. >> la lucha por la familia de recupera ael niÑa migrante que fue la unica sobrevivient de u choquealifornia y su madre y padrastro murieron el dppto de la familia tiene la costudi. >> el juez condena libertad condicional para este beisbolista acusado de tener relaciones con una joven de 1 aÑos y pagar miles de dolares a su madre para su consentimiento. >> un recorrido por este hote la esperanza de miles de m migrantes que aqui encuentran refugio. >> noticias telemundo con jujli vaqueiro. >> uenas tardes y vamos con noticias de ultima hora, de gran impacto y puede o no donald trump contender con la presidencia de estados unidos y es la pregunta que la cote suprema buscara responder, la corte anuncio que escuchara l apleacion contra el expdetd que lo habian inhabilitado para aparecer en la boleta de las elecciones presidenciales y vamos a wshington dc con cristina londoÑ. >> asi es uenas tardes y poco esperaban que la corte suprema no aceptara este caso y que su responsabilidad es una decision existencial para la democracia de este pas orque detras de colorado hay otros estados que b

through large crowd of journalists political supporters knife-wielding man charging at him was think aeledn'ts before taken by police. >> he reportedly is recovering nonlife-threatening injuries the motive unknown. not moving out, anytime soon, long island hometown boy billy joel planning up for sale listing 49 million dollars so far no the takers he bought the property for 22 1/2 million uptown girl crooner said during news in concert he adds, 8 bathroom manor, the homing living room renovations quite a while is it hamptons? and 2023 one of the worse years for remarket in general says spending more time in florida like old jewish guys from long island do that is what he said the housing market has a victim in billy joel. john: because of affordability problem i can see if selling your home nearly -- that something is going to happen on affordability problem this is a combination of elevated home prices, very high mortgage yields highest i think since about, the year 2000. doesn't make sense ordinarily you would think with higher mortgage yields would have lower home prices there is a not

in aition to the ael override, we worked together tfind bipartisan solution to further suppt our publicchool. including a $300 million infusion for k-12 schools. let's build on that success and nd an even stronger pp 123 to the voters th will provide our public schools another decade of funding rtainty. [applause] without question, we must give teachers a raise [applause] but we must also hear that arizonans are asking us to do more. let's take this opportunity to increase compensation for teachers a the support staff who are all critica for student success. [applause] and let's take the necessary stepto invest in school safety i look forward to collaborating with you to move these solutions forward. by working together to strengthen prop23, we will prove to arizona parents and students we are building a world-claspublic education system they deserve, and that our state needs for the future. we must not let this opportuni pass us by. in this upcoming session, we must also address the long-term health of our k-12 schls, which means we must address the lack of accountability and transpare

to the benefit in which you are entitled for that's a big reason why we don't think it is well for aelward this benefit this is the benefit that's based on the amount i contributed. but the thought was beyond a certain amount higher income people do not need any more benefits. they do not need to make contributions pass that amount that is historical basis foror now. there have bn man proposals. any bipartisan solution social security shortfall would probably involve an increase int the amount of income subject to the tax. click to that increase the amount of income subject to the tax then equate to a more social security benefits for the person whose wages are being taxed? or are they using that money to help fund other parts of the program there social security monthly stipend stays the same? like this is exactly the right question but not everyone asks this question up reall question. it creates a bit of a choice. we have earned benefit structure your benefits are a function of your contributions. you tax higher income people more one of two things happen either you pay a lot more b

now, if you will take all your clothes off on a disney attraction, why choose "it's ael small world"?gress tohe might be able to justify bt whose drips down in front ofma children at disney world? the man was eventually arrestede and charged with being -- imagine this, laura, under theba influence of a controlled substance. >> laura: let's keep let'sg keep legalizing drugs. it is working out well for us.oo there are a lot of jokes with the small. >> yes. >> laura: it is too easy. his world was very small come all right, raymond. >> the permissiveness and drug e use, people have no shame. it is a disgrace. now even christmas is being profaned. if you have been to the movies lately, i made the mistake ofhe rsgoing over the weekend, there are two holiday/was on the big screen. thanks thanksgiving maniac carving a people during thanksgiving and it is a wonderful life may/or spin on the classic. i have to say i saw theseght posters at the cineplex and the are a joke but they are not, they are real. but this is an emblem of our cultural decay. when you can't live there make uplifting or joy

>> so first of all your right, nato is ael transatlantic alliance, europe and north america, and we remainl alliance. but the transatlantic region faces global threats, securities not longer regional. it matters for europe and what happens in europe matters for asia. and, therefore, of course we don't regard china as an adversary but china heavy investment in multi-military chemicals including more and more bombs and nuclear weapons. china way of behavior especially in the south china sea and the way china has actually violating core principles for nato, democracy, the rule of law, journalists, freedom of expression as we've seen in hong kong. all of that matters for nato. and we also have to understand this is not about native moving into asia but about the fact that china is coming close. received in africa, we see them in the arctic, we see them try to control the critical infrastructure. not some years ago we had a big discussion about 5g and many allie said this is only commercial issue. no, it's also an issue of our security. so, therefore, for all these reasons of course nato has to

tom ocrats will be on the stage in los aeles adam schiff from burbank, irvine's katie porter and oakland's steve garvey will be the only republican. excuse me, with six weeks to go until california's primary. and analysts say many voters are still undecided. and this debate could be an opportunity for candidates to win them over. the top two candidate. s, no matter the party will advance to the general election on november 5th. you can see tonight's debate again right here on ktvu, starting at 6:00. dexter scott king, the youngest son of martin luther king junior and coretta scott king, has died, according to family members. >> the 62 year old died this morning at his home in malibu after a battle with prostate cancer. his sister, reverend bernice king, and brother martin luther king, the third, say the sudden shock of his death is devastating. dexter king served as both chairman of the king center and president of the king estate. >> well, elon musk visited one of the most symbolic sites of the holocaust today. after an uproar over anti-semitic messages on his platform. x, formerly known

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they also jews and to make an annihilation of thelike that,ael.g in a genocide. >> but how if what you're saying is true , how is it? how do you is true, how is it? how do you think that you can actually defeat that in by bombing it? >> so i don't think that we should defeat and i'm speaking about, first of all, internationally, i think that many countries , including this many countries, including this state, israel state, is supporting israel right now the way they do it right now and the way they do it and comparing between what's and i'm comparing between what's happening in the countries for what's in the streets. what's happening in the streets. we problem. what's we see a problem. that's what's happening we see a problem. that's what's happenipeople do not want to streets, people do not want to see the evidence and the evidence that hamas is not just bad this also bad bad for israel. this is also bad for the palestinian people. and this this to this is the goal of this to world take hamas gaza world take out hamas from gaza and to innocent

you're a former special adviser to michael charlie rowley. you're a former special adviser to i\we|aelto i\we ready for charlie rowley. you're a former special adviser to i\we ready for war?lie rowley. are we ready for war? >> well, thanks very much . i >> well, thanks very much. i mean, you talked about the figures top the figures at the top there, the number forces in terms number of armed forces in terms of boots on the of personnel, boots on the ground , coming from 70,000 to ground, coming from 70,000 to about think. look, about 50,000, i think. look, there is still for boots there is still a role for boots on ground clearly to be on the ground clearly to be made. seeing that in made. we're seeing that in ukraine. that when ukraine. we're seeing that when you're the fight to the you're taking the fight to the houthis. the question houthis. but the question is, what are we going what kind of war are we going to be facing when it comes to intelligence, when comes to intelligence, when it comes to our technology, when it comes to disinformation? our technology, when it comes to disin