions. and i think to justin, that honor and people by that. i think you've got to be more substantive and i think you've
up again this week, as they slowly work up the chain of command to try and find out how this scandal happened. emma simpson, thank you. last year was the hottest year ever recorded for the world. the average global temperature was almost 15 degrees celsius — that's dramatically higher than the last record set in 2016. our climate editorjustin rowlatt is here with the details. justin... thanks, sophie. the world didn'tjust break the previous global temperature record, it smashed it. the average temperature last year was 1.48 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels. it beat the previous hottest year — 2016 — by a margin of 0.17 celsius. that's a huge amount when you consider this is global average across the entire year, say climate scientists. just take a look at this. the grey lines show temperatures each year since 1940. the red line shows last year's temperatures. you can see it started off pretty unexceptional in terms of global temperatures. but, from around july onwards, the world began a remarkable
countries agreed for the first time that the world needs to transition away from fossil fuels — the main source of the emissions warming the climate. here's the moment that happened. it is so decided... applause now, countries aren't obliged to act on these commitments but it is significant that countries that have dragged their heels on climate in the past — saudi arabia, russia and india, for example — have publicly acknowledged the importance of tackling climate change. and 2023 saw a big increase in investment in renewable energy globally. china continued to lead the world, adding almost half of the new capacity. but europe, the us and india have also been ramping up the installation of wind and solar power. but — and this is a big but — 80% of the world's energy still comes from fossil fuels — a measure ofjust how much further we still have to go. sophie... justin, thank you.
every single month from june to december was warmer than the corresponding year and even more dramatic figures for sea temperatures where we had an extraordinary atlantic heatwave at the beginning of the year that climate scientists struggle to explain and that meant surface sea temperatures have been at record levels all the way from april to december so just to set the picture for this year we have very high sea temperatures across the world going into the new year and that's one of the reasons why scientists expect it to be hotter than 2023.— to be hotter than 2023. justin we will let you _ to be hotter than 2023. justin we will let you go — to be hotter than 2023. justin we will let you go and _ to be hotter than 2023. justin we will let you go and listen - to be hotter than 2023. justin we will let you go and listen to - to be hotter than 2023. justin we will let you go and listen to the l will let you go and listen to the scientists but we wanted to give you a sense of the effect that this kind of warming is having and let's take you to guy who joins us and our correspondent from nairobi. good to see you both. guy, i've almost lost the number of times we've spoken
stories. on sunday, congressional leaders announced a one and a half trillion dollar spending deal for 2024. the agreement does not immediately and the threat of government shutdown before the initial deadline on january 19th. deputy secretary of defense, kathleen hicks, was only informed about lloyd austin's hospitalization two days after she assumed his duties last week, according to a senior defense official. watson has been hospitalized since january 1st. now, that to dateline. january 1st. now, that to dateline. now, that to dateline. >> >> welcome back to dateline. could they convince the jury to see justine winter's text i'm craig melvin. the prosecution had made their case. now it was the defense's turn. could they convince the jury to seek justin winters text messages in a different light? once again keith morris. >> every day in this montana
>> yes. >> it is probably you who caused the accident, that is fair to say? >> yes. >> and if you say it was probably you who caused that accident, are you able to say that yes, you know, if i did it, and i probably did cause it, i just feel horrible about that. >> yes. >> and i take responsibility for that. is it possible for you to say that? >> i mean, if i knew, then i would take responsibility for it. you know, if it was me, i take complete, utter responsibility for it. and i do. >> and now, finally, having said the words almost that aaron and cadence's family longed to hear, justin says that she is finally through with what she calls a pity party she held for herself. >> all i would change about that accident is that they lived. and if it had to be, so be that they lived and i did not, i would be okay with that.