sondra mosey and the families of katherine johnson, dr. kristin darden, mary jackson and dorothy von. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson. speaker of the united states house of representatives thank you all for here. my colleagues in congress, administrator nelson ambassador greenfield, ms. shetterly, our distinguished guests, and to dr. christine darden, watching at her home in connecticut as speaker of the house. i have the great privilege of welcoming you to the capitol, the congressional gold medal is the highest honor. the congress bestow upon any group or and we give it to show our national appreciation for the achievements and contributions of great americans. today, pursuant to h.r. 1396, we have the great pleasure of finally awarding medal to the hidden figures figures. as you all know, this has been a long time coming. it was now, many decades after these began working for our nation's space agencies, that we finally to do appropriate honor for their work. you know, these names. well, katherine johnson, dorothy vaugh

sondra mosey and the families of katherine johnson, dr. kristin darden, mary jackson and dorothy von. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson. speaker of the united states house of representatives thank you all for here. my colleagues in congress, administrator nelson ambassador greenfield, ms. shetterly, our distinguished guests, and to dr. christine darden, watching at her home in connecticut as speaker of the house. i have the great privilege of welcoming you to the capitol, the congressional gold medal is the highest honor. the congress bestow upon any group or and we give it to show our national appreciation for the achievements and contributions of great americans. today, pursuant to h.r. 1396, we have the great pleasure of finally awarding medal to the hidden figures figures. as you all know, this has been a long time coming. it was now, many decades after these began working for our nation's space agencies, that we finally to do appropriate honor for their work. you know, these names. well, katherine johnson, dorothy vaugh

katherine's work is no longer hidden by the shadows of the men katherine's story, i'm also inspired, i got to meet her, i am inspired by her kindness and humility. i have no doubt jo generations little girls who also inspired to reach the stars will draw strength and encouragement from this legacy. katherine's work is no longer ne hidden by the shadows of the man she put on the moon and i am so excited about the artemis journey for our first woman and she will forever be a star in the mountain state and across the country. i will end with this. when katherine's daughters were growing up, she would ask them when they came home from school , what did you learn today? so, today, at the end of this day, may we all say we learned a lot about these remarkable women who exemplify the best of what humanity can offer. hidden no more. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable united states senator from delaware, christopher coons. >> good afternoon. it is such a blessing to be with you here in emancipation home. to have a moment to thank and recognize everyone who played a role in maki

chris and katherine are about to have a baby.k happy birthday to my sister! >> yes. >> holla! happy birthday. i just wanted to shout her out. >> we love you, hala. >> mr. roker? >> it's become winter overnight. >> just fall like. very fall. this is not winter yet. >> feels wintry. >> feels kind of wintry to me. >> this is nothing! in the meantime, let's show you what we've got going on. a chilly start on friday, in the east, gulf sunshine down south. we're looking at a snow and windy conditions through the rockies. a flood threat through the southwest on saturday. sunny skies throughout much of the rest of the country. and sunday, sunday! we've got a gorgeous day up and down the east coast, nice and warm in the midwest. snow showers hanging around good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today it will start to become a little bit more windy going into the afternoon, but we are getting ready for some very critically dry conditions and high winds during the overnight hours. the fire danger continues into the next couple

trade representative katherine tai speaking with stephanie flanders . let's look at how u.s.es look right now. we are keeping an eye on the markets, as we saw that gangbusters performance from tesla. u.s. futures looking like it will be a positive open, up .20%. the dollar, 1259, under site pressure, down by .10% in terms of the rusty. taking a look at treasuries, the bond market has been repricing 10 year yields at 4.20 six, the highest since july and a repricing in terms of expectations and what it will do in terms of rate cuts. it may not be as much as once anticipated. 10 year yields, 4.2256. before we go, a look at our guests tomorrow. we will get insights on latest investment strategies with aquamarine capital founder and ceo, plus, the ceo of the national stock exchange of india joins us to talk about what is next after a record listing this week. also ahead, episode two of momentum. i had to seoul to see how korean culture is inspiring a new wave and architecture. that is it for "insight." keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ i have one. i'd be so lost without m

christine darden, to the families of dorothy vaughn, katherine johnson, dr.rator nelson, margo lee, and andrea mosley, speaker johnson, -- senator coons , senator oh, congressman luken's and all of those assembled. it is a high honor and a distinct privilege to join you all today as we recognize these four extraordinary women. let me begin by acknowledging the contributions and leadership of the late, great congresswoman eddie bernice johnson. whose legislation brought us to this moment. this gold medal ceremony celebrates the heroic contributions of four pioneering patriotic and powerful engineers , mathematicians, researchers and other women who stand on their soldiers -- shoulders, whose collective intellect, ingenuity and innovation helped america orbit the earth and land a man on the moon. accelerating the pace of space exploration and aiding our nation's tryouts in the space race. in 1961, president john f. kennedy famously declared, we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.

mary katherine gallagher mary katherine gallagher, it's so nice to meet you.is a very important dinner, and it's an important tradition that i'm so proud to be a part of. sometimes when i get nervous, i stick my fingers under my arms and i smell them like that. i'm giving a speech. do you have some thoughts about what i might say tonight? it's time for a woman, bro. don't forget to say superstar. thank you, mary katherine. thank you mama la. well, that was timely. does anybody born after 1980 even know what the hell that was? but surprisingly, the emcee of the evening, jim gaffigan, who also plays tim waltz on snl, didn't let the dems off the hook. president biden couldn't be here tonight. the dnc made sure of that. you know, this event has been referred to as the catholic met gala. 22% of americans identify as catholic catholics will be a key demographic in every battleground state. i'm sorry. why is vice president harris not here? the democrats have been telling us trump, trump's reelection is a threat to democracy. in fact, they were so concerned of this th

i thought her video with mary katherine words pretty funny.on't know whose idea that was, probably why i thought the video was funny. i'm not sure how it went in the room, but they played that video before the former president spoke. that was the context all right. both us and israeli officials are praising the killing of hamas leader yahar sinwar by israel. i ahead, what this means for the war in gaza. we're live in tel aviv and we also expect to hear from president biden live this morning, we're watching for that class with just 18 days left, polling showing a wide gender divide between the two presidential candidates will dig into it working folks in heavily red areas that are getting together with other women at coffee shops without their husbands know joining for example, and starting to have those conversations nine on cnn like a relentless we'd moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back start to break away from the scene with term via with rapid relief at for weeks trump via blocks, a key source of inflammation

catherine, katherine forster.earth has said, darren, what on earth is the envoy for nations and regions? i can't remember who held this position before as i understand it. catherine no one has. much more junior role, isn't it, than the chief of that she has now vacated. i think, to be honest, this is about face saving because the situation in number 10 has become, frankly , 10 has become, frankly, untenable. we've seen in the last three months that sir keir starmer, with this huge majority that he's got, there's been a number of unforced errors. there's the ongoing scandal around donations , freebies, lord around donations, freebies, lord alli and more coming at a time of cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners. and there's a sort of dysfunction that's been going on at the heart of the number 10 operation, a bit of a turf war between several key players. sue gray being one of them now. sir keir starmer raised a lot of people's eyebrows when he appointed her as chief of staff because she was a long time veteran

. >> mary katherine. >> tell me something, i'm giving a speech thoughts about what i might say tonight>> that with be best expressed in a monologue for one of my favorite made for tv series. >> okay. let's hear it. >> don't you see man? we need a woman to represent us. a woman brings more heart, more compassion. and think how mart she must be to become a top contender in a field dominated by men. does it bother you that that trump guy insults you all the time it bothers my friends and me. >> mary katherine it's very important to always remember you should never let anyone tell you who you are. >> haters gonna hate hate hate shake it off. >> shake it off. >> shake it off. >> sean: oh, boy, last night's host comedian jim gaffigan seemed surprised at the audience reaction to kamala's master piece. take a look. >> i don't even know what that noise you're making is. >> sean: here with reaction, he's the host of fox news saturday night, jimmy failla. i thought the comedian was great. i thought he did a great job and trump was, you know, rip-roaring funny through that. and i thought whatever

but following his speech, our political correspondent katherine forster challenged the prime ministerthe cost of the transition to that so—called green and clean energy . green and clean energy. >> with renewable energy, you get lower energy costs for good, not just for one winter, not, you know , capping for a few you know, capping for a few months in necessary circumstances, but lower energy bills for good because renewables are cheaper than fossil fuels. that is really important. you get independence and security by doing renewables here in britain. you're not relying on the international market. and therefore, even if there are international conflicts that affect the price of energy , we would have our own of energy, we would have our own supply, which is independent. and of course , what you get is and of course, what you get is the next generation of jobs . the next generation of jobs. >> the prime minister there , >> the prime minister there, speaking earlier to our political correspondent , well, political correspondent, well, turning to the middle east, the uk is sending anot

and they were like, "that's mary katherine gallagher." it was, like, in the morning. name." and then they analyze the whole movie. like, "your grandmother in the movie, she's not playing." and they just broke the whole thing down. "she wants to be a star." and i was like, "yes." but it was, like, early in the morning. but i will always pose with people if they want to do "superstar" or -- i do it. i do it at the airports. i don't mind. >> seth: you've got to do it. >> i'm like, i love it. i never get sick of it. >> seth: here you were with the gang. everybody went -- they were like, "we'll do it all." look at that. >> yep, yep. [ laughter ] >> seth: mary katherine. what a delight to see you. molly shannon, everyone. season finale of "only murders in the building" streams tomorrow on hulu. stick around. we'll be right back with brooks wheelan. we'll be right back with brooks wheelan. [ cheers and applause ] arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone with severe allergic r the mos

. >> ella es katherine zorayda, una de las diseÑadoras de joyas mÁs conocidas en reino unido.obÚ. >> mother was getting off a bus and she said to this lady. can you look after my baby? really go? get my bags and sadly. she never came back pasÓ por un orfanato de donde fue adoptada por una pareja escocia, que en aquel tiempo vivÍa en estados unidos. >> aquÍ estuvieron por varios aÑos hasta regresar a europa. sus papÁs nunca le escondieron sus raÍces y la animaron a un dÍa volver a bogotÁ. a los 27 aÑos lo hizo. >> i just remember the landing in the plane and just bursting into tears because it just felt so good hearing the language and the food and my gosh having empanadas and tambiÉn regresÓ al orfanato donde viviÓ y a la parada de autobÚs donde su vida cambiÓ. >> hoy dice que no juzga a su madre, ya que no conoce sus motivos. >> if you ever was in touch, not that i do expect here. but i would never not let her in my life. i would love to just embrace her and thank her for everything that she did because if that that path. i wouldn't be here. >> los retos que ha enfrentado la

we'll have more coming up on kron. 4 news. >> and 10 11, katherine graham, back to sounds good. thank you, dan. now to a mom in tennessee came face to face with that big bear who was in her kitchen. she says after cooking some food, she opened the door like you do to let some smoke out. and after everyone in the family kind of walked away for a little mom came back to see the bear at the dinner table. driving some food to go. >> outside and it had to peanut butter. and it also had a jail east and that we had left out and we look at the table and it had eaten my son's break. this. >> looks like he's a skip guy. the mom says she used the advice he's heard on the news like if you see one of these animals, make yourself look big and intimidating. and to get rid of the bear. she says she did that. bear was actually kind of nice, just mosey on its way in. what about its business? yeah. just want something to eat. >> all right. to another powerball drawing tonight. the jackpot is worth more than 450 million dollars. somebody in southern california did match 5 numbers. the last strong m

mary katherine gallagher. mary katherine gallagher. tonight is one of the biggest dinners. next to the last supper. it is a very important dinner. and it's an important tradition that i'm so proud to be a part of. sometimes when i get nervous, i stick my fingers under my arms, and i smell them like that. but that's gross. is there anything that you think that maybe i shouldn't bring up tonight? well, don't lie. thou shalt not bear false witness to thy neighbor. indeed. especially thy neighbor's election results. don't worry. if you make a mistake. catholic people are very forgiving. yeah. and also, one last thing i want to tell you. don't forget to say superstar. i mean, do you find that funny? some may co-opt a term of the left and just call it weird. trump, on the other hand, showed up. he brought his best jokes with him. i was shocked when i heard that kamala was skipping the al smith dinner. i'd really hope that she would come because we can't get enough of hearing her beautiful laugh. she laughs like crazy instead of attending. tonight she's in michigan receiving commu

oh, mary katherine, it's very important to always remember. you should never let anyone tell you who you are. you tell them who you are. haters gonna hate, hate, hate. shake it off, shake it off, shake it off, shake it off. oh, boy. last night's host, comedian jim gaffigan, seemed pretty surprised by the audience's reaction to kamala's masterpiece. take a look. i don't even know what that noise you're making is. here with reaction. he's the host of fox news saturday night. jimmy failla. i thought i thought the comedian was great. i thought he did a great job. and trump was, you know, rip roaring funny through that. what did you think? and i thought that whatever that thing was was awful. gaffigan was great. trump was great. what gaffigan heard because he said, i don't understand what that noise was, is when kamala's video ended, the bomb dog started barking because they thought that was a bomb that had gone off in the room. i mean, that was horrible. and two things. she bombed. oh. totally bombed. okay. i believe hamas called in and took respo

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>> well, that's exactly whether katherine hair dhsage.d through a time line that would be consistent with cbs doing that. there was an interview with president trump in 2020 that they released the full transcript. i think she's right, a matter of journalistic practice and news worthiness to do this. maria: is there politics driving things as well here? i mean, we know the fbi has compcompletely b become politic, the doj with vows to end voter id. what is going on with the fcc. they're allowing a nonprofit group funded by george soros to take control of a radio giant after the company went bankrupt, odyssey, weeks before the presidential election. how is he able to take over all these radio stations right before the election, the deal gives the soros family control of 200 radio stations, plus. more than 200. >> this is really concerning. this decision by the commission is unprecedented. we've never at the agency level adopted a fast track to approve this. we have rules on the book that would have required the soros backed entity to go thro

well, katherine forster, thank you so much for joining katherine forster, thank you so much forjoiningh for joining us and talking through those two issues. >> it does make me think, does it have to be personal to the prime minister for him to make sure that we, you know, continue with sovereignty over a territory? >> yeah. can't you sort of hold it in the abstract, slightly worrying. >> anyway, this is good afternoon britain on gb news. we've got lots more coming up on today's show. top labour politicians have been accused of pressing police to give taylor swift a royalty style blue light escort to stadium. is that right use of our limited resources? more on welcome back. you're watching listening to good afternoon britain. it is now 150 and top labour politicians, including home secretary yvette cooper and the london mayor, sadiq khan, are being heavily criticised for allegedly pressuring the police to provide a royal style vip escort for taylor swift's wembley concerts. >> this convoy typically reserved for royalty or high ranking officials, was granted despite police concerns over

stay there, please, mary katherine. back to you in just a moment.ke about the port if strikes while touring damage from if helene. >> this natural disaster is incredibly consequential. the last thing we need on top of the that is a manmade disaster, what's going on at the ports. we're getting pushback already, and we're hearing from the folks that they're having trouble getting product, they need because of the port strike. stuart: if it's a manmade if disaster, why doesn't he step? in kamala harris praised dock workers. she supports the strike. she says it's all about fairness, and she went after trump saying he wants to, quote, take us back to a time before workers had the freedom to organize. bit of a stretch. adam johnson with me this morning. >> sir. stuart: i have the believe that they will step in as the shortages develop and the supply chain gets crimped right before the the election. i think they're going to step in. >> the white house has the to step in, and i'll tell you why. the selfishness of the port workers is staggering. they already

katherine graham took on the nixon administration.lished, you know, a bernstein and woodward. she was so brave, and that is a kind of bravery that mainstream media needs, you know, to speak truth to power. jeff bezos had an opportunity to speak truth to power, and he declined. i think -- don't listen to me. listen to marty baron, the previous editor in chief who has a lot to say about it and has given a lot of interviews. it's just, this is a moment when we need bravery, when we need people to stand up. and again, timothy schneider, the very smart academic from yale, talks about the idea that if you are facing authoritarianism, the absolute worst thing that you can do is obey. so there we are. >> okay. i hope to see you guys next weekend. come back next sunday, because it's going to be a big day. thank you. >>> you might have missed it. donald trump told joe rogan about his rivals and north korea dictator kim jong-un. stay tuned. [clears throat] sounds like you need to vaporize that sore throat. vapocool drops? it's sore throat relief

while following his speech, our political correspondent katherine forster challenged the prime minister the costs with renewable energy, you get lower energy costs for good, not just for one winter, not, you know , capping for a few months know, capping for a few months in necessary circumstances, but lower energy bills for good because renewables are cheaper than fossil fuels. >> that is really important. you get independence and security by doing renewables here in britain. you're not relying on the international market. and therefore, even if there are international conflicts that affect the price of energy, we would have our own supply, which is independent. and of course , is independent. and of course, what you get is the next generation of jobs . generation of jobs. >> in other news, the foreign secretary has confirmed a third government chartered flight for british evacuees has now left lebanon. it follows a night of huge, further huge blasts in beirut , and huge, further huge blasts in beirut, and this is the moment giant explosions were seen near the airport . giant explosions

mary katherine, does this all come down to voter turnout? if. >> yeah.oing to be that pundit with unhelpful information. this really does hook like a jump ball, doesn't it? [laughter] the the fact is, this is very, very close. and the problem for kamala harris is that the trump is sort of with the mcdonald's thing, with the garbage truck thing, he is embodying in the president trump from the first term, he is embodying, to me, the guy who was in home alone 2, the guy when was a cameo, the fun, endearing version of trump, a little self-depracating as you saw in that speech last night talking about how he looked thinner in his garbageman vest, so he went ahead and wore it. those moments, i think, are humanizing for guy who's been demonized so aggressively for nine year, you wouldn't think you could breakthrough with something like this. when democrat cras say you should be super scared of this guy and he shows up in a vest in a garbage truck enjoying himself, he doesn't look scare -- scary. stuart: what a contrast. mary katherine, thanks for being with us

now, there is penalties and so on for disrupting union organizing and katherine tai has imposed fines on some of these countries. i think you have not seen its ability to stop the outflow of jobs. this is the nafta 2.0 as it is sometimes called, the usmca. host: let's hear from kurt in pennsylvania on the line for independents. caller: good morning, tammy and dan. guest: hi. caller: you've talked very little about the usmca and the fact that trump was the only president to renegotiate this destructive nafta as you deemed it to be. bill clinton, one of the most destructive things he did was allow china into the wto. that was the beginning of the destruction of america, i think more so than nafta. how about the usmca, how about giving trump a little credit? he was the only president to renegotiate and try to dampen the destructive impact of nafta. guest: it's a good question. when you look at the agreement, there was an effort to talk a little bit about it. he's a subject in one of my articles about nafta in 2020 in the new yorker. i do think that it was not significant, a lot of the pe

gb news political correspondent katherine forster joins me now.oing to be taking on? sounds to me like a made up role. has anybody ever held that position before? >> that's an excellent question. i would hazard a guess that this is a role that has been found for her. and it's about saving face, isn't it? because clearly, as chief of staff, that's an incredibly powerful position. she's not got that job. so the role that she's now taking is the prime minister's envoy for the prime minister's envoy for the regions and nations. so working with the mayors, with the devolved administrations, of course, she does have a lot of experience in northern ireland in particular, but make no mistake, it's a big demotion. and basically it's because downing street, the operation at the heart of government, has not been working as it should. and for those that think it's a very sort of niche westminster thing , sort of niche westminster thing, and the reason that it matters is because keir starmer, labour have only been in power three months and we have all seen the

. >> i'm sorry, mary katherine gallagher. tonight is a dinner like the last supper. >> it is an important dinner, an important tradition i am proud to be part of. >> when i am nervous, i put my fingers under my arms and go like that. >> is there anything you think i shouldn't bring up tonight? >> well, don't lie. thou shall not bear false witness to thy neighbor. >> indeed, especially thy neighbor's election results. >> don't worry if you make a mistake, catholic people are very forgiving. and one last thing, don't forget to say superstar. >> do you find that funny? some may call it weird. trump on the other hand showed up, and brought his best jokes with him. >> i was shocked when i heard kamala was skipping the al smith dinner. i hoped she would come because we can't get enough of hearing her beautiful laugh. she laughs like crazy. instead of attending tonight, she's in michigan receiving communion from gretchen whitmer. that's not a pretty sight. unfortunately governor walz isn't here himself. he will say that he was. if d

we all know the childcare struggle is real and my beautiful wife katherine is here as well. thank you, honey for everything. i promised i wouldn't embarrass her so i'm going to keep it moving. i want to thank another family in my life. that is the d.c. central kitchen family. this book is in many ways an oral history of remembrances of so many histories of the kitchen. my name is on our near the book, it is your story. friends, champions, advocates, policymakers. your invites, your story really is the story of d.c. central kitchen. we're not big on hierarchy, but that is the bottom, but what i found here was something i could not -- i couldn't shake, and believe me i tried to finish that damn doctoral degree. i did. but what i found was the one story that's ever resonated with me. an improbably, imperfect protagonist, facing insurmountable odds and defeating evil. that's the story of the kitchen. it's the microstory of every graduate who became open to a different path and it's the story of d.c. central kitchen. that macrostory of there is no more improbable band, and yet, h

vice presidents since his pre-taped sketch feature, molly shannon as her popular snl character mary katherine gallagher, donald trump. however here to the event, in person, what did trump do at the dinner? >> he got mad that he showed up and she didn't. then he had everyone just swayed a music i was going to say that he ate dinner without hands donald trump performed the tight 28 minutes of this in a rare moment of clarity joe to varadkar saying obama that quote only a few people got there. >> but is he told baraka said obama, quote, she's not as strong as may. she's not as strong. do you understand that? and obama agreed saying, that's true. other than that, i think the democrats are getting along quite well right? again, nobody got that one the point where were the punch lines and how how did he expect it to happen to our ears were all talking trash about performance, but here's how he felt about his performance the next morning, you material was real funny. who wrote it? who helped to it? >> well, i've had a lot of people will helping a lot of people. a couple of people from fox actually,

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. >> katherine. katherine.destiny doesn't knock. >> she's outwardly successful in an outwardly happy marriage and she is a documentary journalist who is a bastian of truth and authenticity and integrity and is used to exposing hypocrisy of others and this book, this pulpy novel arrives on her doorstep the night after she receives an award for her documentary work and that book appears to be about a very cataclysmic event that happened to her 20 years prior. the more we try to bury the past the more it will come and return like a tsunami, an emotional tsunami and that's what happens to her and the book gets sent to everybody. the interesting thing about katherine is that she hasn't had a chance to fully know who she is in the same way that the audience doesn't know. >> jesus. she dies. it was enjoyable, too. she deserved it, she was a selfish -- >> writer director explores the decades old mystery through the different perspectives each character, leaving it to the audience to form their own opinions. >> everythi

a marine veteran, katherine banks, taken off a delta flight at sfo because of what a flight attendant allegedly called a threatening t-shirt. it was one raising awareness to the issue of veteran suicide. banks was only allowed back on after changing shirts. now, this story went viral across the country. a lot of people upset at delta and supporting banks, but also people who wanted to know more about the shirt. well, it's made by an organization called til valhalla project that creates memorial plaques for the families of fallen service members. now they raise money by selling shirts, some of which are hoping to raise awareness about veteran suicide. and banks was wearing one of them, the founder of til valhalla, says the support they have received since is overwhelming. as far as the support that valhalla project is seeing right now, even right up to 15 minutes before this call, we're getting pictures. we're getting pictures of people wearing that t shirt at delta gates. and they're doing that type of stuff, and it's great to kind of see people rally around something. but our our sal

. >> reporter: mary katherine gallagher there as part of kamala harris's skit. is michigan so important this time? well, tomorrow, parts of the state begin in-person early voting. it's why they're making this push to get on the air waves in this crucial state in these final days, and notably, this morning we have learned that harris is going to be on the trail with the obamas for the first time next week. former president barack obama expected to join her on thursday in georgia, and then right back here in michigan. former first lady michelle obama, her first time on the campaign trail, other than the democratic national convention, she will be alongside harris back here in this state. back to you. >> peter alexander, thanks. >>> let's bring in "new york times" chief white house correspondent and nbc political analyst peter baker. and former biden 2020 senior adviser, alensia johnson. peter, both candidates there in michigan today, home to some 200,000 muslim voters. israel's been a major issue where progressives and arab americans want to see vp harris charting

katherine graham coming up on kron. 4 news at 10. a vigil for a person struck and killed by a dump truck today in san francisco with safe street advocates are saying about this crash tonight. plus, hero passengers jump to action as a bus driver has a medical emergency behind the wheel. the video of the routine bus ride taking a dramatic turn. love that video and a lot more coming up on kron. 4 news at 10 and 11 grant. back to you. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, dan. a rare signed of ratification copy of the u.s. constitution was just sold for 9 million dollars at an auction. >> in north carolina, it was printed more than 230 years ago and was one of about 100 printed after the constitutional convention in 17. 81, only 7 other copies are known to exist bidding for the constitution took a little over 7 minutes with bids coming in at half a million dollar intervals. for the one percenters out there. >> yes, that's it for us. thanks for being with thanks for joining us. and we'll see you tonight at ♪ ♪ >> announcer: abercrombie &

and gauze i've got now i feel like i'm probably katherine a 3rd that i came to the vision and do my reports for at least coming for 56 hours . god knows unless something happened, which i really don't want to see. i don't want to see any breaking news. i don't, i don't want to pay more people dying. i want to get the point where i can afford about the fire and even to this madness. this is what i want. still ahead on al jazeera, how palestine sub folders, the scoring and big competitions. this might not be able to play in the the, to hello, welcome to look at the international full costs. lots of hazy sunshine. now across much of the middle east valley, a cloud in the sky even down towards the southern end of the red sea, i think it would be lossy dry and south without shots of one or 2 showers possible to see if the shower up towards the southern caspian, but again, not too much to speak of. we're looking at temperatures into the mates. it's, he's quite widely ready. doha flat, t 5 celsius. read some of the value of the touch form of the fact that and also for q i that is the side of the m

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and my beautiful, incredible wife katherine is here tonight as well. thank you, honey, for everything. i promised i wouldn't embarrass her, so i'man going to keep it moving. i want to thank another family in my life, and that is the d.c central kitchen family. this book is in many ways an oral history of remembrances of so many perspectives of the kitchen. and so this story, it -- my name is on and near the book, it is your story. current colleagues, past colleagues, friends, partners,de champion, advocates, policymakers, your insights, your courage really is the story of d.c. central kitchen. mike shared a little bit of mys story. 18.5 years ago i came here as an unpaid undergraduate intern. we're not big on hierarchy, but that is the bottom. what i foundnd here was somethig i couldn't shake. and believe me, i tried to finish that damn doctoral degree. i really did. but what i found in this plac' is the one story that's always resonated with me. it takes so many forms. but an improbable, imperfect protagonist facing insurmountable odds and defeating e

mientras tanto, katherine rodríguez es una residente de tampa.cada por la inminente llegada del huracán. su hija dice que está preocupada. bueno, preocupada. preocupada. hablé con mi mamá hoy y me dijo que hasta ahora todo está bien. pero hay mucho viento, mucho viento, mucha lluvia. bueno, su hija vive en el área de la bahía y está pendiente de cómo está pasando esta tormenta, ya que tocó tierra, como decía marcelo en florida. por su parte, el gobernador newsom, el gobernador de california, ya ordenó el envío de 144 socorristas y equipos especializados para ayudar a florida. en medio de esta crisis. más adelante en el noticiero vamos a regresar con lo más reciente de esta información y a nivel local. por otro lado, familiares de ricardo fúnez, el joven de 16 años que murió trágicamente en richmond, cuando un presunto conductor ebrio se estrelló con su auto, se reunieron a las afueras de la corte de martínez para exigir justicia. jessica gallegos estuvo presente durante esta protesta y nos explica por qué. qué están pidiendo sus familiares? con p

shannon playing her old saturday night live character, the excitable catholic school girl, mary katherine gallagher sometimes when i get nervous, i stick my fingers under my arms and i sit on like that character her advice for the evening. maybe don't say anything negative about catholics. >> i would never do that, no matter where i was, that would be like criticizing detroit in detroit, which trump recently did reports from the scene, say harris is video fell a bit flat in the room but i think that she blew it by not being there. she should have been there. humor can be such an effective political tool. >> an annual gathering since 1945, the al smith dinner is held at manhattan's waldorf astoria hotel tell and benefits catholic charities. but it's better known as an event where presidential candidates can joke about each other. but the barbs in recent years have been stinging like these in 2016 between trump and hillary clinton this is the first time ever, ever that hilary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. i have now stood next to donald

williams, this with flooding to come, katherine story has more. these people in lamb county in unity states are relying on what totally folds to suffice. yes, sweet when it can grow and slow to digest. when cooked, what happens is the nutritional body floods in several parts of the country. how for nearly a 1000000 people from the homes and left them religion, foods. sonya, that's my jo. collect what she can to feed her children have been laid. she tries to spell what little remains. she has to stop him and had children's diet, but she only has stache. everything else has run out and couldn't do anything less useless to control on us since 2020, it has been difficult for us to form. our animals have died. my farm is by that of thousands of acres of farmland are under water and schools and holes of march. many people here have been displaced more than once, not just by floods, but also requiring conflicts between communities, types of solitude on flood every year. as water levels rise in lake city toria, the main source of the night. we found many

and my beautiful, incredible wife, katherine, is here tonight as well. thank you, honey, for everything. i. i promised i wouldn't or something to keep it moving. and i want to thank another family in my life and that is the dc central kitchen family this book is mike said is in many ways sort of an oral history of remembrance says of of so many perspectives of the kitchen and so this story my name is on a near the book it is your current colleagues past colleagues friends partners champions advocates policymakers your insights your courage really is the story of dc central kitchen. mike shared a little bit of my story and a half years ago i came here as an unpaid undergraduate intern and we're big on hierarchy, but that that is the bottom. i think if we're out that way. but but what i found here was something i could not i couldn't and believe me, i tried to finish that down doctoral degree. i really did. but what i found in this place was the one story that's only ever resonated. it takes so many forms, but an improbable empathy protagonist facing odds

katherine, any highlights? everything therel feels a highlight.ronger. but it's genuinely. been really special. and finishing here with, - you know, the games starting in three days' time, . and we're at the arc de triomphe. such a stunning moment. in history from that place. but also, how many amazing - sporting moments have happened here? so we've added our little bit of sporting history. now as well. a huge effort by chris and the whole team, and paris was a real example of an event that proudly set out its green credentials. whilst it wasn't all successful, the ambition shown by the organisers to create the most sustainable games ever is impressive. and itjust shows how important governing bodies can be. and the winner of our organisation of the year is setting a great example. world athletics is headed up by lord sebastian coe, who is leading from the top, as he's been telling rachel burden of bbc 5 live. we now have a very well established, mature ten—year sustainability plan. and that was signed off by our council and the executive board —

my husband teaches at a catholic girls schools, so way to go vice president for the very katherine gallagher video that she said in last night to the catholic dinner because he is very much for the vice president. and not only is my daughter, but he is talking to our sons saying listen, on behalf of your daughters, you need to be supporting the vice president and opposing this man who's such a massage analyst and a daily attacking women. and he called me at the middle of that dinner last night about what buffoon and he wouldn't on godly profanity laced hot mess that dinner was because he knows what that catholic dinner is supposed to be and, you know, this was somebody who was just being horrendous at that dinner swearing in front of priest. who does that? that is just a hot, horrible mess. we need to turn the page swearing in front of priests there is that not like schools that does not get done that was that was a first and that was i think the vice president made a good good move, not going there congresswoman i want to. show you. there's a new ad out from the harris team overnight and it

and katherine has been with us for the last couple of hours or so. and bundle was making the point the, the old low the, the diplomatic representation. maybe it's a lower, less. ready funds is uh, trying to essentially put deposit positive spending this and say no at least we're trying to do something. funds is offering a over a $100000000.00 in order to be able to help you monitor in a for the 11 on stephen. this 1st step, one would imagine is important. it is important, but i do think that there's still a danger that we, you know, fall into this trap where we just turn this into a kind of, um, you know, an acceptable or given in terms of the level and scale of the atrocities that are be committed, so rather than turn this into a conversation simply about aid as we've seen and guys over the last year as a genocide is unfolding, it's about, you know, quibbling over how much aid is getting in to guys. uh, you know, under these, these immense restrictions as opposed to talking about stopping the actual genocide and in the case of loving on it's the sam