shame on governor mike dewine.ey gains that will be on our show in the 8:00 hour said this about governor dewine, she said governor mike dewine has vetoed hb68, a bill that would protect women sports and prevent child mutilation and governor dewine is a spineless coward that needs to be removed from office. i agree with riley. pete: agree. hope it does override that vee toe. sounds like they have the votes. riley joining us in about an hour and a half. rachel: a new report revealing that the chinese spy craft shot down back in february was using an american internet provider to communicate with beijing. this is headlines of america and according to the report, most messages were-and-a-half gigsal guidance and -- navigational guidance and the report revealed that the company initially denied the services being used by the spy craft. they were lied it. the disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried was convicted of defrauding investors out of billions of dollars last month. he's scheduled to be sentenced in march and he

>>f mike dewine is 76.o he doesn't have to worry about that.doesn't have to worry about his kids getting carved up as minors. so you got to follow the money,. which you're exactly right, but it's just if it is a 7030, did he get hoodwinked? does h he just have no courage? is he afraid of the backlash? i mean, the money thing is legit and all that, but what else? >> i mean, ultimately, you're the leader of a state where, you know, your voters agree with you on stopping agree something like this and you cave anyway. >> yeah. s so i guess the option number three is that he actually believes it. and that seems is that to be what the ohio house leader, one of the authors of the bill, seems to think, which is thatyo he actually thinks that if you don't cut out a girl's not, that she might be a risk of dying. but you know what?e studie the studies say exactly the opposite. people whoactly th are transgen, there was a study in europe have athere wan eight times higr suicide rate. that means that th e more that transgender ideology pervades our culture,

pete: ohio governor mike dewine vetoes a bill that would have banned transgender surgeries on minors in sports participation. he's a republican apparently. riley gains testified in favor of the act back in november and she is next. joey: welcome back. ohio governor mike dewine vote ago bill yesterday vetoing a bill yesterday that would ban gender reassignment treatment for minors otherwise known as mutilation and block trans athletes from participating in girls and women's sports otherwise known as common sense. >> i cannot sign this bill as is currently written. this bill would impact a very small number of ohio's children. but for those children who face gender dysphoria and for their families the consequences of this bill could not be more profound. parents have looked me in the eye and have told me that but for this treatment, their child would be dead. rachel: the next guest is authentic defender of women and true feminist if you want to use that word and she says that the governor is a coward. pete: joining us is the director to have riley gains sentedder leader of institute an

and with mike dewine, with republicans like that, who needs democrats?hter] turn now to a few additional headlines beginning with this one, police in arlington, texas, the are searching for a suspect who they say robbed and killed a woman after a following her. officers say the suspect trailed the unnamed victim from a nearby bank, robbed her and then ran her over with his car? the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. sad. >>> and new overnight, fire fighters putting out a massive fire outside of philadelphia. it's unclear how the fire started, but local reports say it started at a transmission shop. according to officials, there were several minor if explosions after the area went up in flames. they say no one was hurt, and firefighters are still investigating. >>> after a 500-pound black bear was discovered in a crawl space under a lake tahoe home, a local bear expert was able to get him out using a paintball gun to scare the bear. he joined us earlier about why a human being would do such a thing, and this is what he said

next tonight, ohio governor mike dewine breaking from his party, swr vetoing a bill that would blocknsgender athletes from sports, the governor basing his decision on meetings with doctors, parents, and transgender children. he says he agrees with some of the concerns but to suggest the government knows better than parents than what is medically best for a mild. >>> russia unleashing a massive barrage of missiles and drones targeting civilians in six major cities. here is marcus moore. >> reporter: the skies over ukraine were set ablaze, after russia unleashed a large et attack since the part of the full scale invasion, civilians seen running for their lives. at least 31 people killed and more than 100 injured. in dnipro, a mall in flames. this hospital where mothers were about to give birth left in ruins. crews rushed to save this man buried alive in kharkiv. russia launching more than 150 missiles and drones in a horrific day-long assault, striking six major cities, including the capitol. poland saying one russian mission entered their air space before disappearing from radar. pres

next tonight, ohio governor mike dewine breaking from his party, vetoing a republican bill that would block transgender athletes from women's sports, the governor saying while he agrees with some of the concerns, the government knows better than parents about what is medically best for a child. >>> we move on now to the war in ukraine. russia unleashing its largest attack today since the fight willing began nearly two years ago, the massive barrage of missiles and simultaneo simultaneously. here is marcus moore. >> reporter: the skies over ukraine were set ablaze, after russia unleashed a large et attack since the part of the full scale invasion, civilians seen running for their lives. at least 31 people killed and more than 100 injured. in dnipro, a mall in flames. this maternity hospital where mothers were about to give birth, left in ruins. in odesa, a residential building engulfed, flames and smoke rising into the air. crews rushed to save this man buried alive in kharkiv. russia launching more than 150 missiles and drones in a horrific day-long assault, striking six major cities,

today, ohio governor mike dewine vetoed a bill that would have banned transgender athletes from participatingirls' and women's sports. the bill would also have banned gender-affirming care for minors. dewine, a republican, said the measure would have affected a small number of children, but for them, "the consequences of this bill could not be more profound." as we welcome in a new year, that means new laws, including some that will impact your pocketbook. california is leading the way, increasing its minimum wage, especially for those in the health care and fast food industries. cbs's carter evans takes a look at the impact on workers, businesses, and inflation. >> reporter: as a delivery driver for pizza hut, marcello sandoval was one of 10 million americans looking forward to a raise in 2024. he qualified for california's new $20 an hour minimum wage for certain food service workers. >> who wouldn't mind getting an extra $4 increase in their pay? >> reporter: 25 states and dozens of municipalities across the country are planning minimum wage increases in 2024. one as high as $20.29 an hour

ohio governor mike dewine vetoed a bill that would have banned gender affirming care for minors and blocked men playing in women's sports. here his decision. >> i would be saying that the state, that the government knows better what is medically best for a child than the two people who love that child the most, the parents. >> was that a surprise at all? >> i thought it was a really interesting decision. more interesting was governor dewine's explanation. obviously, you heard about how this should be the choice of the parents and doctors as well. he also noted that his decision on vetoing this ban was really about protecting human life. that while it affects a very small percentage of children in ohio, but the children it would affect, it would have massive cons the he framed it as a matter of protecting human life. i thought his explanation was really interesting. of course, there is a super majority of republicans in the legislature. this could be the legislature could certainly overturn that veto of governor dewine. you're starting to hear some criticism from the campaign trail from rama

that >>> now to some of the other headlines we're watching this hour, ohio governor mike dewine vetoing a bill banning gender affirming bills for minors. he said that signing the bill would be saying that the state knows whether it is medically better for a child and for parents. this bill sought to prohibit treatment for trans and non-barry ngaire use including -- ohio lawmakers passed house bill 68 just before the holiday break. the veto came just after 20 states path against gender-affirming care for minors. a historic milestone. laureate cosmetics heiress is now the first woman worth 100 billion dollars. francois bin fort myers was already the richest woman in the world. bloomberg's billionaire index reports her fortune crossed the 100 billion dollar mark thanks to arise and l'orÉal stop that hit a record rise on thursday. l'orÉal, the world's largest cosmetics company, owns many brands from land comb, maybelline, and others. >> also, a stunning nighttime lift off from nasa's kennedy space center. space axes falcon heavy rocket returning to orbit now with a secret u.s. military spac

. >>> mike dewine struck down a bill today that would have banned gender affirming care for minors. it could override the veto. more than states have enacted similar bans. and check out the wild landing of an american airlines flight. high winds and rain across the uk grounded flights and halted ferries. this was hit with a strong crosswind but it eventually landed safely with no injuries reported, frank. >> i like a nice, smooth landing. hopefully them got something for that. >> a $5 voucher for the food court. >> silvana henao back at cnpc headquarters. a big comeback for one name making it the best performing tech stock coming up on "halftime." you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risk

the republican governor in that state, mike dewine, he broke the republican legislature in his state and vetoed a bill that would have banned minors in the state from receiving gender affirming care. prohibited, transgender athletes are barred from taking part in high school sports. miguel is covering this story. miguel, what is the justification that the republican governor offered for vetoing this bill from his republican state legislature? >> reporter: given the shape of this across the country, it is very clear that i just americans, but republicans are torn on this issue. the republican governor driving home the point that this is between parents and their children, and not about government mandates on healthcare. saying that this bill not only prohibited things like, certainly surgery or hormone therapy, but it also prohibited therapy, mental health care for some of these kids who might need it. also, the governor really digging in on the facts on transgender care, making the point, look, three quarters of kids who seek mental health counseling, if they are transgender or non-b

governor mike dewine determined the bill would impact a small number of children and would create circumstancesrrules medical decision made by both parents and physicians. and a live look at times square from earth cam. one of the big stories there tonight, new year's eve organizers test out the confetti drop according to the times square alliance, more than one ton of confetti will be dropped. some pieces will include wishes from people around the world for what they are hopeful for in the new year. and that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." and we'll be right back. ♪ when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly

cooks former ncaa swimmer rightly gains with a fierce rebuke of ohio governor mike dewine.blican governor to veto a bill that would band gender affirmation surgeries for minors. dwayne said he spoke with the parents of transgender kids and visited hospitals but he feels families, not the government should make healthcare decisions the bill would have band biological males from competing in women's sports leagues. >> members of congress are gearing up for a fight in the new year as a 2024 campaign cycle begins the paired republicans thoroughly hold a rm two-seat majority in the house. a poor showing in november could tip control back to democrats. senior congressional has a purview of the battle of the power of the house. >> house control is the undercard to the presidential election. that does not mean it won't be a street brawl. for than three dozen house members are resigning, retiring or seeking other office. two thirds of them are democrats republicans are defending 18 house seized was present by the one upon the seat held by nebraska don bacon mr. biden on the district

ohio's republican governor mike dewine vetoing a bill passed by his own party that would want ban gender-affirminghe says it suggests the governments know better than parents. the bill would ban transgender athletes' participation in girls and women's sports. >> gio: a new recall alert for a toy that may pose a choking and injury risk. at issue are thousands of high-powered magnetic balls sold through walmart. the relax 5 millimeter science kit features more than 200 multicolored balls. the safety commission says it exceeds standards. products for magnetic strength and could clump together to block parts of the digestive system. there have been no injuries reported, thank goodness. >> stephanie: and save the date. weddings in las vegas could break a record tomorrow. that's because new year's eve date, 12/31/23 makes the pattern 1-2-3-1-2-3. >> whit: oh. >> stephanie: had you noticed that. >> gio: that's cool. >> whit: it took me a minute. i was told there would be no math. now i got it. >> stephanie: specialty dates are traditionally a big draw for brides and grooms since the date lands on a holid

well, republican ohio governor mike dewine is going up against his own party and vetoing a measure that would have banned gender, gender affirming care for minors. however, he also simultaneously announced plans to move administratively banned transgender surgeries until a person is 18 years of age and to position the state to better regulate and track gender affirming treatments in both children and adults. dewine said he hoped the hybrid approach could win the support of legislative republicans, who immediately signaled their considering a veto override. dewine added he hoped his proposal will serve as a national model to states as gender affirming care restrictions enacted across the country in recent years are now facing lawsuits. >> while there are rare times in the law in other circumstances where the state overrules the medical decision made by the parents, i can think of no example where this is done, where it is not only against the decision of the parents, but also against the medical judgment of the treating physician and against the judgment of the treating team of medical e

ohio's republican governor mike dewine has vetoed a measure that would have banned gender-affirming careors, and barred transgender athletes from taking part in girls' sports. dewine said decisions about transgender healthcare should be made by parents and doctors, not by the state. republican lawmakers hold a supermajority in the state's legislature and can override his veto. and on wall street, stocks gave up more ground on this final trading day of the year. the dow jones industrial average lost 20 points to close at 37,689. the nasdaq fell 84 points. the s&p 500 shed 13. still to come on "the newshour" -- david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. we look at the surprising resilience of the u.s. economy in 2023 and how it upended expectations of a recession. new research uncovers a link and between a certain hormone and severe morning sickness during pregnancy. plus, from wars to natural disasters to our political and cultural divisions, we look at 2023 through images. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west f

ohio's republican governor mike dewine vetoing a bill passed by his own party that would ban gender-affirmingansgendered minors. dewine saying, the bill suggests the government knows better than parents about what is medically best for their child. the bill also would ban transgender athletes' participation in girls and women's sports. >> gio: an urgent manhunt in colorado for a mother accused of killing two of her children. colorado springs police responded to kimberlee singler's home last week where they found a 9-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy dead. singler and her 11-year-old daughter were hurt and rushed to the hospital. singler was allowed to leave the hospital, because she was not considered a suspect at the time. she's set to face murder and attempted murder charges. >> stephanie: and to sports. the detroit pistons need to bank a win tonight to snap a record-breaking losing streak. destroy now ties the record with 28 losses in a row. tonight, the team faces off against the toronto raptors. it is a must win for detroit. one more loss, guys, and the team will clinch the league's all

republican mike dewine broke from members of his party who championed this legislation.he measure would have banned gender affirming care for minors. it would also have prevented transgender athletes from taking part in girls and women's sports. >> therefore, i cannot sign this bill as it is currently written. and just a few minutes ago, i vetoed the bill. >> and at a news conference today, the governor said he sought out families of transgender youth and medical experts, as well as supporters of the legislation. before he reached his decision. >> food banks usually raise the most funds during the holidays, however, this season they're behind, still needing to raise $4.5 million before year end. alameda county community food bank executive director reggie young joins us today to share how we can all help reggie, it's nice to see you. happy holidays. >> happy holidays to you as well . >> look, i know you give out a lot of meals, especially during this time of year. can you give us a sense for how many people you're serving and how much you're giving out? >> yeah. so the r

and governor mike dewine. the governor is drawing the ire of some of his fellow republicans.e right thing. on friday, he vetoed a bill that would have been transgender minors from getting related health care. and restricted transgender girls precipitation in sports. governor dewine's veto prevents ohio from joining 22 states with laws on the books that impact whether or not young people can get the gender affirming care they need and deserve. governor dewine says these are choices that should be made by the government. >> these are gut-wrenching decisions that should be made by parents. and should be informed by teams of doctors who are advising them. these are parents who have watched their child suffer, sometimes for years. and who have real concerns that their child may not survive to reach adulthood. >> both donald trump and ron desantis slammed the decision, and urge the republican dominated ohio general assembly to overturn the veto. they need a three fifths majority vote to do just that. we'll keep you posted on these developments. coming up next, folks, another republ

io governor mike dewine has vetoed a bill banning transgender minors from receiving gender affirmingould prevent transgender girls from taking part in girls and women's' sports -- and women's sports. governor to one stated "this is about protecting human life. according to abc news, the bill could still go to effect if 60% of the state legislature votes to override the governor's veto. read more at columbus dispatch dot com. ♪ announcer: this week, watch washington journal's special holiday authors week series featuring live segments each morning with a new writer. saturday morning, psychologist and former pennsylvania republican congressman tim murphy, with his book. watch washington journal live saturday morning starting at 7 a.m. eastern with our special holiday authors week series on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including midco. ♪ >> ♪ no one can do it like we do ♪ ♪ announcer: midco supports c-span as a public service, along with th

. >> that was ohio's republican governor mike dewine explaining why he vetoed a bill that would haveminors and transgender girl's participation on sports teams. dewine's street so one of those things that might just make sense to you and me, but it is an unfortunately rare move from a republican governor as bans on gender affirming care have swept theountry over the last few 22 states have laws on the books that impact whether or not young people get the gender affirming care that they need. the ohio general assembly, which is controlled by a republican super majority, can override governor dewine's veto with a three-fifths majority vote. we'll make sure to keep an eye on ohio for you. coming up in the next hour of "deadline white house" trump attorney ken chesebro has flipped, and he has got a lot to say about donald trump's efforts to overturn the election. the latest revelations involving a senator, a congressman, and a mail delay. that story right after a quick break. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dyin

. >> that was ohio's republican governor, mike dewine, expanding what he vetoed a bill that would havetioning care for minors and transgender girls participation on school sports team. the winds vito is one of those things that might make sense to you and me, but it is and unfortunately rare move from a republican governor, as bans on gender affirming care has swept ther the last few years. 22 states have laws on the books that impa not young people get the gender affirming care that they need. the ohio general assembly, controlled by a republican super majority, can override governor dewine's veto with a three fifths majority vote. we'll be dick keeping an eye on a high of four. you coming up next hour, at that time at the white house, trump attorney kenneth chesebro has flipped, and he's got a lot to say about donald trump's efforts to overturn the election. the latest revelations involving a senator, a congressman and a male delay. that story, right after a quick break. , ter a quic break. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i sta