joining us now, president biden's reelection campaign bid worker, quinton folks. of iowa? >> first of all, let me congratulate three of your new show, it's exciting, i'm glad to see you guys on air. so thank you for having me, i apologize i cannot be there with you guys in person. >> reporter: i blame the trains, quinton. i blame the trains. >> the entry, yeah. look. tomorrow, unfortunately, we expect more of the same. we saw president biden give a speech about freedom and democracy, and we're going to see that on full display tomorrow. no matter who wins tomorrow, unfortunately, it is going to be more of the same, we're gonna see republicans double down on the agenda, because to me out of touch with the american people. and the real winner is going to be joe biden, if you want to see whoever emerges, and whoever is the winner. we are going to see the contest that we want against the freedom and democracy that joe biden is fighting to protect, and what the maga republicans are trying to do to pull it back. >> reporter: quentin, let's talk about that. what you have

quinton and truman would have gotten along?rrassed when truman, yeah, overdid it or disgraced himself. [ laughter ] they're very -- quinton is all privilege and truman was all struggle. truman came from a tough tough horrible childhood and quinton is just a rich kid inheriting a whole lot of stuff, doing exactly what he wants in a different period when it was much easier. >> two great guys, right, to take >> great parts, yeah. wonderful parts. >> you play meg bailey. another great part. she was the epitome of elegance. she is married to the cbs chairman william bailey. what intrigued you about her character? >> that she was this incredibly, like, almost like a piece of performance art. she has presentation, her grace, her dignity. never a hair out of place, a wrong word said. everything was just, she was so well groomed. but there are cracks, right? that's what you're looking for as an actor. is to, yes, take on this level of perfection, but clearly that took a lot. >> at what cost, right? >> at what cost, yeah. and when you ge

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had a question on this logo at the north terminal schedule spin doors on the partial storage cannot quinton bucks the shipment to choose one of the we are not so as saying you have to i like everyone working in mental health and ukraine these days. alexandra comp meet the demands of her services. she hopes the shifting attitudes to therapy will be a silver lining of the country's growing psychological crisis. trujillo bar up and are big people to voicemail roger or useless. doctors? nah, say you for larger to do small with me for the cure, where usually the for more you to do this for your, for food and i'm for, for the whole the whole august the year your crew to hold a movie and just now the, the, to ship from the wireless, the you're the most of those for stuff now for us with the 1st the care. uh typically he should, you know. sure. the for more green. so we'll go tomorrow. we've seen house therapy is helping soldiers. what about the millions of civilians lost their homes at the start of the nation? this train station was teen with people trying to flee to safety. the war has created th

because i think that's why um, quinton had um did not responded in the way because we did disapprove everybody. yeah. what about him? he was the only person exactly what it wasn't him. he that'd be very harsh and judgment was very hard. and there are times that, you know, i have to, you know, perform corporate punishment them him because i want him to continue doing the best he could not understand. your other cousins cannot to understand you. none of you for another one. is that why we were doing it just very hard and cancel. i was angry at my, you know, community for a little bit because, you know, of course, that's never had never just felt like you know, he didn't have to. he didn't have to go that way and it didn't have to be the way the way that it got. and it was, it was not right. when i got to the as part the night. so they were there and it told me you can go. i said, no, i will have to go and see my nephew. let me go. let me go. just for one time, just let me well then i also kind of felt connected to him. when i would smoke in like feedback in cannabis because like those

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yeah, because i think that's why quinton had, i did not responded in the way because we did disapprove everybody. yeah. what about him? he was the only person exactly what it was in him. that'd be very harsh and judgment was very hard and there are times that, you know, i have to you know, perform corporate punishment them him because i want him to continue doing the best he could not understand. your other cousins cannot to understand you. none of you could not understand why we were doing it just very hard. and kendall was angry at my, you know, community for a little bit because, you know, of course, that's never had never i just felt like, you know, he didn't have to. he didn't have to go that way and it didn't have to be the way the way that it got. and it was, it was not right. when i got to those parts and i saw they were there and it told me you can go. i said no, i would have to go into my nephew. let me go. let me go just for the one time, just let me well then i also kind of felt connected to him. when i would smoke in like feedback in cannabis because like those are the mem

yeah, because i think that's why um, quinton had, i did not responded in the way because we did disapprove of people. yeah. what about him? he was the only person exactly what it was in him. that'd be very harsh and judgment was very hard and there are times that, you know, i have to you know, perform corporate punishment them him because i want to tempt to continue doing the best he could not understand. your other cousins cannot to understand you. none of you put another one, is that why we were doing it? just very hard and cancel was angry at my, you know, community for a little bit because, you know, that's never had never just felt like you know, he didn't have to. he didn't have to go that way and it didn't have to be the way. the way that better gotten it was, it was not right when i got to those parts and i saw they were there and it to me, you can. i said, no, i would have to go onto my nephew. let me go. let me go just for one time, just let me well then i also kind of felt connected to him. when i would smoke in like feedback in cannabis because like those are the memories that

yeah, because i think that's why um, quinton had um did not responded in the way because we did disapprove of people. yeah. what about him? he was the only person exactly what it was in him. that'd be very harsh and judgment was very hard and there are times that, you know, i have to you know, perform a couple of punishment them him because i want him to continue doing the best he could not understand. you're out of cousins, cannot to understand you. none of you could not understand why we were doing it just very hard and cancel. i was angry at my, you know, community for a little bit because, you know, of course, that's never had never just felt like you know, he didn't have to. he didn't have to go that way. and it didn't have to be the way . the way that it got and it was, it was not right. when i got to that spot the night, so they were there and it to me you can go. i said, no, i will have to go into my nephew. let me go. let me go. just one time just let me well then i also kind of felt connected to him when i would smoke in like feedback and cannabis because like, those are the memo

disrupted the order and broke from the law or against aggression by invading an innocent country, namely, quinton and ukraine went to the cold and the cold made use to the unanimous city old russia to pull seats um down his clothes, he didn't who can, who is massive or criminal or many people refused. and so a winter on was not both. but i do see that the importance of the ruling goes be on the age on for should be lucy. because this is not russia, everyone has to do the right thing because each car from the web is israel as nuclear weapons. but it depends on the support of western, particularly the united states. but also you will see in countries, and if there's one horse fly that is being used by western countries in home entry on the go as it will ease we might use room must be international. these rabbits best it so is bounded cells ended support it to him to not sure now be caught by 1st of all except be the case for the school. each do is fiction. that was the main issue and that's the issue. the easy way of loss. so is it cool? big say is it so it's competent to google who is and does giv

there's nothing so shocking, there's nothing surprising we knew in advance what names would be on there, quinton, trump, etc. prince. and he was in the for a long time. so if we now were told that per se andrew, it was involved. and again, i don't know that there's any pro, but if we're told now that these documents reveal that because that prints andrews accused of being taking place and under age or taking part under age orgies. it's kind of like, yeah, okay, so what else is no, there's nothing here because there's no legal problems. there's no cases that are going to be started. criminal cases started because of the release of these documents. i think people, for the most part, saying okay, we, we knew this, you know, who cares? because the media did all they could do to put it on the back burner from day one. can you imagine what they could have done the investigations they could have launched into the suicide quote unquote of epstein in prison? no, nobody care. so save that kind of leads me to, to pop a set of questions. first of all, it seems a little bit like a mini drama series, where al

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a ton of the iranian city of caught him on the public mullins, the 84 people killed in quinton, tara blossom earlier this week. disturbing details are on the west. the live ad loud from most. go with your own use, front and center. let's kick it off. here we're not so straight. the guys we go with destruction basically dominates the landscape of the north of the enclave with chas ultimately building the brun. provide yeah. for sold. so over the last 3 months, i know very few places of refuge remain that mostly on livable as this i local journalist, explain as we report from the city of faith, blah, here in north and gaza. specifically from the koli for school, which was stormed by is really forces they pushed, evacuated to leave, to other areas. they arrested a large number of men not to mention burning factories, belongings, including cars, personal items, and even food will document the extent of the damage and listen to the testimony of those who were displaced. the, initially we saw refuge at calissa school because we were scared and our homes were threatened by destruction and s

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but now, quinton, in vain. but for now, quinton, thank much. he to thank you very much.ntion. then did he see him? i i terrified anyway. i think i terrified him anyway. kevin, your company kevin, i appreciate your company as well. uh, guys, the as well. uh, guys, you know the drill, don't it's nigel drill, don't you? it's nigel farage next, so do not go farage up next, so do not go anywhere. i, however, will see you tomorrow night. >> outlook with >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsor as of weather on . solar sponsor as of weather on. gb news evening . gb news evening. >> welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. i'm alex deakin. another cold one tonight and tomorrow. quite a bit more cloud tomorrow over northeast england and eastern scotland. sunny is definitely in the sunny skies is definitely in the south. high pressure is still dominating our weather close to the centre of this high. we've seen some stubborn fog patches , seen some stubborn fog patches, the breeze coming around the high bringing in a bit more cloud over northeast

this deceased woman because everyone knew how badly she treated the family, especially son in law and quinton. she repulsed him around it and find me to have the dogs touching it, but then people mocked him for ever. she soccer, sad thoughts as you can the the do you mean that they're shipping us yada. yeah, cool. good off the back of those. yeah. the family asked me to make a cross that was a true memorial life for chat local executives when yeah, yeah. she knew matt and chip outside of the day. i think i was like a and this is yeah, so it's a this all colors, silver chest. it's a nice this cross at chip law as my mother and it all 3 unit. if she live just one day, know you might be down 3 credit to you with mothers cross yet i'm trying to wake up . otherwise she'll come back home to renew it and tease me, meaning positive. the reactions for positive because it's probably the ones that i'd written anything wrong. it's of no, no problems. how she walked out is if you can say like, got that persona, it's demitra alone. who decides which life event commemorates the deceased and above all, what

joining us today is quinton colon roosevelt.s the great, grandson y roosevelt who took the oath of office exactly 125 years ago in a buffalo. at just 19 years old, quentin is the youngest elected official in our nats capitol. quentin, stand up. >> thank you. [applause] a greatuture. public service runs in his veins and we expect even more. but like quinn turns i too was inspired by the 33rd governor of new york. in fact, i promise to always strive valiantly on and be the n the arena. and that's exactly what we've done. [applause] that's why i'm willing to take on the stubborn persistent crime like retail theft and crimes. we have to restructure our mental health so they need. and we'll be protecting your hard-earned money from bad actors and predatory lenders. at the same time, we'll continue place that welcomes businesses, new and existing, small and large, family-owned and traded. we'll keep driving the long delayed public transit projects like the second avenue subway tension, the enter borrow express, the kensington expressw

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. >> let's look at what quinton folks, the number two at the biden campaign said to cnn. we're not going to wait and parachute into these communities the last minute and ask them for their vote. we're going to earn their vote. voters of color are the ones who have the most at stake in this election and we need to make sure that every single one of them understands the choice in front of them. >> yeah. i mean, so one thing -- one important element to this plan is also vice president kamala harris. the biden campaign has been intentional thinking that harris going to black communities is going to be really critical for the campaign leading in to the re-election. but president biden has a lot of work to do on a lot of demographics. and that goes to what your point was, is that people are worried that maybe a course correction, in your words, might be necessary. >> they might need another influence or two, other than clyburn to speak to the younger black generation. while it was effective last time talking about demographics there's a lot of overlap between younger voters and

the ceos from quinton in texas.mory he wanted to share with you. >> i just wanted to leave this message to thanks charles barkley for one night after my son's home game, we waited outside, the word was you had to be wearing a jersey of that player for the player to stop and sign an autograph for your kid. not a single player stopped you signed an autograph for my son except charles barkley. i could not afford a uniform for my son at the time, but that did not matter to one of the greatest players in the history of the nba. i waited many years for the opportunity to be able to tell you how important that one minute of your time was many years ago. >> wow. that is so nice. do you even remember? that >> not offhand. but he said something interesting, i think any player, so i always sonata government take pictures, he said it only takes a minute. it only takes a minute. we really appreciate the call, and i've been so lucky and last, and people stay man, do you always sonata got some text pictures, that is part of the jo

joining us today is quinton colon roosevelt. quentin is the great, great, great grandson of teddy roosevelt who took the oath of office exactly 125 years ago in a place called buffalo. at just 19 years old, quentin is the youngest elected official in our nation's capitol. quentin, stand up. >> thank you. [applause] a great future. public service runs in his veins and we expect even more. but like quinn turns i too was inspired by the 33rd governor of new york. in fact, i promise to always strive valiantly on behalf of new yorkers and be the woman in the arena. and that's exactly what we've done. [applause] that's why i'm willing to take on the stubborn persistent crime like retail theft and crimes. we have to restructure our mental health so people get help they need. and we'll be protecting your hard-earned money from bad actors and predatory lenders. at the same time, we'll continue to build new york to a place that welcomes businesses, new and existing, small and large, family-owned and publically traded. we'll keep driving t

with us now is quinton folks the biden/harris deputy campaign manager. thank you for being with us.valley forge for saturday in are you expecting a cold winter? >> we are expecting a very good win ter come next november, but, look, we chose valley forge, george washington as you just said unionized the colonies there and brought them all together and then he became president and set the precedent for, you know, peaceful transition of power, something that donald trump and republicans refused to do, just as late as yesterday. you know, we believe that they pose an existential threat to democracy and over the last four years that threat to democracy has only grown and our campaign wants to communicate that message to voters that, you know, donald trump is telling us every day who he's going to be if he's reelected president, a dictator on day one, ripping health caraway from millions of people. these are threats to democracy and we feel that the american people deserve to hear these things from us and it's a more responsibility of this campaign to paint that picture for the american p

quinton haram's that salt is for tequila. >> i am not a complete lay down the law when it comes to teadition of salt and i must say it was a thoroughly unpleasant experience. it was like the worst sort of pre-operation you could drink. reporter: not since the british tea party has britain's drink suffered such indignity. a reassuring statement was issued that salt and tea was not official american policy and would not the special relationship. do you realize how much trouble you have caused? >> i am beginning to understand how much trouble i have caused. i had no intentions of causing a diplomatic incident but i woke up yesterday morning to find the u.s. embassy was weighing in on my science. reporter: michelle is a professor of chemistry at bryn mawr college in pennsylvania. >> it begins with an eighth century chinese manuscript by a team master. he recommended adding a bit of salt to the tea water. i wondered what the chemistry literature had to say. the sodium ions in the salt lock the bitter receptor so it makes the tea a little less bitter. reporter: to gauge more british reaction

a biden principle deputy campaign manager quinton floix. thanks for joining us.r take away from the iowa caucuses extreme maga and donald trump are going to continue to define the process. unfortunately little we have a contest that's going to be exactly what our campaign has been describing for months now a case of a president who wakes up every day thinking about average american and make sure more freedoms and not less protecting democracy and other side somebody who wants to continue to rip away freedom and rights from american people and only in this election to run continue to take our message to the american people. >> bret: i'm not going to bombard you with polls. a ton of polls out. the latest won from a swing state in georgia has the former president up over president biden that's the atlanta journal constitution poll. if you tick down all the swing states bigger leads for the former president and match that with really low approval ratings for president biden. do you see warning signs here in this rematch that you seem to want that maybe it's heading t

joining us today is quinton colÓn roosevelt, the great-grandson of teddy roosevelt who took the oathof office to be president exactly 125 years ago. at just 19 years old, clinton is the youngest elected official in the nation's capital. clinton, stand up. [applause] >> a right future of public service runs in his veins and we expect more. like clinton, i was inspired by the 33rd governor of new york. i quoted teddy roosevelt my first day in office. .. to always strive valiantly on behalf of new yorkers and be the woman in the arena. and that's exactly what we've done. [applause] that's why i'm willing to take on the stubborn persistent crime like retail theft and crimes. we have we're going to also revolutionize our mental health insurance structure so people actually get the help they need. and we'll be protecting your hard-earned money from bad actors and predatory lenders. and at the same time, we'llll continue to build new york to a place that welcomes businesses, new and existing, small and large, family-owned and publicld traded. we'll keep driving the long-delayed infrastructu

that's quinton folks, the biden campaign deputy campaign manager said to our colleague andrea mitchelle is a moral obligation on the part of the president to seize this moment to remind the country of what is at stake. so the president may not continue to give this kind of speech on a regular basis over the weeks ahead, but this is one of those tent pole critical moments that the campaign really wants to harness get that urgent message out to the voters across the country. because they do feel this threat to democracy is sort of an ace in the hole message for them in the fall, when they're gonna be a lot of doubts among voters about both of the candidates on the ballot. >> well, we will not have a functioning, and certainly not thriving, economy if we lose our democracy. susan, what's your take? the dnc trying to emphasize election denialism as the center of trump's gop? >> you know, i think, here we are at the beginning of 2024 and it's gonna be a story of two different campaigns speaking to radically different audiences and radically different ways. it's gonna be that red america, bl

the first of all, like simon quinton is a very old, very violent, very dungeon like, um, place like to transform it into rehabilitative center. um, would require literally tearing it down and building it back up from scratch. >> brooks would like to see more resources also go towards preventing incarcerations. >> there are countries all over europe where they invest in their communities right? they invest in their people and they don't have the same problems that we have here. >> the report is also recommending to build two centers outside of san quentin as a clear pathway for people in their last year of sentence to begin transitioning into the community. luz pena abc seven news thank you. >> incarcerated survivors of abuse at the federal women's prison in dublin testified before a judge today. hearings began this week for the judge to decide whether to appoint a special master to oversee reforms at the prison, a class action lawsuit filed last august accuses correctional officers of rape and sexual abuse. the plaintiffs are demanding that the bureau of prisons make immediate changes,

plus, governor gavin newsom's ever to renovate severance and quinton actually hits a roadblock. key advisory panel now wants the governor to change his plans. >> and we have temperatures out there this morning that are really chilly again. a lot of us down in the upper 30's like oakland hayward, down to san jose right along the bay shore. be talking the rest of the >> 7.14, right now and the sun is out, but it's not going to be very much. it's cold out there this morning grab your jackets, turn on those cards years. it's a nice feeling. good morning, john. of cold, we're definitely to if not below freezing in the bay area. but this live look at lake tahoe. it shows you how pretty it is. >> we've gotten down to 0, if not 0 up in lake tahoe this morning. so our neighbors up in the sierra are even colder than us here in the bay area, as i'm sure you fully expected. but just a reminder to make those 30's feel like it's a little less cold comparatively livermore. you're sitting at 30 degrees right now in napa and conquered at 34 while oakland and hayward sitting at 39 degrees. so a l

"abbott elementary's" quinton brunson received the first award. >> i'm happy to get this. >> a touchingsurprise appearance. she was diagnosed with ms in 2021 and received a standing occasion. >> thank you so much. >> finally, high school senior josh cooper has wanted to go to new york university for prtty much his entire life. congrats to josh and his dad and his dogs. >> the dogs are so happy. >> we're going. we got in, too. different from when we went to college. >> yes. you didn't find out online. >> online? >> we barely had on line. >> aol dialed up. >> the envelope. i love that dad. the son is thrilled. the dad is like this is amazing. he is fired up. we're thrilled. >>> still to come, it is an guy good weekend to stay inside and watch football. we will tell you what's at stake. >>> and there >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, january 20th. i'm kira klapper. people who live in east bay hills preparing for the storms headed our way today and over the next few days. strong winds and rains downed trees during last january's storms causing prolonged power outages

joining us now, the mayor of kansas city, democrat, quinton lukas, and the mayor of oklahoma city, republicanront lines of all the issues that plague our urban centers. i'll start with you, mayor david holt. both of you, though, can take this question. what are the top issues that you hope to present to the president today? >> well, i'm sure we'll hear about immigration. i'm sure, obviously, that's having an effect on some of our cities. maybe less oklahoma city and kansas city, but we're monitoring it because it is directly affecting our colleagues. i'm sure we'll talk about public safety. that is often viewed as a local responsibility, but, obviously, we've always had a strong federal partner there. obviously, issues like fentanyl relate to that. we're meeting with the secretary of state this morning to talk about fentanyl, which, you know, maybe doesn't appear at first blush to be a secretary of state issue, but, of course, that's where the drugs are coming from, everywhere else in the world. lots of issues like that. you know, we run the gamut. homelessness, anti-semitism, islamophobia. w

bombardments ukraine this week kind of really has waste concerns here and great questions about whether you quinton would stand such coordinated barrage in the future. i mean, i think the schools, the continuing need for critical weapons do you create in particular, you know, advance in defense systems, particularly for frontline cities and towns and, and crucially munitions because we also holding reports for the shortage of munitions is beginning to affect, you know, frontline operations on the, on the battlefields with some ukrainian you know, a crew is saying that now needing to ration, auditory fails. so i think this all this kind of a has res hopes and concerns. i showed that the waste was now, you know, continue to supply and unblock these massive domain, a ministry and financially the packages in washington and in brussels and continue to, to supply you claim the critical weapons that concern 0. it's about that doesn't happen . that's what i'm bored in prussia and that it could raise the risk of, you know, possibly some bucks on the box with sonya finally, car reporting some kids. thank you