residential buildings, core 5, and the city and screech in about 400 kilometers. southwest of the capital house installed drums of victory in the united states. elections, you officials have been renewing pages of support to ukraine. russia has increase the tax on ukrainian cities as the war approaches a 1000 days to meet. you may have a bank of reports. these have to come daily seams across the crate. here in the port city of odessa, russian strikes it, residential areas, killing one person, an injury many more. there was a very loud explosion. everyone was screaming the children, it was horrific. a similar attack on the same sitting just a day earlier. ukraine says russia launched 2000 drones in october on the key of relies on the international support in this war. it's received a $113000000000.00 for us to use foreign policy chief arrived in cuba on saturday to reassure this aid will not stop. this before remains on waving the support is actually needed for you to continue defending himself against russia aggression. that was, what was the pledge comes of the donald trump, one the us selecti

and johnson, many of the demonstrators say they won't vote for either capital house. oh, don't it from? because of their views on the go and us support for israel. well, the us has been the primary, political, military, and economic and 47 the world since the 19 ninety's bots, house and military debacles in iraq and afghanistan undergoing side posed by china and russia. many in the u. s. want their government to focus on domestic priorities, and that's an issue. a diplomatic editor james base, put a guest in our washington studio. let's start with that question. can the us, matthew, still be the global policeman, given the off to the for the but the mold was all period. what was the so low super power in the world that's very different. now, united states has been the world's leading power. in your intro. you said since the end of the cold war, but i'd say really since the end of world war 2, it's led what we've referred to as rules based international system. that's what the 80 years of great power piece standards of living in the united states and around the world a

so is this our democratic presidential candidate capital house has been in a key us swing state of pennsylvania and the final 1st for votes ahead of tuesday's election activity. there is critical security deposits of the license arrival. donald trump is housed valleys in sweet, sweet, and states. that includes georgia, which is lost by our race if in march of $22000.00 guys is there any medicines killed? dozens of palestinians in multiple attacks across the strip on sunday. air strikes, targeted residential buildings for forcibly displaced people. the shouts from the as follow says it's targeted several military bases and a series of attacks across northern israel. the groups also released a video for the it says is an attack on this very forces. in southern 11 soldiers appeared to be stationed among residential buildings between foss, keela and data minas. fighting between israel and his ball as intensified, assist. 5 talks of struggle to gain traction. at least the 3 people have been killed and it is by the attack. and how to say that near the coastal city of side on, on sunday, for the size

least 19 people are in jo, doctor rockets, a 5 from 11 on towards central israel. donald trump and capital house campaign in wisconsin and a swing state plates days out from the us presidential vote on the united nations by diversity conference over ones. as negotiators struggled to agree on funding the united nations as warning of apocalyptic conditions for people and northern, gaza as dozens more dion is where the attacks and the residential buildings. is there any forces killed at least $84.00 palestinians, including more than 50 children in the past $24.00? they run to say the entire population of the north is now a good risk of dying from disease. fineman and violence area has been under is very siege for nearly a month. it was a tax on limited to the north and arest icon. all new set of camp in central garza has killed at least 34 palestinians. they attacked it to school for hundreds upon the stadiums, which counseling all correspondent, how the mocking with one to a more for survivors of his very attacks on all new set of comp. i be searching for the relatives. i should warn you, some of

as well as new mexico. capital house brought out for reproductive rights again. she valued supporters of phoenix, arizona. she condemned to come inspire republican rival, donald trump, that he would protect women, whether his words, they like it or not a which is why yes, we will both because we also understand if you was elected, he has been pretty clear in his behavior and his deeds he will ban abortion nationwide. he will restrict access to birth control, put idea of treatments at risk enforce states to monitor women's pregnancy. and you don't have to take my word for it. just google project 2025. you have a hawk. it has the subject from phoenix, protesting a woman's right to an abortion is an issue that is on the ballot here in arizona. and that is something that the harris campaign believes will not only drive voters, particularly female voters, to the polls here in this state. but on so many states where it is on the ballot, this is something where the harris campaign believe that the vice president score as well and in a very close race. this is where they

caribbean nation has not held democratic elections in years and criminal gangs control much of the capital houses here as theresa boat, a political and security crises has spirals out of control in haiti since the beginning of presidential ven, anomolies 4 years ago, there's no elected governmental parliament in the country. gangs continued to expand their hold of the capitated porter prince and elsewhere, leading death and destruction. last april, at one session i presidential council was setup to lead hatred towards elections. he'd have pointed guy equally, less entering prime minister. but on monday, the same counsel fired him and installed alex the dfi lemay, a business man who promises to hold elections as soon as possible. no prob i oh, i like what is your 1st? yeah, we will work toward social cohesion, a necessary condition for the restoration of the state and the holding of inclusive, transparent and democratic elections. only. this will grant the state legitimate and constitutional storage and not demo. you go to evaluate that. but on the streets of the capital gang seem to be the only a

less than 2 days to go come pending has had overdrive in the us presidential election, candidates capital house. and donald trump are on the tour of the swing states aiming to sway undecided voters. iris is in michigan, trump is focusing on north carolina, georgia, speaking in michigan capital harris said she would do everything in her power to end the was in gaza at 11 on if elected swing states has a large out of american population which took, took the balance to 6 volts the those go to guys and now where the is very military has killed at least $35.00 people on sunday, including 17 in the north of the strip. and con eunice and southern gaza at least 8 people, including children, were killed in an air strike. victoria gave him the reports. paramedics performed chest compressions hon. he's been critically injured in his really striking noise and gone to the ambulance races to hospital relatives, sport shown hoping and praying. he can be resuscitated early morning strikes, targeted residential areas in giovanni, a and bait to his destruction. his own roaming, access to major roads is blocked a

at least 41 people are killed in the air strikes in the eastern called valley. donald trump and capital house campaign in wisconsin, swing states, let's days some of the us. the presidential votes plus a clean sweep, a wave of volunteer steps in to mop up the mess left by springs. devastating floods the u. n's warning of apocalyptic conditions for people in northern jobs up as dozens more dying is really a tax on residential buildings. at least 80 for palestinians, including more than 50 children have been killed in the latest destruction. un change. so the entire population in the north is now at risk of dying from disease, famine and violence. the area has been on does, is rarely sees for nearly a months. but israel's attacks are limited to the north, at least the 34 palestinians to be killed in an air strike on on the set of count in central garza, the attack targeted the schools and hundreds of palestinians were sheltered correspondence kind enough when to remark. for survivors of his various sykes and all the set accounts, i've been searching for the relatives and i should warn you, some

really on the issued the threats of attacks multiple times for 2 areas in the south of 11 on capital houses. there was in a hotel reports from they were as the strikes keep coming there's been no lit up in the is really military's bombing campaign and be root southern suburb against what the military calls hezbollah target's day and night. the largely empty neighborhoods are coming under attack. other areas where hezbollah has influence are also being targeted, as well as defense minister says as well will continue to hit, has below with full force. and there won't be any cease fire until as well as schools are meant among them. pushing the arms group back from the border area has beloved remains defiant. well, my husband cuz i thought i could, but despite a huge civilian casualties and destruction, our people have no choice but to continue the resist. god in the face if is really puts elizabeth, newton you know, will not take through politics, but she couldn't, through our country, not submit to the enemy's condition. i don't know how's the law is fighting back. it is still able to launch

and at what cost base, i will just see that dearborn michigan democratic candidate capital house has also been campaigning in wisconsin, holding a raleigh in the same city as trump. iris spoke about the importance of economic policies when she was asked about the out of american votes when she 1st arrived at the valley. so then called some angry and warned who's not a friend to labor unions which have a key both and block in the state. ok, wisconsin, florida is left and probably one of is not the most consequential elections about lifetime. and we have work to do so we have a lot of work to do, but we like hard work hard work and. 6 and make no mistake, we will win another one of the 7 key swing states is i resume that that's where trump looks to be leading in the latest polls. although only by a point or 2, i cannot voters on one of the fastest growing demographics and autozone making up a 3rd of the population. rentals has more on why they could decide the election. this altar is part of an important cultural tradition for a latino arizonans. it honors recently, deceased loved ones

it's a 5 from 11 on towards central israel. donald trump and capital house campaign in wisconsin and a swing state plates days out from the us prize.

last five years, under mayor wu we have gone from the city of boston not having any capital funding forederal public housing, which makes sense for the program, to $200 million in the city's capital budget f the boston housing authority. huge skin in the game at the local level. we got the largest state housing bond bill in massachusetts history under governor maura healey. the city and state level coming up with money. another key piece is creating retrofit funds including funds in the inflation reduction act. folks don't always recognize that the things we need to make our housing greener and healthier is what the system needs. if you can replace windows and ventilation and boilers and roofs, these are the things that make our buildings tighter but also make them higher-quality for people to live i there's a good opportunity, and we at the housing authority have the city's first network geothermal pilot lunching at one of our site and we look at how we evolve tax credits through the bipartisan infrastructe law and inflation reduction act to tackle a problem you described. katy: steve, you implemented zoni

houses. so what is your role there in the capital- their houses. tal at i role there in the capital at the moment? there will be a lot to coordinate, obviously, a number of strikes there in beirut yesterday, big extrusions, which we saw here, we were watching those numbers coming in live to us from those explosions here. so what is your chiefjob at the moment? right now we are supporting the people on the ground, the people on the ground, the people who are displaced and those who want to move down and those who want to move down and those who want to move down and those who are still staying because, you know, as you can see, the situation is very fluid now and very fragile at the moment. there are a group of people who are rushing towards their villages, but there are people who are really uncertain about what is happening and they are not very confident about whether to go back or whether to stay and how to move with the situation. so we are right now assessing the situation, helping the people, but also we are aligning ourselves according to the

republican party has won enough space to control the united states house of representatives, cementing their hold on both the us capital and the white house. recently declared when in arizona's race for the house alongside of victory and slow counts in california, gave a g o p. the majority of $218.00 seats. this results against the republicans and president elect donald trump. of course a government ex try fact that was control the senate, the house, and the white house. most democrats will now find it extremely hard to come back. trump's plans to expel migrant, extend tax breaks and reshape the us economy. a powerful aliases with me. now pablo complete control of congress. does that mean unchecked power for donald trump? not necessarily, but it is very good news for the republican party. like you said, i mean, they may have basically control, you know, of the presidency right. the way down it means of pushing through at, let's say, sweeping changes to legislation is going to be a lot easier with regards to say, economic policy, migration policy, environmental protections, which they want to roll back on. we're going

fairly republicans at one enough seems to control the united states house of representatives, cementing their hold on both the us capital and the white house just declared when an arizona is race where the house, alongside of victory and slow count in california gave and g o p, the majority of 218 states. the results gives the republicans and president elect donald trump of governing. tries back though with control the senate house and the white house. democrats will find it extremely hard now to come back terms of the plans to expel migrant, extend tax breaks and reshape the us economy to meanwhile, outgoing you as presidential bind as welcome to president elect donald trump, to the white house. the meeting marks a sharp turn of events from 4 years ago and by the feet of trump, of the 2020 presidential election back then trump disputed the election results and refused to host a transition meeting with biden or attendance and all your ration. but those customs i've made a return. let's have a listen. thank you very much. in politics is tough. adage, many cases, not a very nice world, but it is a nice world today, and i

the 2 areas in the south 11 known as capital houses. there was a no hold or reports from the route. the strikes keep coming. there's been no lit up in the is really military's bombing campaign and be rude southern suburb against what the military calls hezbollah target's day and night. the largely empty neighborhoods are coming under attack. other areas where hezbollah has influence are also being targeted, as well as defense minister says as well, we'll continue to hit test below with full force. and there won't be any ceasefire until as well as goals are meant among them, pushing the arms group back from the border area. hezbollah remains defiant. problem uh, has been cut out despite a huge civilian casualties and destruction. our people have no choice but to continue that exist in the face if it's really important lives and need to know will not take through politics. what she couldn't to room. our country not submitted to the enemy's condition. i don't know how's the law is fighting back. it is still able to launch themselves and rockets across the border, reaching as far as tel

house office buildings. on behalf of the staff from the architect of the capital superintendent's office, the house chief administrative officer, the clerk of the house, the house sergeant-at-arms, i would like to congratulate you on your win and welcome you to the 119th congressional suite selection. awesome. i want to start with the history of this process for the house of representatives. in 1908, members of the 60 has congress elected office assignments for the first time. the tradition continued for 116 years beginning with the completion of the first house office building. it is the building that we now call the cannon building. prior to this members worked from their desk in the house chamber, or borrowed space in committee rooms in the u.s. capitol building. with the construction of the first house office building completed, members awaited their turn to choose an office. . a house page picked names and numbers from a a house page picked names and numbers from a box and members selected their new office from a chart. this tradition continues today. it may be a little more online as we conducted the 59th lottery

our top story, republicans have long enough seats to console the us house of representatives. cementing that holds on both of the capital and the white house. a adjusted to edwin in arizona alongside a victory in slope county. california gave donald trump's policy, a majority of the 2 hundreds of a team that said from me and the news team, i have a web who is update for the at the top of the office to stay with us. we have a documentary coming up next in which we hear from opponents of trophy hunting. this pro god of is invalid for me of the whole new scene. thanks for watching. the name is the calls back. said loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nosy bay like good. everyone to king. check out the award winning called com. so hold back beyond the result for us to many.

the republicans have one enough states to control the united states house of representatives, cementing their hold on both the us capital and the white house just declared when and arizona's race for the house alongside a victory in slow count in california gave the g o p, the majority of 218 seats. this results give the republicans and president elect donald trump, the governing. try fact though with control of the senate house and the white house . democrats will find it extremely hard now to come back drums with plans to expel migraines, extend tax breaks and re shaping us economy. paula fully leaves us with me now. pablo complete control of congress. does that mean unchecked power for donald trump? not necessarily, but it is very good news for the republican party. like you said, i mean, no matter basically control, you know, the presidency right? the way down it means of pushing through at, let's say, sweeping changes to legislation is going to be a lot easier with guards to say you can amik policy migration policy, environmental protections, which they want to roll back on. we're going to be seeing that basically

the national capital devastated houses up the u. flags, as they were getting to the goal of this decision to suspend potential membership tools for the foreseeable future. you know, from the initial bt you wants from georgia, not just reforms. we put steps that would mean a rejection of our dignity. that includes the abolition of the law and the transparency of engine goes through a repeal of the law against l. g. b, t. propaganda, the imposition of sanctions, the deliberate collapse of georgia's economy, the release of mikhail, it seems like a should be lead for them more few so we will move forward is towards the european union, discuss me with dignity home today we have decided not to put the issue of opening negotiations with the european union on the agenda until the end of 2028. we will also refuse old budget grants from the you until the end of that year. and we will continue to move towards the european union. but we will not allow anyone to constantly keep us under a mode of blackmail and manipulation which is completely offensive to our country and society. because we believe th

capital. the colonial era court house and the car will give visitors the opportunity to examine the past in the present true artist work. nicholas hack reports from the senegalese capital the car, as in downtown the car and the band in building halted by its pass. the french colonial era court house was built to intimidate its african subjects to be mailed young craters, talking about the jump has opened its imposing doors to contemporary artists. i was afraid that so, so i think as a creator, this building is a monster. artist have taken over the courts delivering a form of justice that was absent from the premises. and perhaps still elusive to this day, i think out will takes you to think about what's happening to all well, but allow you to, to feel a curious sometimes where we crowd walks from chamber to chamber in this carefully orchestrated exhibition, the dungeons where the other said were left to die brought back to life by a legendary artist, as young man with a gay. she's transformed a wing of the building into her living quarters for the be. and all this is like a new thing to me as a

washington dc to visit congressional leaders on president biden at the white house just after arriving in the nation's capital >> ladies and gentlemen, the 47th president of the united states, donald trump. >> ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪♪ mr. trump: this is a very nice gathering. isn't it nice to win? always nice to win. a lot of good friends in this room you know we had historic kind of numbers, especially for the president, but we won't get into that. but the house did very well. i think we're responsible for 31, helping you with 31, meaning we could have lost by quite a bit and we ended up, i guess you'll be five up, are you looking at five? or four? five or four. doesn't matter. we got used to one for a little while. when you get used to one you can get used to anything. i want to thank everybody. you've been incredible. we worked with a lot of you to get you in. you helped me and you helped me too.

house. this area is called the ellipse behind me, you know this city is used to getting a lot of visitors, but they're getting a different look of the nation's capital for security reasons. the white house is always high security, but even that is being stepped up as a nation prepares to elect its next leader while there has been no specific threat there is extra security fencing around it today to help defend against any attempt at election violence. crews are also building the big viewing stand for the inaugural parade at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the silhouette of the nation's capital may be slightly different, but that didn't stop tourists from spending their day taking in the hearts. of the us government decided to come out here just to you know to get a view of the capitol and see how it's how the. how people are reacting, you know, to the selection and it's calm. i like it, you know. mendoza says he felt he had to fly here from sacramento because of how important the election is to the nation, the foreign press is also here in full force, including this team from arabic tv around the world. the super tuesday is very important for even here in

the united states, republicans have won enough seats to control the house of representatives, cementing their hold on both the us capital congress as well as the white house. the result, gibbs, the republicans and president elect donald trump. what is known as a governing troy effect control of the senate, the house as well as the white house. you're up to date with the w news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with mobile news. i hope to see you then the i want to tell you something. it's a very nice my house. i to raising awareness of h o d and on. and we're still in test shane assignments. and we need to break out of and i want to tell you something how to tennessee chris starts november 29th on dw atoning for one's own climate sayings somewhere else off.

capital, both houses of congress, they are really in a fight for their existence at this moment. whether they know it or not, whichever party they are in, whichever lovely relationship they think they have on a personal level with donald trump, the project of someone who is authoritarian minded when they get into power is to consolidate more power within themselves. and what they are keeping from everyone else. there's been a lot of talk about how trump is doing that within the executive branch, taking away the independents of any agency, any department, anything we think of as the federal government, including law enforcement. that has been discussed a lot. trump consolidating power within the executive branch. there is been less talk about how trump has tried to consolidate all the other power of the government as well, mainly and especially the power that congress has. under the constitution, the senate has the right's ability to confirm nominees to important jobs in the government. it is more than 1000 positions that are supposed to be senate confirmed. trump is publicly told

the public goods have long enough seats to console the us house of representatives, cementing the whole hold on both the capital and the white house. the result gives the republicans and president elect donald trump, a governing tri fixed means control of the senate, the house, and the whites. and the use outgoing foreign policy chief still, joseph burrell, has urge the block to suspend political dialogue with his rep. besides its possible breaches of international assuming italian lloyd, gaza, you foreign ministers expect to discuss the proposal that said from the end of the steve, thanks the the things will stay the same. i just and then they might even get with tony pods. good. will die of, of, to the next. and although the incumbent president won the election, the country remains deeply defined in pro euro or pro russia is an agreement even possible. focus on your next on d. w protocol. discuss right now and to the conflict. he wants to highlight the negative components. survivalist testing is the next conflict for data with china. fortunately, how do you expect to take on sullivan? in 60 minutes on w, the

many large enterprises, overseas ones especially, housed in the capital city, are considering relocatingmissed economic opportunity for the country. interesting that you mention it is hitting young people harder. longer term, i understand you have researched the attractiveness of delhi as a place to live and work and how that might be impacted by this consistently high level of smog. can you talk us through the research? the annual air quality levels in delhi for instance are close to 100 micrograms. the standard in india is about a0. so even on good days, they are not really breathing great air. 0n bad days you can question the choice of making the city your home. delhi is the place where a lot of professions thrive, especially those which have interfaces with government, with overseas governments, a whole lot of multinationals housed in the outskirts of the city now. making a change away from the city is a big problem. that state of paralysis, where you're not able to trade between yourjob and good air, which is fundamental to life. the option that most upper and middle income families

fairly republicans of one enough states to control the united states house of representatives, cementing their hold on both the us capital and the white house just declared women arizona's race for the house alongside a victory in full county. in california and gave the g o p, the majority of 218 states. the results gives the republicans and president elect donald trump. the governing drive fact that was controlled by the senate house and white house. democrats will find it extremely hard now to come back crumbs. plans to expound, like rooms expend, tax breaks, reshape a us economy. a lot of you to get you in. and you helped me. and i'm joined now by my calling, paula foley. aliya. pablo complete control of congress does i know mean that donald trump has on check power? i wouldn't go as far as saying that, and i mean we're calling it the governing tri facto, of course. but there's one very important part here that we time remember the, for example, for a while in congress. there are, of course you've got the house of representatives and you've got the senate in order for senate builds actually to be pushed through. you d

house. this area is called the ellipse behind me, you know this city is used to getting a lot of visitors, but they're getting a different look of the nation's capital for security reasons. the white house is always high security, but even that is being stepped up as a nation prepares to elect its next leader while there has been no specific threat there is extra security fencing around it today to help defend against any attempt at election violence. crews are also building the big viewing stand for the inaugural parade at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the silhouette of the nation's capital may be

house. just after arriving in the nation's capital, the president-elect met with house republican leadership>> ladies and gentlemen, please stand to your feet. the 47th president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> ♪ i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ud to be an american where at least i know i'm free i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪♪ mr. trump: this is a very nice gathering. isn't it nice to win? always nice to win. a lot of good friends in this room you know we had historic kind of numbers, especially for the president, but we won't get into that. but the house did very well. i think we're responsible for 31, helping you with 31, meaning we could have lost by quite a bit and we ended up, i guess you'll be five up, are you looking at five? or four? five or four. doesn't matter. we got used to one for a little while. when you get used to one you can get used to anything. i want to thank everybody. you've been incre

house. india's capital delhi has overtaken the pakistani city of lahore as the most polluted city on earth.a18 on thursday — which is defined as severe. a good rating is between 0—50. the indian city has to deal with smog every winter as cold air traps dust, emissions and smoke from illegal fires. 0ur india correspondent, arunoday mukharji, gave us the latest from dehli as you see behind me, these are the kind of sites that have been greeting the residents of the national capital region for the past few days — buildings engulfed in a thick blanket of smog. if you step out of the house, your eyes start watering and burning. your throat has a burning sensation. you're trying to do shorter breaths because, psychologically, your body is telling you not to breathe this air. but it's very hard, obviously. but there is laboured breathing. in fact, a lot of surveys have also happened which have reported that the number of people going to hospitals with respiratory problems has increased over the past one week. now, of course, there are a lot of people who have the option of keeping their doors and

capital truck refused to accept the results of the election. he didn't extend an invitation to biden, to visit the white house instead drugs supporter storms, the us capital truck left washington just hours before by then was sworn in place of the difficulties of there was similar chaos where president brock obama handed over at the start of trump's 1st term in 2016 was a k on a transfer of power on the part of trump, perhaps because he didn't realize he was going to enter, didn't expect that he would win. and then each of them to be a pay off ages. okay, out of person. so i, it was the case that there were many obama officials who tried to meet with the incoming officials of the drum administration, but they wouldn't do it. but during their nearly 2 hour meeting on wednesday, trump assured 5 in this january's transfer power will be peaceful. i transition that service move it will be as smooth as it could get. former 1st lady maloney, a trump wasn't at wednesdays. meeting at the white house. she declined the invitation instead, jill, by then the 1st lady, hand of the president, is elect a hand written letter to graduating. missus trump, and pro

you have this meeting close to the capital this morning between president-elect trump, house speaker mike johnson a dollhouse republicans. we thought there might be a meeting with the new leader whoever that was going to be and donald trump, we don't think that's going to happen at some point today. it might happen later this weekend we do expect to hear from the new leadership team later this afternoon. they have a couple of other races of their down ballot to parse out and that is something they will continue to do as they debate these candidacies for lower tier leadership positions in the side the old senate chamber. and i should note this. we might not definitively know who voted for who. the reason, it is a secret ballot. some senators will come out and said this is who i voted for, others will play their cards close to their vest. neil: on that issue. do we know why donald trump stayed out of it? he's being advised, any of these guys could win and don't want to alienate the other two but we were told rick scott was working for a team trump, do i have your backing for this so do

capital. >> reporter: gaetz resigned his house seat, upending the house investigation into whether he engaged in sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, allegations he denies. >> i think there should not be any limitation on the senate judiciary committee's investigation. >> reporter: trump has repeatedly slammed the doj for what he says were political prosecution designed to derail his presidency and campaign, praising gaetz, who he says will end the quote, partisan weaponization of our justice system. >> law fare we've seen against donald trump will do grave damage. >> reporter: some insist trump's entitled to the selections he wants. >> elections have consequences. >> as of today we've recaptured the house. >> reporter: also facing a battle, pete hegseth for defense secretary, a fox news host and decorated combat veteran. but democrats are questioning his readiness to lead the pentagon. >> he has no managerial experience. >> reporter: some republicans are defending the pick. >> the department of defense has been enormously mismanaged under the current regime. they need to stop working on p

the sort of job is ready. forces of the southern suburbs is 11 on capital twice and the house of wednesday. second, listen. a fireball was seen in da handmade was not long off to 1 o'clock in the morning local time and not for the strike less than an hour earlier. is there any defense minister as role counts? this rule down to cease 5. he says, until israel's will goes, met a judge occasions being disruptive and 11 on by more than a months of conflicts and the displacement of tens of thousands of students. in fact, more than 400 schools, the shots are the because the damage or in areas regularly bones by israel, of 11 or 1200 public schools near the house has been converted into shelters. 38000 children are still studying despite being forcibly displaced and move in. $6000.00 teachers have also been displaced, continued to work in cost, rows around the country troll stratford for thoughts from the roots on the crisis and the classrooms. they go play time for these children sheltering that the school just outside they route they and their families are just a few of the more than a 1000000 p

house. india's capital delhi has overtaken the pakistani city of lahore as the most polluted city on earth.thursday, which is defined as severe. a good rating is between zero and 50. the indian city has to deal with smog every winter as cold air traps dust, emissions and smoke from illegal fires. four british soldiers killed in the korean war have finally been identified after six years of investigation. buried for decades in unmarked graves at korea's un cemetery, they are the first unknown british soldiers killed in the conflict to be successfully identified. some of their children, now in their 70s, attended a ceremony to rename their graves. 0ur correspondent in seoul, jean mackenzie, sent this report from the event in busan. bagpipes skirl. a lifetime of not knowing how his father died is over. an unmarked grave now bears his name. michael's father was killed fighting in the korean war but his body has only just been identified. what was it like to receive the news? the emotional release was just — well, i can't describe it. ijust wailed like a banshee for about 20 minutes. i am so ill

they're all house here in the capital. some people were injured, so they refused. after that, i received a call that my house have been found, killing my family members. the 3 people were killed. my parents and my oldest sister and dated by law, had least 3 women have died of suffocation during this time paid outside a bakery. honey, my phone was there. i'm literally in the middle of a c o. i agree, display people in there in the city. what you're seeing now is one of the hardest, see, and that you would ever imagine to watch here. 1000. i'm hungry this way as people are in front of a baker here, just to get one talk a with bread for hours this early hours of this morning. these people here by the 1000 have gathered here just to get one possible combination. all the flowers sizes of britain prizes here and how many of these people to stand in cuba for hours, they are just to get one who break so far because of the largest crowd here because of this damn fee that leads to free women die for you how big the crowd near the middle me the are available here for them to m

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house. authorities in d.c. are working extra hours to keep our nation's capital safe. white house to local universities, police agencies are certainly on high alert. today in the bay damian trujillo has more from outside the white house. all eyes of the nation are on the white house today. voters will decide in just a few hours who will live inside the white house for the next four years. both candidates are on their last long day of campaigning today before heading to the election night. parties hoping for a victory. former president trump will be in florida awaiting the results. vice president kamala harris will be at her alma mater, howard university, here in washington, d.c. security measures are tight there today, with police blocking several streets. fencing is also going up along the route to where kamala harris will hold her outdoor party at the white house. the fortress has grown. there is extra security fencing around it today in preparation for any potential election violence, and the clerk at a nearby cvs told me the store is boarding up a couple of locatio

john: we keep seeing the pattern, i got to say there are health capitations at white house kamala harrisut this kind of media circus about how great economy is piece in "the wall street journal" economy is great, then numbers come out, one other quick thing, that point made a blid earlier about people not quitting their jobs? that is a really important indicator on the how people feel, about the labor market. because when people hold on to jobs, they are very worried, about whether they can find a new job, when you get a report like this now you know why they are worried. maria: that is true john lonski. john: , quit rate tells us this 4% year-over-year increase by average wage is perhaps going to slow fairly soon. this is you know, the lower quit rate, suggests that employers under less pressure to hold on to valued employees, nevertheless, some will voice concern 4% annual increase by average wage will block further progress as we do see price inflation especially in labor-intensive service industries. maria: yeah. we got the downward revision in september cheryl you've got others as w

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sacramento is not where the capital of the house of representatives is, it is in washington, d.c.r, hi, congresswoman, i want to talk to you about state laws. i don't work on state laws anymore. we still have a lot of educating to do with our friends and neighbors about the responsibility of these kinds of jurisdictions of government and who is response will for what. but, if there is a national abortion ban, it will impact you if you are in new york, wisconsin or in the state of california. host: you are the cochair of the democratic women's caucus outreach read is this one of your issues that you will be talking about? what is this group? guest: this is a group of women, democratic women. we are in the caucus and we talk about things that impact women, which is everything. health care, housing, access to education, childcare. it's dealing with menopause, caregiving, employment discrimination, equal pay. it is dealing with protections under the law. and i would think that every person, man or woman, would want to support those kinds of issues. i tell people all the time, are you

house. just after arriving in the nation's capital he met with house republican leadership. >> ladies and gentlemen, the