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rarely, military operations there will only intensify incoming de, also coming out kremlin critic alexis of albany is finally located in more than 2 weeks after associates lost track of having no bodies books present says he is currently in a penal colony in northern interruption, the and for the 1st time ukraine celebrates christmas on december 25th instead of instead of its traditional dates in january, as part of efforts to distance itself from russian culture. the welcome to the show is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the war and gaza is a long way from over just days after the us x ray of state told as well to lower the intensity of its air strikes of its strikes. sorry, nothing. y'all here told troops in gaza that the war against him off would only intensify him off is viewed as a terrorist organization by multiple countries that in yahoo, his visit comes after the is really military killed at least 70 pallets. and in, in an air strike on a refugee camp in central casa, as the christmas day in central god. so this man says he did everything for his son, but in the end

okay, just depends on how we get into that, alexis, i want to bring you in. so i want to look a bit more about the front of a link, but we are seeing running through so many of these countries that have faced cruise, particularly these advocate of faso. and molly, all 3 of these countries have expelled french ministry from the board as why is this such a strong anti french sentiment? i think ultimately is the claim you hung over from french rule and the fact that the french never really left their side the front is continued influencing its former colonies and let the frustration so full talk put is a um, funds for like heavily on is as you rang and as a big part with energy mix for its unclear energy policy. now, people with him is a, i'm of the former french companies began to feel about for the reasons that revolt, where they stated that culture of life was not great because of the was coming up that they were struggling with poverty they were struggling with is listening sections and they felt that faults was benefiting because faults are benefiting polit

for russian authorities have moved jailed kremlin critic alexi nevada made to a remote piano colony in northern russia. that's according to his books parson. bonnie's team tracked him down after not being seen for more than 2 weeks. his lawyer visited him in the new prison. divani is seen as the most prominent opponent of president vladimir persian and a serving and 19 year sentence for a legit extremism and other charges. he was in prison nearly 3 years ago. this is what into bonnie spokesperson. here you are. i'm a shot to say, as well we find, let's see, up to 3 weeks of search in full or region in the north of russia and a several months cold. hop in have been will go a number 3 to battle, calling me or for especially really is it was a, it was thing is different there. i mean i, she will have less phone calls list meetings with relatives list are. so she can receive was the thing is that even before when she was in this light or version of going, if she didn't have already, any phone calls, any meetings in any parcels. so actually the thing is that there is no law in rushes that i

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click kremlin critic alexi nev on a to a remote piano colony in northern russia. that's according to his spokes person about and his team tracked him down after he's not being seen for more than 2 weeks . his lawyer visited him in the new prison, nevada is seen as the most prominent opponent of president vladimir putin and a survey and 19 year sentence for allegedly extremism and other charges. he was in prison to nearly 3 years ago. this is what nevada, these books parson, kira jarmetta had to say as well. we find, let's see, up to 3 weeks of full search in full or region in the north of russia, in a several months cold harp in the panel. and number 3 does a little calling me or for special really is it was a, it was in give the, from there, i mean i, she will have a list phone calls list meetings with relatives list parcels he can receive was the thing is that even before when she was in this light or version of going, if she didn't have already, any phone calls, any meetings in any parcels. so actually, the thing is that there was no law in russia's, that is ap

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alexis mcadams is in times square where preparations are underway. alexis? >> hi, edward.ots of preparation that's gone in to this to get all ready and make sure the security is in place for the times square celebrations on new year's eve. we can tell you the nypd just a short time ago telling us there's no credible threats against for city and the celebrations planned. they do expect pro-palestinian protesters to possibly show up. watch. >> of the new york city police department did an amazing job during the tree lighting with individual it's trying to disrupt the tree lighting. they executed a well-thought out plan and they're going to do so this time as well. people are going to come here, ring in the new year, enjoy themselves in a safe way and those that want to peacefully protest, they have to right to do so, but you're not going to do that at the expense of disrupting. >> now, there's a live look that we want to show you in times square. the nypd is preparing for what is expected to be safe and on track as usual. there's an extended security perimeter here. hundreds

soon from the berlin foreign policy for him, i'm joined by ukraine's ambassador to germany alexi. my task is ukraine getting closer to being forced to consider tough compromises invested or make a book into complex own? thank if i'm there's been slow progress and the counter offensive and you're facing a lot of challenges including.

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meetings in any parcels, so actually the thing is is there is no more in rush as it is applied to alexi z o is creates sheets for human special conditions and they don't have anything to do with the law now. so we don't have any rooms we know for sure that so in this new calling, you know, she's conditions would be even worse since they were before they did want to try to isolate alexi and to make it more difficult to assess him there. and also the a just trying to reach his life is unbearable as it possibly can be, because this prison will be much worse. dw, russia analyst, constantine haygoods, has been, has more on the conditions and upon the faces after he was transferred to the piano colony in northern russia. well, we do know that she is in the bottom of the most remote penal calling is in russia . it's the demo peninsula or the, the bank, so the optics, see, it's permafrost there, and it is very, very badly connected. essentially, there was only one channel of communication presented, that's us. and that means that visiting the volume, maintaining called a token, will be extremel

and i'm joined by ukraine's investors, alexi montana getting closer to being forced to consider health compromises complex . next, on dw, the click to queen and her entire of crime ignore to the sales one cooling holds one point and they don't currency. we want to be the number one, and then she disappears without so training on the top 10 list of cartel leaders financial thriller about the world's most wanted woman in ceci minutes on the w. holes. we say they're about never giving up every weekend on d. w, the with slow progress and the counter offensive and winter sitting in there is a growing number of voices calling for a re think of what the priority should be in ukraine and how to achieve them on the special edition of conflicts, soon from the berlin. foreign policy for him, i'm joined by ukraine's ambassador to germany alexi. my task is ukraine getting closer to being forced to consider tough compromises invested in the k book into conflict. so thank you for me. there's been slow progress and the counter offensive and you're facing a lot of challenges include.

say the vote was painted by irregularities. russian authorities have moved jails, kremlin critic alexis divani to a remote piano connelly in northern russia. that's according to his spokes person on his team. tracks him down after he had not been seen for more than 2 weeks. his lawyer visited him in a new prison. divani is seen as the most prominent opponent of president vladimir putin and a serving and 19 year sentence for a legend, extremism, and other charges. he was in prison nearly 3 years ago. this is what and of all of these books, parson, kiera jarmetta, had to say, as well. we find, let's see, up to 3 weeks of full search in full or region in the north of russia in a several months called hop in the federal call. and number 3 to the federal calling me or for special really is it was a, everything is different there. i mean i, she will have a list, phone calls lists, meetings with relatives list parcels he can receive was the thing is that even before when she was in this light or version of going, if she didn't have already any phone calls, any meetings in any parcels, so actua

, alexi's whereabouts were unknown. his team located him at a remote penal colony after a journey that took almost three weeks. they brought me here on saturday night, messages posted on social media by his aides say. i didn't expect anyone to find me here before mid january. his team raised the alarm weeks ago after he failed to show for recent court hearings. at the time, the kremlin stated it had neither the capacity for willingness to monitor prisoners' whereabouts. >> after the prisoner is transferred to another colony, they have to notify relatives. we know very well there's no law that applies to alexi as they will never notify anyone about his whereabouts. >> reporter: in a statement monday, the director of the anti corruption foundation said the colony in northwest siberia, known as the polar wolf colony, is infamous for its remote location and harsh conditions. he was found guilty of extremism related charges which he and his legal representatives have consistently denied. this in addition to a previous 11 1/2

and alexis mcadams is near des moines, iowa. there you are, alexis, great to see you.me the duelling rallies are not held outdoors. i know that iowa gets cold. >> it's cold, but i'm from chicago, but it's not too bad here. yeah, there are going to be duelling rallies in the hawk eye state as former president donald trump and ron desantis try to get as much support on the ground as they can here. in iowa as we are coming near the iowa caucuses we've been talking about. today, former florida governor desantis will hit all counties in iowa with his ground game, trump is still ahead. the polls from the des moines register, 43% of likely republican caucus goers in the poll would pick trump as first choice for president. desantis and former ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley tied at second at 16%. so desantis has spent lots of time in iowa. republican winners of the last three iowa caucuses completed that full 99 county tour, that's why they wanted to do this and put in the time and the effort a step his team believes will set him apart in the iowa caucuses. super pac money

the spring in august now and in london, alexis i quit year. i'm managing at the, at the news website. so i'm a full africa in a boucher. it could be adama, managing director of beacon consulting. that's a security risk management, unintelligence provider in nigeria as a health region. and demonica, molly is mussa condo executive director of the health institute diesels, or formerly subbed as special adviser to the card interim presence of money. a see me going to say, well, welcome to all of you. come here. let's start with why we have seen so many successful cruise in this region in the past year. although any common threads that we can pull out to and thank you for the, the coming trip trans. uh uh the for issue to kind of make the changes that most frequent countries uh, facing some of the jo, political developments that have created unfortunately what the some of course i've described the perfect storm in most african countries. and if you got to the effect of climate change, especially in psychological increase, then you find that the sou

alexis mcadams is following the desantis campaign. she's live in newton, iowa, right now. alexis?a busy weekend in iowa. we saw former president donald trump on that stage really slamming president biden which we will get to in a second. here on the stage behind me in newton iowa we had a chance to catch up with florida governor desantis who tells me he believes he will win here in the hawkeye state because he's hit all 99 counties sakeshaking hands meeting people and making those connections. he says people in the hawkeye state will show up. i asked him why is trump still ahead then? watch. going back to iowa, you spent so much time on the ground. you've talked to so many people, made those connections, why is donald trump still ahead in those polls? >> look, i think that people -- the horizon of iowa caucus voters, they are not making decisions six months in advance, even three months in advance. i think now we're past thanksgiving, i think the caucus is now something that's more front and center. going into the caucus, more than half of iowa potential caucus goers said they did

alexis mcadams at la guardia with more on how things look there. what's going on, alexis?> thanks for getting us in the holiday spirit. every time we're at the airport, it's not great news. it's about delays an cancellations. if you've been looking at this, it's not a surprise. u.s. ash lines and the passengers have had another rough year. more than double amount of complaints about u.s. airlines this year compared to last year. take a look at the screen. these are the numbers that just came in in the first five months of 2023. more than 38,000 complaints were filed against u.s. and foreign airlines, travel agents and tour ops the airline with the most complaints, frontier followed by spirit, hawaii want, jet blue and united. here's how things are going today. i'm going to step out. you can see more at la guardia. less cancellations but more delays. that means people are missing their connections, stuck for either hours or days at these airports just trying to find a way to get out. passengers here at la guardia say they just show up expecting the delays. watch. >> today a

clara's granddaughter alexi joins us now.r grandmother often told stories of the holocaust, but it wasn't until her death bed that she revealed this awful story about her rape. tell me about her. what was it like to hear this? >> so my grandparents talked about their stories of survival often. probably not at first, but by the time i was born and my cousins and i were always around, they started to share bits of their story. it was stories about growing up in poland and their religion and their family, all the way through the holocaust. each of them had harrowing stories of survival and strength. it really taught me that there was absolutely no choice but to speak up in the face of hate and that atrocities like this can only happen when people don't speak up. they happen in a vacuum of sil silence. so it really instilled this deep sense in me. when my grandmother was dying and i was actually only 10 at the time, she spent her last summer living with us, and she confided this story to my mother. i know that's really young to h

. >>> tonight, after losing contact with russian political dissident alexi navalny for two weeks, hi team says they know where he is. at a remote penal colony in the cardiac tick circle. cnn's nada bashir has the story. >> reporter: one of president putin's most famous adversaries -- relieved, exhausted, most importantly, alive. >> we filed 680 requests in different russian prisons, trying to locate alexi. >> reporter: for weeks kremlin critic alexei navalny's whereabouts were unknown. now his team has located him at a remote penal colony north of the arctic circle after a journey navalny says took almost three weeks. "they brought me here saturday night. i didn't expect anyone to find me here before mid-january." navalny's team raised the alarm weeks ago after he failed to show for recent court hearings. at the time, the kremlin stated it had neither the capacity nor willingness to monitor prisoners' whereabouts. >> according to russian law, after the prisoner is being transferred to another colony, they have to notify his re relatives. we know very well there was no law that applie

what thank you alexis, for joining me today.hio is an example of how easily pregnant people can find themselves in trouble with legal enforcement ever since the overturning of roe. how are you concerned about the precedent this case would sit if watts was to be convicted of this? >> absolutely, arrive. and thank you so much for covering this story. brittany watts, i thought about her all of this holiday season. the fact she is now sitting facing a jury around loss of her pregnancy, right? we are in a world now where we often talk about 21 states have abortion bans. but what we are not really saying is abortion bans actually made criminalization of pregnancy loss. it remains the fact that someone like brittany watts, who is a young black woman in ohio, who is based -- facing pregnancy loss. that's normal, it happens in many pregnancies, unfortunately. it's not been criminalized. and no one that a young black woman. we're always worried about these abortion bans, criminalization's, abortion access would impact young brown and blac

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good morning, alexis. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie.is still with us this holiday season, consumer prices have been steadily cooling off. consider this. last november, inflation was at 7.1%. this year, it was less than half that at 3.1%. prices have come down in many retail categories, especially ones that end up under the tree. for example, toy prices, down 2.8% this november versus the same time last year. appliances, furniture, and bedding are more than 3% cheaper and we're spending nearly 2% less for sporting goods. the biggest price drops were in tech. televisions down 9.5%, and smartphones are 14% cheaper. now on the flip side, we are spending more this holiday season for things like jewelry and watches, up 1.7%. prices for tools, hardware, and supplies are also higher than last year, and apparel is more expensive, especially for men and boys. up nearly 3%, and we're spending about 4.5% more to go to movies, theaters and concerts. >> alexis, this is a time crunch for gift buying. just yesterday, i bought a bunch of stuff for my fa

alexis mcadams reporting live in new york city. good afternoon, alexis. >> bret, good afternoon. the protesters tried hard to cancel christmas but that didn't happen. the nypd was on high alert trying to keep everything under control. it did get out of hand. watch this. you can see the crowd clashing with police. there were disorderly conduct charges and criminal mischief. one police officer was injured. mayor eric adams says there's been hundreds of attacks. the mayor just commented on the chaos christmas night. watch. >> we are 400 protests. unlike in other municipalities, we've been able to monitor that. you're seeing a small pocket of people that are now becoming part of the protests that are really trying to rile up the crowd. we cannot tolerate that. >> those organizers were targeting the busiest areas of the city during the holiday like midtown manhattan. protesters carrying the blood red mock nativity scene calling for an uprising and stopping traffic while tourists were in town for the holiday. [chanting]. >> it wasn't just in new york but also in washington d.c. protest

so actually, the thing is that there was no law in russia's that is applied to alexi. they always create issues for human special conditions. and they don't have anything to do with a little now. so we don't have any rooms we know for sure that so is this new calling me now she's conditions would be even worse since they were before they did want to try to isolate alexi and to make it more difficult to assess him there. and also the a just trying to reach his life is unbearable as it possibly can be, because this prison will be much worse than the one that was before. and we also heard from the w as russia analyst, konstantin eggers. he has more on the conditions and of all the faces after he was transferred to that penal calling in northern russia. well, we do know that she is in one of the most remote speedo colonies in russia. it's so the demo peninsula or the, the bank. so the optics, see, it's permafrost there, and it is very, very badly connected. essentially, there was only one channel of communication. prison lets us and that means that visiting the volume, mai

know, she's conditions would be even worse since they were before they did want to try to isolate alexi and to make it more difficult to assess him there. and also the a just trying to reach his life is unbearable as it possibly can be, because this prison will be much worse. and that was the end of all the spokes person. kerry, already speaking to us earlier to crane where more than half of the countries children have been displaced at some point during this war. some have returned to their homes, but many cannot funding an occupation has also forced hundreds of schools to close . it's an educational crisis for the next generation of ukrainians. dw corresponded mateus building a reports from the outskirts of keep on the bottle to bring kids back to the classroom. the war is still very much present, even in their games during a break. the 7 fields is a special school in the keep suburbs, it only accept children directly affected by the will, 9 year olds, and as all has lost his father, the fighting to know them. i know i hope he's fine up there and haven't left the b. i want him to have

ahí lo está viendo, aunque las mías de eso no hubieran salido así en la en los deportes, alexis vegaso. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete antes del 31 de diciembre en coveredca.com/español. ir arriba en el marcador. y al minuto 29 dwight mcneill encontraba jack harrison que la definía así y ponía a ganar. entonces 1 a 0 al everton. pero entonces iba a venir foden, que le pegaba este sablazo desde media cancha, casi para empatar el marcador y después iba a venir julián Álvarez, el argentino, el campeón del mundo, para marcar el segundo desde los 11 pasos. y el tercero iba a ser obra de bernardo silva. ante una gran definición en la salida del arquero, 3 a 1 lo ganó el city y es ahora y solo por ahora, 4o de la liga premier. vamos a empezar con los bill scott 49ers que luego de la derrota contra baltimore ya preparan su siguiente partido, en donde visitarán a los washington commanders. sin embargo, el equipo tiene algunas dudas porque hoy en el reporte de entrenamiento estos son los jugadores que no estuvieron los más importantes. bueno jaylen moore, que son

real show of courage there, alexis. >> you know who showed courage, kate cox. right?state, by putting her name and telling her story and sharing with so many of us the pain and the trauma that she and her family were going through. and describing what her journey has been like to this point. i think it is shameful that the senators of texas, the u.s. federal senators of texas you know, continue to you know, to push blame or responsibility on the state of texas when there are many opportunities for the u.s. congress to act on protecting women's health. and you know that i think is really what is going to continue to be at stake next year. so i'm celebrating the bravery of folks like kate cox and the center for reproductive rights who brought the case and really i think we should be shaming the likes of ken paxton, the likes of the texas supreme court and you know, folks who will not step up and do anything to protect us. >> right because here's the thing, michelle. you can have this conversation in the context of reproductive rights. also in the conversation of big gov

alexis, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> well, pro-palestine, anti-israel protests get violentwill the democrats deal with all of this in 2024? and when the dnc comes to chicago with its far-left mayor and soft on crime prosecutors, what's going to happen then? is this going to be a redux of 1968? joining us now is jason chaffetz, former utah9 congressman and fox news contributor, betsy mccaughey, new york post columnist and former new york lieutenant governor. great to see you both. merry christmas, happy new year. so, better city, the protesters -- betsy, the protesters in new york were actually cheering on the iranian blockade of the red sea. i mean, it's extraordinary. they were chanting out -- actually, we have the sound from that. roll tapeful -- roll tape. >> [inaudible] >> yemen, yemen, make us proud. david: they're saying, yemen, yemen, make us proud, turn another ship around. they're talking about applauding terrorists who are blockading the red sea. their stopping -- they're stopping traffic, they're stopping the commuters in grand central station. is the mayor doing

abc's alexis christoforous is here with that. alexis, good morning.urns. christmas hasn't even happened yet. let's face it, not every gift is a winner. if you want your returns to be hassle free, you have to know the retailers return policy. shoppers are expected to return $173 billion in gifts this season, 28% more than last year. all those returns can be costly for retailers which is why 40% are tacking on a fee to return items by mail including tj maxx, abercrombie and fitch and jcpenney. h&m will waive that fee if you're a loyalty member. amazon is charging a $1 fee at u.p.s. stores. if you have a whole foods or kohl's location. you can avoid most of these fees by making your returns in store. to give yourself the best chance of a smooth return, don't open the box or remove the tag. if you have one, bring the gift receipt with you. other updated retliestoing fees at some stores or shortening the return window. retailers like macy's and walmart will let you return gifts through the end of january. best buy is only giving you until january missing t

what are you learning, alexis?, the nypd tells me they expect the pro-palestinian protesters to show is up. it's not a matter of if, but when, but they do believe they are more than prepared. pretty much every single weekend. there are no cred credible security threats directed at this festivity here in times square or directed at new york city in general. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see just what we're seeing here on the ground. this is a live look right now at times square. if you can believe it, these people have been lined up for hours and they stay here all the way through midnight and past. by the time they get out of here, they're here for 12 hours and counting. so if you're looking for a nice quiet new year's eve, this isn't the place to go. leading up to the ball drop, officers will monitor social media for any threats. they're using all different types of things to make sure that things go safely. drones, undercover officers, you name it. watch. >> we have thousands of cops working at nigh

alexis, thank you very much.r viewers or to take a look at this headline coming out of "the washington post." it reads: harvard's claudine gay should resign. joe conning cha is here to talk about it -- econ cha. joe, remarkably, that is from a liberal columnist, no doubt. so the question to you is, and i read the article, is it time for gay to resign in your opinion? >> absolutely it's well past time, ashley. even before all these charges came about, again, this was the president of harvard who went to capitol hill and said somehow genocide hasp context, that if you call for the genocide of jews on your campus, well, it fends on the context. there is no am by youty around -- am a by guyty around genocide. this was written by ruth marcus, and it's also noteworthy that it was green lighted by "the washington post" which is never, ashley, in its history enforced a republican candidate for president p. think about that. when this is coming from a liberal publication like washington post, rest assured in the going to

thanks a lot, alexis. the sandra. >> sandra: the former president also responding to special counsel jack smith claiming in a new court filing trump sent supporters to the capitol to criminally obstruct the certification of the 2020 election results. david spunt is live at the justice department. will his phrasing be admissible in court? >> we have to see what the judge says. so far she's been sympathetic with special counsel jack smith's team most of the time but ultimately see what she puts in writing. but the special counsel says on paper point blank that donald trump "sent people to the united states capitol to cause destruction," in a filing yesterday, upping the rhetoric, the ante, he sent supports including groups like the proud boys, whom he knew were angry and now calls patriots to the capitol to achieve the obstructing the certification, and lay out the parameters what his case in chief will be when he brings it before a washington, d.c. jury. the former president in the town hall with sean hanni

alexis coming to you happy new year. >> hey molly happy almost new year here the countdown is on new york city nypd telling me nobody does a better than they are a part department they believe have everything under control from a safety perspective which is the main focus right here today. nypd telling fox news again moments ago there is no credible threat against the new year's eve celebrations in times square or against new york city in general. one thing they are concerned about and are on standby or pro palestinian protesters they are sure going to show up, watch pretty quick so it will be ready, we will give them their freedom of speech and their movement but they are not going to do here in times square. exit take a look here pretty can see a live look in the times square subway station this is the busiest subway station in the city performing writers a day you can see the officers back there talking with people but many are coming in from out of the country, out of the safe at his big celebration trying to figure out where the need to go. you can take a live look outside and s

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thank you so much, alexis.really good to hear on this new year's eve weekend. >> gio: yeah. >> whit: it was the part that she said about defied reason, though that you got to be ready, prepared. >> stephanie: prepared. >> whit: absolutely. >> stephanie: well, it is time for weather. let's check in with somara theodore who is at the new year's eve ball looking like a christmas present. gorgeous. she said, i am not about to be cold out here. >> somara: it's freezing. it's freezing. i can see my breath. you know where else it's cold? florida. so, take a look at this. this is lauderdale-by-the sea, there temperatures are in the 50s, so they are below average for this time of year. for this time of year, still, though, it looks absolutely gorgeous. now, i will say it's not just lauderdale-by-the-sea, northern florida as well is getting in an on the chill. jacksonville, how are you guys doing? feeling like 32 this morning. they have a frost advisory in place, that's not the greatest for the crops or anyone out and ab

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alexis, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.l street got an early christmas present this week courtesy of the federal reserve. the fed admitting its efforts to tamp down inflation are starting to pay off and signaled three interest rate cuts could be coming in 2024. now, that would make borrowing money less expensive by lowering interest rates on things like credit cards, auto loans, and mortgage rates, which, by the way, have been falling in recent weeks dipping below 7% this week for the first time since august. the fed's news igniting a rally on wall street, sending the dow to an all-time high and its first close above 37,000. for the week the dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq each gaining more than 2%. investors now betting the fed will achieve that soft landing, lowering inflation while avoiding a recession. whit? >> whit: okay, let's dig in a little bit deeper. alexis, thank you, and bring in jared bernstein, chair of the u.s. council of economic advisers. jared, good morning to you. it's great to have you. so, the federal reserve,

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alexis mcadams live with the latest. >> reporter: another weekend in iowa as we get closer to the iowa caucuses. we are heading to an event with ron desantis. we just checked in with the desantis team. they say the governor of florida is putting all the time and effort takes to win the iowa caucuses but donald trump is still ahead in those polls. the latest poll from the des moines register, 43% of likely republican caucus goers say they picked trump as their first choice, desantis and former ambassador nikki haley tied for second, sitting at 16%. to santos is at another event. running a textbook iowa campaign. you see him speaking to that crowd, later tonight he will stand side-by-side with iowa governor kim reynolds who recently endorsed him. bob vander blatt is a key maker in the hawkeye state. desantis looking ahead to the white house. >> we got to win. because i can serve two terms, could be elected in 2028 and served until january 20, 2033. as that date approaches, what what i be able to tell you i accomplished for this country? we will be able to say a number of important things

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jason dalton is just steps away from alexis. >> he went to look at the black vehicle. she didn't have a cell phone. so, just think, would her glowing screen have called attention to jason dalton? her life was spared that night. >> i got out of the car and looked around to see if i could see any shadows, and then i went and grabbed tyler's phone out of his pocket and called 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> yes, my boyfriend and his dad just got shot at the seelye auto group. >> are they on the ground? >> yes, and they're not moving. >> okay, stay on the phone with me. i've got to get officers enroute. >> okay. >> i'm at an apartment complex literally less than a half a mile away across the street from the scene of the incident. with my over-headlights on i responded to the scene and are of in the less than a minute. >> just to advise you, you do have a witness over at the burger king parking lot. >> could you see who the person was that was shooting? >> no, i just turned because we heard gunshots. you could see the smoke from his gun and hear it as we drove by. >>