abigail spanberger. where is abigail? get up, abigail. i also want to thank leader schumer. schumer is not here, is? your guy could not make it today either. for all of you who kept this bipartisan bill on track from the beginning to end and so did our great labor district today, i want to thank them. my dad taught me, the job is a lot more than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. it is about respect. it is about your place in the community. it is about being able to look your kid in the eye and say it is going to be ok. the billowing signing today is about a preposition -- the bill i am signing today is about a preposition. americans should be able to retire with economic security and dignity. that is the entire purpose of the social security system crafted by frank on roosevelt nearly nine years ago -- franklin roosevelt nearly nine years ago. social security's for retirees and survivors and millions of americans. we have all heard stories like the one that betty share today. employees, public secretaries, nurses and many more, many working second jobs often just because

[inaudible] [inaudible conversations] this is abigail. >> hi abigail come take my hand there we are there we are. none on against all enemies foreign and domestic and pledge allegiance to the same you take this opportunity freely well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which are about to enter so help you god? congratulations. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] right everybody look up here. [inaudible] chief logistics officer. thank you for coming here and is seeing and the logistics and support functions that support the transition is occurring in the month of december. transition for illness actually started in july of 2023. thus we started bringing to go to the finishing process. we have to have 70 desks available by december 1 of 2024 so that in the month of december we start moving 192 offices in december it all has to be completed by january 2, 2025 so that they can be sworn in on january 3, walk into their office and everything is set up. all of the furniture, all the computers, all the phones, the copy machine, everything is set up and they are writing to do th

spencer. as mindi kaling and former suits star abigail spencer earlier moments.ier said they would take legal action over the arrest warrant that they have called illegal and invalid. more on this story and invalid. more on this story and bring more developments as they play out. sir nick clegg, the uk former deputy prime minister, is stepping down from his job as president of global affairs at facebook owner meta. he said in a post he will be leaving the tech giant after seven years, replaced byjoe kaplan, who served as the deputy chief of staff in the white house during the george w bush administration. joe kaplan is known for handling the relations with republicans. it comes ahead of donald trump's inauguration on 20 january. the duchess of sussex has announced a new show on netflix that the streaming service describes as a lifestyle show that blends practical how—tos and candid conversation. with love meghan premieres on 15january and includes eight 30—minute episodes with celebrities such as mindi kaling and former suits star abigail spencer. hey, it's lucy

casey. >> and of course, you can read more about abigail's story in saving abigail, which is out now.ight. time now for sports. the pittsburgh penguins star, the latest athlete to have his home targeted by burglars in recent months. coy wire has this morning cnn's sports update. good morning. hi, casey. >> a few hours after the penguins game against the senators ended on saturday night, a 911 call came in. evgeny malkin's home had been broken into. malkin's three stanley cup rings are missing. the alarm system cameras at his home in sewickley heights were down at the time of the break in. this, according to multiple reports, several athletes homes have been targeted in recent months, including those of nfl stars joe burrow, patrick mahomes, travis kelce and nba star luka doncic. the nba. >> the fbi has warned leagues about crime organizations targeting pro athletes homes. >> to the nba, where the nuggets are once again starting to look like a team that reached the conference semis last season, crushing the dallas mavericks on their home court last night thanks to a monster game from j

abigail dillen welcome to climate one. hi. hi. full stage up here. honestly i just am so excited i get to hang out with all these. what a true and they're what 20 interviews you said in this book. so there's a lot of really. i can't wait for the dinner party one day. abigail back in the 1970s people probably know there was this whole raft of legislation, a bipartisan congress introduced environmental legislation. we have the clean air act, the clean water act, the national environmental policy act, the species act. i think also the creation of the epa collectively they are responsible for really transform the way we approached our natural world and they saved a lot of land species from destruction. how much are these foundational laws under threat today? existential so one thing to remember about that time, which i think the climate movement is just catching up to, is that there was a holistic analysis that we were polluting our air giving people asthma, cancer, that we were polluting our rivers. so they were catching on fire. at least one of them in

from this biological male student. >> wow, abigail our job as parents is to protect them.ome and told you, this how did you feel? >> it was just heart breaking to watch over the, you know, few weeks and months that this was building up. and then to hear that the shower. was just heart breaking like you said we want to do everything to protect our daughters and not allow anything like this to happen. >> ainsley: did the school do anything about the vulgar comment? >> unfortunately, we originally reached out to them, no. >> we didn't receive a response. >> ainsley: matt, how did you feel about this ruling? >> we were very excited about the ruling. this is a colossal wind, not only for students like adaleia but for every young woman and girl across the country that wants fairness on the playing field. it doesn't want a man coming into locker room or restroom or even students and teachers that don't want to be forced to use inaccurate names and pronouns. we are glad to see the nationwide the biden administration and no future administration can enforce this rule against any st

i am proud you are wild by prince like abigail and mike, former cia agents and helicopter pilots that have such bright futures. jim hines house a great dinner party and when i met him, i told you, i would at least have one friend in congress here that you know that lori can get me to laugh on even the roughest of days and pete aguilar and i get in trouble when we sit next to each other at events in this institution is stronger because it is one of its greatest leaders with a bright disposition, willingness to have tough conversations on both sides of the aisle, and a passion for service. i am sort of tickled that when i read this note to you on the house floor, it will formally enter into the congressional record the names back row hecklers, rusty butter knives and the industry couples into the congressional record. whatever we call them, they are people i have broken bread with, talked about the world's problems with, been through a whole lot personally with. i want each of them to know how grateful i am for them and their friendship. although i am moving on from congress, i am confi

and includes eight 30—minute episodes with celebrities such as mindi kaling and former suits star abigailer released on thursday, she garnishes a cake with raspberries and harvests honey in california where she lives with her husband prince harry and two children. before we go, recapping our top story. police officers are at the presidential residence as they attempt to arrest the impeached president, his legal team has been seen entering the compound and have called for an arrest warrant issued against the president earlier this week.: it's illegal and invalid. stay with bbc news. we will have more coverage of the events as they play out. hey, it's lucy with the catch up! tonight — the latest on the attack in new orleans, stormzy�*s ban from driving, and belgium says bye to disposable vapes. first, 14 people were killed and dozens were wounded when a man drove a pick—up truck into crowds of people in new orleans on new year's day. emer is going to tell us more. the driver has been named as shamsud—dinjabbar, an army veteran from texas. he was killed in a shoot—out with police and the fbi

premier is on isjanuary and includes eight 30 minute episodes from celebrities such as mindi kaling and abigailhe trailer, she garnishes a cake with raspberries and harvests honey in california where she lives with her husband prince harry and jew children. before we go, recapping our top story. —— two children. a live page is up and running with updates as they come in, around 80 officers have much to the residence since around 8am local time and many supporters have for days when congregating outside his presidential residence vowing to block his arrest. this morning is no different. he was suspended from duties in mid—december after lawmakers voted to impeach him over a short lived declaration of martial law. the court issued an arrest warrant against this week with his lawyers have rejected as illegal and invalid. we will watch closely as events develop in a south korea, stay with us on bbc news. hey, it's lucy with the catch up! tonight — the latest on the attack in new orleans, stormzy�*s banned from driving, and belgium says bye to disposable vapes. first, 14 people were killed and dozen

married neighbors charlie gee netty and abigail hercules search for her wedding ring, one she designedsifting through the ash. >> that's really all i'm looking. >> reporter: the rest of everything that's in the house feels easily replaceable. >> reporter: for now, all many can do is hope and try to heal. what are you going to do now? >> there is a lot of distraction right now. i'm just trying to do one day at a time, because i don't know what's going to happen or where i'm going to be. >> reporter: maurice dubois, cbs news, los angeles. >>> prk donald trump is making his opinions known regarding the wildfires, and on sunday he calls officials battling the wildfires incompetent, asking why the flames were not yet extinguished. tom hanson has more on the rising political tensions. >> reporter: a county-wide crisis igniting. >> there is a serious lack of confidence in governance in california. >> reporter: governor newsom is now pressing back against donald trump's claim that there had been no water for some fire hydrants. last week there were allegations of low water levels hampering the

it's by abigail schreier. and she questions whether or not children are being treated correctly by mental health professionals. well, now we want to let you know what the most watched books at booktv dot org in 2024 were. number one is ashley. this is by jack cache hill and he looks at that slade air force veteran ashley babbitt and the other women who participated in the january six, 2021 capitol riots in second place is former reagan omb director david stockman. look at the trump economic policies. it's called trump's war on capitalism. third place journalists. bob woodward's latest book called war. and finally, annie jacobsen. her book is called nuclear war a scenario. and those four books for the most watched books at booktv dot org in 2024. just a reminder that all booktv programs are available online to be watched any time, any place. the website booktv dot org. org. well, now joining us on booktv is tony patino. he is the coauthor of this book, creating reading rainbow the untold story of a beloved chil

, of his presidency occurred when he had an opportunity to visit with a young girl by the name of abigail, an american israeli who was kidnaped, taken by hamas early and released the first american to be released in this war. she made a visit with him more than a year ago, an opportunity for him to spend time with that little girl, which, as he reflected, represented hope that all the hostages would ultimately come home. lester. all right. peter alexander. thanks. let's go to chief foreign correspondent richard engel in jerusalem. richard, what's the view from there? so let me start with the view in gaza, because we are seeing very strong reactions there. there are now public celebrations in many population centers all across the gaza strip. people are coming out of their homes, they are cheering, they are dancing, they are kissing each other. some hamas fighters from from the ezzeddin qassam, the military wing, were out on the streets as well, firing guns in the air, trying to show strength that they have not been defeated for the people of gaza. the 2.2 million people. this is a transfo

married neighbors charlie giannetti and abigail hercules searched for her wedding ring. >> the rest ofverything that's in the house just feels easily replaceable. >> reporter: for now, all many can do is hope and try to heal. >> what are you going to do now? >> there's a lot of distraction right now. i'm just trying to do literally one day at a time. i don't know what's going to happen, where i'm going to be. >> reporter: and most certainly our best for beverly and all those displaced as they try to move forward. thanks to our team at cbs l.a. so we could give you the perspective from the chopper. >>> to the weather now and the threat there. let's check in with cbs meteorologist grant gilmore. >> good evening, maurice. after somewhat of a break from those strong santa ana winds friday into saturday, those wind speeds increase again last night, gusting between 50 to nearly 70 miles per hour earlier today. as those strong wind gusts combine with low humidity and very dry conditions, that will produce another day of critical fire danger tomorrow from northern san diego county into ventura

and the relentless is where the bombing campaign that we spoke to the doctor, father abigail, as ease. she's a general surgeon stationed at all opposite hospital in del bala in central garza. she has more on the palestinian doctor's working while being personally affected by the war. i worked with all my father stephen college defend tastic. uh excellent doctors and they have to come in every day having lost the family members. you know, they lose your children, they lose just foxes. they lose friends and colleagues said, you know, they, they just keep going up, you know, this is life for the but fortunately, so i don't think they have a choice in the matter. the deputy foreign ministers of iran, france, germany and the u. k. r in geneva, in switzerland to discuss it runs disputed to nuclear program. it's the 2nd meeting between iran and european officials since november is being held in private. stephanie doctor has more from geneva. not much information coming out of what's being pul discussions, not negotiations. what we do know is that germany, the u. k, and friends are here meeti

you know, i love in this picture the portrait in the background is of abigail adams. yes. and mrs. nixon was able to persuade the addams family one day and adams to donate it right to to donate a portrait john and abigail adams that were hanging in the adams home up in massachusetts, pittsfield, for like, you know, the better part 170 years. she had an amazing ability to get people to part with stuff to charm people, as did clement conger deserves his own book. he was known as in clement conger by the white house staff. they got very tired of him inviting everyone to fundraising dinners. he was a very good at getting art and antiques out of people, which the white house needed. mrs. nixon also managed clement congregate to get dolley madison s portrait i think it was at the pennsylvania academy of fine arts, the basement, and they managed get that beautiful portrait of dolley and she always said dolley was her favorite first lady with her crazy turbans and smoking snuff for sniffing with diplomats you would never catch mrs. nixon doing no. but yes, dolley saved that famous gilbert

and the relentless is where the bombing campaign that we spoke to the doctor, father abigail, as ease. she's a general surgeon stationed at all opposite hospital in del bala in central gaza. she has more on the.

the silverplated coffee urn that sits on the sofa table that was owned by john and abigail adams was probably bought when he was the american minister to great britain. in the federal period but not too long after the declaration of independence. the wonderful scene of philadelphia that hangs above the sofa, in fact, is philadelphia in the mid 19th century. but it shows independence hall, which leave that to john adams and benjamin franklin and jefferson. you're sort of talking about all the great people that had something to do with the declaration of independence and the early government and the constitution. >> there was enormous symbolism in jefferson's use of the white house. first of all, he became the first president to shake hands. talk about something that we take for granted today. but that was a defining gesture. >> in addition to his symbolic impact, thomas jefferson is the first president to change the structure, adding colonnades of each side of the home for stables and servants quarters, with the columns to the west of the home still standing today. and he's also the f

abigail adams uses the east room for anything but what washington envisions as a stage for the president. she did use it as a drying room, as she called it, because it was unfinished the bare brick walls. in fact, it was leaking like crazy. and she set up the clotheslines in there. apparently, garnishes have made it into a drying room. it has no other function for us. john adams was constantly compared to george washington unfavorably. washington would receive in a black velvet suit, you know. and he was very stately and tall and and his silver sword and adams, unfortunately, had a black velvet suit made, and he would stand in front of the portrait. now hangs in the white house that was always there of washington this velvet suit and he would sit there. he didn't have many teeth and, you know, he's supposed to survive and smell that way. and and he'd stand beneath that portrait and kind of get some --, you know, of what has happened. the backdrop to the adams brief occupancy of the white house is one of political defeat and personal tragedy. within days of moving into this barn, the pres

bill mckibben ayanna johnson and abigail dillen. thank you so much for joining us on climate one. and thank you for an excellent. well, good morning and thank you for braving the cold here and. it's a january cold even. it's only. welcome to today's edward and helen hints book forum. we'll be discussing mark clifford's wonderful new biography of jimmy lai, the publisher of hong kong's next magazine, and the apple daily, jamie is now sitting in solitary confinement in a hong kong jail and is being punished for his to promote democracy and basic. there marks book is aptly titled the troublemaker how jimmy lai became a billionaire. hong kong's greatest dissident and china's most feared critic. and i might say not just only china's most feared critic and hong kong's greatest dissident, he may be globally the most renowned dissident. we we we have today. now, before introducing mark, i should note case you haven't already figured it out by absence of hair. i'm robert daum a is president robert unfortunately he was caught in the snow storm last evening in his flight it didn't make it ou

abigail adams wrote, the habits of a vigorous mind are formed in the contending with difficulties. great necessities callout great virtues. we confront great necessities today. lead armorer -- leading country through them will require all that is the best of us is a party and his people. a party was born during a national crisis, the civil war. under lincoln, are republican party freed that slaves and preserved the union, which means from our earliest days, the purpose of the republican party has been preserving the dignity of every americans life and helping our people together in times of turmoil. so we need to ask ourselves as conservatives, what are we trying to conserve? what do we want to save and to keep for our kids and our grandkids? put simply, the greatest country in human history. our founders built something that the world had never seen before. they took the best of western civilization from jerusalem to athens to rome to london, and they brought together faith, reason, law, and a representative government, and in philadelphia in 1780 seven, they put all of that toget

by the way, that scene, the adams hbo mini series of abigail taking him to see the battle of bunker totallyaccurate. so like i talk about a childhood formative memories. yeah, like he has these real childhood he sent across the atlantic very dangerous crossing when he's 12. then he sent to st petersburg when he's 14, without his parents to be a secretary of obligation there, you know, obviously not is sent to st petersburg at the age of 14. right. but this is a common set of experiences in the sense that those who grow up in the revolutionary kind of whirlwind have a very different childhood and a very different life. and i think it produces in them a kind of worldview, which is much more flexible, much more expects transformation, expect social mobility. they know that the world is not fixed in in the way that i think john adams at some pretty deep level kind of still does and so very different views of the way should work and you see john quincy adams becomes a kind of you know he's got his kind of weird personality layered on top of it but at bottom he's a a dyed in the wool democrat. he

if you are on the live stream and want to submit questions, send them to my colleague abigail wallen.and we will be able to enter those. >> quick question. >> i was going to ask whether you have had this experience, seen workers respond to these different policies where they feel they are being more effective. and whether that is helping morale. >> not sure if it is helping morale, but one thing we have seen is we would happily take some of our opioid settlement fundings and fund this contingency management pilot for individuals with stimulus use disorder. but is a difficult situation because there are no effective treatments in terms of medications today. we have seen a sharp rise in terms of referrals from child welfare into that pilot. there has been good take up. the proof of the pudding is in the eating, as far as the the outcomes. to ron's point, absolutely, there is a hunger and desperation when you think about child welfare. you think about what you wouldn't do for your child as far as behavior change and the fact that is not happening i think is an indication that the parents lo

john and abigail adams who were the first to live in the white house. >> how did they get the name, thete house? >> very interesting, if you did not have the paint on the stone, the stone is from virginia, 30 miles down i-95 towards richmond . you can still visit, a county park today to go back in the woods and you can see the stone and the stonecutters markings. they would break off a piece of the rock, drag you down to the river and, with the help of enslaved workers, would pull it against the shore upstream and offloaded it. they drug it to today, the building ground of t the white e this stone was a gray sandstone. if you were to see it not painted, it would be great. the scottish stonemasons who came with experts in carving this soft stone, they knew that you had to seal it so the water creeping and would not expand and crack the stone further. they whitewashed it. after the war of 1812 and it was burned by the british and rebuilt, after that time it started to be referred to as white house. descriptively referred to as white house or executive mentioned, but the white house, but w

but it was actually john and abigail adams were the first to live in the white house. and how did it get the name of the white house and when? well, this is very interesting. if you didn't have the paint on the stone, the stone is from a quiet virginia, about 30 miles down i-95 as you're heading toward richmond, you can still visit there. it's a county park today. go back in the woods and you can still see the outcropping of stone with the stone cutters markings on them. they would break off a piece of the rock, drag it down to the river. and then with the help of enslaved workers, they would pull it against the shore all the way upstream, all floated here in what was called the federal city at the time. it would be they would drag it over to lafayette park, we call it that today. but it's the building ground of the whitese. and this stone was like a gray sandstone and if you were t it unpainted, it would be gray. but the scottish stonemasons who came with an export, said carving this soft stone, you knew that you had to seal it so that the water creeping in would not

abigail adams wrote habits are formed with difficulty. we confront greatness.y and the people. under lincoln, are republican party preserves the union which means from our earliest days preserving the dignity of every americans like to put together in times of turmoil the greatest country in human history. we brought together for, reason and representative government. in the constitution of the united states. and never be infringed on. a fair and equitable criminal justice system. and an unprecedented way the last two years. they give them an excuse to do so. media soaked. health experts manipulated data and ignored science. doctor fauci lied repeatedly. i watched people in this country give up their freedom. they could not hold gathering some of the key about their freedom because the government told him about their freedom of religion and allow citizens to be canceled and silenced. the left not to criminalize the. when someone raises legitimate questions about any number of issues critical race. taught in our schools if you, kid punished. the republican party

abigail: if you talk -- chris: if you talk to 10 people, you get 10 answers.s been more or less real rates. inflation expectations have been well behaved but they are pushing up against 2.5%, which we think is reasonable. when you look at that cannot you say, we are getting to a level we think people start to step in, but the technicals are telling you to wait a little bit. there could be more upside. lisa: things could so off more. you are doing what we were talking about, which is looking at potential entry points. that may be down the line. what are you looking at to understand? >> if i am right, it is about growth. if the economy is strong, should that be good for earnings? if so, navy earnings start to stabilize things. at some point, do bond buyers start to step in? if they do, great. we are talking about who is going to be head of the treasury. it looks like scott is going to be appointed. there is talk that we could have a liz truss moment. his experience should minimize that probability. what are we looking at with regard to inflation? expectations ar

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later this month — will features appearances from celebrities including her former suits co—star abigailk at the weather. good morning, happy new year. usually i would look at that picture behind you and say it looks stunning, really beautiful. there are real concerns today because there is an amber health warning out regarding the cold snap we are about to go through. absolutely. good morning and happy new year. we are being gripped by this cold snap through today but not just today, a chilly the next few days. a prolonged spell of cold weather. if you are stepping out this morning, temperatures are below freezing, as low as —7. let's look at the weather today. relatively quiet. quite a lot of dry, sunny weather across much of southern england, icy stretches, north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland because we have wintry showers falling on that cold ground, and some snow showers continue across the north—east of scotland. a brisk breeze here and down the east coast of england, as well. a fair amount of dry, fairly sunny weather on the cards, top temperatur