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megan woods will have a full performance later this hour. >> cannot wait for that.se republicans trying to avoid a government shutdown by unveiling a new 99 page spending bill but democrats are already gearing up to vote against the measure. lara: madeleine rivera is live in washington with the late e6789. good morning, madeleine. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning. house republicans are hopeful they can push this bill through on their own. the legislation keeps federal agencies funded through the end of september. it trims the amount of nondefense spending by about $13 billion and boosts defense spending by about $6 billion. the legislation includes the largest pay increase for junior enlisted service members in more than 40 years and an attempt to appease defense hawks. president trump is urging republicans to vote for the billing saying in part i'm asking you all to give us a few months to get us through to september so we can continue to put the country's financial house in order. but the bill is a nonstarter for democrats who have insisted that defense nooned

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now he is using his carpet try skills through the nonprofit wood works.id a visit to his wood shop. >> i made my first chair when i was 5. >> reporter: as the no nonsenn ron swonz in "parks and recreation". >> i finished this using a spoke shave and an oscillating spindle. >> reporter: the survivalist "in the last of us" and even offscreen, nick ovefferman knowa thing or two about self-reliance. >> with jesus and harrison ford one of the three big show biz carpenters. >> reporter: he also knows sometimes you need a little help to get started. so he leapt his knowledge and passion to woodworks, a program that helps struggling young people learn skills for life and making a living. what have you taken from this program, and what do you think you've poured back into it? >> we're giving people like mental health counseling, job counseling, life coaching. it's a place that i see you, i care about you, i recognize the trouble you might be having. now this is a hand plane. >> reporter: offerman is sharing the carpet try skills he relied on to survive before his

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. >> a 12 year old girl crawling out of the woods, fighting for her life. stabbed 19 times.ng to the shocking crime they say was all to appease a fictional online character, slenderman. >> he had to prove ourselves worthy to fund her. >> now, nearly 11 years later, the ringleader, morgan geyser, on the verge of being set free from a mental facility until a last minute hearing today came with shocking new allegations jeopardizing their impending release. a new petition from the wisconsin department of health services accusing morgan, now 22, of having an inappropriate relationship with a man outside of the facility. >> he's sexually aroused by her criminal action, allowing him to visit her, writing him letters indicating her intent to be sexually intimate with him, sending him artwork of a very violent nature. >> prosecutors also saying morgan was drawn to a violent book while in the facility. >> the reading material that she's so focused on has themes of sexual sadism and murder and the sale of human organs on the black market. >> as you might imagine, there's no internet ac

they're made out of wood. this is made out of poplar i believe.hen we go into this contract process with our supplier we say we want to deliver q1, q2, q3, q4, our supplier has declined large contracts because they're worried about the volatility of the price of lumber for something this small. that's how big a deal this is. this means i can't plan, i can't predict, and i'm experiencing the exact same issue with my aluminum. i'm experiencing the exact same issue with my malted barley, the vast majority of which that is used in craft beer actually comes from canada, simply because they have ideal growing conditions. >> so you can't plan right now. so how much of a setback is this for you in time and money? >> it's a risk. it's a big gamble. we're wasting so much time. there have been entire weeks i've blown talking to suppliers, trying to get them to make agreements with me, trying to line up the rest of my year. and it kind of goes back and forth because we're watching the yo yo effect of what these tariff talks really mean. so that's only our lit

hala assembles scraps of wood and chunks of foam to build a fire. proper housing and basic infrastructure are nowhere to be found. but for now at least, there is flour, water and oil. and hala's mother can make bread. the food aid is what's keeping us alive, she explains. like so many others, mohammed and her family of 11 are surviving thanks to the tens of thousands of aid trucks that entered gaza during the first six weeks of the ceasefire. we eat and drink for the whole month from aid. without that, it will be very difficult. food and drinks are very expensive, especially when crossings were closed. we couldn't buy sugar or flour, she says. aid makes us live. that lifeline is now under existential threat. israel is laying siege to gaza once again, shutting down the supply of food and other humanitarian aid. in a move decried by the united nations and human rights groups as a violation of international law. israel says it is trying to pressure hamas into releasing more hostages and accuses hamas of profiting from the aid to, quote, rebuild its war

they compete with real wood with lumber and you sustainable wood alternatives to make decking and other95% of the product is made from recycled materials from the united states. they also happen to be based in the great city of winchester, virginia. just a couple of miles of where i went to high school. joining us now is the ceo of trex, brian fairbanks. brian, i could talk to you about winchester all day, but let's talk about something more relevant. is there a scenario where you and your company, because you're not a tree, you're not using trees, could benefit from a tariff? >> yeah, there's. >> a possibility. >> if we see the tariffs come through, lumber prices could increase considerably from that pressure. treated southern pine canadian lumber that comes down across the border. if we were to see that go up to $1.20, $1.40 a linear foot, we have entry level products that sell around $1.60. during the pandemic, we saw wood selling at about $1.60. we were selling at a similar price. since we have taken pricing through that time, our entry level is about $2 now, but we could see a tigh

and some a wondering if trump may have to eat his woods. for now, the, the us is looking to make up the some of the shop full by importing eggs from turkey, one of the world's biggest ex quotas. but just, i'm clear if this quick fix will contain the launch of problems, the american consumers could face. if trump fails to deliver on his pledge to reduce prices, and before we go a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you today and you leaders have held crisis talks to boost. you are being defensive in the wake of washington's pivot away from its trans atlantic partners and ukraine. the summit came almost a week after heated orange between you as president donald trump and ukrainian president valona mayor zalinski were exchanged at the white house. and a court in south korea as cancel the arrest warrant for impeach president units of gold paving the way for his release from prison. but he was lawyer says he has not yet been freed. as prosecutors may appeal that decision, say what this now up next can your of hold its own milit

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when i want through the woods near my home in jasper -- i do it often -- think of these early pioneers who built our great state out of the wilderness. these hard-working hoosiers gazed upon the same forests when they established our territorial capital in 1800. gordon is our first state capital. our early settlers faced a crossroads. retreat -- the challenges this new land would bring. the vast contours of our state are an opportunity worth embracing. history reveals they listen to the voice of inner resolve that said a path not yet taken is a path to be pursued. [applause] >> these aims of our founders were not all that different from ours today. our great nation will soon observe 250 years of asperity. indiana will have been an integral piece for most of those years. from our hoosier veterans who fought the union in the civil war and stormed the beaches of normandy and world war ii to the everyday heroes who currently stand at the ready, hoosiers have always been willing to step up to protect our families, friends, and neighbors. that is what we are about. [applause] we do not take

i'm roy wood, jr. in the news this week, this is how it starts. - there are two people who have died. [coughs] - a tourist has a confusing experience at madame tussaud's wax museum. - are these people real? are they alive? and can they write an email? - white women get the pep talk they needed to thrive in '25. - to not give up, to not look down, to not end up in the container store, like i did for three weekends in a row. - on amber's team tonight, you know him from kids in the hall, fargo, and news radio. fun fact-- he was the one who first said to joe rogan, hey, you ever heard of these things called podcasts? it's dave foley. [applause and cheering] - and joining michael, she's the representative from texas's 30th congressional district. and if she's got good posture, that's because lately, she's the only democrat with a spine. it's congresswoman jasmine crockett. [applause and cheering] all right, let's get to the biggest stories of the week. amber and dave, i'll start with you. i'm going to show

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and then something bad happens in the woods. you don't talk about it for a while. no. passed, and then all of a sudden, you get a phone call and they say, we know what you did in the woods. >> brett kavanaugh. i asked. >> him, algae asks, what is one rule you make that everyone has to follow in your home? shannon, what rule is that? >> you know what? you better like dogs because biscuit bream, it is her home. and if you come into it, i hope you love her. because you know she's. >> going to be there. >> beautiful. >> that's all. listen. >> i did i tell you my idea for a new book for you. >> let's hear it. >> women of the bible cook. >> yeah, but i can't cook. >> it's a no. it's a combination religion and cookbook. it'll sell like crazy. >> i like that. >> think of the names of the. >> do you have to? do you have. >> to. >> cook to have a cookbook? >> women of the bible in the kitchen. >> does cereal count? >> no. never mind. what's your name again? jesse. what rule in your home. >> i make everybody take off their shoes? >> no. >> no. >> i don't do that. >> oh, no. >> so

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now while lives depend on wood fire and candles, no lives went back 50 years. come for the hey, let me know. so i like all of the only way we get electricity is solar energy or small project generators. but unfortunately, we're facing a diesel crisis. one of the cost of diesel is equal to check with you. the only thing was about to go ahead and hold the rejoins as live now from the the solid nation problems in didn't by law that's in central, gaza. good morning to you hidden. so it seems, it's just crisis upon crisis. the people in gauze a how's the situation going to impact the water supplies the people that ok, so let's make it clear that what is red turned off is a power line in the oven and is a power line. substitute power is this dissemination sense? this is the simulation that, that's used previews 17000 metric cubes of water to palestinians in the central garza and the southern parts of the mentioning that has been asked some units up to now when was this electricity power line a howard this is alicia. that is met of november 2024, which is like approxi

so that provides drinking woods. it's around half a 1000000 people in central and southern areas of some of the scene is it is relying on generates is on site of the panels. function syrian security forces say they've repels in a time calling to check points in the capsule, damascus. c fights is suspected of being loyal to else, the president, the shuttle assets have been arrested. the microscope president calls is shown by him, has taken a different surprise to the one canada is taking and responding to his terrace on thursday. mexico was given a further one month reprieve on the majority of its goods heading to the us. now, a lot, concession has been tributes. it in parts of the good relationship between trump and shame on john home and reports from mexico city. mexico feels like it has a nice right now when it's high stakes diplomatic game with donald trump. a former student leader saw him to know met skirts 1st female president. and so that would be a 2nd phone call last thursday. cheapest way to trump to suspend

it didn't means it's woods on describing the explosive sit down in the white house, which was supposed to be a constructive meeting between trump and zaleski. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump is doing. can i ask you? sure, yeah, yeah. okay. so what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country with respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling us is issue a check days the year in no position didn't dictate what we're going to fail. you again. somebody is a people seeing you dabbling with world war 3 and what you're doing is very dis, written disrespectful to the country. this country. i'm the you that to you are more that a lot of people say where they should have. you've got big trouble getting an hour or so. no, no. okay. not a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not reall

most bustles at that time peri were made of wood. when they perished, they splintered on the oc floor and it disined over the centuries. we learn that the work of findave ship wrecks actually starts on land, in the archives. archives often include items like logbooks, sales transactions, business records, advertisements, and insurance claims." guest: who knew? they keep meticulous records. like, we are not guessing here. you have to find them on the ocean floor because the ocean covers things, currents move things around, but the records tell us a lot. a lot of these insurance companies had to pay out claims. the slave trade was big business. people made a lot of money off of it and people wanted their payouts. so, they would file claims. people were taken to court around us. and there are documents of all these things. so, historians start by going through those archives to really understand what the wrecking event was and where it might be, and then it goes from there. host: tara roberts, tell us about the first time you sighted a

that these price hikes from tariffs will only be felt in the short term, professor robert chapman woods it's way too early to tell. in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. tom. thank you. more developing news now from the white house. president trump is formally halting military aid to ukraine. this comes just days after that heated oval office argument with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. that meeting ended with a fiery exchange, with zelensky abruptly leaving. today, a white house official telling nbc news aid will be paused and reviewed to ensure it's contributing to a peaceful solution between ukraine and russia. all of this happening on the eve of president trump addressing a joint session of congress. the world will be watching. this is a live look now at capitol hill. this speech, essentially the state of the union, will outline his priorities for the next four years. the war in ukraine, immigration and slashing government jobs will likely be key topopics. you can watch the president address congress right here on nbc bay area. our live coverage begins at 6 p.m

in the woods, you don't talk about it for a while, decades pass, and all of a sudden you get a phonee that everyone has to follow in your home? shannon, what rule is that? >> shannon: you better like dogs because this kid bream, his home, if you come into it. he's going to be there. listen -- >> greg: did i tell you my idea for a book for you? women of the bible cook. >> shannon: yeah, but i can't cook. >> greg: combination religion and cookbook. it will sell like crazy. >> shannon: i like that. do you have to cook to have a cookbook? >> greg: women of the bible in the kitchen. >> shannon: does cereal count? >> greg: never mind. jesse, what rule in your home? >> jesse: i make everybody take off their shoes. >> shannon: no. >> jesse: i don't do that. some people do that. >> greg: we do that. >> jesse: you do that? >> greg: if you live in new york, you cannot wear your she was in somebody's house. they are covered with human filth. >> shannon: discuss where she was? >> jesse: religious regions? >> greg: it is high gene. every time he walks, i wipe his paws. >> jesse: i'm turning around

the woods, the commitments of coal seeds really match up, but these optics, the most of the atmospherics the vibes in the room they really meant to. i'm the hug for the men's capable of being in tale deliberate to send the message to washington the the u. k. and the europeans are still very much on the landscape side. and now we've got social media thrown into the mix where we can immediately see the reaction of world leaders to a particular event, such as the route in the white house. we saw this incredible sleep a twitch of messages from leaders across europe, expressing some integrity with ukraine. it really is a kind of new era of, of diplomacy that we're witnessing. that's kind of washington dc. now bringing mike honda, unlike wearing some optimism from this and that is key visit can salvage, has relationship with the trump administration? is that suggested in the us as well? the us has not ruled out of the engagement with the ukrainian president of the secretary of state, mancha rubio pointing to the statement that the president trump made on social media off the meeting for the po

am going to talk about the conference historically past, but most importantly, drummond is rolling wood for then we decide to refresh a video for you for a better understanding of german is historically passed in the media. the concentration come here. welcome on to mocked one of many violent aspects of german rule in and it may be from 1894 to 1915. it began when merchant adults looter, it started acquiring land through intermediaries in southern. it may be a protection treaties, often misleading or assigned under your risk, started the transition of land ownership from indigenous people to gibbons. ultimately this was about 835000 square kilometers, roughly $1.00 times the size of germany. here in german, south, west africa, germans didn't just come to exploit, they also came to settle, while locally does like hendrick fit for you and late to assemble. my herero initially tried to co operate with the german colonial administration. local nama and herero group suffered increasing pressure from germany's imperial expansion. more conflicts followed, and in 19 o. 4 war broke out between g

kids on board is all looking like smooth sailing and then we have the crown thrown a spine up in the woods. what happened to the so called collection was, while it looks like the air of the collective west is coming to an end with the sun spun, such unseen pessimism of rising among ukraine or ukraine's back as in europe with ease diplomats themselves even stating that a defense spending is becoming a fixed cost. basically, the u now seems obliged to pay for secure seo for another country despite their own subject costs in heat and energy. and it looks like there's no confidence that ma, chrome presents interest of his own people. the last problem entry elections show that becomes party is need this, the most popular. unlike dispos show them across trust level is only 25 percent, which is why know, and the reaction circulating them in the media is indicative with means. imagining that i'm making fun of the french president, that he's been called a mad mind, and even compared to the pony and even predicting him the same state. and in a public address, mccall and himself stated the phone sayi

to leave woods and come to a different division and cable car was it.here has been only four women that work the cable car in the 150 years and i am the second person to represent the cable car and i also know that during the 19, i think 60s and women were not even allowed to ride on the side of a cable car so it's exciting to know you can go from not riding on the side board of a cable car to actually grip and driving the cable car and it opened the door for a lot of people to have the opportunity to do what they inspire to do. >> i have some people say i wouldn't make it as a conductor at woods and i came and made it as i conductor and the best thing i did was to come to this division. it's a good division. and i like ripping cable cars. i do. >> i think she just tapped into the general feeling that san francisco tend to have of, this is ours, it's special, it's unique. economically and you know, a rationale sense, does it make sense? not really. but from here, if you think from here, no, we don't need this but if you think from here, yeah. and it tur

to leave woods and come to a different division and cable car was it.n only four women that work the cable car in the 150 years and i am the second person to represent the cable car and i also know that during the 19, i think 60s and women were not even allowed to ride on the side of a cable car so it's exciting to know you can go from not riding on the side board of a cable car to actually grip and driving the cable car and it opened the door for a lot of people to have the opportunity to do what they inspire to do. >> i have some people say i wouldn't make it as a conductor at woods and i came and made it as i conductor and the best thing i did was to come to this division. it's a good division. and i like ripping cable cars. i do. >> i think she just tapped into the general feeling that san francisco tend to have of, this is ours, it's special, it's unique. economically and you know, a rationale sense, does it make sense? not really. but from here, if you think from here, no, we don't need this but if you think from here, yeah. and it turns out she w

engineered wood. a lot comes from canada, so you could see higher prices on beams and more structural wood. president trump says he's implementing the new 25% tariffs on canada and mexico, because the countries did not do enough to stop the flow of lethal drugs and undocumented immigrants into the u.s, and suggests the tariffs will push more companies to move to america. the tariffs are expected to hit the car industry hard, and those higher prices will be passed on to buyers. the cost of a new car is expected to rise between 4000 to $12,000, and you can expect to pay more at grocery stores, too, especially for avocados and tomatoes. you know,n the united states, we import 89% of our avocados from mexico and 91% of foreign grown tomatoes. so in california, we're importing a lot of these products. that's going to affect especially electronics and chips in the bay area. the bottom line from alcohol to fruit cars to tech, economists say you should expect to shell out more. the u.s. also introduced an ext

individual champions include briann, he was ivory, daniela spencer and abigail woods. additionally, due shaib's leah ivy and pressley that beinger each earned second place finishes in their respective categories. their success is a testament to their resilience as they overcame countless challenges along the way. ivy faced serious heart issues, spencer competed with a broken arm, and jones with profound strength and courage competed while mourning the recent passing of her mother. these young women embody the values of hard work, perseverance and grit. i'm in awe their determination and spirit. they showed us what true resilience look like. we're incredibly proud to have such talented and dedicated individuals representing utah's third district. their success is not just their own, it reflects the strength and character of our community. thank you, mr. speaker, and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revi

maybe he accidentally hit her head with the car door, or maybe he dropped her on the way to the woodsrecall? probably five or six. keith morrison: or maybe he said one of those logs damaged her face. i remember tipping a bigger one on her and a couple of smaller ones. i just grabbed one end of the log and proceeded to tip it up over on top of her. keith morrison: it was all an accident, said daniel, and he felt just terrible. every day, i think about this, and i regret what happened. it's something i have to live with, something that her family has to live with. i never wanted to put someone through something like this. man: did you intend to cause her death? no, i did not. man: did you murder chelsea bruck? no. man: why do you say that? why do you say no? 'cause i didn't mean for her to die. i didn't mean for this to end like this. and it's just not my intent. it was to have a good time. keith morrison: the prosecutor did his best to break daniel's story. said, of course, daniel didn't seek help because people would have seen immediately that chelsea had been brutally beaten to death

increase defense spending something donald trump says he wants european countries to do a profound woods from previous mounts. the leader of the christian democrats in this country, the man whose policy came 1st and the general election 2 sundays ago. profound woods about the need for. ready a much greater defense budgets, any needs the support of the social democrats whose political opponents and from the perspective in this parliament, we're talking about potentially hundreds of billions of dollars being spent. but that's a catch. yeah. and the catch is this in order to get that through mr. mounts and his social democrat friends. they need to persuade 2 sides of people in the parliament behind me. and then there's a democratic issue here because in order to do that, he's changing the constitution. if he gets his way, he needs to get 2 sides of that building, the members inside it to vote for it. and in the other has the parliament. but he needs to use the votes of members of parliament, many of whom, for the seats in the general election. 2 sundays ago, he needs the support of the soci

most b at that time period were of wood. why perished, they splintered on the oceanloor and it disintegrated over the centuries. we learn that the work of finding slave ship wrecks actually starts on land, in the archives. archives often include items like logbooks, sales transactions, business records, advertisements, and insurance claims." guest: who knew? they keep meticulous records. like, we are not guessing here. you have to find them on the ocean floor because the ocean covers things, currents move things around, but the records tell us a lot. a lot of these insurance companies had to pay out claims. the slave trade was big business. people made a lot of money off of it and people wanted their payouts. so, they would file claims. people were taken to court around us. and there are documents of all these things. so, historians start by going through those archives to really understand what the wrecking event was and where it might be, and then it goes from there. host: tara roberts, tell us about the first time you sig

still says his relationship with president donald trump can be salvaged onto this extraordinary war woods in the law office. official reports for the white house. but you will see the historic walls of the oval office of god in many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of is you creating alex, raised voices, pointed fingers, well to me as the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is supported him through 3 years of war, and donald trump insisting he should be more grateful. you're allowed all the way. and if there's anything that example should be right around the word, beginning of the war, not in a good position. it was, you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having all kinds car right now. you're going to give you a choice for you to you. again later we relied simple radians of people seeing you gambling with world war 3. when you see a gambling with world war 3 and what you're doing is very dis, disrespectful to t

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but so basically, we went into the woods and found sticks and built a man.ck man and burned it over a fire. >> seth: so yura was happy to just give his clothes away to this holiday? [ light laughter ] >> yeah. both the boys were. >> seth: okay. let's watch this and then i want everybody to decide if this looks like a real holiday or one that was just made up on the fly. >> because i'm not soccer. mother [ bleep ] mother [ bleep ]. i am mother [ bleep ]. [ silly yelling ] [ laughter ] >> seth: i feel like they might have had one too many crepes. [ laughter ] >> yeah, now i'm looking at that -- >> seth: again, you play someone who works at a strip club. but again, you've been an actor forever, and yet people have thought -- and again, because sean is very good at this, like, he finds people who maybe didn't come conventionally from an acting path. a lot of people thought maybe this was the first acting you'd ever done. which i think speaks to how good a job you do of playing the character. >> oh, yeah, i can't tell you how many people after a screening or a q&

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as that system pushes its way for the east bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the midwest on woods to eastern parts of canada and a very wet outlook for the east coast of the us on wednesday now behind that things came up for central parts of the us out west will see move wintery, weather is starting to pull into california with some heavy rain across the southern areas. certainly across the field here that things have been very hot to across the north of mexico, but we'll see a cool down with a change in the wind on wednesday. during the fall, as the cold winter weather continued people in gauze, i have no choice but to find what little shoulder they come out to see you is teams across the world when you close to the house. if the story we are sure to see the agencies of legend some clothes ruined the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah didn't have any stories to tell the us, suppose this military aid for ukraine shop, the escalating pressure. ok if the cause of deal with russia to end the war the on the bulk of this is i'll just

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