all of which explains why hannah _ full benefit.all of which explains why hannah escott is a _ full benefit. all of which explains why hannah escott is a very - full benefit. all of which explains l why hannah escott is a very worthy winner of the award as bbc sports personality of the year unsung hero for the west midlands. just a reminder of the top story, it is 1—1 between liverpool and arsenal at anfield which means arsenal will be top at christmas by a point. we will be back tomorrow evening at 6:30pm and 7:30pm but for now, that is all. good night. thousands of people in the uk won't be able to spend christmas in their own homes this year because of safety issues with the blocks of flats where they live. on average, one block a month has been evacuated this year, because of concerns about fire safety or cladding panels.

hannah arendt suffered a heart attack in 1974 and on december 19. the name of the coming holocaust , hannah arendt's book eichmann in jerusalem is still on the list of books that change hands after many years. this book jeopardized the reputation of the zionists. they called him the most important living thinker in the world. name chomsky, philosopher, linguist, historian and social political critic of the united states of america. although he is known as a serious critic of the united states, chomsky is actually a jewish critic of zionism. chomsky during the vietnam war as a social critic of american foreign policy fame came. in 1988, he wrote an introduction to robert fourison's book, which doubted the existence of the holocaust. although this introduction only defended freedom of speech, he faced harsh reactions. he later revealed that he wrote an article in defense of freedom of speech. it was requested and he did not know about its use as an introduction to furison's book. he traveled to gaza. in order to appreciate the humanitarian positions o

all of which explains why hannah _ full benefit.ll of which explains why hannah escott _ full benefit. all of which explains why hannah escott is _ full benefit. all of which explains why hannah escott is a _ full benefit. all of which explains why hannah escott is a very - full benefit. all of which explains l why hannah escott is a very worthy winner of the award as bbc sports personality of the year unsung hero for the west midlands. just a reminder of the top story, it is 1—1 between liverpool and arsenal at anfield which means arsenal will be top at christmas by a point. we will be back tomorrow evening at 6:30pm and 7:30pm but for now, that is all. good night. thousands of people in the uk won't be able to spend christmas in their own homes this year because of safety issues with the blocks of flats where they live. on average, one block a month has been evacuated this year, because of concerns about fire safety or cladding panels. in the wake of the grenfell tower disaster in london, almost 4,000 tower blocks are under scruti

hannah arendt was born in hanover, germany.was born in october 1906. 8 years before world war i broke out. he later studied political philosophy and got his doctorate from heidelberg university, the oldest university in germany. the searching mind of this woman the same years he worked as a director at the research center of the jewish relations conference. on the jewish history and the situation of his co-religionists. arendt focused on writing the biography of rachel farnhagen, a jewish woman, in berlin. hannah arendt wondered what it meant to her to be jewish, especially in germany. many people interpreted arendt's account of rachel farnhagen's life as arendt's personal biography. writing this book was an excuse for arendt to find the identity of judaism. that too, in the period when anti-semitism once again threatened german jews. arendt only biography did not write he was stuck between two identities, jewish or german. this was a very difficult time for arendt. because he was against many positions of the zionists. but his

sonali: our thanks to hannah miller.oming up, elon musk and cathie wood discuss the state of the markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: this is bloomberg markets and i am sonali basak alongside jon erlichman. elon musk is lashing out over the state of financial markets. he spoke with kathy what about the high regulatory burden faced by publicly traded companies and here is some of what he had to say on x. >> i frankly would recommend companies do not go public unless they absolutely have to. there's a lot of pressure, immense pressure, on a public company to not have a bad quarter, so this can actually result in a less efficient operation where you are going to great lengths at the end of a quarter to not disappoint people. sonali: now let's discuss with bloomberg emily griffey oh because this is a big -- this is a person who does lead a publicly traded company that has investors. what is his problem with that? emily: on the public markets, he did acknowledge in this chat with cathie wood that at least for tesla being abl

(upbeat music) - hey, hannah. hannah, what do you wanna do with this?e it or toss it? - no, that couch deserves no home. it can go away. - it can go away. - [hannah] we can toss >> handout what you do with thai question might my doing that tt or donatts ae it? over the next few days is goingw to be hea whirlwind. had a surprising tryst with this design she is definitely aware) i his once in his desires. >> my god i found one of my socks. [laughter] go to the washing machine and that is it. rex oh no. the surprise in the space should be when they open up the closetn door i want there to be something really special in there. feminist fabrino, c here.ad you are going to love it.nn >> i hope you're going to loveio it. >> are going to love it. [laughter] ready, set. i love it.nah] >> is it great?fi >> yes it's got a little to have him, it's got a little bit of me.in >> is a perfect marriage of flowers ang)istad fish octopus. >> the best love story. [laughter] christians going to love it. in my opinion a good design it realreally comes down to little details.

amy: for people who don't know who hannah arendt is, the jewish philosopher, political theorist, the"the origins of totalitarianism and the human condition: the banality of evi" cover the trial for "the new yorker" magazine, the magazine that masha gessen writes for. masha, last week, an israeli airstrike and gaza city killed the acclaimed hosting academic, activist, poet refaat alareer, along with his brother, sister, and his four nieces. for more than 16 years, alareer worked as a professor of english literature at the islamic university of gaza where he taught shakespeare and other subjects. the father of six and mentor to many young palestinian writers and journalists. he cofounded the organization we are not numbers. in october, democracy now! spoke to refaat alareer who also compared gaza to the warsaw ghetto. >> we speak about complete devastation and destruction to universities, to schools, to mosques, to clinics, roads, infrastructure, to waterline. i googled this morning also -- warsaw ghetto pictures. and i got pictures i couldn't differentiate. somebody tweeted four pictu

the debate is still auoin on hannah miller. the debate is still going on in _ hannah miller. still going on in the — hannah miller. the debate is still going on in the house _ hannah miller. the debate is still going on in the house of- hannah miller. the debate is still. going on in the house of commons. hannah miller. the debate is still- going on in the house of commons. a number of backbench mps have now been talking up we have heard from danny kruger, a leading member of the so—called new, conservative group who met with the prime minister over breakfast this morning. he indicated he cannot support the bill but he did not say whether he would abstain whether he will vote against it and that is very much the question for a number of mps who are thought or known to be unhappy about this. it was unclear in the comments that robert renwick, the former immigration minister made. he resigned over this bill but let us listen to what he had to say in the house of commons this afternoon. this is not a bad bill but it is not the best— this is not a bad bill but it is not the best

hannah bond, thank ou can't let that happen. hannah bond, thank you for— can't let that happen.n't let that happen. hannah bond, thank you forjoining us _ can't let that happen. hannah bond, thank you forjoining us from - thank you forjoining us from actionaid uk. echoing those calls that we have seen from various humanitarian organisations and from the un chief antonio torres in the last 2a hours, calling for a full ceasefire in gaza. israel and these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu have made it clear that they will not ease off on that military action and that will continue until hamas have been fully removed from gaza. that is what we're hearing from us secretary of state antony blinken. the tension continues is that military action goes on. much more to come from jerusalem on the conflict through the day. for now, let's head back to london and kylie with the rest of the news. documents reveal that the united kingdom has given rwanda a further £100 million as part of its deal to relocate asylum seekers to the african nation. the revelation came hours after rishi suna

hannah: the banking industry is not without its.lley bank early this year really sent shockwaves throughout the finance, including in the crypto industry. it will be interesting to see how things play out. we have many regulators calling for the crypto industry to be buried -- reined in and for executives to be taken to task. jon: one of the things that scaramucci noted was he felt we did not see a strong reaction in the price of bitcoin to those jamie dimon comments because people are to a certain degree taking that kind of language with a grain of salt at this point in time. i guess perhaps as well because there is that growing conversation around institutional interest coming from bitcoin etf launches potentially heading into next year. hannah: yeah. people are seizing on hope within the crypto industry. there is resilience here. a lot of hope pinned to that etf. they are going to ignore these kinds of criticisms. there are still people investing in crypto companies, cryptocurrencies. there are projects building both here and abr

hannah, how was it _ fighters is the solution. hannah, how was it for _ fighters is the solution.r you _ fighters is the solution. hannah, how was it for you on _ fighters is the solution. hannah, how was it for you on sunday - fighters is the solution. hannah, - how was it for you on sunday quizzed one of the big challenges in the uk has been as the war has got worse and worse, people feel more and more divided and polarised and it's very hard to find common ground. find divided and polarised and it's very hard to find common ground. and to be in central — hard to find common ground. and to be in central london _ hard to find common ground. and to be in central london with _ hard to find common ground. and to be in central london with hundreds. be in central london with hundreds of people. — be in central london with hundreds of people, it's visually quite powerful because there is a sense that you _ powerful because there is a sense that you cannot stand in solidarity with each — that you cannot stand in solidarity with each other —— might you come understand — with each other ——

our correspondence, hannah miller, in westminster.t will see their tax bills go restaurant will see their tax bills 9° up restaurant will see their tax bills go up and rubble investment will be cut back. overall health spending will increase but below the rate that prices are rising. officials say that ministers are prioritising front—line services, including the nhs and councils. let's speak to our correspondence in cardiff, thomas morgan. i given the headlines but talk is fruit in a bit more detail. ministers have been saying for quite a while that this is going to be one of the most difficult budgets for quite some time and rebecca evans, the finance minister said this was the finance minister said this was the most stark and painful budget that has been delivered in well since demolition began. i will run through the headlines, again as you have gone through, the total budget in wales is about £23 billion in about top of that goes towards health and social services. —— since their pollution began. that would increase byjust 2.6% a

we loved hannah waddingham on ted lasso.plause ] >> that's life sized. >> it's the holiday. it's a golden globe nominated holiday season for you. congratulations. congratulations. ted lasso, wrapped its run, unfortunately for all of us. how is it celebrating with the crew? >> we are so ridiculous with each other. i do sometimes wonder whether people think it's all fake. we have literally just spent the last three days together and we can never finish a q&a quick enough so we can just hunker down together. all of us worry we'll never have that again. we need each other's molecule, really. >> grateful that you did have it. >> it becomes the bench mark. it shows you there's no reason you can't raise each other up. really lovely. >> you are going to raise us up with this christmas special from the london coliseum. what was it like to be on that stage? >> it was insane. the main part of the special the very heart of it 20 minutes in i tell people why we're there in that building. it's because i was there from the age of 8 with my

tonight -- jeremy allen white star of "home for christmas," actress and musician, hannah waddingham,w "closer look," featuring the 8g band with carter mclean. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well, and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news well, after marrying his cousin, giving a press conference at a landscaping company and almost masturbating in the "borat" movie -- [ laughter ] -- rudy giuliani has finally slipped up [ laughter ] that's right a jury in washington, d.c. last week ordered rudy giuliani to pay nearly $150 million in the defamation case brought against him by two georgia election workers. okay, but he for sure doesn't have that much money [ laughter ] you might as well order a dog to drive you to the airport [ laughter ] a lot of stress for the dog, but you're not getting to the airport. [ laughter ] russian president vladimir putin was formally nominated over the weekend to run in the 2024 presidential election said putin, "if anyon

hannah, mount merapi... crosstalk.erapi has been an active volcano, we know what kind of warnings were in place before the hikers were allowed in that area? , ., , the hikers were allowed in that area? , , ., area? yes. some locals have been asking _ area? yes. some locals have been asking why _ area? yes. some locals have been asking why there - area? yes. some locals have been asking why there was i area? yes. some locals have | been asking why there was no some kind of alert from the authorities right before the eruption, but the geological body said there was no volcanic activity right before the eruption happened, so there was no warning. but mount merapi itself has just erupted in january and february and some of the trails have just opened lastjune, so the residents have been asking why there was no warning from the authorities. but the authorities. but the authorities just said there was no volcano activities right before the eruption so there was no warning needed. bill was no warning needed. all riaht, was no

i mean, hannah ingram—moore be. hannah ingram—moore must be. must banned.e. mu all banned. hannah ingram—moore must be. mu all of banned. hannah ingram—moore must be. mu all of it banned. hannah ingram—moore must be. mu all of it as banned. >> all talk of it as misinformation. yeah. >> elon musk >> and that's why elon musk bought to allow that bought twitter to allow that information to be free. but, i mean, you it's what mean, do you think it's what captain would have wanted? captain tom would have wanted? because everybody wants their kids so maybe, kids to do? well so maybe, you know, he raised a lot of know, i mean, he raised a lot of money and then he's money for the nhs and then he's like, wouldn't want like, you wouldn't want his legacy the mud, maybe. >> but suppose he doesn't know >> but i suppose he doesn't know that's but yeah, that's happening. but yeah, you do children to do do want your children to do well, and i'm not going to say fair play to her, but mean, if fair play to her, but i mean, if i'm thinking if my children made a me, which is a

i mean, hannah ingram—moore be. hannah ingram—moore must be. must banned.e. mu all banned. hannah ingram—moore must be. mu all of banned. hannah ingram—moore must be. mu all of it banned. hannah ingram—moore must be. mu all of it as banned. >> all talk of it as misinformation. yeah. >> elon musk >> and that's why elon musk bought to allow that bought twitter to allow that information to be free. but, i mean, think it's what mean, do you think it's what captain would have wanted? captain tom would have wanted? because everybody wants their kids so maybe, kids to do? well so maybe, you know, raised a lot of know, i mean, he raised a lot of money the and then he's money for the nhs and then he's like, wouldn't want like, you wouldn't want his legacy the mud, maybe. >> but suppose he doesn't know >> but i suppose he doesn't know that's but you that's happening. but yeah, you do children to do do want your children to do well, and i'm not going to say fair play to her, but mean, if fair play to her, but i mean, if i'm thinking if my children made a me, which is

i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up. >> and today is going to be a little bit cloudier than the past few days, but also little bit warmer. notably will be staying dry until the end of the weekend. i'll let you know when rainfall does arrive. still to come. >> and now that we have clear conditions today were not seen the buildup that we saw yesterday slowing you down? >> 7.13, right now we're checking out the weather for youa fo you on a thursday talk. a lot of holiday stuff, too. by the way, we've got a fun story coming up about operations for the holidays. lock is taking. but in the meantime, let's head over to the weather center, john, with a look outside. good morning, john. yeah, been fun watching the sunrise this morning compared to yesterday when all we were doing was >> counting down until the fog burns off, which we don't have this morning. look at those gorgeous skies from mount tam right here. i've only noticed a little bit of fog right around sonoma county and a couple patches t

frank and hannah particularly were behind richard nixon on that. next up, have a question from carol. carol asks, did -- meet ellen or roosevelt on her trip to the south pacific? and if so, is there any correspondence it? you know, i don't believe. so i can't say 100%, except that i have not across that or any correspondence. but i am really focused on pat nixon and not -- as much. so that is possible. i'm not entirely sure, but i myself have not run any any of that correspondence. next year we have sara asking a poignant question. did dictate anyone else seriously? oh, yes. let me tell you about that. well, she was first love and get this, her dad was the police chief in whittier. i mean, that's like pretty daring. i would be really scared if i were him. but apparently, you know, that it went fairly well. they started dating and i believe the end of high school and then into college age. and then all had dumped him when he was at duke law school for various reasons and it's interesting i think all -- like all had dramatic scenes that she made and

good to see you again, hannah. so, let's get into this. i'm curious what you make of all the remarks that cheney has been reporting from her fellow republicans. and how do you view in the context of how things play out on january 6th? >> yeah, vice chair cheney's book goes into exactly what i thought it was. so, it's not surprising. she looks at how her experience and on january six really means that donald trump is unfit for office. not only that, but alex, as you mentioned, she says that the people within the gop, the republican party that enable him, are defying their oath to the constitution. she really goes after, and this is not surprising for me nor anyone i think who works on capitol hill, that a lot of these individuals that are some of donald trump's biggest supporters publicly, privately, don't necessarily agree with that. right? i thought kevin mccarthy, while not surprising that he said something behind closed doors against donald trump, we now know from liz cheney's book that he said he talked to donald trump two days after t

hannah. >> it's 6.21. the kron 4 morning news, richmond city council questioning a water company about a chemical released. lot of people smiling. it. 6.24, a man has been arrested in connection with a double stabbing that happened in berkeley friday night in the area of el camino. real oak ridge streets. initially police responded to a possible home intruder at that location. that's where they found 2 victims who were stabbed. they were taken to the hospital. they say that fire klis left the scene before they got there. he was arrested yesterday morning after the oakland police found him. >> san francisco's board of supervisors has approved changes now to the permit process for small businesses. mayor london breed says changes are aimed at helping nightlife and entertainment businesses by making it easier to get those permits. the legislation includes lifting previous restrictions on bars and restaurants and new liquor licenses for music venues. once the legislation is signed by the mayor, it will go into

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frank and hannah particularly were behind richard nixon on that.ext up, have a question from carol. carol asks, did -- meet ellen or roosevelt on her trip to the south pacific? and if so, is there any correspondence it? you know, i don't believe. so i can't say 100%, except that i have not across that or any correspondence. but i am really focused on pat nixon and not -- as much. so that is possible. i'm not entirely sure, but i myself have not run any any of that correspondence. next year we have sara asking a poignant question. did dictate anyone else seriously? oh, yes. let me tell you about that. well, she was first love and get this, her dad was the police chief in whittier. i mean, that's like pretty daring. i would be really scared if i were him. but apparently, you know, that it went fairly well. they started dating and i believe the end of high school and then into college age. and then all had dumped him when he was at duke law school for various reasons and it's interesting i think all -- like all had dramatic scenes that she made and --

dick's parents, frank and hannah, really did not want him to fight due to their religious beliefs andk was wrestling with that. so he had recently received a job offer from opa, the newly formed office of price administration, a wartime agency in washington d.c. so this sort of solved his problem for the moment. he could work for the war effort there out of harm's way. so he accepted the job and pat also got a job in washington at the opa and she loved this job and became an economist and was quite good at it. however, dick did not love his opa job so much, he was very frustrated by the bureaucracy and later he would take what he'd learned at the opa and kind of apply it when he became president many years later, he always remembered that frustration with bureaucracy. now, we've been talking about the fact that dick was a quaker, you know his family did not really want him in any combat sense, but he felt like he needed to go. he was itching to be closer to the action and he decided after a time at opa, that he just couldn't standed sidelines anymore. so, we see him here very handsome

my sister hannah. your sister hannah. and this is in wales we grow? it hannah.here _ grow? it is in definitely, yes, live there until— grow? it is in definitely, yes, live there until over - grow? it is in definitely, yes, live there until over ten - grow? it is in definitely, yes, | live there until over ten years old. so that is definitely where that is. your family was very religious.— very religious. deftly, extremely _ very religious. deftly, extremely religious. i very religious. deftly, - extremely religious. middle class? yes. _ extremely religious. middle class? yes, basically. - extremely religious. middle class? yes, basically. they| class? yes, basically. they didn't have much money at that point, but basically they were middle—class. my dad worked for the inland revenue and eventually became a tax inspector. eventually became a tax inspector-— eventually became a tax insector. �* ,, , eventually became a tax insector. �* , ., inspector. and you grew up in a household _ inspector. and you grew up in a household where _ inspector. and you grew up in a

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i've covered hannah for a bunch of years. now. quiet assassin doesn't talk much, but she has a ratchet. she can. she can shooter but also ratchet yet never heard that never heard all my hoover. they know that just means got a flame thrower. you you don't and she really doesn't is crazy like him. she's open his cash. so it's fun. covering her fun covering that stanford program led by tara step should have a shootout. i know ended up. i would love to see that. maybe that will set and church. yeah. the kron 4. >> i don't know. cardinal warrior battle. yeah will will will look into that. >> back to come and get a better name workshop. nothing told me today that he was like, yeah. just recently i felt comfortable enough to a stop using google maps. i know my way it was pretty funny. haha, you got a bunch of last when coming to live in the city. it was in the city. he's one of those high rises by a chase. says young guys about the haha. exactly. they like to see what the city had to offer. all right. thanks to that's all we've got for s

nikole hannah-jones joins me live to respond, next.s, we have that agent that has america talking tonight. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >>> tonight, the president of harvard is keeping her job, and some conservatives say it's only because of her race. harvard's top governing body issued a statement of support for claudine gay just days after her testimony about antisemitism on college campuses, testimony for which she later apologized. but some critics are calling out the decision not to oust her. christopher rufo, a conservative who h

renee on that. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. president biden pardoning thousands of marijuana offenders today. the. >> the move builds on a proclamation that he made for thousands of people convicted of possession of the drug under federal law last year. the pardons target, quote, additional offenses of simple possession and use of marijuana under federal and dc law. the president called on governors to do the same for those convicted of marijuana-related offenses under state laws. he also reduce the sentences of 11 people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses today, including some who have had life sentences. >> the holiday season often results in the u.s. producing more trash than usual due to increased shopping food, waste and gift wrapping study show american straw almost 3 billion more pounds of trash the week of the holidays and any other time of year. the biggest contributor is wrapping paper. experts say to be careful when you unwrap presents, don't just tears through the paper can be saved and reused for other gifts. >>

nikole hannah-jones joins me live to respond, next. >>> plus, we have that agent that has america talking tonight. >>> tonight, the president of harvard is keeping her job, and some conservatives say it is only because of her race. harvard's top governing body issued a statement of support for claudine just days after her testimony about antisemitism on college campuses, testimonies for which she later apologized. some critics are calling out the decision not to out her. christopher river, a conservative, who has been a critic of things like critical race theory, writing, quote, harvard has sacrificed its academic integrity on the altar of intersectionality, another conservative commentator, ben shapiro, writing in part, quote, if they fired her, that would call the entire dea scheme a scheme that is the entire reason she was hired into question. the people know what it's like to be on the receiving end of this kind of right-wing criticism of academic teaching more than our next guest, nikole hannah-jones. she's a pulitzer prize-winning new york times magazine writer, and a creator of the

hannah samosir, bbc news, aceh.around the world. in london alone, more than £50 millionorth of watches were reported stolen in 2022. we have a special report now shedding light on this form of organised crime, and the methods used. tir dondy has been talking to both criminals and the people they target. luxury watches stolen from people across the streets in the uk. a multi—million pound criminal industry. victims left traumatised by these unprovoked attacks. london is the hotspot. i've tracked down a gang of luxury watch thieves who have given me unprecedented access to their world on condition of anonymity. are you guys happy with that? this is the gang leader, who we are calling m. do you not feel bad that you are bringing kids into this? he has little regard for his victims. it scares them pretty much for life, some of them are scared to walk alone at night. does that not make you feel bad? the thieves i met say they are only interested in watches worth thousands of pounds. many are prepared to resort to extreme

. >> reporter: moving her hand, she felt hannah st. julianna behind her. >> i kept trying to reassure her, someone will come help us, don't worry, just keep breathing and just please stay with me. i said, that to her a thousand times. >> reporter: hannah was 14. her older sister, reyna. >> instead of speak at her wedding i spoke at her funeralle instead of fish tailing her hair for a game i curled her hair in a casket. >> reporter: crumbley addressing the court. >> i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. >> reporter: then sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. crumbley's parents were also charged in the shooting for providing their son with the gun and for failing to recognize the warning signs. their trills will begin early next year. david. >> david: stephanie ramos reporting tonight, thank you. >>> we turn to the chilling 911 calls as the that professor turned down for a job went on a shooting spree on the campus of unlv. matt rivers in las vegas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, bu

our washington correspondent hannah brandt explains. >> in a year where fighting in congress seems nonstop. there is one thing leaders of both parties agree on. we saw a year marked by chaos, extremism and paralysis. i'm not very happy with how productive senate has this year. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries says republicans are to blame, accusing them of wasting time with contentious battles over selecting a speaker century fellow lawmakers and an impeachment inquiry into president biden. we've seen repeated efforts by maga extremist to jam their right-wing ideology down the throats of the american people. and because congress failed to reach deals on several big priorities. senator mark warner says they're left with an agenda packed full of tough issues for 2024. we go into next year with not only the challenges around. >> you know, the ukrainian border and israel and humanitarian aid funding, but also not one. but 2 potential budget disasters. congress is set to come back the second week in january, which will give them just days to pass a funding package to avoid a government s

you, hannah.'s take a listen to some of what may insectarium state said on msnbc just after the decision came out on thursday night. here it is. >> the weight of the evidence all of the evidence made clear that mr. trump was aware of the tinder laid by a multi month effort to de-legitimize a democratic election. the election of 2020. and then it to light a match on january 6th. >> reporter: what is your understanding, hannah, of whether and how much the findings of the house six investigations -- as well as the one in colorado. >> reporter: alex, we are clearly in unprecedented times. this whole thing that we are talking about is wild and it is because of the work that i believe of the january six committee to get a lot of this evidence and information out to the public to people like the main secretary of state, like you just showed. it is funny, even the analogy that she used this is something i use talking to folks and reporters who were working on the story and covering the select committee. t

. >> reporter: moving her hand, she felt hannah st. julianna behind her. >> i kept trying to reassure her, someone will come help us, don't worry, just keep breathing and just please stay with me. i said that to her a thousand times. >> reporter: hannah was 14. her older sister, reyna. >> instead of speaking at her wedding i spoke at her funeral. instead of fishtailing her hair for a game, i curled her hair in a casket. >> reporter: crumbley, who was 15 at the time of the shooting, addressing the court. >> i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. >> reporter: then sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. crumbley's parents were also charged in the shooting for providing their son with the gun and for failing to recognize the warning signs. their trials will begin early next year. david. >> david: stephanie ramos reporting tonight, thank you. >>> we turn now to the chilling 911 calls as that professor turned down for a job went on a shooting spree on the campus of unlv. a woman calling

good morning, hannah. >> james, good morning. white house says president zelenskyy's visit is meant to show the us's commitment to supporting ukraine but future financial support is really up in the air right now. the white house says the u.s. is funding to help ukraine and argues more is desperately needed for ukraine. this is absolutely vital on cnn. secretary of state antony blinken made the case that congress should approve the president's security funding request, which would spend 110 billion dollars on ukraine, israel and other national security priorities. but that request is being held up by a debate over border reform. why would we deal with other people's national security? >> and in or american national security? senator james lankford said on cbs that immigration is spiraling out of control. all we're trying to do say what tools are needed. >> to be able to get this back in control. so we don't have the chaos on our southern border. senator chris murphy told nbc that democrats are open to border policy changes but ar

. >> stay with me, i want to bring in former spokesperson for the january 6th committee hannah mcdavinrmer adviser to house speaker john boehner, maura galessky. take a listen to this exchange. >> what is the specific constitutional crime that you're investigating? >> well wooergs having an inquiry so we can do an investigation that will involve the production of witnesses. >> what is the crime you're investigating? >> high crimes, misdemeanors, and bribery. >> what high crime are you investigating? >> once i get time, i will explain what we're looking at. >> maura, shouldn't republicans be able to answer that question? >> they should. i completely agree that they should, and i think ken buck was one of those who said i don't have enough right now to go with it, he ultimately chose to. i think when it comes to an inquiry, obviously ali just talked about it, is to get information, to understand what was happening because they feel as though they've been stone walled from the biden white house from getting the information they wanted to get. and hunter biden not appearing before the comm

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i'm hannah brandt washington. have that story coming up. and we are seeing some clouds passing across the region. but we're going to hold off on rain or snow. >> until next week, i'll let you know the timing of arrival. still ahead and keep a close eye on your morning commute now his abilities better today than yesterday. >> here are 4 things you need to know today. the san francisco forty-niners are investigating what they call a racist incident that happened during a tailgate party over last weekend. a black skeleton wearing a russell wilson seahawks jersey with a noose tied around its neck, photographed and posted on social media. the county officials approved an increase in transit discounts for eligible adults starting job first this noble county transit will increase the discount too 50%. a bill was introduced to rename a trail and humble county for senator dianne feinstein. if that's passed the elk river trail and headwaters forest reserve. well, being senator, dianne feinstein, memorial trail. the ronnie bubba robinson scholarship f

welcome back to the show, hannah. let's get right into.told e 16 committee about this particular binder. she said in a closed-door section, she was almost positive and went home with mark meadows. although mark meadows attorney is now denying that. what do you know about what is in the binder and why was it in the white house in the first place? >> alex, this piece that came out this week when a detailed a little bit about where the binder went and how is what you just read the january six committee heard from cassidy hutchinson. she was positive it went home with mark meadows. mark meadows, an interesting figure in all of this, everyone trying to figure out how much he is cooperating with jack smith, what he knew during the january 6th coup, attempted coup, of the u.s. capitol. what we know about this binder is what we found during the january six investigation which was a big concern our national security. one of our last hearings we had matt pottinger, the former deputy national security adviser under donald trump. he detailed how conce

i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story >> republican presidential candidate nikki haley is fighting back after critics hit her for comments about the civil war, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> nikki haley surging presidential campaign hit a snag on wednesday night at a town hall in new hampshire. what was the cause of the united states civil war? well, don't come with an easy question. think the cause of the civil war was basically how government was going to run. >> the freedoms and what people couldn't couldn't do. the voter told haley he was astonished that she didn't mention slavery. what do you want me to say about slavery? while haley moved on to the next question, the exchange sparked backlash with president joe biden. reposting the video on x with the caption it was about slavery. and in a statement, dnc chair jaime harrison said i am disgusted but i'm not surprised. nikki haley's comments tonight were slap in the face to black voters. even republican rivals jum

so there is a report of theirfrom hannah miller.s is our political correspondence and she is saying that after this breakfast, the prime minister had with potential rebels from his party, that they are yet to deliver their verdict. one of those invited to downing street was jonathan gallas. he said he has yet to make a decision on how he will vote and he wants to get more advice on legal technicalities. so now we can go to silverstone in this build—up to the speech from the leader of the labour party and we will show you this event now. to talk about their plans for potential government. it is very wide and varied. but the chamber, as the voice of our brilliant business community have been listening to what the labour party have planned and i can say that there are some things announced by the shadow business secretary that our members have been calling for. those are replacing the business rate system with a fairer one for all, speeding up with a fairer one for all, speeding up the planning system to help get investment flowing and

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cnn's hannah montgomery is here with details. >> locked in home and abroad shocked his fans around the world. the 48-year-old actor loaned globally for starring in the oscar-winning movie "parasite" was found dead in his car on wednesday. he died by suicide. police had been investigating lee sun-kyun since october 4 drug use. he was tricked into taking drugs than blackmailed. the ledger blackmail her. according to south korean police. he was filed three times over a legend drug use. 19 hours. he was released on christmas eve, these drug tests repeatedly came back negative. on social media, fans have been paying tribute to the star whose career spans two decades. in the united states, news of this death was a top trending topic on the social media platform acts formally known as twitter. since 2019, the father of the wealthy family and parasite. the film went down in hollywood history becoming the first non- english language film to take home an oscar for best picture. it also won three other categories. a funeral for lee will be held quietly according to local media with bereaved famil

dick's parents frank and, hannah did not want them to fight due to their religious beliefs and he was wrestling with that spirit he recently received a job offer from the office of price administration a wartime agency in washington d.c. at solved his problem for the moment. he could work for the war effort they are out off harms way. so he accepted the job and pat also got a job and she loved this job it became an economist and was quite good at it. however dick did not love his opa job so much. it was very frustrated by the bureaucracy and it would take what he learned at the opa and apply it when he became president many years later he always remembers that frustration with the bureaucracy. now, with been talking about the that fact he was a quaker. his family did not want him in any combat he felt he was itching to be closer to the action. and he decided after a time he just could not stay on the sidelines anymore. we see him a very handsome in his naval uniform. he has that on because he is now apply for active duty as a naval officer and he was very excited. to be closer to the

hannah samosir, bbc news, aceh. stay with us here on bbc news.en what is happening in israel. we have the bbc live page which is updating all the time with a from our reporters in jerusalem. stay with us on bbc news. i'll will be back injust a moment stop. hello again. temperatures have dropped away quite sharply through the night. and as we start on wednesday morning, there will be a hard and a widespread frost, particularly across northern areas of scotland. on top of that, some fog patches around as well. but there will be some sunny spells, certainly a quieter spell of weather for many of us throughout wednesday compared to the last few days. that area of low pressure bringing the rain, clearing away to the east. we've got further weather systems waiting out in the atlantic that will become more of a feature of the weather over the next few days. but a cold start to the day for many of us. temperatures potentially down to —10 degrees in northern areas of scotland, and some freezing fog in the east of wales through parts of the midlands and so

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