jennifer: i do.not happen overnight but there is enormous effort in nonprofits and many companies to ensure that there will be supply chain benefits from this that we will be able to figure out how to get these products made in the quantities that are needed. over time, and it will take time they are going to be some streamlining processes that will advance the therapy is and make it more and more available to people around the world. ed: we outlined your 2020 nobel prize award, the work that you have done. is there work at least at the intersection of academia and biotechnology that still needs to be done? if so, what needs to be done right now? jennifer: as i was driving to work this morning i was thinking this is an exciting day, but it is also the very beginning. there is a lot of work to be done. we need to really work hard to figure out how to, as we discussed, make these therapies more widely available and bring down the cost. that will be a combination of technical developments as well as wor

jennifer, i want to start with.ake a step back again net worth had a long time to reflect on this year and everything and everything we have heard. what do you make of biden's current campaign strategy? >> i think the campaign for biden has barely begun. one of the reasons we have ridiculous poles a year out that don't really mean anything is because the entire attention of the country has been following the one active primary. the republican side. and actually if you look at polling over the last several years, more polling shows him tied or ahead then shows him behind. but putting that aside for a moment, i think his message is going to be very clear. first of all, he's running on a very strong economy, inflation is down, unemployment is down, growth is up. gas prices are down, there has been a resurgence of manufacturing in the interior of the country. so that is all going in the right direction. secondly, it is very much the case that he is the only thing that will stand between america and a dictatorship. donal

jennifer, what is actually going to put the brakes on israel? and is it really up to the us, which we haven't seen actually put, you know, enough pressure on this route to stop killing civilians? what, what will, what will it take? do you think it's well looking at side b, u n, which i fear, we're going to have to do that in order to not get to see fire, but a t t 0 that crack words put the brakes on israel. proactive d at to get the breakdown we're going to have to stop the, the us sending our orange sending arms and sending sending firms and keeping up with the other. i know more diplomatic solution. i think we need to look at this from regional blocks folder multilateral institutions. 3, you need to speak all the way they did it with the invasion of ukraine. they need to start putting sanctions on israel. so putting sanctions in the us, i know we are in a cost of living prices old as mostly coals by the parts of job and fee and or, and wished with india, european confident. however, you know what we are witnessing and what we're seeing on our

jennifer, what about you?to say, my winner for 2023 is justice, and while that might not seen instinctively correct, january six convictions and donald trump indictments let us know -- >> that buzzer is aggressive. the buzzer is aggressive. what about your losers, jennifer? >> my losers, i would like to say, ethics, honor and truth in politics, under attack at every level. scotus, congress, presidential candidate and an entire political party that is building their platform on election lie. >> tara, how you're going to be that? who are your winners? >> i think hakeem jeffries is a winner this year. he managed to raise a lot of money for the party, while seemingly keeping them united through the israel palestine conflict. it seems like the party as lost. >> losers? >> losers, i would say kevin mccarthy. it took him 15 rounds to become speaker at the house, and then he was obviously ousted. he had a rough year. >> rough to say the least. how about, what was your top moment of 2023, basil? >> the trump mugshot. t

jennifer, the draft resolution that's been put forward by the u. y a that's cooling for a ceasefire. that's really the only crucial thing that that actually has to happen to anything to change, right? yes, exactly. so the only thing that makes a resolution delete the binding within the international spirit is for the un security canceled the powers. now that's not for to be passed by the 5 members and then to 10 non permanent members, it has to be and not be shared by any one of the 5. so for the 1st thing may be binding, it has to pass. so we're at this moment i, unfortunately, i'm extremely peasant mistake dash, the last is going to, as you sit back on a live this path, i think the, the us is going to use the show. i was fishing into you and security council meetings during the time when the syrian war started. and there was, i was member vividly that there was in the 9th and that there was 4000 deaths in the syrian more when it started. and there was an article, gosh, i know, and of course we keep keep kept seemed to be showing now look at the n

>> whelan spoke with jennifer hansen.he said after he was attacked by prisoner last month because of the prisoner harbored anti american views, he complained and an official in the person was actually admonished for allowing the attack to happen. the official then, according to, whelan went on to instigate other prisoners to attack whelan and to discipline him. those other prisoners, whelan set, demanded protection money. it specifically 1100 dollars. that is the exact same amount whelan says is in his prison account. he alleges that there is no way those prisoners would know that amount were it not for this official. he did not pay. up he did not give them any money. any of his protection money. he says he was moved to a different barracks. he told our colleague, jennifer, this new barracks wood exposed me to criminal behavior as well as the potential for assault. most people carry knives and many houston lance which can make them wild and violent. a deadly combination where any sort of conflict exists, especially an inc

jennifer john, thank you to both of you. we do appreciate it. when we come back, israel back at the table returning for talks to pause the fighting with hamas in exchange for more israeli hostages held by hamas, we are following new developments. >>> now to the latest on israel's war with hamas, video today showing people running, showing people being carried from the site of explosions in rough off -- in southern gaza, caused by israeli airstrikes that killed and wounded several people, as the u.s. security council delays for the first time a vote on a resolution to pause fighting and as it israel returns to negotiations, attempting to halt attacks in exchange for hamas releasing israeli hostages. cnn's will ripley is live in tel aviv, what's the latest on the status of these hostage talks? >> we know that both sides are at least talking which is encouraging and is a pivot for both sides for different reasons. the hamas political leader traveling to cairo to listen to the offer that is now put on the table by israel but is an offer that israel

jennifer morgan, thank you for - cultures and families. jennifer.g cultures and families. jennifer - morgan, thank you for stopping by to speak to us. i now want to bring in david shukman who has been along for the ride in dubai for the weeks here. he has been to several cops as well. what did you make of what we saw today? that was a very rapid process, it felt like, after what seemed to take ages, to get an updated text?— seemed to take ages, to get an u dated text? ., ., , , ,, updated text? normally the process is that the presidency _ updated text? normally the process is that the presidency kind - updated text? normally the process is that the presidency kind of - updated text? normally the process is that the presidency kind of gets . is that the presidency kind of gets a draft text ready, brings it to the great gathering of all the countries, delegations. then they hear speeches and reaction and comments and usually that takes hours. and at the end of it, once everybody has agreed, you then get the gavel coming down and the thing is signed.

had jennifer ever considered going to the police?i would never open a can of worms like that, he called almighty. i'm not, i'm not doing the investigators job. i don't get paid enough. >> at first i felt sorry for her because the more talked were on the phone, and the more i realized that she had no remorse. >> based on the conversation that takes place, we had concerns that maybe there was some truth to tonya's claim. >> 20 years, 20 easters had come and gone since heidi's disappearance. and now with tonya's story, everything old was new again. >> the da starts looking into the evidence tanya helped gather. but what will it mean for the case? coming up. >> when the investigator talked to jennifer westcott she explained that, look, my statement to tonya priest simply were not true. >> when dateline continues. can disrupt your life for weeks. a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. i

okay, thank you, jennifer, stay safe, talk to you soon, jennifer chang, their press tv correspondent joining us from the south korean capital, and it seems like that brings us to the end of your press tv news bulletin, everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. الساعه العاشره و5 دقائق بدا تنزل هذا كله كان معبى كمان عسكر ها بهذه الكميه بهذه ال النوعيه بهذه الهمجيه على مستشفى باعتبار انه يوجد بعض مسؤولي المقاومه في دار الحكمه لم يكن يوجد احد عندما لم تتحقق اهدافه خربوا كثيرا في المستشفى بطبيعه الحال لم يكن هناك اي شيء هو معروف لو كان هناك شيء كان الاسرائيليين اظهروه للاعلام. وانتظر ذلك اليوم الذي سنصل الى تلك التلهه وما بعد تلك التله. كان عندها قرار استراتيجي هو تجزئه الامه العربيه وخلق كيانات منفصله عن بعضها ومتعاديه مع بعضها وتشل بعضها cycles of boom and dust until it revived the hopes of the people in defeating the israeli project. عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان غزه قاطع عشان

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as jennifer said. we're not dealing with the political party, we're dealing with, you know, a myriad of single fans who will do anything that donald trump says or wants. we know that they're frightened of, him we know that we don't just have donald trump, but also speaker johnson to believe their ordained by god to do this work. so, as we think about the history from the mid 20th century, many of those dictators were initially elected. we see how they behaved. so donald trump consistently tells on himself, as does the entire republican party. everything they're saying, joe biden is doing. he's a tackiness because he's just going after his political -- that's absolutely not the case. that's exactly what they're doing. every single time the republicans criticize democrats for their behavior, it's because they are anticipating what they want to do once they get into power. once they do, we've seen that republicans are interested in legislation. they're not interested in governance. their interest in retal

we asked the director of the cdc >>> and jennifer garner joining us in small town america where a mission is under way to help kids read to succeed. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome from washington where in a rare move, congress ejected one of its own today, the third time that's happened since the civil war. the house voting to expel george santos, the new york republican whose short time in congress has been buffeted by a series of legal and ethical controversies and accusations. a fellow house member now saying he too was a victim of santos' alleged financial misdeeds the house on a 311-114 vote including over 100 republicans sending santos packing. his name unceremoniously removed from the door of his former congressional office behind that door literally now stands an open seat in a congress where republicans control with an already razor thin margin. ryan nobles is here on capitol hill tonight with more on today's drama. >> reporter: tonight, the george santos saga is over. within hours of his house colleagues voting to make him

jennifer, let me start at the last point i made. ever since the colorado supreme court decision, there has been a lot of writing about whether or not disqualifying donald trump from the ballot because of section three of the 14th amendment would be anti-democratic, in other words, the people should decide. i had a long talk with judge luttig about this yesterday. he strongly object to that perspective. he says, the law is the law, the constitution says what it says. this is not a penalty for donald trump, it's a disqualification. you've heard me is the example, if you're not this high, you can't go on this ride at the amusement park. disqualification. people shouldn't get caught up and whether or not we would like him defeated at the ballot box versus disqualified for actually taking part in an insurrection. your view? >> i would not argue with judge luttig on this one. there are many things that are undemocratic. rock obama cannot run for a third term, the constitution says he can't. if taylor swift wants to run for president, she

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Él se fue, me acompañante para llegar a la frontera con estados unidos. >> jennifer tuvo que treparseo solamente de mi país, sino de todas las personas inmigrantes que vienen hacia este lugar. >> afortunadamente ya toda esta pesadilla pasó y esta hermosa familia que se cobija en un refugio del upper west side, esta lista para cooperar con la sociedad estadouni dense no perder la fe y seguir adelante. >> no, tal vez no pueda ser hoy, mañana, pero sé que nosotros vamos a lograr todos los sueños que tenemos. y una de las cosas que a mí me ha tenido aquí fuerte, antes que yo llegara, fue que el primer principio siempre he apoyado las mismas personas que han llegado como yo . >> bueno, es un caso más de los miles y miles y miles de personas que pues arriesgan todo , no para venir aquí a estados unidos, tratar de salir adelante para para elevar un poco su nivel económico y su tranquilidad. también cierto es también salir de países de inviernos o gobiernos opresores como lo es venezuela y otros países donde, como dices tú, vienen buscando una vida mejor. >> sí, bueno, con esto vamos a la pau

jennifer master, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you.thank you for the opportunity. >> we will be right back. >>> this just into cnn, congress is launching an investigation into several top universities over their handling of antisemitism on campus. this comes just two days after the presidents of harvard, m.i.t., and the university of pennsylvania testified on capitol hill. their remarks to lawmakers drawing scathing criticism and growing calls for their individual resignations. cnn's matt egan joins us now, live. matt, what is the latest on this investigation? >> reporter: boris, the latest is u.s. lawmakers have launched an investigation into the university of pennsylvania, harvard, and identity. this is coming from the house educational workforce committee. republican, elise to phonic, announced that they are launching this investigation into what she described as the, quote, pathetic and morally bankrupt testimony earlier this week. let me read you a line from stefanik statement. she wrote, quote, we will use our full congressional

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jennifer thank you very much for joining here. jennifer thank you very much forjoining us.nfident that you can get these whatsapp messages. are you could you just talk me through that, please ? so sure. through that, please? so sure. >> and thank you very much for having me on. i appreciate you giving me a opportunity to explain this, although i can't stand this idea of a woman scorned , nothing i said is scorned, nothing i said is because i'm scorned. i'm just simply stating the facts. i have a i have a cyber security company in the uk, which i've run for many years. most of the people running the cyber security industry in the uk i've either worked with directly or are familiar with me, but most importantly are familiar with my team's so i think i need team's work. so i think i need to stress a few points here is that we are kind of glossing oven that we are kind of glossing over, as in formation, you know, in your phone is not just stored on an app, it's actually , you on an app, it's actually, you know, stored throughout the hardware and the operating system. there are

jennifer thank you very much for joining here. jennifer thank you very much forjoining us.nfident that you can get these whatsapp messages. are you could you just talk me through that, please ? so sure. through that, please? so sure. >> and thank you very much for having me on. i appreciate you giving me a opportunity to explain this, although i can't stand this idea of a woman scorned , nothing i said is scorned, nothing i said is because i'm scorned. i'm just simply stating the facts. i have a i have a cyber security company in the uk, which i've run for many years. most of the people running the cyber security industry in the uk i've either worked with directly or are familiar with me, but most importantly are familiar with my team's so i think i need team's work. so i think i need to stress a few points here is that we are kind of glossing oven that we are kind of glossing over, as in formation, you know, in your phone is not just stored on an app, it's actually , you on an app, it's actually, you know, stored throughout the hardware and the operating system. there are

all right, thank you very much for that, jennifer changdo from s. we appreciate it, jennifer. you're welcome. new footage has been released showing palestinian health officials holding news conference in northern gaza, running for cover as the sound of israely gunfire is heard nearby. director general of the... of health in gaza was delivering a statement outside of the kamal adwan hospital when the incident happened. israel forces rated the hospital on tuesday after beseging and shelling it for several days. on. today doctors and other witnesses said israeli forces build those tents, housing displaced and injured palestinians inside the hospital compound and buried them alive. the council on american islamic relations has called for a un probe into the matter. the palestinian health ministry has also demanded immediate investigation. the hospital has been under direct siege for 10 days in arrow with reports of israeli forces shooting anything in its vicinity. the structure now appears to be almost completely destroyed. witnesses say israelly forces attacked patients and docto

very much to jennifer's point, voters are very particular about when they tune in. they've got other stuff going on. she's right, this close to it, we are vexed by it unconcerned in where using words that actually in some sense sound of foreign to a lot of voters out there. when you tell them that this race is gonna boil down to 400,000 people in three or four states are like what are you talking about? i haven't voted yet. what are you talking about? so there is that part of it so what you do is you pull the lands back. that's why i've always been concerned about national polls a year out from a presidential election. dictating the terms of engagement when voters aren't tuned in. they're not tuned in. so you've got to pull the lens back and look at that data to get some sense of, what are some of the threads that can be woven by the biden administration and his political team that will connect dots for voters around the bigger question of democracy, and tied at specifically to those polls that are showing that people are genuinely concerned about their economies, a

okay, interesting insight from b, w 's, jennifer pike, in re got as mexico, as the president says, he'll help the united states to manage rankled numbers of migraines. trying to cross the us border in the 8th of september officials intercepted of a 2 and a half 1000000 people keep making the crossing. many of those from central america are escaping violence or trying to find what mean women and children weighed cautiously across the rio grande, a. the river that separates the us and makes the call. it's a dangerous final steep on a long, perilous journey. no meaning have risk every thing and the desperate to make it a little more. okay. little more set, the boards are, was closing for christmas. right. so now you, so we decided to rush in the same line that i was hardest with all. it was rough for, for that was unfair, believably called or as the situation on the mexican side all met his fault, catastrophic. the more we came to this for the following other people. we had comments that here, the entrance is easier. we've suffered a lot honestly. and most of it hasn't been easy at all. it'

jennifer, you were 9 when you were kidnapped and you were in that dclip that we saw talking about the kidnappers taking the children one by one out of the van. can you take us back to what happened then? >> for me at that point the nightmare actually just started because at the time that we were driven around in the vans we were together and had gotten used to that atmosphere, and then once they removed us from the vans, it was a whole another nightmare that was beginning to unfold with the unknown terror of what are they going to do with us next? >> paul, i became familiar with this based on promos on cnn and i'm kind of stunned by that. why did it slip from the national conscienceness and, too, how did you find out about it? >> yeah, i had the same reaction. you know, i learned about the kidnapping a number of years ago just doing research for a scripted project and i had the exact same reaction, i was completely shocked, i had never heard of it before. it really is one of the most bizarre crimes i think in american history. as i started looking at the research, at the previous cove

with the board you cried and released political prisoners dw, correspond to jennifer polk as more on the ledge mistakes that led to the disqualification of the sofa. a file. they are technically speaking to different versions why she was borrowed from registering as an official candidate. the 1st is of course, the official version and there is a non official version. let's talk about the official version 1st. and that stated that there were some issues with her paperwork. members of the election commission essential election commission in russia said that it's appear to them that the application and the paperwork was filled out with hays and very on carefully. and therefore it did not adhere to legal standards. so they had to bar hair from registering at according to the telegraph channel as to what was the mobility that were around $100.00 type typos, typing arrows, and also other mistakes that lead to her not registering as a candidate. but of course, there's also the official or the non official version. and experts say that depending simply did not want to let her register as she

so jennifer, thanks for being here. i appreciate. it's >> thank you.d, speak now or forever hold your peace. white magnetic's guest says we gotta stop treating election polls as full scale news events, and why the stakes are too high to obsess over snapshots of 2024. molly jong-fast joins us straight ahead, don't go anywhere. n't go anywhere allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. ask about ubrelvy. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people

jennifer joins us now from san francisco.y cool, if they don't creep us out in the process, hot, jennifer? >> right exactly john imagine if you want to us chatgpt but instead of askin it about random facts or hel summarizing tasks, you can ask questions about your family, friends, your pets memories you might hav forgotten from big milestone in your life essentially, a chatbot and storyteller for your life. well, we've learned that a couple of teams at google have been working on just that, wit the help of its newly launched a.i. model, geminis, which i launched this weekend reported to be its most powerful a.i. model. projects all minutes was called, and that is an internal google proposal to use a.i. to help get in bird's-eye view of thei life stories through googl searches and photos. according to internal document reviewed, google photos ha more than 1000 billion users and four trillion photos and videos so, the idea would be to use large language models like geminis to ingest search results, spot pattern user photos, cre

jennifer griffin, hardest working person in the business on all of that.er] >>> in the meantime, i did have a chance to catch up with the pentagon spokesman, general pat ryder, on exactly how we respond to these nonstop iranian attacks on our forces. take a look. >> when it comes to these iranian proxies and it comes to these attacks in places like iraq and syria, i don't want to minimize the danger that those present. but most of those attacks have been largely unsuccessful whereas our strikes are always on target, and they're always going to hit the intended target, and if it's going to diminish irgc and iranian proxy capability in the region. so -- neil: but it doesn't, right? i mean no disrespect, sir, but if it did, then iran would stop this, and these iranian proxies actually would cycle back, but they're not. >> yeah. well, look, again, this is not the first time these groups have conducted these kinds of attacks. clearly, it's an effort to try to exploit the situation. neil: all right. general ryder on that over at the pentagon. so what to do about

jennifer, let me ask you about, we talk a little bit about the republican base and what it would take to convince them. but the description that joe gave us sounds like that would take a lot of work and take a long time, doesn't sort of fit into the paradigm of a campaign. what about that little group in the middle, who we ran into, say things like, i don't, know joe biden's a little old, i'm not sure about the economy? which is weird, because the economy is doing very well. you know, trump didn't, you know, he's not going to do the stuff. he said this last time, he's blustering. there is a small group of people upon whom this election may hinge. how do they get convinced without sounding alarmist that this is actually very serious, jen? >> well, we can start by the rest of the press doing what you are doing, ali, which is to talk park-y, to explain what the stakes are. this is not about some obvious policy differences between the two parties. it's not about if joe biden's age and frankly, i would like to see donald trump ride a bike or jog down the street. this is really about the me

and republican strategist, jennifer horn, cofounder of the lincoln project. start with you, daniel, later this afternoon, president trump announced on strew social that he will not testify in his own defense tomorrow in the 200 million-dollar fraud trial. he said quote, he's already testified to everything, of got nothing more to say other than the this is a complete and total -- complete and total election interference. the biden campaign in parentheses, witch hunt. what could this mean for the case, and for the political implications? >> to be honest, i think that donald trump does more damage to himself and then every time he testifies. he threatens the judge, manages to threaten the new york a.g.. he's got nothing else to offer. you can testify on your own behalf if you actually have a defense. he does not. right now, i think that for his positioning in this upcoming election, i think that it makes sense for this team to have him be quiet. donald trump cannot manage to do, because he made this announcement on truth social. >> danielle, let's stay with you

and jennifer, i appreciate you so very much. i want to thank my staff and the committee staff for not giving up and really being resilient in getting this done in a timely fashion. so we urge the senate to do the same. i want to salute also some family members, my sister-in-law maria, who take care of my brother, emmanuel for so many years he took care of everyone in our community really, as an old-fashioned family doctor. and called them patient -- and called patients every night to make sure they were ok, worried about us, family. never really cared about himself. god bless for what he's tone for our community and for this bill. i want to thank also my nieces, evelyn and stella and i want to thank my lovely, wonderful wife for taking care of my mother-in-law for so many years. this is quite an accomplishment. again, we couldn't do it without representative tonko and again anna eshoo. and our ranking member pallone. and of course my chairman, my wonderful chairman, cathy mcmorris rodgers. so with that, mr. speaker, why don't we

um, i wanted to ask you jennifer, uh if i could, if you could send a message to your boyfriend instead of message to those who are holding your boyfriend, what would you say? oh, i would say, 1st of all, andrew. uh, be strong. be careful. i i believe that he is smart because he is kidding up and i did. so maybe he did something right. and i want to ask the people the cold andre. dad. i just don't, don't, don't, don't do anything bad to him. john killed him please. this is my request. i want my boyfriend back to live here alone. it is ro, his family lives in russia, and i'm facing everything by myself. and it has a nice marriage. i'm very ill because i don't know anything about andre. so i, i ask you the people that that are keeping, andre, i don't know where, please don't, harmon, please? i'm begging you. don't, harmon, him? he's in israel, only one ear. he's alone here. and i want him back to lives and want him back to life. that's what i want. i want to see andre lives and coming back to me to his family, i promise his mother, i promise his father and his brother, that i will do anyt

"outfront" now, jennifer. you spoke with paul whelan again today. the two of you had also spoken last week. tell us more about those con ver says and what he's told you about the state of affairs right now. >> well, there's definitely a sense of frustration and exasperation from paul whelan at the fact that he is still behind bars in russia. five years after he was detained. now he told me it's surreal he is still in this situation. that he cannot believe that two administrations, the trump and biden administration, had not been able to secure his release and you can tell he's getting increasingly concerned that he may not see freedom. that he may be left behind again. he he was not included in two prisoner swaps last year. russia refused to negotiate for them. he said it's very difficult to deal with the fact he is there. he may not see his his parents. they're in their 80s. this is what he says of his own mental state right now. take a listen. >> start the day with singing the national anthem for my four countries. and things get progressively wor

. >> professor jennifer lackey. >> the driving force and strongest advocate, jennifer lackey says sheork in part to make an example. >> places like northwestern with immense resources really should be the ones to step up and do this work. we want to set a model for what prison education could look like. we wanto show it is possible and you could show the same quality of education you provide on your campuses. even a facility that has maximum-security students in it. this is a community, too. a lot of people are very directed about what do you do with this on the outside? this is a spa where there are lives being lived. being able to bring mentors and teaching assistants to this space is life-changing in this community for their children, mothers, loved ones back home. >> some of them may only apply their degrees from inside prison, others will return to communities. sentenced to 25 years for murder , he's going home in march after 19 years on the inside. >> this is what equal opportunity looks like. there is not the roadblocks keeping us from being able to compete witthe other social

jennifer, thank you so much for being here. can you take us through what exactly is the cut?tly the cuts are happening the way that they are right now, and just how big in scope could they be? >> right, don. so, what we have found is tech companies, including many of the big companies we know, made large commitments to underrepresented talent and their party organizations in 2020, amid the george floyd murder. we found this year that a lot of them have downsized some of their commitments. they have cut the ei orgs, which means things like you know, people who are in charge of recruiting and retaining underrepresented talents, cutting people in those positions, and, then as well as backing down from some of their sponsorship and participation in some larger tech conferences that help increase this representation in the tech industry. and so it's sort of been across the board in many different ei perspectives at these companies. and the reason that are giving is generally, cost cutting. and a lot of them are sort of telling organizations and sources we spoke to that it's a meas

joining us is fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin. jennifer, thank you for being here. let's start with whether or not in your judgment the u.s. mail tear is being stretched -- ill mare is being stretched -- military being stretched thinly because of soldiers, weapons or money on capitol hill. >> there's no soldiers involved in the conflict of ukraine or israel for that matter in gaza. what we are seeing being stretch second-degree that supply lains and that -- lines and having to resupply two different conflicts and the burn rate of the ammunition and the shells that are needed in ukraine and the gaza strip for israel as well as missile defense systems and all those intercepters, you're seeing that the pentagon is keeping up but just barely. if the funding is not resolved on capitol hill, right now we're at the reagan library in sim, valley for the tenth annual reagan defense forum. one of the reasons they hold it every year since the beginning of december is that is when they're such a fight in congress over the funding of the defen

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jennifer: i love to see the items that come from all over the world.usical instruments are just amazing. stephanie: jennifer kritner has been working here for twenty-six years. she encourages shoppers to check out the store's museum, where some of the more eccentric items found in baggage are displayed. jennifer: an autographed michael jordan basketball is also among my favorites. i'm a huge basketball fan, so that stands out in my mind. stephanie: she says almost all checked bags, 99.5%, end up back with their owners after the flight. but some bags don't. after airlines launch a three-month search to reconnect the owner to their lost bag, the store steps in to purchase that fraction of a percent of bags that are orphaned. jennifer: our team of openers, that's what we call them, they open the suitcases and they really mine and explore those bags for treasurers. these items, they're lost and they're unclaimed. and we need to figure out, can we resell this item? do we need to recycle this item, or is this an item that can be donated? stephanie: nashville

jennifer lee is joining us to what your take on how the market has been interpreting all of this fedpeak? >> good afternoon and thank you for having me. on friday afternoon at the close, i sat back and i thought what the heck happened this week? you cannot blame the market for jumping all over powell's comments, saying they were lot less hawkish than many of us would have expected. you cannot blame the market for doing what it did which is rally everywhere and anywhere it seems. i think this is premature. it's interesting how are number of fed officials came out over the past couple of days to say -- to push back on the earlier rate cut expectations. you still have a strong economy so it's too soon, or 5% annualized growth. we are not seeing q4 on ice just yet. we said decent -- we had decent retail sales numbers so i think this is premature with expected -- with expectations of rate cuts and we will get better data in the weeks to come. jon: what does that mean in terms of your own predictions now? what are you anticipating when it comes to monetary policy into next year? we have 10

. >> reporter: yeah, lester, that's right next month, james and jennifer crumbley each face charges of involuntary manslaughter after prosecutors say they bought their son a gun and ignored clear warning signs about his mental health. they've each pleaded not guilty. lester >> all right maggie vespa, thanks >>> also tonight, the fda has just approved a groundbreaking treatment, a cure for sickle cell disease that uses gene-editing technology offering new hope to those suffering from debilitating blood disorders. here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: the medical breakthrough focuses attention on a long-overlooked genetic disorder affecting mostly african americans suffering from an excruciatingly painful disease, sickle cell the treatment called casgevy is the first fda-approved use of the gene-editing tool crispr and the beginning of a new era in medicine using this technology it modifies the dna in a patient's own stem cells, so they no longer produce sickle cells which can cause health complications and can lead to an early death. doctors call it transformative for nearly 100,000 people

we want to bring in vaughn hillyard and former rnc executive committee member jennifer horn. vaughn, start us off with maine. >> reporter: in the state of maine the decision of the secretary of state last night was much awaited. she had heard challenges in her role as secretary of state. this is where you get into the differences in what state law allows or puts the onus on a secretary of state to ultimately agent on. that's where the role of the maine secretary of state says it is her responsibility to determine whether a candidate is qualified to run for president of the united states under section 3 of the 14th amendment. listen to her discuss her decision. >> the weight of the evidence, all of the evidence, made clear that mr. trump was aware of the tinder laid by the effort to delegitimize the election, the election of 2020 and then chose to light a match on january 6th. >> reporter: now the expectation is that this will be appealed in the state of maine. it is currently saying that donald trump's name will stay on the ballot until the appeal. the secretary of state sugg

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