and alex jones, if, if he misses by, by the way, alex john, and he's always been a bit friends and, but why i've, i've enjoyed some of his work frankly. but um, alex jones said that he has friends in the secret service detail in the white house who they, according to alex jones, they said for the past 2 years, joe biden has been walking the holes of the white house in the middle of the night . naked, yes, not knowing where he is and as you said, the make up goes in the morning jack came up on methamphetamines to make him somewhat capable of doing his, you know, alice and i would say these are all conspiracy theories and rumors and there's just spots if you observe joe by then on screen it is sort of looks like that is the case. yeah. yeah, yeah. we're going to stay with us to stay with me right here in this area. and as we continue operate can use coverage for an oil change. natural as honest i, we are expecting an actual video of a lot of improvements announcement from the event. a quick reminder for you over. busy said minutes before he made it in a speech to the soldiers, the offices

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so the refugee camp, i hit the attack problems as is alex friends of john defense. that's a focus more on the top and also coming up on christmas eve. but normally boston street, sylvester, the my lodge, came devoted with celebrations, cancelled due to the war state and got them blocked ukraine. move this christmas celebration through december 25th for the 1st time, and a shift away from russia and ukraine instead of celebrating christmas earlier than usual, this help. we get the moved from cuba as the country heads into a patio at ward the number such as 12. welcome to the program. because of how much john has ministry says at least 70 people have been killed. and then as strike the tape, a refugee camp, they just found the strikes came of the world has organization visited guys of the largest hospital. again, finding facilities overburdened by the number one did mean violence. drugs says that is expanding and supervision and gaza and release. new footage of what it says as part of a mazda is extensive, underground tunnel network, us weapons, ammunition, and domini

alex? >> yes, john. we are north of tel aviv and the number displaced is 1.8 million according to the united nations. israel is making it clear that it is expanding the operations, and expanding the ground operations across the entire gaza strip, and we are told that the israeli officials have told that the soldiers have come face-to-face in fighting with hamas operatives, and at the same time they are continuing to pummel the gaza strip from the sky, and at least 200 strikes overnight according to the israeli air force and telling gaza residents to flee further south. now, remember they had told the gazans from the strip to head south. many of them going to khan younis where there is heavy fighting, and now israel telling the people in khan younis to go farther south, and the israeli and american officials believe that the hamas leadership is in that city, and the way they are telling gazans to evacuate is through social media, through leaflets being dropped from the air with the qr codes on them that t

john? >> alexdt in israel, thank you very much. >>> and coming up, a controversial bankruptcy deal could give legal protections to the family behind the drug oaks kon oxycontin. what does it mean for the victims who dealt with the public health crisis? >>> this w spent two hours hearing oral arguments. >>> this week the supreme court spent nearly two hours hearing oral arguments over a controversial settlement involving purdue pharma, the company behind oxycontin. in the settlement now under scrutiny by the justices, the sackler pharma who owned purdue pharma agreed to settle thousands of lawsuits. in return members of that family would be given wide-ranging legal protections from future lawsuits. the justices as they were hearing this this week they appeared divided on whether those protections for the members of the sackler family, those protections went beyond the law. so what does this mean for the vi family whose son brian died from an opioid overdose in 2019. he was just 20 years old. bro bri

alex, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, john, before we get to sullivan's visit, i want to note we just had some rocket fire from gaza coming over here towards jerusalem, the iron dome, as it often does, responded intercepting what we believe to be around half a dozen rockets. now, jerusalem has seen several round rockets fired at it although they've been relatively rare and heard cheers with a lot of palestinian residents here speaking to the growing support, the increase in support for hamas among palestinian citizens since this war began in gaza back on october 7th. now, we don't know where jake sullivan was at that exact moment. he's been in both israel and the west campaign, but if you heard those sirens you got a taste for the war which has gripped this region for more than two months now. sullivan making clear that he did not come to israel to tell israel what to do in their war. he says that he was here to ask hard questions, and he talked a lot about this transition from what he calls a more intense phase of the fightin

and also, this day went up to the senate, senator alex padilla, and republican senator john corny introduced this day for senate resolution. and if you look at the verbiage behind what is said, it's to highlight the critical need of more latino physicians. so i think, fortunately, our representatives are listening. i think now it's really up to the medical schools to meet us at the table. damian: all right, well you are a great example of what it is that to become a latino success story. this is an ongoing issue. we do wanna share a website for you national latino physician day that we just had. but there's a lot of valuable information on that website. there it is, but there's a national rate right there on your screen. only 6% of doctors, medical doctors in the entire nation are latino. that's 4% in santa clara county, so things need to change. we'll have more on this topic when we continue here on "comunidad del valle," so please stay with us. [music] damian: we're talking about this urgent need for more latina and latino medical doctors across the country here on "comunidad del valle." d

we welcome back to the show, alex marlow, editor-in-chief of "breitbart news," coauthor of the "breitbart business digest" with our pal john second. i want to put your book up, author of, "breaking biden." thank you for delivering john carney like i always do but, "breaking biden" is a good read. here is the sound from jonathan turley, george washington university professor, listen what he said yesterday. >> there has been an enormous amount of evidence put together by house committees, millions of dollars, that have gonely a labyrinth of different accounts and shell companies to biden family members. larry: nobody is off the hook here. hunter probably did more harm than good. i thought turley was very interesting. turley was saying that you don't have to have every t crossed and i dotted to make a case. have you considered that point of view? >> oh absolutely. i'm looking at this purely from a political perspective. i'm not an attorney. jonathan turley is a terrific attorney. he can give you the come men terri on that but we're so close to an election, very clear from the polling, the more the public understands the depth

. >> sandra: alex, thank you. john. >> john: a live look at the white house where we are expecting the first briefing since the house voted to launch an impeachment inquiry into president biden. we will monitor the goings on there and take you live just as soon as it happens. >> sandra: we are watching that, and on capitol hill the president's son is once again taking the spotlight. republicans questioning a federal prosecutor they say covered up for the biden family. tammy bruce and former pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy are up next who that prosecutor is. >> she's the one who said you can't use the term big guy when you do interviews, you can't talk about political figure number one, we all know is joe biden. we want to ask her questions about all of that. jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. yo

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commissioner john trasvina, commissioner alex lundberg. and we expect commissioner j.r. eppler shortly . also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls as the board's legal assistant. al and i'm julie rosenberg. the board's executive director. we

. >> alex marquardt, great to have you there. john? >>> the fbi is working to disrupt possible attacks in the u.s. for those sympathetic to hamas. and christopher wray is on capitol hill right now. >>> and atf is investigating after huge house explosion, and new information about who might have been inside. >>> all right. happening now, you looking at live pictures of fbi director christopher wray testifying on capitol hill saying that agents are working around the clock to disrupt potential attacks by people inspired by hamas. director wray is warning the senate panel about the troubling trend of anti-semitic threats since october 7th. evan perez is with us this morning, and what else are we hearing from the fbi director, evan? >> well, john, a lot of the fbi's concern is certainly surrounding the events of october 7th and sort of the aftereffects of it. and of course, that includes the threats to jewish people of course and institutions in the united states as well as some of the threats that you are seeing in the muslim and arab com

and this missing alex batty. and john, you raised an interesting question when we were off air.olved. but you think actually the questions only the questions are now only starting. was the mother not starting. why was the mother not the legal guardian ? what has the legal guardian? what has happened the father ? what has happened to the father? what has happened to the father? what has happened to the people in manchester who should have been looking after this kid? the education what were education authorities. what were the police doing? was this an active can someone just active inquiry? can someone just wander off and live in france? and. and that seemed nothing will then happen until they walked down the road. we don't know anything about his ability to french . for example. to speak french. for example. why told? can you why aren't we told? can you speak french? how did you get on? what did you say? no, no. for reason, these is sort for some reason, these is sort of basic, simple questions. yeah, we're not being told. and having him interviewed by the sun , we can't even t

alex marquardt, thank you very, very much. >>> i'm joined now by john kirby. the national security council coordinator for strategic communications over at the white house. john, thanks very much for joining us. i want to get to the idf mistakenly killing three israeli hostages. can israel be relied onto protect hostages during its full-scale assault on gaza based on what's been reported? >> we should be careful of drawing too many firm conclusions here about what happened today. which the israelis, of course, acknowledged right away, that they were responsible for this. it's tragic, heartbreaking news for three families that are going to be getting the worst, worst possible news that any family can get and we grieve with them, mourn with them and we'll pray for them. and i'm sure the israelis will do the forensics on this. they too, just like us, they share a strong desire to get every single one of those hostages back home with their families safe and sound where they belong. and we're going to continue to do what we can to help them achieve that. we still b

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commissioner john trasvina, commissioner alex lundberg. and we expect commissioner j.r. eppler shortly . also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls as the board's legal assistant. al and i'm julie rosenberg. the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. tina tam, the deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department. matthew green, deputy director, inspection services for the department of building inspection, and chris buck, urban forester representing san francisco public works, bureau of urban forestry. the board meeting guidelines are as follows the board requests that you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellant's permit holders and department respondents each are given seven minutes to present their case an

elizabeth: got t alex nester, thank you for joining us. former deputy assistant attorney john yoo.r. john, we've got former president trump raging at judge engoron after a day of courtroom fireworks and judge on the new york trial rejected the motion to dismiss the new york civil fraud case against trump and his business empire. we've got argument set for january and closing arguments set for january 11. what can going to happen. this one is babed in. the judge decided that trump is going to issue a decision a few months ago a deciding that trump defrauded the market and upset fears of the proceeding and going to conclude as just a few weeks is just about the penalty going to be. i think what's going to happen is judge engoron is making clear and he'll going to rule against tram and only question is when he's going to kick the trump organization and donald trump out of new york state from ever doing business and this is the been about creating the record for appeal. whether president trump can get up to an appeals court and even the new york highest state court and try to get some

john sudworth at the white house, thank you. the french family who let alexx years ago and was found at the end of last week, stay with them in their guesthouse in the mountains of the french pyrenees have been speaking today about the last time they saw him. the last time we saw him, it was approximately, i think it was the 11th or something, and he told us he was going tojoin his mother in order to go back to the uk or to find a solution with his id. we already proposed him several times to go to the british consulate in montpellier in order to get proper id, because we realised a couple of weeks ago that he didn't have id. why? because we really wanted him to be educated, and he's very gifted in computer science. he's a very smart guy. pope francis has approved a landmark ruling that allows same—sex couples to be blessed by roman catholic priests. the vatican says the ruling does not change its stance on gay marriage. 0ur correspondent harry farley is here. harry, how significant a step is this? arguably its the most significant step francis has made to ch

alex jones is back on twitter. with fredricka whitfield and kate whitfield, i'm john berman and this is cnn "news central." >> all right. this morning, rudy giuliani is in a federal courtroom in washington, d.c., as his hearing is under way in a defamation trial. donald trump's former attorney has been sued by shea moss and donna freeman because they say that rudy giuliani spread false lies about them of ballot tampering, and this is what they told the january 6th committee last year. >> i have lost my name. vi lost my reputation. i have lost my sense of security all because of a group of people starting with number 45 and his ally rudy giuliani decided to scapegoat me and my daughter, shea, to push their own lies about how the presidential election was stolen. >> i second-guess everything that i do. it has affected my life in a major way, all because of lies. >> you remember them, right? and that emotional account. the judge has found them liable of defamation, and so this trial is to determine how much money and damages he is going to have to pay freeman and moss. cnn's zachary cohen is joining me now. so, zach, will

alex marquardt is in tel aviv, and what are the idf saying about these pictures? >> well, john, they are saying that these men either have ties or are suspected to having ties to hamas, and there were questions arose about who is in this group, and we have been given indications from the relatives and employers that there are several men pictured in the videos and pictures are men who have no ties, but jonathan henriquez have said that there are dozens of palestinian men who have been stripped sitting on their knees on the road or in a truck at one point that are hamas militants or suspected of being hamas militants, and they have been stripped down to make sure they were not carrying any explosives, and we have heard from another idf spokesman who was not speaking to these images, but he said that specifically, when they clear the areas, they ask the men to come out and take them into custody, and they have admitted to arresting hundreds of people to essentially figure out who is hamas, and who is not or who has militant ties and who doesn't. john, we have heard from the edito

from what john donovan told us about the influence of meta, to elon musk welcoming conspiracy theorist alexr. so who better to talk to all of it about then my dear friend jake ward, nbc news tech correspondent was here in new york city, so he had to join us. what do you think about what john donovan said? harvard university couldn't find a faculty adviser for a research initiative on disinformation? >> yes, the intricacies of that place or how to decode, and we've had a lot of contact with john donovan since that whistleblower came out, you know, i do know that there is a pattern across academia of big tech companies offering a great deal of funding -- >> $500 million. >> in that, case that is a nonprofit that the zuckerberg foundation giving a nonprofit contribution to create an eye -- that you have much more direct connections. there is a professor at berkeley who told me about basically doing a partnership with facebook to study deepfake, getting halfway through it and coming under some pressure to not speak at the -- any longer, and saying i'm out. he returned more than 1 million dollar

alex. hang on. tony put your book up -- i want to put your book up, author the breaking biden, thank you for delivering johnt breaking biden is a great read. really quick, the sound from jonathan turley. >> there has been an enormous amount of evidence by house committee that have gone through different accounts and shell companies of biden family members. larry: nobody is how far the -- out of hook, i thought turley saying that, you don't have to have every t-crossed or i idotted to make a case. >> i am looking at this from a political perspective, i am not a attorney we're close to an election, it is clear from the polling that more the public understands the depth of biden family corruption, less like they are to vote for biden, when you see hunter evading testimony, you see revelations he spend nearly a million on sex clubs and hookers while he is evading this drives the american public crazy, and they know that joe is in on it. larry: as you noted in your column. hunter biden came out with a new standard, a new goal post, not only his father did not know about the business but he was not engaged in any

john andrews. we will hear from him coming up at 8:00. >> carley: so much going on and every state is doing something different. alexthank you so much for keeping track of it all. >> sure. >> carley: do you believe that this happened? if you thought that colorado did was an overreach, i guess now we can say it was seven people and it was a court decision. she developed walked in the room and like hold my beer i will be the judge, jury and executioner. by her saying she is going to take trump's name off the ballot. she really signaling her spn more important than the 1.3 million people who live in maine. because donald trump hasn't been found guilty or even charged with insurrection, so right now all this is her opinion. >> joey: kind of ironic that california confirms trump's place on the ballot maine and colorado individuals and groups of people working against president trump when the demographics in those three states are kind of opposite. colorado and maine votes blue but a lot of red voters in maine. most of maine is outdoors and things like that. to where california you think well there is not going to be a hu

alex scott. it gets quite complicated here. alexander scott was nelson's chaplain, but he wasn't killed at trafalgar. it was nelson's secretary, johns killed at trafalgar. so that allowed us to start to date, that letter from after trafalgar, because it referenced the battle. but so after nelson's dead, after nelson's death, after nelson's death , um, but before the news death, um, but before the news is the detailed news of the battle had reached jamaica. so between june, perhaps october or november and january , november november and january, november 18th, 1805, and january 1806, the letter was copied out, but we couldn't find the original letter to compare it with. to see what? whether there had been any changes . see what? whether there had been any changes. um. subsequent research has allowed us to track down a copy, a true copy of nelson's original letter. he produced something called press letters, a very early form of photo photocopying used by the navy. and nelson kept his private letters in a collection they weren't for public record. they weren't submitted to the admiralty . admiralty. >> they were a collection of lette

john brennen. he's now an msnbc and senior national security analyst. thank you for being here. and let me first get your reaction to this bombshell reporting from "the new york times." >> well, alex, i was utterly shocked when i read through "the new york times" report. the fact the israelis were able to collect in advance the actual battle plan hamas used but then failed to realize this was in fact what they were going to do, it shows they made faulty assumptions. and that's the real problems. here it was underestimating the capables of their adversary. and that usually happens when they're look at a paramilitary adversary. but this document, this jericho wall document they got, it should have been through the prism of which they looked at every hamas action over past year to see whether or not the hamas fighters were actually working on it and making progress against it. they deemed it was too aspirational for hamas to carry out. but they had more than a year to be able to judge and evaluate whether or not hamas was moving down that progression. and obviously this is something that's going to require very extensive review in terms of what the failure was. but it also raises ser

john brennan, now msnbc senior national security and intelligence analysts. thank you for being here. let me get your reaction to this bombshell reporting from that new york times. >> hello, alex. i was shocked when i read through it. the fact the israelis have been able to collect more than a year and advance the actual battle plan hamas used, but then failed to be able to realize this was an effect what they were going to do. it shows that made faulty assumptions. that's one of the real problems with any kind of policy -- when you met with assumptions. it was underestimating capabilities author of missouri. that usually happens when there is a paramilitary adversary -- but this document, this historical document they, thought it should have been the prism through which they looked at every hamas action over the past year. to see whether or not the hamas fighters were actually working on it and making progress against it. they deemed it was too aspirational for hamas to carry out. but this, they had more than a year to be able to judge and evaluate whether or not hamas was moving down that progression. and obviously, this is something that is going to require very extensive r

john, what are you going to say? nothing at all. no let's see what the weather's doing with alex. >> morning.ow. i'll have more details shortly . details shortly. >> good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> i'm stephen dixon, and i'm ellie costello. and this is breakfast on gb news is. >> but we're going to start with an update on an absolutely heartbreaking murder case. a man who died after being hit by a car in sheffield yesterday has been named as father of two. kristian marriott. >> yeah. kristian, known as chris, was out for a post—christmas walk with his wife and his two sons, aged eight and six. it's believed he left his family to try and give first aid to a woman who was lying unconscious in the street. it's believed she'd been involved in an altercation between a group of people. >> well, a car then collided with mr marriott , the woman who with mr marriott, the woman who was helping, and a number of people who'd gathered around him i >> -- >> well, emma >> well, let's cross live now to sheffield . and our reporter sheffield. and our reporter there, anna reilly. very good morn