abel and danica have been waiting patiently.keith self and ralph norman auto with the speaker not walking up the floor. the congressman was right that a conversation went on. what do you think happened behind the scenes? >> i think that they made their comments. they are frustrated, worried about the debt. worried about the spending. maybe they asked for a committee, who knows. you know how this political thing works. i was in it for a long time. we know who norman is, we know who self is. they voted against mike johnson. now they maybe have an opportunity to talk to the speaker and the president. not 100% sure, but they were happy enough to change their vote immediately. i am glad this only lasted two hours because the american people voted for change. they gave the republican party the house, the senate, and the white house. it is time to govern. it is time to do what you said you were going to do it. i'm glad it only lasted two hours and we can move on now on the important issues that we have as americans. christian: annika,

abel: i can guarantee you it is going to be where marco rubio is going to navigate.got some decisions to make. but he is the secretary of state as of today. and let's give him just a little bit of time to show us -- christian: this is the issue for -- how does he walk that fine line between these two big powers? joel: it is the hardest top of the signatry estate because always in every demonstration foreign ministers looked a little separately by the others run the table. oh, you are representing the foreign interests. you are hearing from foreign governments. not really supporting america. so for him to be able to translate what he is seeing overseas and why it matters to the nine states, that is his crucial task. sumi: and he wants to make sure the state department's relevance again, indicating that he felt that it was not relevant. the same time, donald trump is someone who tells his relationships, his personal relationships with foreign leaders. is there going to be a role for marco rubio to play and some of these really critical and difficult relationships? abel

after the death of his parents he and his brother robert were adopted by abel marapol.ns. in addition, mirapol has lectured extensively about "strange fruit" as an anthem, the story of a protest song. to speak about abel mirapol and the enduring power of strange fruit, please welcome michael mirapol. [ applause ] >> first of all, i want to thank harold and paul for including me on this fabulous, distinguished panel. it is wonderful to be sitting next to david and it is an absolute honor to share the stage with professor jefferson. i met my father when i was 10 years old, christmas eve 1953. my brother and i began living with dad and mom soon after and during the next seven years before i went away to college, i had the good fortune to live an extraordinary and, yes, privileged life. robbie and i won the lottery with our adoptive parents and their extended family and during those years and subsequent years as knowa adult, from time to time, i would learn things about dad's life that led me to the inescapable conclusion that he was the most extraordinary human being. inte

nancy baker published an article entitled abel meeropol, a.k.a. lewis allen, political commentator, social conscience, in the journal american music back in 2000, two. i am not sure it's behind a paywall or not online, but you can find this in some libraries anyway. david's work will be front and center after i finished and joel's film is entitled strange fruit well worth, watching it is available on streaming services. kanopy and vimeo on demand and can't speak enough of it. even though i was it, i can't speak enough. and finally there is an exhaustively researched, full length biography of, my father, by a man named david newstead been working on it for eight years. he has agent. he is searching for a publisher. he's on twitter and instagram and can't make this stuff up. writes a blog called the philosophy of shaving. it's true. have never read the blog. i've read the book and. it's pretty -- good. i will try to distill what i have learned from these four important points of information, as well as my memories of dad to talk about the man as he

in washington, i'm brian abel reporting. >> well, how about this.sengers on board an air canada flight had a very scary landing experience recently, but thankfully they are all okay. it's tough to imagine after watching this video. the plane's landing gear failed and the plane started sliding on the runway, causing one of the wings to catch fire. video from a passenger shows the plane being hosed down to put out that fire. the airport in halifax says all passengers and crew, thankfully, were able to safely get off that airplane. a reminder abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. you can get the abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that'll do it for this edition of abc seven news at 3 p.m. thanks so much for joining us. world news tonight with david muir is up next. i'll see you right back here for abc seven news at four. take care. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the horrific images coming in now. deadly driving. the storm across multiple states from kansas to kentucky, all the way to the east

abel yehoud.on the list of those who are going to be freed later in the week because at the weekend we only have those four israeli soldiers coming out. so she is going to come out on thursday now with two other israeli hostages and then on saturday three further hostages will be released in exchange for scores of palestinian prisoners. fin of palestinian prisoners. on the ceasefire _ of palestinian prisoners. on the ceasefire deal, we are on phase one. how many people in this first phase are we expecting to be released? and indeed, how many of those palestinians do not palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails will be released in return? welcome on the israeli side it is 33 israeli hostages in total in the first six week phase, seven have already come out so far, so that's 26 more over the next five weeks. on the palestinian side we have had about 300 prisoners released from israeli jails, so far, there is a further 1600 there is a further i600 palestinian prisoners to come in the next five week

that may not right now, abel.e first. >> well, i love the baseball one, but the one that doesn't exist, and i think we should have is maybe a genius hall of fame, a thomas jefferson. i mean, steve jobs. i can go on jeff bezos. and today, who would be. >> at the top? duncan. >> donald trump duncan? who would be at the top? elon musk, elon musk. >> all right. >> so i'm partial to the baseball thing too. i spent six seasons beating it up in the minor leagues, but unfortunately i'm not in the hall of fame. so i think a fantasy football owners hall of fame, right? i mean, you put a lot of grit and determination. you're making trades. you're having to, you know, not really work a couple hours a day trying to figure out how to fix that. that hurt player. but i think the most important thing an owner does is cooperate and try to pick the punishment for the losing team. my three kids played in a league this year, and the loser had to eat the hot nuclear hot wings. and of course, my 14 year old son was the one that lost rid

a warrant has been issued for the arrest, a former bolivian president abel morales after he failed to appear in court over allegations of statutory rate. morales who denies the allegation has taken refuge among his followers in central bolivia to avoid arrest. the president of columbia has suspended peace talks with the less to ellen rebel group, best after 30 people were killed and fighting between the o n. an ex rebels linked to another left us group the far which to span it in 2017 . the original governor said the fighting was a territorial dispute linked to the cocaine trade. the focus on the former prime minister and run con, has been sentenced to 14 years in jail. and a corruption case is already behind bars for other graphs. convictions is why force rev b. b was given a 7 year jail term, a couple had been accused of accepting land from a real estate tycoon and exchange for longer. the money. 3 lawyers who represented the late russian opposition leader, alexander bony, haven't jails bought him cold sam e gorse, or groaning and otic se lips, or have been given sentences ranging f

a warrant has been issued for the arrest of former bolivian president abel morales after you failed to appear in hoards over allegations of statutory rate. morales who denies the allegations has taken refuge among his followers in central olivia to avoid arrest. the president of columbia has suspended peace talks with the left is ellen gorilla group. this after 30 people were killed and fighting between the eel in an ex rebels, links to another left is group the far which to span it in 2017. the regional governors. the fighting was a territorial dispute linked to the cocaine trade of the 4 ships belonging to nato member countries i'll be gone for trolling the baltic sea. as part of an alliance initiative to defend underwater infrastructure. from sabotage, nato has increased its presence there since a series of attacks allegedly by vessels linked to russia. last month, power and communications cables were severed by a ship, dragging its anchor along the sea, but tens of thousands of serbians have protested in front of serbia. national television headquarters in belgrade to the main obje

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joining me tonight are abel maldonado, republican and former lieutenant governor of california, and anneke green, founding partner of reach global strategies and former staffer for president george w bush and mitch mcconnell. we willjoin our panels shortly. a big night in washington. first, the latest headlines. the republican congressman mike johnson has narrowly won re—election to the most powerful seat in the us house of representatives. mrjohnson was donald trump's pick for house speaker but in a tense first round of voting, three fellow republicans cast ballots for someone else. at the very last minute, two switched their votes to support him, just before the gavel went down. the white house says us presidentjoe biden will travel to new orleans on monday. a vigil has been set up on bourbon street for the 1a people killed in the new year's day attack. the family of the man who carried out the attack say they are struggling to understand what motivated him to do it. severe weather warnings have been issued for parts of england and wales over the weekend. there are amber warnings for sno

let's save lives. >> abel maldonado, thank you so much for joining. >> thank you. laura. >> up next, we're going to take a closer look at the businesses that were also impacted by these fires. some of them were entirely wiped out, including one of malibu's most iconic seafood restaurants. the reel in more than three decades of history burned in just a few minutes. the owners are standing by to share their story. next. >> kobe the making of a legend premieres january 25th on cnn. >> it. are you ready for this? >> are you ready for this? are you ready for this new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu fizzy chews? >> chew fizz. feel better fast. no water needed. >> new alka-seltzer plus fizzy juice. >> let's start the bidding on $5 million. thank you sir. >> these people of privilege hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. >> point five at the back. look at them. >> unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment. a 3% ira match on retirement. >> contributions 11 million, sir. >> once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive, their f

. >> i want to bring in abel maldonado. he's california's former lieutenant governor.ieutenant governor, thank you so much for joining. i cannot imagine what it's like to see these communities from your perspective, and then to hear the comments that are being made. are these comments from the president elect helping anything right now? >> well, laura, the president elect has made these comments before. >> he's done it, said this for a couple of years now. he's concerned about the water coming down into the southern part of california. he's concerned about being able to clean brush forest management. so they've been there. but today, today and tomorrow and the next week. the most important thing, laura, for californians, is to make sure that the first responders have every resources that they need in order to save lives. that is the only focus that we should be in. gavin and president elect, they have their issues over the years. i get it. they can resolve those as we move forward. today. it's saving lives in california. i live about two hours just north of where this

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in his tattoo parlour, abel tells me he didn't bother voting. no, i did not vote.t change. it won't make that much of a difference, i guess. i don't know, ijust feel that, with all the politics that's been going on, all these guys are going democrats, republicans, nothing really seems like it changes, you know, to the lower man down here, it don't seem like nothing changes besides the prices. it was president trump's biggest promise. in the end, more than any flurry of executive orders, it'll be his ability to deliver on it that will determine how much of a mark he makes. john sudworth, bbc news, kenosha. a new wildfire has flared up north of los angeles, which is itself still counting the cost of deadly fires earlier this month. the hughes fires has quickly taken hold of a large area near lake castaic, strecthing to an area of more than 9,000 acres. more than 30,000 people have been moved from their homes. 0ur correspondent in los angeles, peters bowes has been giving us the latest. this is a very familiar situation. extremely dry brush, tinder dry hillsides, ther

reporter: lester, among the three hostages set to be released tomorrow, the last female civilian, abel yehoud. za's cease-fire almost collapsed when she was not released. three americans are also still held in gaza. among them a 64-year-old keitht siegel, whose wife was freed more than a year ago. the man who helped negotiate this cease-fire visited devastated gaza today. he's the first american official to visit gaza in decades. tonight, he saw prime minister netanyahu. next week, netanyahu will see president trump. he will be the first foreign leader to see the president this year. lester? >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> we are following a frightening scene in india. at least 30 died in a stampede in the world's largest religious gathering. it happened at a festival in northern india. police say another 60 people were injured and taken to hospitals. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds, the new twist involving chinese a.i. deepseek. did it rip off technology from its american competitor? your gut is like a garden growing both good bacteria and bad. that balance is key to a healthy g

a warrant has been issued for the arrest of former bolivian president abel morales after he failed to appear in court over allegations of statutory rape. morales who denies the allegations as taking refuge among his followers and central bolivia to avoid or.

i want to go now to cnn's brian abel, who is standing by in alexandria, virginia.outside, we can see some of the scene behind you there. brian, what have you seen with your own eyes at what is clearly a very active scene? >> yeah, an active scene, an unsettling one as well. omar, we've seen the helicopter flying over with a spotlight, searching these waters here on the edge of the potomac, looking for anything, whether it be a survivor or anybody from that flight or that helicopter. and in fact, it's about in the last hour or two law enforcement officers came alongside here, where there's a handful of media here on the edge of this river and asked us to turn off our bright lights. that's why it may appear that i'm a little bit more dimly lit than than we otherwise would be, because the lights were interfering with their night vision goggles as they were trying to search. we've also seen boats in the water here, looking along the edge as well. we do know 300 or so first responders are working the scene here tonight, but right now we know there's no survivors that ha

after the death of his parents, he and his brother robert were adopted by abel marable who wrote strangeas written about his biological parents and edited that rosenberg letters and his parents present correspondence. he authored, we are your sons. in addition, meeropol has written and lectured extensively about the importance of strange fruit as an anthem of her social reform appeared for example in strange fruit story of a protest song, documentary film by joel katz. to speak about meeropol and the enduring power of strange fruit, please welcome michael marable. [ applause ] . >> first of all, i want to thank harold and paul for including me in this fabulous distinguished panelists it's wonderful to be speaking next to david and an honor to share the stage with professor jefferson. i met my father when i was 10 years old, christmas eve 1953. my brother and i became to live with mom and dad soon after. the next seven years before i went away to college i had the good fortune to live an extraordinary and yes alleged life. we won the lottery with our adoptive parents and their extended fa

. $3000.00 people have been told to leave at homes mount abel erupted on wednesday after non silver activity now and an asian cuisine is known for spicy dishes, but a steep rise, and the price of chimneys is causing concern among shoppers heavy rain and invitations. bypass have damage prompts, leading to smaller than usual, havas jessica washington re, for some ducats at this restaurant in town. green one ingredient takes center stage, the red chili pepper or indonesians. if we don't eat our me with chilly, feels like we haven't eaten as all this restaurants use is more than 100 kilograms of chilly each day. most of it is for making some bow, spicy condiments found across the archipelago. stuff here say they show up at the market each morning to get the freshest to produce for the customers. but in recent weeks they've been shocked by the sky rocketing price of chile for data on a of all fragile the both. and surely the process of going up, the price is to some key staples including right vegetables and eggs have increased recently. it's the price of red chili peppers that has shop is as thi

the slow table sought abel last sent me skinner. and i split that cut as a team and i'll put them, i've gotta be upset about the muscle. so some tips will be listed according to logic. ali thought success due to me, that was the blue book, isn't it? but it's what we'll do is put solely vocational physicals as to the tv that's the enables me to beat us. yeah. then we get any informed about ceiling, even if any, some or on the so maybe you go to you only be with them and go to go to go to get it picked up. when i was one of the products a go to the nickel, when you prepared me and not only do you my documents and use them that go to sales, say it to be the natural thoughtful capone mit calling each other. they ask why in the absence of a policy have you allowed the us and the west to be held hostage to those? we do have a clear policy. the bosnian serbs ran for president, saying that i would do my best to limit ethnic cleansing. and to see the united states play a more active role in resolving the problem in bosnia. the loading will t

not just in places like denver, where we knew tren de aragua story erupted, in the big abel, as well. new york got a little safer and new dhs secretary was on the scene to capture the ice operation. rather than breathe a sigh of relief, stepping up working with trump administration, liberal officials in cities and states plagued by crime, including migrant crime, are siding with illegals. brandon johnson in chicago. >> what this administration is attempting to do, he is attempting to get us to surender our humanity, we will not do that in chicago. >> laura: american citizens have no reason to fear unless they are involved in human or drug trafficking themselves and then they have something to fear. empathy always goes one way for open border fanatics to the poor illegals. to fanatics they are not illegal aliens or illegal immigrants, they are simply undocumented democrats. this from new york ag leticia james, shes my office is aware of increased presence of ice and i'm monitoring the situation to ensure our laws are respected and people's rights are not violated. think about this. whe

exhausted or good will would run out, and there were many such moments, these two leaders and their abelisors in all delegations found the resources within them to keep the chances for peace alive. >> the signing of the framework for the comprehensive peace settlement has a significance far beyond the event. it signals the emergens of a new peace initiative with the american nation in the heart of the entire process. >> we will still have problems to solve. camp david proved had in any problem can be solved if there is good will and understanding and some -- some wisdom. stuart: let me give you a perspective on this. jimmy carter drafted -- no president in american history has ever done that kind of personal diplomacy. 22 separate peace agreements over 1 days. 22 personally. going from sadat and begin and their staffs. the last day, 1th day, sunday. begin comes to carter and says i'm sorry, mr. president, i can't make any more come promices. i want you to -- compromises. i want you to get me a limb seen. i have an air waiting to take me to israel and carter realized this would undercut t

abel was 6 -- 6 he's a little shorter other than he is perfect. [laughter] thank you abe.irst. let me think my incredible family. going to think in particular someone who headed up the republican party 2 of them lara ciampa you saw before to produco produces 2 beautiful children. lara ciampa's unbelievable she was the chairman of the republican party and nobody said oh gee it's a family member. she did a phenomenal job. we had a minimum of cheating we

as many were expecting one civilian to be among those released in saturday's exchange. 29 year old abelange for the release of these four hostages. israel freeing 200 palestinian prisoners. thousands gathered in the west bank city of ramallah to celebrate their arrival. among those prisoners, 120 who were serving life sentences after being convicted of deadly attacks on israelis. in this first phase of the six week ceasefire deal, a total of 33 hostages are set to be released by hamas. two americans, keith siegel and declan, are expected to be among those freed. in exchange, israel will release hundreds of palestinian prisoners. britt clennett, abc news, tel aviv. >> president trump stopped in a las vegas casino today to talk economics. he promised the crowd to expect a bill that will have broad tax cuts, including on tips. >> so if you're a restaurant worker, a server, a valet, a bellhop, a bartender, one of my caddies, i go through caddies like candy. if i play badly, i always blame my caddy or any other worker who relies on tipped income. your tips will be 100% yours. won't that be?

abel was 6 -- 6 he's a little shorter other than he is perfect. [laughter] thank you abe. in addition to the most talented cabinet ever assembled on we are hearing things like that. will be supported in our mission by countless wonderful americans first. let me think my incredible family. going to think in particular someone who headed up the republican party 2 of them lara ciampa you saw before to produco produces 2 beautiful children. lara ciampa's unbelievable she was the chairman of the republican party and nobody said oh gee it's a family member. she did a phenomenal job. we had a minimum of cheating we watch them like a hawk. where is she? she did some job showing spieth nice and quiet. she is here someplace. thank you. thank you very much. she is phenomenal. the job she did her son didn't y do a beautiful job son and daughter? how many young kids note that 1? they don't know that 1. her son is someone i'm very proud of he's doing a great job. he has been subpoenaed more than any human being in history every day get the subpoena from congress on something it's all bs

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book that this division or our tendency of human beings to divide has been present since cain and abel. you know, the herdsmen or the you know, the row cropper, they divided. it resulted in a murder. so we we have to fight that and get back to being americans and making that more important than our own personal quest. and so we before me, that's kind of where we are right now. we're in this state of division. i think there's some a lot of question marks in people's minds right now because of the election. so that people are saying are are the sort of tenets that we've lived by, the values that we've held, you know, still popular. i think on the left, they're having to ask that question of themselves. there's a lot of introspection going on there because this was a pretty resounding victory for the right. but when you look at it politically, up until this point and that newfound sort of introspection. pretty divided. and let me i wanted to want to read this quote here because because i think i think it's got an important point. but also, i want you to read to to tell people whether or n

. >> in plains, georgia, brian abel reporting. >> all right, brian, thank you for that. joining me now is julian zelizer, a cnn political analyst and historian and professor at princeton university. good morning to you. julian, we were saying that in just a few hours from now, president jimmy carter's motorcade will make its way through his hometown of plains, georgia, which is a tiny town of about 500 people or so. then it's going to pause briefly in front of the peanut farm that was president carter's boyhood home before it makes its way to atlanta, to the carter presidential center. let's focus on, um, president carter's hometown, because he grew up in the segregated south. he returned to plains after his presidency, where he is deeply revered there. can you talk a bit about how this tiny community shaped mr. carter? >> it was a small, rural community. it was part of the country that today, democrats feel very far from. it shaped his principles. i think he was in many ways very principled and simple. he believed in the common people rather than the establishment. and

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel.attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed materi being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anythins you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut

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so getting abel bodied men and women back in the workforce and off of these means-tested programs is really important. there's no secret that the american people were profoundly disappointed at the biden administration's handling of the u.s. economy. but i have no doubt that with president trump, howard lutnick, scott bessent and russ vought on president trump's team, we will be in good shape to get the economy and our national security back on track and usher in not only a new age of american prosperity, but also to reestablish the sort of deterrence that will prevent the young men and women in this country from ever having to fight wars that could simply be prevented by reestablishing that deterrence. mr. president, i yield the floor. i would note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. alsobrooks. >> democratic senators and candidates require a commitment to the filibuster or creating carveouts that would render it meaningless. the democrat leader made it clear the days of the filibuster were numbered telling the cr

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. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel.hat attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i wo