aiden markram and skipper temba bavuma will return to the crease with their side 27-3.olving grand slam winners jannik sinner and iga swiatek are "disgusting" for tennis. the australian was speaking ahead of his return to competitive action at the brisbane international. italian men's world number one sinner still faces the threat of a possible suspension after he twice tested positive for an anabolic steroid in march. swiatek served a one—month suspension after testing positive for a banned heart medication in august. ijust think that it has been handled horrifically in our sport and two world number one is getting doped for doping is disgusting for our sport. it is a horrible look. tennis integrity right now, nobody was to speak about it, it is actually awful. and it is not ok. i know that people don't like when i speak out about things and be honest about things, but as a kid that grew up playing tennis it is ridiculous in my opinion. i'm not going to shut about it anyway. both sinner and swiatek deny that they knowingly cheated or took performance enhancing drugs. t

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earlier this morning we talked to aiden quigley, he's a budget and appropriations reporter for c.q. roll call. here's that conversation. the government funding runs out tomorrow at midnight. where does -- where do things stand right now on capitol hill? guest: right now there is a lot of confusion and in a way we haven't seen since october of last year which, as i'm sure the viewers can recall, preceded kevin kphaert losing his -- mccarthy losing his gavel. we have no clear plan how to move forward. half the republican leaders were scrambling last night to come up plan after the president-elect and his advisors who -- elon musk and rivek ramaswamy, the so-called doge committee, decided to kill this bill. host: what's going on with this -- with a new request for raising the debt ceiling? can you explain that? guest: that came out knopf where yesterday. it had not been a part of these spending talks. vice president elect j.d. advance sent in a -- vance sent in a tweet that president trump want that is to be taken care of before he takes office. right now it's at -- the treasury is set

host: aiden quigley for cq roll call, you can find his work online. thank you for getting up with us this morning. caller: thank you. host: we will take your calls. our question for the first half-hour is your comments essentially on being 1.5 days away from a potential government shutdown, and we start with doug , ohio, independent. caller: -- good morning morning and merry christmas. i would like to say president musk and vice president trump have got it bad this time if you think about it. the only people who will suffer are the poor people in either one of them know what that is. and the congressman, the republican congress has got to learn how to speak for their own minds and not worry about getting primary every two years. these people are mckinley sick already and they are not even in office. host: eric, maryland, democrat. caller: good morning. i agree with the last caller. it is going to be more of the same. i think the government will get shut down to show their power, even if it is for a day. and it is. i think half of my friends who voted

. >> nine-year-old aiden and his five-year-old sister live in the building next door.likes to come over here to play and enjoy the art. >> had you ever seen art like this before? >> no, never in my life. now i say it is beautiful. >> when aiden looks up at these giant sculptures, he imagines butterflies. >> that's one thing i love about nature, butterflies. it just brings me joy. >> for the pbs news hour, i megan thompson in detroit. ♪ amna: before we go, it's a little bit brighter here in washington tonight, now that the u.s. capitol is officially lit up for the holiday season. >> 3-2-1, there we go. amna: house speaker mike johnson did the honors, just like that, the capitol christmas tree was aglow on the west front lawn. geoff: the enormous 80 foot spruce made the long journey to washington from alaska. it's adorned with thousands of lights and ornaments handcrafted by members of alaskan communities. across town, the white house is also decked out for what will be president biden's final christmas there. first lady dr. jill biden called this year's theme a season o

elise and her husband michael gave us max, age 4 and aiden, a 2-year-old. both of whom bring so much joy to our lives. i'm so grateful that my brothers and sisters, their spouses and teresa's sisters and their spouses and so many of my nieces and nephews are with us today, and so many friends from all across our commonwealth. i remembered today my late parents, bob and ellen casey to gave me and my siblings life and love as well as their shining exams of meeting every person with respect. my father was a testament to the inscription on the finance building in harrisburg where he once worked and i worked as well. this inscription guided my work all these years. it says, all public service is a trust given in faith and accepted in honor. the senate is a place where senators are accorded most of the attention, not breaking news there. today i want to thank, of course, the men and women who don't get the head alliance, the -- headlines. the men and women who work behind-the-scenes every day, the staff of the senate sergeant at arms and door keepers who keep the

. >>> 10-year-old aiden and his little sister are making santa's nice list this year.fort to keep candy cane lane clean and free of trash. in year's past neighbors on candy cane and lollipop lanes had been in large of picking up after visitors and vendors that left trash behind but now, extra trash cans decorated with tinsel are left out for the people. thanks to the two kids that were worried neighbors might trash the tradition all together. >> i heard a lot of people saying they are treating us bad, why should we keep doing it? and i love seeing this display every year. >> future mayor or politician or community organizers. he says they have not seen much trash after seeing pieces of trash the year before. what they are doing is working. keep it up, a beautiful display over there, too. thanks for watching. the news continues. see you back here at 11:00. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergi

we're not able to facilitate aiden at this point. this decision is taken solely to protect and to the safety of the humanitarian to operating on these convoys. louie so i'm, i'm curious to know if you've been in touch with these riley, military occupation authorities on the, the, the grounds and the responsibilities of an occupying force in international law towards the wellbeing and aid of civilians in areas that it controls. have you been in touch with these ladies about the operations of these games? i'm, if so what kind of response have you received when you've requested protection assistance so you can carry out 8 operations if people can get food. i mean, this is something that we've been quoting sofa, so as a whole, this has been maybe 14 months out. the united nations on a daily basis have been calling for the safe passivity, not just of 8 supplies, but also about post to now on your i have had 250 colleagues killed. 250 colleagues killed it's during this war. multiple agencies have had saw somebody killed many wall in the, i

aiden markram to thank for their recovery from 66 for 3, at lunch they're 180 for 5, 31 behind.r positive doping case was revealed earlier this year. the five—time grand slam champion failed an out—of—competition drug test in august but tennis' integrity unit accepted her explanation that the result was unintentional and caused by the contamination of a different substance she was taking to help jet lag and sleeping issues. swiatek accepted a one—month suspension in november overall the reaction in poland has been pretty supportive, people did not know why it was not so easy so the information about my case, i was scared that most of the people would turn their back on me but i felt the support and it's great. it was a day of last—gasp finishes on dramatic night in the nba as four games were decided in the final 10 seconds while the atlanta hawks scored 50 points in the final quarter of their game to come from 17 points down to stun the chicago bulls. meanwhile, in indiana the oklahoma city thunder came from 15 points down to beat the pacers for their ninth straight win. shay gi

quickly filled up the passage, aiden building the hotel continental, the majestic and of course, the cat, ravel. it became a desirable location for journalists and particularly the american networks. cbs an, a, b, c. not only did they have the correspondence, like dan rob, molly, safe and all those out in the field covering the actual war. but they had an administrative stuff that occupied, you know, the sweets on the, the corners of the building lodge sweets and also it was made dozens of rooms, they'd rent a permanent place for locals. these price hotels was something of a spectacle. as a boy, one vancho lived in a small traditional house behind the carnival. from where he watched the news crews come and go on. we'll become a war photographer, himself. cosigned cat i ran out, took on a mad. that's the one going to show him going to the on a i don't always like on you. okay. name get it on the, on a level type the math on what they do is they shouldn't show me going to and i don't see will go back then. yeah, i will go back my mouth and to look at all my new show bowers on the boat,

i don't know, aiden, have you got a view on this? well, don't you don't have to go down the knife crime route. there are other aspects to being mayor, i guess, but there's. >> it seems a bit premature. he's already doing the job. yes. you meant to give somebody a prize for just doing you meant to give somebody a prize forjust doing their job? prize for just doing their job? i don't think so. is this either it's going to encourage him to be better. like the way i would give student of the year when i was a teacher to the worst child in the class, or it's going to make him lazy. who knows? >> but i always suspected teachers of doing that. but it was never made official. i was i was never made official. i was i was thwarted time and again when i was quite convinced. i think it is interesting and i don't know whether i think you're absolutely right. you should not be given the award late at night while you're still in the job. that very much feels the south gate is the other famous one, and even though he didn't actually win a trophy, he

and have aiden markram to thank for their recovery from 66 for three. behind south africa on 202 a7. it was a day of last—gasp finishes on dramatic night in the nba as four games were decided in the final ten seconds while the atlanta hawks scored 50 points in the final quarter of their game to come from 17 points down to stun the chicago bulls. meanwhile, in indiana the oklahoma city thunder came from 15 points down to beat the pacers for their ninth straight win. shay gilgeous—alexander was the star of the show as he led the way for the thunder with a career—high equalling 45 points. he also added eight rebounds and seven assists as the thunder took the win 120 to 114. and that's all the sport for now. irish government papers have been released in which the late queen, elizabeth ii — spoke about northern ireland's annual orange order parades. in the documents she expressed her relief that the "silly marching business" was quieter than expected when the former irish ambassador to the uk visited in 2000. almost 25 years later the report has now been cle

in jump, the from lithuania with mysterious russian aiden said to blame to video on the social media shows the played coming into land before suddenly exploding into flames of a d h l. boeing crossed into a residential area, although no casualties were reported on the ground level policy research at george samuel lease, as using russia as a scapegoat is no more pop to now the west that's now they're really good in the western media and along with some toilet to see, make is by some politicians, which is to blame anything at all that goes wrong on the rocks, right. and that's so simply what happens almost every day in the, in western media. russians are blamed for anything at all. you know, so somebody goes down with food poisoning and apple, the, you know, if the russian had to have been responsible, there's a, uh, a television show, the big thing, something very unpleasant will have what rush i have to have been responsible for this information. so this is something that happens every day, and this goes the moment, you know, they live in the media here, but list the way the plane cr

and that the aiden we have, the international criminal court is come up with arrest warrants full benjamin netanyahu. these are the prime minister and his former defense minister. and yet nothing has changed. nothing has happened despite the courts pronounce it pronouncing on this. are you frustrated? what a deeply frustrated it's a defiance of the international and rule base order through so that with the defiance visa, visa, you and child, the defiance ve international human to enroll and define. so a visa be the routing of the international call of dusty. so what we are confronted with and observing today is a tool to cries us an offer infinity. basically, this is, i'm in on demanding the relevancy of the geneva convention and undermining potentially international law or tearing up principles that took so many decades to, to, to, to, to be put in place. let me ask you about the displacement of people because it's not just people to be move from that homes. most cousins be moved multiple times in a living day to day, not knowing where they going to be. is there any way for you and can he

um, overall it's a struggle to get 8 into gaza and especially to get aiden at scale. well, families and guess what i need is volume. there's a need of everything as food as a shelter, hygiene products, but in the north the situation is even more critical because it's been effectively cut off from the rest of gauze up for, for almost 70 days now. and hardly anything has entered that most northern part of, of the gaza strip. we are extremely worried about the families will remain there. that is a result of the bowling from unicef. many, many thanks. thank you for having me. look now at some of the other stores making headlines as we speak. russian authorities say they have detained an inspect suspect in tuesday's killing of top general ego, a career loss and, and 8. they say he confessed to planting and detonating a bomb for ukraine security service. the explosion occurred outside of moscow apartment, blah. ukraine has claimed responsibility for the attack. actually it display a stampede in nigeria has resulted in multiple deaths and injuries. the incident happened at a

we're not able to facilitate aiden at this point. this decision is taken solely to protect and to the safety of the humanitarian to what operating on these convoys within the country is joining us live from general bottom, not as we just had galleries, moultrie se, saying that this isn't actually going to make any difference is it to be a motivate that's getting into kind of the salon because there wasn't any age really getting in any way. the. exactly, so all of the trucks that use interguards, this group has been new to it and it was not reaching people. so the fact that what we need to need to know is most of the new thing is happening on 100 percent is really controlled area as well. and this is, was cited in a couple of articles, road you an official lead, treat me said that they need to do subsets, most of this new thing has been organized between those guns and those. and that is where the forces. but this is another step that is going to increase the misery of people. it's going to increase the fact that people will not reach

the actually aiden, designed to state of is that i deal at this moment. the army has the said that they will release the statement the in the coming out of the got in the latest attack, i guess these are right, and you mentioned um that, uh these have a frequently uh, sent missiles and drones into as well. and we've also seen as real target multiple locations in yemen several times as well. now, how long will this continue to use these? do you say that goal is to help the palestinians? and gall is up at the sofa. that is not in that strategy has not really had any positive effect or made any difference. how long will this continue to it? like the top is that the in the does uh or uh, photos it is about 80 to stop it. stop. it's complete. okay. that guys goes there, but of course we know that the many i back again is right. and i was with the blue k, a phone being that it see has resulted in the close of the a, a lot the boat to a side of the vocal by the, by the state on those will have increased cost. and is it right because no ships that are linked to i

used to coordinate operations against american naval warships investigating the red sea and gulf of aiden, the whole face of repeatedly attacked ships in the red sea in protest against his are as well on casa, on monday, the whole, if he's fired, a ballistic mist solved towards the military target. in israel, the attack set off sirens across centralized riley, including the cities of a ton of even java. the military says it shot down the messiah before it entered is really a space. the pain out of world use ukraine says it's killed a high ranking russian military general. in moscow, a criminal investigation into the incident is currently underway. a goal carrie law was in charge of the country's nuclear protection forces was killed when a bomb hidden in an electric scooter designated he previously was sanctioned by western nations way's role in the war. and ukraine has go live to julia shop of all of our who's at the scene of 5 that expulsion in, in moscow. usually a, we now have a claim of responsibility. it seems from the ukrainian. so what's the reaction in moscow, and what more do we

so is israel continues to obstruct its efforts to get aiden to northern gauze. that's despite repeated warnings from humanitarian groups. that finding in the area is imminent. gabriel is on the as more from united nations here un headquarters in new york. it's almost a daily occurrence now for us to hear from you and officials lamenting the fact. they are having a very hard time getting aid into guys a l u n. and their partners have to coordinate with is really officials. and the un tells us that israel continues to deny most of their requests. yet again, these really authorities denied the request from the united nations to reach the besieged parts of the north. today that's based on noun bait, like a uh and the east of jamalia. yesterday we underscored how the vast majority of our efforts to reach north guys like governor. it's, since he is really siege began 10 weeks ago, have been blocked. most requests are denied out right now, listen to these numbers that were provided to us by the us. and they said in the 1st 2 weeks of december, they planned 339. 8. move

however, the city and the city and people require huge amounts of finance and aiden older to the best of the state and institutions and also bring our markets it to back to its feet on its feet. and uh, speaking the best that these are collision with syria, how the common jobs city is the day is a syria of stability, security and with our located is also so would be able to strike a balance. so with our part in relations, we would love to allow syria to be a platform of for the face of some. so test that syria would be better off for that with the right. so these is his own statement that goes from the ukrainian perspective. we will add only according to our own perspective and to the best interest of the city and people a. ready all right, right, so we just had a short statement in response to a question from the foreign, a 2 edged question about the future of relations with russia. of course that's in chief of the focus given what the other story that you've been covering today, which is of course, the meetings with the ukrainian foreign minister. indeed that was quite an interestin

it's going to definitely aiden the investigation, but based on what the deputy prime minister says, he says it's important to ensure that the investigation concludes before we can essentially have a clear understanding of what really happened then based on the statements provided by the deputy minister of transportation, he also suggested or just people to take into consideration the important is the significance, but as well as the sensitivity is that currently i play and does that the investigation shouldn't be adhered to. so it is a developing story. we're following the developments and we're going to try and speak to as a bit johnny officials to have a better understanding of what they believe happen. and then as long as you're into the investigation and as process as well. yeah, russian to judge me for facts are confirmed said never good thing. we wait and see what comes out of that. as you see, the black box is could be crucial at are 2 parts. one that yes and that can bring this, that re live updates from back to thank you. let's turn attention to syria because on the grind thei

they also met most media, aiden, says the toolbar, we held their own table the dialogue for the mass media, you know, because on the federal university i'm convinced that such events should be held on a regular basis. we should organize them more often before because this creates alternative god for him to get access to information for the population of the global south of the global east. and everyone who is interested in the west. and we are seeing that this, nobody's increasing how much more people are willing to know the truth about what he's going on. beyond the rpms union, as they told him, was going to use a z on the cut up to submit our colleagues from united arab emirates. you have the 4. 0 sorry. can you see? what else can you administer? loud rose with alternate unmet in the heart of the i have 2 questions. my 1st question is about your screen minutes to not rush. i know most co pays repeatedly, that is it is ready to hold and go. she's friends a few minutes ago, you refer him to start. however, please come to him, says he doesn't pretend during his press conference securi

the siege and the north began about 3 months ago, aiden medical supplies have been cut off severely limiting its ability to treat injury. the palestinians will go to central garza hands with fidelity standing by for us and dated by the hands. what are you hearing about the situation and the northern part of this trip right now? well, we just received the statesman from dr. december, sophia, and he's the director of the hospital. he's set up last night with one of the most difficult knights and command at one end of the surrounding area where the is ready for says approximately 10 robot bombs were didn't do not aged. but it's not only that. there has been a lot of incidents in the past couple of weeks, especially in commodities one and in the area surrounding where are the year to date 2 incidents happen? where one woman was killed by a drone, where the see what, what does she was need to minus one and the drone out fired to strike and killed her. and there was another incident where another man has been killed by a watch cops or where the plots comforter dropped a grenade at the gates of one

attacks either on the is about a day to delay or either own very to you in any ship that's actually aiden and designed to state of is that i, until this moment the army has the say that they will release the statement the in the coming out of the got in the latest attack, i guess it is right. so we know that the many at that against is right and i was with the blue k phone being that it see has resulted in the close of the a, a lot blow to south of, boca by the, by the state on those will have increased cost and, and is it i because now fibbs that are linked to is that i have to look use very to, they have to go around a pretty con, this actually happened some damage against the designs. the state economy i knew many have said clearly that they will not stop this attack unless the is it i the game was but we've got guns because the lift to the blue kate and withdrawal for all my guys the, and the just domains into the text to buy is what i really do is easy to get as civilians a thought of you'd like they did in cuz i know they doing any of them, but we'll visit a saw him and he's still b

it's going to be vital now that being to black box has had been discovered, it's going to definitely aiden the investigation. but based on what the deputy prime minister says, he says it's important to ensure that the investigation concludes before we can essentially have a clear understanding of what really happened then based on the statements provided by the deputy minister of transportation. he also suggested or just people to take into consideration of the importance of significance, but as well as the sensitivity is that currently i play and that the investigation shouldn't be engineered or so it is a developing story. we're following the developments that we're going to try and speak to as a bit johnny officials, to have a better understanding of what they believe happen. and then as long as you're into the investigation in this process as well, the most goes towards the deputy lot has revealed that fronts also to help russia establish a dialog on the resolution of ukraine conflict. the 2nd law prof i to the t ups involvement was not much a legal de, lots of defenders that i will no

you know who you are, repping at tampa bay and the quarterback, aiden o'connell was carted off with ae injury in the second half. two minutes left, down by eight and they needed to stop the third down, and they wouldn't get it. jalen mcmillan scored the second touchdown of the game as they win it 28-13 and that is now nine straight losses for vegas. back here at home. here is the thing. can they regroup in four days with 30 plus points on the board and beat the rams? and that is the question. >> i don't know how they beat the bills today. >> and they wanted it. >> the bills caught fire in the end. >> we will see about thursday. >> and the forecast, that the niners would win today. >> we did. so we were right. [ laughter ] >> thanks. >>> coming up in the next half hour, several residents being sued after caught dumping medical waste. >>> plus, they could see a verdict in the bob lee >>> well welcome back on this sunday evening. all eyes on san francisco tomorrow as jurors will resume deliberations in the murder trial of nima momeni. >> he's accused of stabbing and killing cash app foun

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host: aiden quigley for cq roll call, you can find his work online.hank you for getting up with us this morning. caller: thank you. host: we will take your calls. our question for the first half-hour is your comments essentially on being 1.5 days away from a potential government shutdown, and we start with doug , ohio, independent. caller: -- good morning morning and merry christmas. i would like to say president musk and vice president trump have got it bad this time if you think about it. the only people who will suffer are the poor people in either one of them know what that is. and the congressman, the republican congress has got to learn how to speak for their own minds and not worry about getting primary every two years. these people are mckinley sick already and they are not even in office. host: eric, maryland, democrat. caller: good morning. i agree with the last caller. it is going to be more of the same. i think the government will get shut down to show their power, even if it is for a day. and it is. i think half of my friends who voted fo

in the arabian sea and the gulf of aiden. so u.s.yers shot down seven of the pro geek tiles fired from the houthis, there were no reports of injuries and no reports of damage on any of the vessels. stuart: thank you very much. let's goa get to the civil war n syria. rebel groups taken over much of aleppo, the second largest city there. russia has responded with a series of air strikes. want to bring in former ambassador to nato, k kurt volk. this seems like a huge loss for the russians. what do you say? >> it is. a lot of people all over the world right now are taking action in anticipation of president trump taking office and in the russian case, of course they've been accelerating their attacks in ukraine but in the case of the islamist terrorists in syria, they're taking advantage of the situation where russia has been distracted. the assad government has been distracted, trying to regain some territory there, including the city of aleppo so it is a big setback for russia, kind of demonstrates that they don't have all the capabili

. >> for aiden, not only did they show up, but they actually made an arrest as well because the grinch can still christmas time in the police are right there on social media. chp, thank everybody for what a fun event with the community and the local police departments coming together. they want to remind everybody play it safe to enjoy the holiday season. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, losing streak finally broke we've got the forty-niners back to their winning ways after a dominant victory over the bears will have the highlights. >> 9.29 right now and we're looking at gorgeous couple of days here this week. we out and then winter returns by is fine. we it's december. so we'll we'll take it yet. just a couple more days to hang the quality of suffered lately. so do expect improvements on that in the days to come. we're looking outside at mount diablo right here from walnut creek looking pretty good. definitely not as hazy as yesterday was anyways. we still do have a lot of fog towards the inland areas, especially solano county inland. so watch for that. if you're headi

anthony robinson lobs it up to aiden shaw. jams it in. missouri closes the gap.eft. missouri up four. off the steal tony perkins finds mark mitchell for that. dunk. also gets the foul. mitchell finished with 21 points. and missouri would win 9893. >> today the college football playoff committee released its final rankings for the 2024 season. no surprise here. the university of oregon, coming in at the number one spot, followed by texas, penn state and notre dame and number five, the georgia bulldogs. some things worth mentioning here. with these final rankings alabama staying alive at number 11. with the university of miami facing some challenges, the hurricanes clinching the final spot in the 12 team playoff right now. but that will all change following conference championship games, which kick off this weekend. >> how about a little hockey? the san jose sharks on the road tonight in washington, d.c, taking on the capitals to the first period. we go. no score. that is until tyler toffoli skates across that blue line. >> toffoli and he's going to score. >> that'

point out very heavily on volunteers, but is there anything people can do and some practical way too aiden the search for the new location. >> i will you know, sir, some people, everybody has something different to get, right. there's the old time treasure and talent. there may be somebody out there that has a building that's willing to help us. and there may be someone that has funding that's willing to help us. and quite frankly, even that the time that people can give in volunteering in a whole variety of ways. all those things help. kerry maloney takes many hands to get it done. it a community to take care of the entire community. >> and the idea how soon it might happen or at least what you're aiming for. >> well, really can't happen soon. enough we currently rents space in parish hall from from a church at its actually sacred heart of jesus parish on willow street in the county will district to san jose and because we've gotten so big that they can't utilize their own hall from normal church functions like receptions and things of that nature. so really is. the screens were were curs

zach, aiden, cole, jacob, jules, whitney, dylan, increasing efforts to go after fentanyl dealers like the man who supplied this young man. cade webb with a pain pill laced with the deadly opioid. a jury recently convicted that man of murder, the first such case in placer county. his cousin, giants pitcher logan webb, talking after sentencing about his family's pain. >> cade was like a brother to me. and there's no real way to explain the devastation that i loss of a brother brings. he was one of my biggest fans and loved coming to my games and supporting me throughout my career. >> joining me now live to talk more about this case is morgan guyer, placer county district attorney. really appreciate you taking the time. why do you believe the death of cade webb rose to the level of criminal homicide? >> in order to prove an implied malice murder? in a case like this, we have to focus on what the defendant knew at the time. he acted at the time that he sold the fentanyl to the victim in this particular case, and the evidence was overwhelming. someone who knows just how dangerous the behav

reporter: when aiden looks up at the giant sculptures, he imagines butterflies. >> basically like whenfly and you are just letting it go like this. that's what i think of. butterflies. it brings me joy. it's what it does brings me joy. , reporter: megan thompson in detroit. ♪ amna: before we go, it's a little bit brighter here in washington tonight now that the u.s. capitol is officially lit up for the holiday season. >> 3, 2, 1. here you go. amna: as is tradition, house speaker mike johnson did the honors. just like that, the capitol christmas tree was aglow on the west front lawn. geoff: the 80 foot sitka spruce made the long journey to washington from alaska. it's adorned with thousands of lights and ornaments handcrafted by members of alaskan communities. across town, the white house is also decked out with wreaths, garlands and other whimsical displays for president biden 's final christmas there. dr. jill biden called this year's theme a season of peace and light. amna: that's the news hour for tonight. geoff: for all of us here, thanks for spending part of your evening with us.

hostages, including american citizens including young innocent people like edan my team spoke with aiden's family yesterday. >> i'm speaking with his family and all of the hostage families this week to give them a report on where things stand as we intensively work and have just over the last couple of days to try to generate progress towards that ceasefire and hostage deal that will get all of the hostages, including the americans home and finally, sir, before i let you go, as we've been talking about, you are about to hand over an incredibly difficult and challenging portfolio to the incoming administration. >> what would you say is the single biggest challenge the trump presidency is going to face on the world stage? and what's your advice to them well, as you know, of course there are ongoing conflicts in ukraine, ongoing conflicts in the middle east, and those are going to have to be managed day to day with resolve and with effective coordination with our allies. >> at the same time we haven't taken our eye off the ball of what i think is the biggest long term challenge facing the uni

it's pledge to the additional 8000000 years and aiden tends to increase its presence in the country that you have in. foreign minister is also edging countries hosting civic and refugee is to be cautious when considering that over time. so you don't do that haven't verified should google syrian saw protection worldwide, including here in germany, but also in their millions to neighboring countries. many of those who solved that protection, you can imagine to return to their home country. at the same time, the situation is so unclear that it's currently impossible to judge whether there will be another flow of refugees from that region or whether a return to syria is actually possible. that is why a close coordination with neighboring countries or partners in europe and certainly with the un, is essential to of more of this as cost over to dominic caden valve. and then it does seem that the german government has a lot to say about this, but don't that will also these words of caution, as we've just had. it's yeah, the one thing to get up front is it well and makes that position as clear a

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says it's one thing a p monetary is a portfolio, syria is applies an additional $8000000.00 euros and aiden plans to increase its presence in the country. the german foreign ministers also imagined countries hosting screen refugees to be cautious when considering that over time. so you haven't verified should google syrian saw protection worldwide, including here in germany, but also in their millions to neighboring countries. many of those who solve that protection can imagine a return to their home country. at the same time, the situation is so unclear that it's currently impossible to judge whether there will be another flow of refugees from down region or whether a return to syria is actually possible. that is why a close coordination with neighboring countries are partners in europe and certainly with the un is the central. this is the kind of go like it is electra in sociology. at angola, angola, ruskin university and an award winning journalist like single refugees and fall right. movements in greece joins us online from cambridge, kentucky with us on the program. and it does seem th

the attacks either on the is about a data delay or either own that it see on any ship that actually aiden and designed . the state of is that i, until this moment the army has the say that they will release the statement the in the coming out of the got the latest attack against is right. so we know that the many attack again is right, and i was with the blue k phone being that it see has resulted in the close of the a, a lot blow to south of, boca by the by that's tied on those will have increased cost and and is right, because no ships that are linked to is the right kind of use that he to, they have to go around a pretty con, this actually happened some damage against the zions of state economy. and you know, many have said clearly that they will not stop this attack. i live in the game. what is, but we've got guns, goza lifted the blue kate and withdrawal for all my guys the, and the just to mention that the texas. uh by is that edu is easiest target civilians at thought you'd like they did in cuz i know they do in indiana. but what it is, it is sold in the m and it's still been, it's

we're not able to facilitate aiden at this point. this decision is taken solely to protect and to the safety of the humanitarian to what operating on these convoys a highly my load joins us now. some data is bella and central garza and hanny. yesterday we talks about weld central kitchen disrupted in the operations today. unreal is saying it stopped 8 operations through count them of us out. and how is all of that impacting the ability of palestinians just to get food? well, you know, sam, it's all natural to come to this. and in the given all the criminal activities that by the we created on it promoted by the ongoing intense bombing campaign. let's not forget this very military from the very beginning part, deliberately targeted law enforcement and those who work in protecting and securing the delivery of it just to creating a power vacuum. and it's throwing the whole, ga, the thread not only under the pressure of the bombing campaign and the ongoing getting, but also lol. and as there is no law or order here, just creating a me, i

thursday morning, cq budget reporter aiden quigley discusses avoiding government shutdown on friday. then a conversation on federal spending, the incoming trump administration and congressional news of the day first with a missouri republican congressman, and we will talk with democratic texas congressman al green, member of the financial services committee. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> a hearing now on president-elect trump's tariff proposals.

to you on the one hand, but still have the easiest rarely strikes to continue some of the binge of aiden damascus. many, thanks for that. well, there's really tongue so now stationed in towns and villages and serious south west . and so i was, ministry is expanded as occupation of the syrian colon heights has the collapse of the a sad regime one to see about the boots has moved from connection in south west and syria to the house. i was opening to lodge, and reuben got to be sure to go with the heathen female because of how far we were at the center of kinetic govern. you're right in the south western part of syria. so here is really military tanks meet incursions into a number of nearby villages and towns. i'll meet the city is that the end of the street. and that's where and is really tank is positioned, is really tanks and vehicles and destroyed damage streets. as you can see, they've cut down the trees on both sides of the road and destroyed electricity. boston i've called her blah, blah, blah, blah. so we did a heavy if that and within were a death. and that these really asked resid

thursday morning, cq budget reporter aiden quigley discusses avoiding government shutdown on friday. then a conversation on federal spending, the incoming trump administration and congressional news of the day first with a missouri republican congressman, and we will talk with democratic texas congressman al green, member of the financial services committee. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> a hearing now on president-elect trump's tariff proposals. witnesses discussed how proposed tariffs could be used as a negotiating tool while others talked about how tariffs could harm u.s. trade and increase inflation. this was held by a joint economic committee. raise costs for at 10 or 20% tax all imported goods, cell phones, auto parts, coffees, bananas, you name it. regardless of the country of origin which expands the type and quantity of goods subject to tariffs. experts across the ideological spectrum have found that these tariffs drive up costs in the u.s. and leave us worth off. our

really want this to be holistic and authentic and how do they develop sense of help and we had group, aiden'she comes home every day, he can't succeed, school is not a place where he can thrive and you're not doing what you need to do and she's like and the toll that takes on a person and his ability to see himself as a way to actually lead in the world is crippling, right, so she's like i want tools and assessments that help him show up as full self. yes, reading and math but i'm also more than reading and math score, right, so one of the things that we've done through that work is figure out, if we want student first, we want to focus encore academic skills but we work with families to development from time to time work that puts kids in the driver's seat to reflect encore academics and those academic skills focus on building voice and agency. can i make, can i understand a problem and argue a solution and compel orders towards that because those are transferable skills that you can use in any context. the people on the front lines trying to solve these problems. what i would like to zoom i