host: all right, marcy. robin is up next, independent line, kentucky. caller: yes, i would like to caution everyone about what has been said so far in this country has seen far too many people who are comfortable in their own ignorance, bigotry, and vanity. this is something we will have to look for through self reflection and reassessment before we open our mouths. thank you. host: all righty. we are in open forum right now. your chance to weigh in on any political topic or news of the day. democrats, your line is (202) 748-8000. republicans, (2048

host: all right, marcy. robin is up next, independent line, kentucky. caller: yes, i would like to caution everyone about what has been said so far in this country has seen far too many people who are comfortable in their own ignorance, bigotry, and vanity. this is something we will have to look for through self reflection and reassessment before we open our mouths. thank you. host: all righty. we are in open forum right now. your chance to weigh in on any political topic or news of the day. democrats, your line is (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. we are taking your calls this morning on "washington journal." terry is next, salem, massachusetts, democratic line. caller: this country is really scaring me these days. we've finally found out that a good percentage of our country does not care for democracy -- ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪ pres. biden: before i begin, i'm going to ask for a vote. do i free the turkey? anyway, good to see you all. if you have a seat, please take it.

and we're doing that, is there a says marcy, those are hiding in because i was underground donald system at least some of the nearly $240.00 hostages taken by the police are also believed to be there is the ground offensive will continue until the militant group is destroyed which will likely see mall gardens part in the crossfire. for more, let's speak to shane a low. she's the spokes person for the norwegian refugee council and joins us from jerusalem. shane to the us as israel has agreed to for our daily pauses in his cause offensive. how valuable would that be for civilians living in the wars of nothing can be done in a 4 hour pause. first of all, these pauses are unilaterally declared in order for there to be assurances of civilian safety. we need all parties and this conflict to be committing to these for our classes. but secondly, in terms of, of the 4 hours. it's not really enough for humanitarians to go and provide assistance. many of the people stuck in northern garza are struggling to lead because they have mobility issues, people and their families with disabilities. there's

. >> congressman marcy kaptur we grappreciate your time this morning. thank you. >> thank you. when you read about the political history of illinois you often read about corruption paper example until january 2009 the only citizens elected a different man to be their governors. three of those eventually went to prison all convicted after they were out of office. robert e. hartley has written 11 books about the politician a double by including one titled power, purpose in prison. mr. hartley these men met their down fall under different circumstances. >> yes. >> where did they go wrong and were they able to recover self-respect and spite of their punishment?

congresswoman marcy kaptur, a member of the appropriations committee and cochair and founder of the ukraine caucus, joining us. let's begin with aid to ukraine. we have heard from a couple of viewers this morning. it is

congresswoman marcy kaptur, a member of the appropriations committee and cochair and founder of the ukraine caucus, joining us. let's begin with aid to ukraine. we have heard from a couple of viewers this morning. it is something i'm sure you have heard as well from constituents. cheers, we have people here in this country that cannot afford health care. they cannot afford certain aspects of their life. and they want to see money that is being spent on what they say other countries wars, brought back to the united states to help them. guest: let me say in our country liberty is our most precious gift, and you cannot see it, but it is the glass bubble that surrounds each apostle. -- surrounds each of us. my job is to defend our country against enemies foreign and domestic. the budget is a large one, that is for sure. and there are many people in our country, especially the billionaire class that could be contributing their fair share and are not. and of the ways we find the money to pay for all of the programs and all of the needs of the american people is to make sure everybody is in the bo

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hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcy hashimi, think so much for being with us. it has now been more than a month and a half since the zionist regime has started its holocaus and the concentration camp of gaza with over 12,00 people killed and just about half of them children. the regime is in the process of destroying itself, as people around the world are waking up to the reality. of its illegality, but not only is the world waking up to the zionist, but the those who support them. as the leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatollah khamenei has said and has reiterated that the genocide in gaza has blown the lid off of the reality of not only this racist regime, but the support of racism by western countries. stay with us as we look at this in a lot more on this spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of houston texas, human rights activist, mosan nachvi, and out of bristo, historian and investigative journalist tony gosling, well thank you both uh for being with me, let me start this off in houston, um, most, would you say the bottom lin

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcy hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. it has now been more than a month and a half since the zianist regime has started, it's holocaust in the concentration camp of gaza with over 12,000 people killed and just about half of them children. the regime is in the process of destroying itself, as people around the world are waking up to the... reality of its illegality, but not only is the world waking up to the zionist, but the those who support them, as the leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatollah khamenei has said and has reiterated that the genocide in gaza has blown the lid off of the reality of not only this racist regime, but the support of racism by western countries. stay with us as we look at this in a lot more on this spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of houston texas, human rights activist, mosanvi, and out of bristo, historian and investigative journalist tony gosling, well thank you both uh for being with me, let me start this off in houston, um, most and what you say the bottom l

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcy hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. it has now been more than a month and a half since the zionist regime has started, it's holocast in the concentration camp of gaza, with over 12,00 people killed and just about half of them children, the regime is in the process of destroying itself, as people around the world are waking up to the... reality of its illegality, but not only is the world waking up to the zionist, but the those who support them, as the leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatollah has said, and has reiterated that the genocide in gaza has blown the lid off of the reality of not only this racist regime, but the support of racism by western countries. stay with us as we look at this in a lot more on this spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of houston texas, human rights activist, mosanvi, and out of bristo, historian and investigative journalist tony gosling, well thank you both for being with me, let me start this off in houston, um, most, what you say the bottom line of the situ

خالد بالريد هذا بدايه انتصار هذا بدايه انتصار الشهداء hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcyts holocaust in the concentration camp of gaza, with over 12,00 people killed and just about half of them children, the regime is in the process of destroying itself, as people around the world are waking up to the reality of its gality, but not only is the world waking up to the zionist, but the those who support them. as the leader of iran's islamic revolution ayatollah has said and has reiterated that the genocide. in gaza has blown the lid off of the reality of not only this racist regime, but the support of racism by western countries. stay with us as we look at this and lot more on this spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of houston texas, human rights activist mosanvi, and out of bristor. historian and investigative journalist tony gosling, well thank you both for being with me, let me start this off in houston, um, most, would you say the bottom line of the situation in gaza, um, it's about race, it's about that the design is think that they are better

later, democrat marcy kaptur, cochair of the ukraine caucus.e will be right back. >> the honorable mike johnson of louisiana is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 118th congress. [applause] >> the battle over the house speaker ship is over. house gop membersmembers selects the new speaker of the house, following the removal of kevin mccarthy. c-span brought you every moment as the election unfolded. continue to stay with the c-span network as the house gets back to legislative business. you can also visit our video library, where you can find out more about mike johnson's career, with more than 250 appearances it since he was sworn in in 2015. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. announcer: if you have to miss coverage, you can find c-span coverage anytime online at c-span.org. videos of key hearings and other events future markers that guide you to highlights. and they appear on the right-hand side of the screen when you hit play on select videos. it makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and

marcy ward was home with her children down the street. >> well, i was home, i was making lunch for theids and all of a sudden, the house shook. >> reporter: this man and his brother were working nearby when they heard the explosion and rushed to the scene, pulling at least two people out from under the debris. >> i still remember the kid was all bleeding. >> reporter: crews initially discovering ten victims, including two children. some patients with burns and critical injuries taken to nearby hospitals in helicopters and ambulances. five first responders also hurt. officials say those utility workers were replacing gas lines and some of that infrastructure dates back to the 1930s and '40s, but tonight, the investigation into what triggered this explosion is just getting started. david? >> david: all right, whit johnson tonight. thank you, whit. >>> we turn next here to the tens of millimeters who will face frigid temperatures again tomorrow morning, in the teens and 20s from the deep south all the way to the northeast. then the whiplash coming. the images tonight, up to ten inches of

marcie ward was home with her children down the street. >> well, i was home, i was making lunch for theids and all of a sudden, the house shook. >> reporter: florent and his brother were working nearby when they heard the explosion and rushed to the scene, pulling at least two people out from under the debris. >> i still remember the kid was all bleeding. >> reporter: crews initially discovering ten victims, including two children.nts th b critical injuries taken to nearby hospitals in helicopters and ambulances. five first responders also hurt. officials say those utility workers were replacing gas lines, and some of that infrastructure dates back to the 1930s and '40s, but tonight, the investigation into what triggered this explosion is just getting started. david? >> david: all right, whit johnson tonight. thank you, whit. >>> we turn next here to the tens of millions who will face frigid temperatures again tomorrow morning, in the teens and 20s from the deep south all the way to the northeast. then the whiplash coming. the images tonight, up to ten inches of lake effect snow rolling

. >> marcy ward was home with her children down the street. >> well, i was home. i was making lunch for the kids and all of a sudden, the house shook. >> police say they do not believe the explosion was criminal, but the investigation is ongoing. that blast was so serious, the governor deployed state emergency services, ivanka trump's appeal to avoid testifying in the fraud case against her father's company has been rejected. >> she had argued in part that testifying in the middle of a school week would be a hardship. on the stand yesterday, her brother eric was confronted with evidence that appeared to contradict his earlier testimony about financial documents. both trump brothers blamed their accountants. >> i'm apparently guilty of fraud for relying on my accountants to do wait for it accounting. you pay experts millions of dollars to be experts, and you sign off on what they give you. an and you're liable. >> former president trump will testify next week. now sa has announced the death of apollo astronaut ken mattingly. >> he famously had to be removed from th

why, well, i see now photo, this is just a meeting with congressmen with the ukrainian caucus with marcy kaptor and mr., with congressman quigley, these are the co-chairs of our ukrainian caucus. i understand that the first reason why irmak went there after all is the key, it was a meeting with sullivan, and i also know that there were meetings with the jewish ones, because the key thing for us now is to stay in one package, and we, as two warring countries, have to support each other in this. i thank you very much, oleksandra ostinova, people's deputy, voices faction, chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on monitoring, receiving and using international aid during martial law. thank you very much. there is a serious personnel rotation in the army. the day before, volodymyr zelenskyi replaced the commander of the medical forces of the armed forces of ukraine. instead of tetyana ostashchenko, the new commander was a medical service major, chief of the kyiv military hospital, anatoly kazmirchuk. regarding his predecessor. tetyana ostashchenko was appointed commander of the medical force

understanding of this experience is possible only through the prism of a common historical past, says marcy professor of intellectual history at yale university. she is the author of the book about the revolution of dignity in 2014. and continues to follow the historical and social context of the russian war against ukraine. dmytro kolchynskyi spoke with the researcher. the experience of living in extreme conditions, facing one's own death , facing the most terrible and cruelest that people live in moments of torture, in moments of war, when you look death in the face, and in the face of human tragedy in general. on this basis, there is a solidarity of those who... have gone through deep traumatic experiences, and it is not the solidarity of those who have forgiven each other and forgotten the past, it is the solidarity of those who have a deep fundamental understanding of what this experience is, it is not the experience in which most of life is spent, these are the most desperate moments of extreme states. even those who were on opposite sides are bound together, or can be united through

why, well, now i see a photo, it is just a meeting with congressmen from the ukrainian caucus with marcywith mr. with congressman quigley , these are the co-chairs of our ukrainian caucus.

aid to israel and uaine with congressman tom bacon and marcy kaptur. c-span's washinon journal, join in the conversation live seven eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org.

commissioner catherine feinstein present commissioner marcy frazier. commissioner paula collins, president and chief of department. janine nicholson. present. president nakajo will now read the land acknowledgment. thank you very much, madam secretary. the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the ramaytush aloni, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco penina insula, as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their tradition, the promontory geloni have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors elders and relatives of the ramaytush aloni community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. madam secretary , item two general public comment. members of the public may address the commission

is, is god going to allow our nation to enter a time of judgment for our collective sins, which his marciand grace have held back for sometime? or is he going to give us one more chance to restore the foundation, to return to him. we will not be able to do it without the lords help. there's flush -- the mistrust in the sin is so great here, this is going to bring people to their knees. i believe god is about to do something. r knees. i believe god is about t>> see,d trump, the leaders of the republican party, both talk about america as this very dark place. that needs to be purged of sin, in johnson's words, or purged of vermin, if you're talking in donald trump's words. but those words are really catches for anyone who challenges their view of the world. anyone defending the rights of women to have an abortion, or anyone in the lgbtq community, or immigrants, really anyone who doesn't look like them, or vote for them, or believe what they do. it doesn't matter that donald trump sees this through the prism of self preservation, and mike johnson, i guess, sees it as his biblical calling. t

. >> with the district attorney's office bay area, air quality management district and fbi and marcy did not respond to our request for comment on this report. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> all right. switching gears talk a bit about our looking at some nice, clear blue skies this afternoon after a damp start to the day, taking a live look again outside at the embarcadero. see a little bit of a breeze out there, too. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan for kyla. hey there. yeah. you have to admit the rain came in at a pretty convenient time. mostly in the overnight hours and we're getting. >> really beautiful day out there today. a little bit of haze in the sky. unfortunately, that moderate air quality is still with us. but let's talk about the rain that we got because it was impressive up in the north bay point rays out by the coast at almost 8 tenths of an inch of rain. mill valley also came in over a half an inch just under that in san francisco. that's in downtown san francisco, oakland, just under a quarter about 2 tenths of palo alto and san jose just for

there's ethan and marcy at glacier point overlooking yosemite national park in california with theirwith a sunset and waikiki beach in hawaii that is picture perfect. congratulations. karen, bill, joyce and dennis at the annual turkey trot in boise, idaho, this week. send us a picture of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday. you may see yourself here next week. remember, you can get your mug, it is large, online at today.com/shop. >>> you can stream "today" live every morning including sundays as part of peacock's morning news live collection. as always, thank you for spending part of your morning with us. willie will see you right back here next week on "sunday today." >>> good morning. it is sunday, november 26th, the final sunday of the month, and this beautiful

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host: all right, marcy is up next in advance, north carolina, republican line.r: good morning. yesterday, the washington journal chose a forum that was unfair concerning our faith and belief system. on sunday, the body of christ are preparing for their weekly worship service. calling into washington journal is the last thing on their mind. they say all people have a belief system, it goes with them everywhere and it's in everything they do. the world takes their children to the marketplace and they expect christians to lay down their christian values so christians do not buy into that. the biggest problem that christians have is they look at the same secular news that the world uses. we have options, christians have got to look at the world through a christian perspective. we've got victor davis hanson, bob woodson, programs like faith nation, focus today. we have larry alex townsend, we have got to look at the world through a church perspective. thank you for taking my call. host: all right, robin is up next, independent line in kentucky. caller: yes, i would l

macdougall is the widow of labour mp austin mitchell and her new book challenges that portrayal of marcy williams, as well as recreating in sumptuous detail the intrigues within harold wilson's government . all harold wilson's government. all of that to come. but first, your news headlines with aaron armstrong . armstrong. >> thanks, michael. good morning to you. it's 11:02. i'm aaron to you. it's11:02. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. the chancellor says the government is acting responsibly amid suggestions tax cuts will be announced in next week's autumn. statement jeremy hunt says he won't introduce any kind of measure that risks fuel inflation after it was hashed over the past year. speaking to gb news, the chancellor hinted inherited tax and business taxes could be slashed in an effort to boost the economy. but insists next week's autumn statement will focus growth. we're not will focus on growth. we're not going to do anything irresponsible , all particularly irresponsible, all particularly by which i mean anything that fuels inflation because we had a big victory last week whe

aid to israel and uaine with congressman tom bacon and marcy kaptur. c-span's washinon journal, join in the conversation live seven eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >>> good morning. this hearing of the senate appropriations committee will please come to order. we are here today to discuss the president's request for the apartment of health and human services and the department of homeland security with secretary becerra and mallorca's. we heard last week about the interrelated challenges we are seeing across the globe. senator collins and i are continuing to work on a bipartisan package to support ukraine, israel and our partners in the indo-pacific and deliver vital humanitarian aid. as we heard last week, it is vital we do things together. in one package and not break them apart such as an in drill -- israel only bill we face connects threats across many regions and we should be addressing both like putin and supporting allies and populations facing war and famine all the same time it is also important we treat the challenges w

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcy hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. it has now been more than a month and a half since the zinis regime has started its hullas in the concentration camp of gaza with over 12,000 people killed and just about half of them children, the regime is in the process of destroying itself as people around the world are waking up to the...