for the attack on melissa richards, he was sentenced to five more years. >> melissa is our hero.ver indebted and thankful for that. >> the police and the blodgetts commend you and do feel other woman could've been murdered if it was not for you. >> i tried to help out as much as i could. i just wanted to help them out. i don't know, i tried. ♪ ♪ ♪ jessie's parents have started an educational campaign in their daughter's honor, called love is greater than hate. >> i am doing it for the millions of people who will be jessie, if not murdered, sexually assaulted and have their lives changed forever because of it. >> those who love jessie say her zest for life changed them for the better and still lives on through her music and her spirit. >> we started thinking differently because of her, we started acting differently because of her. >> have the tables turned? you were always the one proud of her, and now do you feel that she is the one proud of you? >> i feel like she is the one lifting me up and encouraging me through life, where it used to be the other way around. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that is

melissa: well, think about this -- guy: sorry, melissa, you go.s say you buy your home a three person and then you get married and you have a child and you have a one-bedroom apartment and then you have another child, you would be forced to move. a lot of people move and real- estate cycles are based on lifecycles. alix: true. interesting. guy: that's a fair point. and she now has doors. your previous apartment you constantly complained about the lack of doors. it was during lockdown. the lack of doors were an issue. i do remember this. alix: huh, they had open doors -- anyway. true. guy: if rates come down to 5%, doors will be opening. melissa, thank you very much indeed, have a happy holiday . melissa cohn. coming up, wall street beat on certain succession plans. jamie dimon, talking about that again. five years, five years, five years. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from

neither ruth bader ginsburg or sandra day o'conner -- >> melissa, michael, monica, thank you. [ bells tolling ] [ bells tolling ] >>> i am resurrection, and i am light says the lord. whoever has faith in me shall have life even though he dies. everybody who has life and has committed himself to me in faith shall not die forever. as for me, i know that my redeemer lives, and at the last he will stand upon the earth. after my awaking he will raise me up. and in my body i shall see god. i, myself, shall see and my eyes behold him who is my friend and not a stranger. for none of us has life in himself and none becomes his own master when he dies. for if we have life, we are alive in the lord. if we die, we die in the lord. so then whether we live or die we are the lord's possession. happy from now on are those who die in the lord. so it is, says the spirit, for they rest from their labors. >>> good morning. i am the dean of washington national cathedral, and on behalf of marianne buddy, and all of us at the cathedral, we are honored to hold this service today and we welcome you al

one more thing before the holidays officially start, melissa luci melissa mccarthy has a new movie startinglays a genie who grant wishes as genies do, and we thought it might be fun to grant wishes in real life. we did some investigating. we got to the bottom of real wishes held by some deserving people. teachers, volunteers, and kids from children's hospital. we found out what they wanted for christmas. we sent in a magical genie named melissa to make their wishes come true. >> uh-oh. let's test it. >> i've never seen this. >> come here. ♪ christmas tree ♪ whoa! >> well, hello there, i'm a.i. melissa mccarthy. >> what's up, what's up? >> hello, and what is your name, small one? >> josiah. >> who's the giant next to you? >> i'm boomer, big boomer in the building. >> i know that possibly were having trouble with a mode of transportation with two wheels. >> my bike is flat. >> oh, just like many of the real melissa mccarthy's jokes. ha, ha, ha! elf downey, show them what we've got. >> oh. oh. >> thank you. >> a bike pump, what is this, 1957, johnny? >> huh? >> johnny, go sober up. go on. hold

you're on with melissa homestead. caller: yes, melissa.stening to your talk and you're very wise, both of y'all. i'm a writer myself. i have a book out there called portrait express. you'll see a picture of it on the billboard in times square between now and christmas. hopefully by my birthday, which is next month but i think you're doing a great job here and i think you're great about books and you have a lot of great books. anyway, thank you very much. host: david, thank you for calling in. we appreciate it. let's hear from john in lincoln, nebraska. your home now. john, please go ahead. caller: my name is john hemphill. my great grand mower was antonia. my great grandfather was -- so i really enjoy your show and i wanted to tell you about an interesting introduction i had a couple of years ago. my wife invited one of her friends over and her husband came and it was david burden. the great, great grandson of jim burden and we had a nice talk. thank you for your show and it's very entertaining. guest: jim burden was a fictional character

you're on with melissa homestead. caller: yes, melissa.n listening to your talk and you're very wise, both of y'all. i'm a writer myself. i have a book out there called portrait express. you'll see a picture of it on the billboard in times square between now and christmas. hopefully by my birthday, which is next month but i think you're doing a great job here and i think you're great about books and you have a lot of great books. anyway, thank you very much. host: david, thank you for calling in. we appreciate it. let's hear from john in lincoln, nebraska. your home now. john, please go ahead. caller: my name is john hemphill. my great grand mower was antonia. my great grandfather was -- so i really enjoy your show and i wanted to tell you about an interesting introduction i had a couple of years ago. my wife invited one of her friends over and her husband came and it was david burden. the great, great grandson of jim burden and we had a nice talk. thank you for your show and it's very entertaining. guest: jim burden was a fictional charac

melissa? >> morgan, thank you. >>> one of our traders says the metals and mining etf, surging 4% just today. let's go off the charts with chris here. i guess weaker dollar -- >> yeah. >> stronger metals, makes sense. >> we look at the dollar blowing through 103. dxy is mainly euro. look at the emerging market pairs, where you see considerable strength versus dxy. what it cat lized a value trade. and a chart that we've been showing as many clients as possible is the difference between large cap growth and value and small cap growth and value. the large cap growth value as we know is a week removed from basically being back at the highs. the small cap growth value index actually peaked back in june. when you look at what's in small value, you have a lot of financials, a lot of industrials. that's really cat lized the shift towards a more value-oriented market down the cap scale. i think the second part of this is what it's done with the metals here. xme is the etf, as we all know. basically a tw

melissa, donna, please stick around. the break, we will discuss the backlash to a republican abortion laws about how the gop presidential candidates are struggling to address them. first, jessica lane is here with the headlines. hello, jess. >> hello, ayman, thank you. there are stories that we're watching at this hour. the republican party of florida voted to functionally strip all power from current chairman christian ziegler, who is under criminal investigation for sexual assault, including rape. the party was unable to vote to oust ziegler during an emergency meeting. they plan to do that next month. ziegler has not been formally charged, and is denying any wrongdoing. heavy rain and strong winds are causing major coastal flooding in the carolinas tonight. the east coast storm has also left thousands in florida without power. the storm system will continue to sleep -- the northeast after the next 24 hours. russia and ukraine are launching a second straight day of drone attacks on each other. russian officials say tha

melissa poulton is claiming to be melissa poulton . claiming to be melissa poulton.iming to be a woman the equivalent of me a woman is the equivalent of me claiming to be a brain surgeon , claiming to be a brain surgeon, because i know how to a because i know how to use a knife . rachel wasn't knife and fork. rachel wasn't just transphobic and just accused of transphobic and gaslighting. she was reported to the police for misgendering, which is a hate crime. apparently this is very sinister in the soviet union, people were forced to pay lip service to all kinds of lies under threat of imprisonment. kinds of lies under threat of imprisonment . and now the imprisonment. and now the supposedly free world is making its citizens do the same as george orwell wrote in 1984, the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final, most essential command . and now keir essential command. and now keir starmers labour have plans to introduce two year jail sentences for anyone guilty of the hate crime of misgendering. so anyone who says that melissa i

melissa?the bottleneck, the source of the problem, is it, i mean, obviously it's just making the drug, but how much of it is the pen versus making the drug itself? >> yeah, the pen is a big issue, and lilly's talked a lot about how it plans to introduce these pens that -- these, you know, multiuse pens, but the problem is that scaling anything takes time. and even lilly and novo are spending billions of dollars to expand their manufacturing in europe, but those will take years, those facilities, to come online, so, this is just a slow process. >> angelica, thanks. quickly, guy, what do you think? >> well, we can talk lilly and novo all you want. look at the move in medtronic off of a hugely oversold condition from 70 to 82. these stocks were punished, that's where you want to be. >> up next, final trades. in the u.s. we see millions of cyber threats each year. that rate is increasing as more and more businesses move to the cloud. - so, the question is... - cyber attack! as cyber criminals expa

>> melissa, it's not just me. my friends down here, ja-rule and fat joy, and there is south florida icon from the miami heat, dwyane wade, roudsed around the craps -- crowded around the craps table. first time be live cpsra have been offered in this state. why hard rock hit a billion dollar jackpot right after this on "fast money." another excuse, i mean, reason for my family to crave a little pizza time. well, i've got one. my cuisinart indoor pizza oven, ready to bake up some bubbly, cheesy, savory sauciness with that perfect artisan crispy crust in about five minutes. it's great for snack time, dinner time, game time. me time. anytime. it's always time for home baked pizza. . >>> welcome back to "fast money." stocks closing in the green as investors await tomorrow's big jobs report. the dow and s&p snapping a three-day losing streak. the s&p climbing 0.8, the nasdaq having its best day up 1.4% on pace for its sixth positive week in a row. shares of walgreens jumping 7% today, adding to an impressive run up near

melissa poulton is claiming to be melissa poulton . claiming to be melissa poulton.iming to be a woman the equivalent of me a woman is the equivalent of me claiming to be a brain surgeon , claiming to be a brain surgeon, because i know how to a because i know how to use a knife . rachel wasn't knife and fork. rachel wasn't just transphobic and just accused of transphobic and gaslighting. she was reported to the police for misgendering, which is a hate crime. apparently this is very sinister in the soviet union, people were forced to pay lip service to all kinds of lies under threat of imprisonment. kinds of lies under threat of imprisonment . and now the imprisonment. and now the supposedly free world is making its citizens do the same as george orwell wrote in 1984, the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final, most essential command . and now keir essential command. and now keir starmers labour have plans to introduce two year jail sentences for anyone guilty of the hate crime of misgendering. so anyone who says that melissa i

i mean, you've just kept saying calling melissa she she , saying calling melissa she she, she i mean,es look, they look like a man in a wig. video and she does look, they look like a man in a wig . well, look like a man in a wig. well, there is a big distinction to be made between in biological sex and gender identity . and gender identity. >> they are two different things . a trans woman is not the same as other woman. they're different . but that difference different. but that difference is perfectly valid and reasonable. so just because someone has a different gender identity, i don't think it's an excuse to basically mock and make fun of them. you know, let's focus on the issue that melissa raised , which is getting melissa raised, which is getting more women into parliament. that's what she raised. that's what she was fighting for. and it's wrong for her to be personally attacked because she took that honourable stand for women's rights . women's rights. >> all right. well, that's peter tatchell. peter, thanks for joining us. that's peter tatchell, the human rights campaigner we'

joyce vance melissa murray will give us their views on that as we get into it here. >> i will be watching. have a good show. >> thanks, alex. earlier this week potential jurors in washington d.c. in the case of united states america versus donald j trump received preliminary questionnaires about their potential availability for a trial beginning on march 4th, in today donald trump's lawyers filed a motion to block any more preliminary steps in jury selection in that case, and to block everything else in that case, don't holmes lawyers filed a motion this afternoon to request, quote, the automatic state of all district court proceedings in this case, pending the final resolution of donald trump's recently filed appeal from the courts december 1st, 2023, rulings on presidential immunity and double jeopardy. last friday judge tanya chutkan issued a 44-page ruling denying donald trump's motion that he is completely immune from any criminal charges for anything that he may have done while he was president in united states, and that putting him through a criminal trial for his activities leadin

joyce vance and melissa murray will give us their views on that as we get into it here. >> i will be watching. have a good show. >> thanks, alex. earlier this week potential jurors in washington d. c. in the case of united states america versus donald j trump received preliminary questionnaires about their potential availability for a trial beginning on march 4th, in today donald trump's lawyers filed a motion to block any more preliminary steps in jury selection in that case, and to block everything else in that case, donald trump's lawyers filed a motion this afternoon to request, quote, the automatic state of all district court proceedings in this case, pending the final resolution of donald trump's recently filed appeal from the courts december 1st, 2023, rulings on presidential immunity and double jeopardy. last friday judge tanya chutkan issued a 44-page ruling denying donald trump's motion that he is completely immune from any criminal charges for anything that he may have done while he was president in united states, and that putting him through a criminal trial for his activ

melissa, if michael. he's now melissa, if michael.. he's now melissa, if ibmean, me to it was, michael. he's now melissa, if ibmean, in me to it was, michael. he's now melissa, if ibmean, in april1e to it was, michael. he's now melissa, if ibmean, in april 2022, it was, michael. he's now melissa, if ibmean, in april 2022, this it was, i mean, in april 2022, this person then ran as mattie . person then ran as mattie. >> mattie. >> mattie. >> sorry, not michael. >> sorry, not michael. >> this was in april 22. >> this was in april 22. >> yeah. so mattie now wants to be called melissa. that's fine by me . i'll be called melissa. that's fine by me. i'll call him melissa. but for me to have to recognise him as a woman is intellectually and biologically daft. it's challenging the english language to the point where it becomes meaningless on how you communicate a there's no such thing as a man who has all his biological parts as a man becoming a woman. it just doesn't happen . doesn't happen. >> well, this person apparently reckons that they

it's melissa don, abc news, clarksville, tennessee. melissa thank you. >> the storm isn't quite over yet, so let's get the forecast details now from accuweather's jeff cornish jeff, good morning. >> good morning, rihanna and andrew, we've got a strong wind buffeting the coast in new england. gusts of 60 to 70mph into monday morning. power outages are a big concern in conjunction with that drenching rain, 2 to 4in for many up and down the coast. and look at the snow in the interior. that's a problem into the mountains as well. overall, many in the far interior will see 1 to 3in of snow. some will see 3 to 6in. and in the higher elevations of the catskills, adirondacks and beyond, 6 to 12in of snow. andrew and rhiannon, back to you. >> all right, jeff, thank you. the presidents of harvard and mit are facing growing pressure to resign over their remarks to congress on anti-semitism. university of pennsylvania president liz mcgill stepped down saturday after testifying at the same hearing. the presidents were criticized for failing to give

i'm melissa lee, coming you to at studio b from the nasdaq. we start off with the cover that may have just signaled the top to this year's a.i. boom. baron's lsaying nvidia is still undervalued. that even as shares have more than tripled this year, but since hitting an all-time high just two weeks ago, shares have pulled back 10%, and just today, nvidia fell more than 2.5%. alphabet, microsoft, the other big players in the a.i. race seeing bigger losses in the broader markets. so, is this the latest hot trend to suffer the cover story curse? will spending in the space justify this year's rally? and more to come, perhaps, as the bulls in a.i. will say. >> like being on the cover of "sports illustrated," the "madden" curse. nvidia stock closed on the day, 485, went north of $515, only to trade below 400 in the next couple months. same setup this time. traded right up to 485, krilted 500, here we are now. let's be clear, nvidia is an extraordinarily important company. we have said that. the stock is being rewarded in almost an obscene way in term

our guest is melissa homestead, english professor at the university of nebraska lincoln. watch c-span's encore presentation of books that shaped america weeknights at 9:00 eastern on c-span. or go to c-span.org/books that shaped america to view series and learn more about each book featured. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including cox. >> cooling debris syndrome is extremely rare. but friends don't have to be. when you are connected, you are not alone. >> cox sports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> new jersey democratic congressman andy kim talked with axios about his policy priorities for the second session of the 118 congress. >> i'm eugene scott, and i'm coming to you today from washington dc. i'll come to our audiences on facebook, youtube, x,, linkedin, and axios.com. join us on x, we will speak with newsmakers some capitol hill looking at what is driving the news and policy priorities that are top of mind headin

i'm melissa lee. on the desk tonight, tim seymour, karen finerman, guy adami, and guest trader rebecca patterson. and we're waiting for president biden to begin a news conference with ukrainian president zelenskyy. we'll go do that -- actually, we're going to stay right here, because we are expecting this to happen any moment now. we're just discussing before, the reaction when we started this war, when -- not we started, we started funding the war, the war started happening, oil went higher. if we knew the war was going to end tomorrow, what do you think the reaction would be, rebecca? >> i mean, a lot of it will depend on how the war ends tomorrow. let's just say funding winds down, there's some agreement between the two sides, i think knee-jerk, at least, you're going to see materials higher. literally picks and shovels, because there's a huge amount of reconstruction to happen. there's a big question in my mind who pays for that. >> karen? >> along the same lines, the knee-jerk reaction when we go

i'll let you start andrew, and then we'll go to melissa. i'm trying to foresee what a counter argument would be, if it seems both of the courts who have ruled on this case in colorado, including the colorado supreme court, agree the question of whether donald trump participated in and committed insurrection, that that's a closed question? >> well, there's going to be nobody better than my colleague at nyu on constitutional issues. she's precisely who rachel is talking about, about somebody who really knows the supreme court and can give you that analysis. i think what we're going to see from donald trump surprisingly is a kitchen sink. he had the kitchen sink approach in the colorado supreme court. he raised every single argument, whether something that was serious or whether it was frivolous and there was a huge litany of arguments, all of which were swatted away by the majority. what you said, a very lengthy, serious decision that we're still all going through. and i suspect that again will be the approach. there are, as i mentioned, ther

good to see you melissa. >> thanks, chris. and thanks to all of you at home at this 9:00 hour. >>> than >> i'm melissa murray in fr alex tonight. and then uses capitol police officer this police officer didn't he would make home he. was slammed against stone column injuring his headed back any watched as rioters wearing make america great again hats listened as he shouted racist slurs at him the actions of the mob on that a traumatized officer blasting gate so much that he still has flask flashbacks. but he still doesn't blame the rioters for what happened that january six he thinks of donald trump himself should be held accountable. >> seeing the timing of events and how things unfolded and to whip up, i mean to feed people incorrect narratives and then to have them come to the city at the time that they're gonna how to certify votes, and then to whip people up and say we're gonna go down pennsylvania avenue and as a president, to use the bully pulpit. >> the election villa jury -- stolen >> what does that mean? the president

melissa says those startling statistics only tell part of the story. she tells me. for many people who experience inconsistent housing situations, some of the hardest obstacles are the intangible ones. >> there's a misconception that people don't want to get jobs or or there's bad reps, and that's not necessarily the case. i think that anyone can could lose their home by the end of the event. >> the district says they were running out of almost everything . that's why reed says she hopes this year is just the beginning. >> we definitely need more events like this. we need more community partners. we need more donations because our families need more things. and this is not a want. these are needs in concord. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> emeryville tonight became the latest bay area city to approve the installation of license plate readers after a lengthy discussion tonight, the city council approved a plan to spend $50,000 on a 16 camera system during public comment. there was overwhelming support for it. actually, the only real debate was how many cameras shoul

melissa, what more are you learning about the investigation tonight? >> reporter: for the time being, czech authorities are being very tight-lipped about the identity of the victims, but we are learning more about what they found out through a search of this young man's home where they found his father killed. they believe that he was responsible for that. they also say that they found evidence that he was possibly linked to a double homicide committed last week just on the outskirts of prague. it involved the killing -- the murder of a man and a young child described as a baby. and that had had -- that was a case that had no leads in it. they now believe this young man may have been involved. but apart from that -- and again, that was the result of a search of his home after this terrible tragedy this afternoon at charles university in central prague. there was nothing to suggest this young man would go on the rampage. his firearms were owned legally. he had permits for them. he was an enrolled philosophy student, and he had no criminal record. so not

new york's upper west side is home to melissa rakiro, a working actor for the past six years. of america's 160,000 unionised actors currently on strike. the issue vexing her the most is how her real income has declined because of streaming. a few years ago, i had one line on an episode of fbi that runs on cbs, right? so every time that would air, i would get a cheque, i would get... ..you know, you could make a decent living. i think i made $10,000, $15,000 off one line, right, which is not bad. the same exact episode on netflix... in fact, i was in two episodes of a show on netflix, i probably made $700 in residuals. instead of working, nowadays melissa has a new routine, leaving her home and walking to her local subway station. this week, she travelled downtown to join a picket line outside netflix�*s offices in new york. a big concern of melissa's striking colleagues is the use of ai — artificial intelligence — in movie—making. background actors are a great example of this. background actors, what they want to do is they want to pay background actors a day rate, which is $1

melissa pérez noticias telemundo. >> gracias melissa, ya están preparando todo para el desfile de las sandra bonilla habló con ellos y nos explica lo que incluirán durante su caminata en este evento televisado a nivel mundial. >> vienen de la zona de zarcero, alajuela, costa rica, para ser parte de la edición 135 del mundialmente conocido desfile de las rosas. este próximo 1 de enero. y como nos dicen, no solo representan a los ticos, también a todos los latinos. >> así es esa es la única banda latina en esta edición. trae mucho peso sobre nosotros, pero también una emoción muy grande de poder mostrar no solamente la música costarricense, sino la música que involucra todos los que son latinos y juan luis guerra, marco antonio celis. cuántos no escuchamos esas canciones y las vamos a estar escuchando en vivo en el primer evento internacional del año. >> son más de 300 miembros los de esta banda municipal de zarcero y desde que supieron que vendrían a ser parte de este desfile, la preparación ha sido intensa. sí nos hemos estado preparando aproximadamente como desde hace año y medio, pe

y es que el matrimonio estaba separado desde abril y melissa se estaba quedando en la casa de sus padreso y dejando todas sus pertenencias, carteras, celular y llaves. mientras que creen se fueron en la camioneta de johnny richard soto, quien también está desaparecido. los regalos se quedaron debajo del árbol de navidad mientras que esperan que sus padres regresen a casa. claudia simonet noticiero telemundo 48. >> la aerolínea mexicana reinició sus operaciones, esto después de declararse en bancarrota en el año 2010. bueno, hace pocas horas despegó el primer vuelo entre ciudad de méxico y tulum. sin embargo, dicha empresa la administrará el ministerio de defensa a través de la agencia militar gough, la cual también gestiona otros aeropuertos, trenes, hoteles, lo cual, según el presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador, ayudará al desarrollo cultural y turístico de ese país. es el inicio, pero lo importante es que se rescata esta línea aérea de méxico. bajo esta nueva administración mexicana operará 14 rutas. además, el presidente obrador aseguró que al cederle la gestión a los militares bus

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, also about to run back to melissa, as such as the who face and a human has intensified their attacks, especially in the red sea region and seeing your ranking official was killed a close to the must cause. and iran has already said that it will take revenge. so a lot of incidences and, and people take them very seriously and they are worried. israel as military chief, has suggested that the war could last for many months. young philip, what are the implications of that as well? the future of the gaza is completely uncertain from united you media, terry, in perspective, the continued fighting, what obviously mean? even more human suffering, and we're already talking about a quarter of the population starving and guys that according to the new you and figures, and from the political perspective, there's also no plan inside the front of this. the natania was set. that is right here. so that's half what he calls the overall security responsibility of guys out for the foreseeable future. and she also spoke about the military's ation and complete the ready, cuz he's ation of the police and

and it hasn't gone away. >> melissa murray, jeffrey toobin, which have you both here.ciate it. >>> still to come, what if it works? what are the far-reaching notifications that melissa spoke of, if trump gets off a bunch of ballots. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ attention hearing loss sufferers! do you struggle to hear loved ones? do you have trouble keeping up with conversations? do you listen to tv on max volume? hearing loss affects your life. you miss out on important moments... you feel alone. start hearing better today with rca's all new, advanced hearing aids. these aren't cheap amplifiers that don't really work, and you'll never have to pay thousands again. the fda now allows us to bring true, high-quality hearing aids direct to you. through rca's hearing america program, you can get your choice of two, state-of-the-art, ultra-discrete hearing aids, listed at $1199.00, now for a special, introductory price, or pay as little as only $29 a month, with free shipping! they're affordable. they're not the cost people associate with hearing aids. my old-fashioned ones cost me $5

>> thank you, melissa., with shein, as soon as they started to get bigger, congress started to pay more attention to them. so, as they have grown, that scrutiny has intensifies and lawmakers are ramping it up. so, we spoke with conthe congressman out of missouri, and he told us he wants the s.e.c. to block the ipoa altogether, ad if they don't, he wants to introduce legislation that would actually ban them from going public in the u.s. or ban the import of their products into the u.s. so, this is going to be a major road block for shein if they're going to still move forward with this ipo. >> is there an actual securities law, a rule that he will cite in getting the s.e.c. or trying to get the s.e.c. to ban this? or is this just going to be a specific example, which doesn't seem like, you know, would make a great case, great foundation for a block. >> yeah, so they -- you know, congress has legislative authority on their side. they could write a bill that would try to get this passed. whether they would get

so, melissa, what more are you learning about the investigation now? >> for the time being, check authorities are being tightlipped about the identity of the victims. we are learning more about what they found out through a search of this young man's home where they found his father killed. they believe he was responsible for that. they also say they found evidence that he was possibly linked to a double homicide committed last week, just on the outskirts of prague, that involved the killing and the murder of a man and a young child described as a baby. that had been a case that had no leads, and they now believe that this young man may have been involved. but, apart from that, and again that was the result of a search in his home after this terrible tragedy this afternoon at charles university in central prague, there was nothing to suggest this young man would go on the rampage. his firearms were owned legally, he had permits for them, he was an enrolled philosophy student, and he had no criminal record. so, nothing to suggest he should have been kep

uh, call yourself melissa and then expect every body to buy into you being a woman . i'm sorry.a woman. i'm sorry. it'sjust not, you know, you're away with the fairies. if you think the general public buy into that, they just don't. >> that's an interesting away with the fairies or fitting wig. is simon right, peter? >> but why move away from the issue that melissa was rightly highlighting the under—representation of women in parliament? she was making the for case more women mps and instead of addressing that issue , rachel mclean chose to make a mockery of the way she looks and her gender identity . now, simon her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right . there her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right. there is an absolute distinction between women and trans women. they're not the same. one is based on chromosomal sex, the other is based on gender identity. they are different but equally valid. and i think we need to not confuse the two sex and gender identity are two different things, and my view is live and let live. >> paola, the kc , the cogs, um, >> pao

uh, call yourself melissa and then expect every body to buy into you being a woman . i'm sorry.a woman. i'm sorry. it'sjust not, you know, you're away with the fairies. if you think the general public buy into that, they just don't. >> that's an interesting away with the fairies or fitting wig. is simon right, peter? >> but why move away from the issue that melissa was rightly highlighting the under—representation of women in parliament? she was making the for case more women mps and instead of addressing that issue , rachel mclean chose to make a mockery of the way she looks and her gender identity . now, simon her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right . there her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right. there is an absolute distinction between women and trans women. they're not the same. one is based on chromosomal sex, the other is based on gender identity. they are different but equally valid. and i think we need to not confuse the two sex and gender identity are two different things, and my view is live and let live. >> paola, the kc , the cogs, um, >> pao

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melissa, what do we know? >> reporter: these three hostages had been seen coming out of a building just a dozen meters from idf soldiers were standing. they were shirtless, carrying white flags, and yet the shooting began. one soldier felt threatened, opened fire. two of them are believed to have died immediately. the third was wounded, headed back inside, despite a shout in hebrew, and the commander giving the order of a cease-fire. another burst of fire happened. it's unclear which killed the men. all three now dead, and those deaths are subject of an investigation by the idf, but some very damning details to ee allergic from that official who specified this was clearly in violation of the idf's rules of engagement. there was also, we understand, a building nearby with sos on it. unclear if this was linked to the three hostages. it maybe explained the officials had abandoned them and they were trying to get the attention of the idf forces. terrible new data involved. >> you heard melissa bell say the spokesp

thank you, melissa.abuela had alzheimer's and for a long time they just didn't address it. it wasn't addressed. they didn't look into it so she didn't get the information she needed. she didn't get the treatment she needed so i'm so glad we're talking about this here. >> whit: that early detection is so important. >> gio: that's what's so important. all right, stephanie. >> stephanie: glad we're paying attention to this disease. thank you, gio. thank you, melissa. >>> turning to travel in 2024 and the hot destinations around the world that you can find for pretty cool prices. pauline frommer is the editorial director of "frommer" and she is here with some of her top spots. welcome. >> thank you. >> stephanie: so you've put together this fabulous list of places to visit. >> yes. >> and you've got a spot that's perfect for families. it's right up my alley. >> well, national parks. what is better for families than our national parks and we are celebrating one that is celebrating its 100th anniversary. i'm t

melissa says those startling statistics only tell part of the story. she tells me. for many people who experience inconsistent housing situations, some of the hardest obstacles are the intangible ones. >> there's a misconception that people don't want to get jobs or or there's bad reps, and that's not necessarily the case. i think that anyone can could lose their home by the end of the event. >> the district says they were running out of almost everything . that's why reed says she hopes this year is just the beginning. >> we definitely need more events like this. we need more community partners. we need more donations because our families need more things. and this is not a want. these are needs in concord. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> emeryville tonight became the latest bay area city to approve the installation of license plate readers after a lengthy discussion tonight, the city council approved a plan to spend $50,000 on a 16 camera system during public comment. there was overwhelming support for it. actually, the only real debate was how many cameras shoul

melissa received, a b.a. in english from the university of wisconsin and has written for and published articles in multiple trade and commercial publications for more than two decades. she was a 2015 finalist for the jessie h. neill award for best portfolio, and she is a member of the professional photographers association. authors guild and center for civil war photography. when collect civil war photographs and ephemera with an emphasis on dead letter office images and union general john h. rawlins chief of staff to general ulysses s grant. so please join me in giving a warm shenandoah valley. welcome to melissa. will. write. thank you so much. i thank you, jonathan, so much for having me here and asking me to come talk to you. i'm excited to be here and i'm absolutely honored to be here and humbled because it is a very esteemed lineup of speakers. so i thank you very much for having me speak. i am going to talk to you today about some civil war photography and the power of portrait and its impact on the so

melissa received, a b.a. in english from the university of wisconsin and has written for and published articles in multiple trade and commercial publications for more than two decades. she was a 2015 finalist for the jessie h. neill award for best portfolio, and she is a member of the professional photographers association. authors guild and center for civil war photography. when collect civil war photographs and ephemera with an emphasis on dead letter office images and union general john h. rawlins chief of staff to general ulysses s grant. so please join me in giving a warm shenandoah valley. welcome to melissa. will. write. thank you so much. i thank you, jonathan, so much for having me here and asking me to come talk to you. i'm excited to be here and i'm absolutely honored to be here and humbled because it is a very esteemed lineup of speakers. so i thank you very much for having me speak. i am going to talk to you today about some civil war photography and the power of portrait and its impact on the so

now i want to get to cnn's melissa bell who is live in paris.the city looks beautiful tonight. how is it going there? >> reporter: it's just begun to rain here. but that doesn't seem to dampen the spirits of people here. an image to show you what's going on, we are expecting in just around an hour an amazing fireworks display as the french put on every year, you can see down there what the french like to call the most beautiful street in the world. there are a million people packed down there right now, waiting for this fireworks display to kick off, a great deal of excitement down there, people packed in, we've thad acrobatic displays, we've had deejays, you can hear them now. and despite that slight drizzle, a lot of excitement at the fact that this fireworks display is about to get going. of course, as you'd expect, 6,000 policemen and women in the french capital trying to keep the peace and make sure that things stay calm, and we've been watching those crowds, you know, it can get a little hectic down there, the pushing of the people, just t

melissa, i'd like to go to you first. jack smith making it clear in today's filing that trump wasted space in his opposition brief by arguing that the immunity merits need to be addressed when the only thing to decide is whether to take up the case in the first place. did he do a good enough job in his reply to recenter the arguments where they needed to be? >> i think so. the question is whether or not the court is going to sake certiorari in this case. they haven't granted cert in the case. of course, that's the real big-ticket item if this case is actually going to be heard by the supreme court. i think it's likely that it will, but again time is of the essence here and jack smith knows that. so i think he is streamlining, getting the court off the immunity issu which will be addressed when the court decides it's actually going to take the case. >> yeah, and, dave, we talked about the fact that trump loves to delay. i personally loved the citation which i'm calling the speed citation it to united states v. nixon in thi

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melissa, great to see you. former summary is a professor of law at nyu and an msnbc legal analyst.r me, thanks for watching. catch you back here next saturday and sunday morning from 10 am to noon eastern. also make sure to join me and monday and tuesday from 46 pm eastern. i'll be filling in for nicole walls on deadline: white house what she is on parental leave. stay right where you are, inside with jen psaki begins right now. the defendants for your service as commander-in-chief did not bestow on him the divine right of kings. those are the words of judge tanya chutkan in a scathing new filing about donald trump. in which she rejects his claim of presidential immunity in the federal case against him. the law firm of weissmann and -- is here to break it all down, and that's coming up first. plus, another

melissa bell, great to see you. thank you so much.oy it. >> all right, so it's already 2024 in abu dhabi. they're hosting a one-hour elaborate fireworks and drone display. an hour. it's going to go on for another 50 minutes or so and set to break four guinness world records. we'll show you more images when we come back. >>> new year, new laws. a slew of state and federal measures will take effect tomorrow, including california's ban on carrying a concealed firearm in sensitive places. this is despite a federal judge's prior ruling that the law's quote, repugnant to the second amendment. under the new law, people with permits would not be allowed to conceal carry in places like schools, parks, and hospitals. and a federal appeals court issued an administrative stay yesterday, placing a temporary hold on the lawsuit while litigation plays out. gun legislation, though, is not all that will be new next year. minimum wage nearly half of all states will boost minimum wage pay with others in july or september. and student loans, employers wi

and live now to paris where melissa bell is following the developments for us. melissa, what has been the reaction to that statement from an isreali spokesperson about the civilian casualty ratio? >> reporter: it probably brings questions fairly quickly about where it can be expected to end. not just in terms of of course the idf determination to root out hamas militant, but what it means for the civilian population of gaza, that that ratio should be accepted and acceptable, raises all kinds of questions for what happens next inside the gaza strip and this is something that the humanitarian agencies have been warning about for some many weeks. the latest on the ground that we're hearing is that there are aerial bombardments to the south of gaza now that the ground operations have been spread throughout. but the real aim we understand from the israeli defense minister who spoke to this only last night is that the operations that are kind of going on in the north of the gaza strip are aimed at entirely breaking gaza city and everything north of there. and that the