alicia: i don't know.y not bottom of the barrel stuff as a bottle of whiskey from 1926 cells for a record $2 million in auction, that comes to $131,000 per shot. spending this money, you will not drink it, what is the purpose of it, there is no way you will drink it. >> my dad saved coke cans we could be millionaires and drink all the whiskey. >> people drink a 20-dollar bottle of wine or a hundred dollar bottle of wine. if it's boone's farmer out of a box i get it but do you taste the difference. nicole: yes you can. absolutely. too expensive you don't want to drink it you want to save it but then it goes bad. alicia: you look at it. that does it for us we will see you next weekend. "life, liberty and levin" starts right now. ♪

alicia: thank you so much.we follow the events in dc, fox news was in gaza, among the first journalists -- trey yingst is on the ground in jerusalem with more. >> reporter: we were among the first group of journalists to enter the gaza strip since this war began. we want to show you a preview of the report for next hour. you can hear the gunfire in the distance, israelis are trying to engage anyone who tries to ambush their forces. the battle is street by street, urban guerrilla warfare, hamas is popping out of tunnels and ambushing israeli troops. right now we are embedded with the israeli military and the gaza strip. these forces have been ambushed, shot at, lost 2 dozen of their own soldiers. they fight block by block in bloodier been battle, guerrilla fighters popping out of tunnels and trying to kill as many israelis as they can. as the israelis push deeper into the gaza strip, factions inside maintain their ability to fire rockets at major population centers, they were sounding north of the southern city

>> alicia, hi. we know that all of these hostages are safely in israeli territory, receiving medical treatment. seven of them are children, the two youngest are four years old. that includes when abigail edan, the first american to be released as part of this exchange. there are 14 israeli citizens released as part of the exchange today, that one of them was released outside the framework of the agreement because he's an adult male. hamas that they released him because -- russian citizenship. they said that this was a gesture of goodwill towards russian president vladimir putin. on top of that, we saw three thai nationals released, also outside the framework of the agreement, which is limited to women and children on both sides of the deal, alicia. >> what are you hearing from their families? >> we know that the children in this group, along with two of their mothers, are being treated in a pediatric hospital in israel. the hospital said that they were in stable condition. we haven't been hearing mu

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alicia, i do think the judge is slow walking this case.tember 22nd, and she didn't decide until yesterday. supposed to file the main briefs last week, but the judge gave him an extension until february 22nd of next year. she's not acting like a judge who's trying to move a case along. >> i think there may be some subtext to what you're saying. judge cannon is of course a trump appointee. other previous -- she's favored him, unfortunate an appeal. there are two questions with aileen cannon, one a question of competencies around this area of judicial review and secondarily a question of whether or not as a trump appointee she is, in fact, biased. i wonder if what we've seen this week has informed you are thinking that other question? >> you know, she has a plausible reason for delaying the trial. in that there are voluminous no of motions and the evidence is hard to look at. some of it has to be viewed in a secure facility. what i'm going to be really interested in, is july 15th. that's when the republican national convention starts. if trum

alicia? >>> rough who those who are just tuning in, this is a deal that nearly fell apart in the past few hours. talk about the sticky parts, why it is that it almost fell apart, and tell us how it came back together. >>> alicia, this has been a nerve wracking set of hours both here in israel and for the people inside of gaza. the hamas officials said earlier on today that they had two main accusations in which israel was breaching the deal. the first was they said israel was blocking eight trucks from going into the most devastated areas of northern gaza. israel does not want to see palestinian civilians returning to the north where their forces are in control and they're reluctant to see aid going out there. the palestinian red crescent is saying 59 trucks did get through today but hasse saying that that's nowhere near enough, hamas also saying that israel was not abiding by its commitment to release the longest serving palestinian prisoners first. and we do know that the prisoners that wer

. >> hey, alicia.s ahead of next friday's government shutdown, deadline, we finally have a plan from house speaker mike johnson on how he plans to avert that shutdown deadline. he talked about it with his colleagues, republicans, on a phone call a couple of hours ago. laying this out. he's calling it a two step continuing resolution. that's because on january 19th, half of the agencies, roughly, health will run out of funding. then on february 2nd, other agencies will run out of funding. it's really an untested situation. democrats certainly not in favor of it. in fact, a couple of moments after this pummels revealed, senator brian schatz, a democrat on the senate appropriations committee, posted on x saying, quote, we are going to pass a clean short term cr. the only question is whether we do it stupidly and catastrophically or we do it like adults. now, this plan is clean. meaning there are no spending cuts and this bill. that's something that was a red line for democrats. house democratic leader hak

>> alicia, good evening to you again.fbi agents seizing phones and an ipad from new york city mayor eric adams. this is part of an ongoing investigation into his campaign fundraising. says a lawyer for the mayor. the f we have previously searched the home of adam's main fund-raiser, the mayor denies any wrongdoing and says he and his staffer are cooperating with the investigation. president biden delivered a speech at arlington national cemetery today to mark veterans day. biden honored veterans and, their quote, families, who quote, always kept the light of liberty shining bright. more than 1000 small earthquakes shook iceland. authorities declared a state of emergency and evacuated untie or town on saturday. scientists saying, the increase in tremors means a large volcanic eruption could be imminent. more american voices after this break. get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic

alicia? >> rough centers, erin mclaughlin, thank you both. >>> let's bring in nbc news white house correspondent, allie raffa. the president, all day, being kept abreast of what was happening with the steal. what is the white house saying about the role the president played here? >> alicia, white house officials are saying the president has, and continues to be playing a very direct, and involved role in these negotiations, as this deal continues over the next few days. we have seen that credit, even by israeli, and qatari officials, who credit the president's direct involvement. his continued pressure, sealing this deal, continuing today, before, during, and after, this hours long pause by hamas in the releasing of these hostage. we know that president biden spoke with qatari leaders about this pause, and what obstacles needed to be overcome, to continue the release of these hostages. according to an official white house readout, these leaders agreed to remain in close contact, to ensure tha

>> alicia, the legislative math is not there for johnson.st forward to the government shutdown or a lost by mount jansen, that will look a lot like kevin mccarthy's passes. what we don't know is, have not johnson handle that moment. when you look kevin mccarthy ultimately would do, is strike a deal with democrats to vote for something in a democratic senate and democratic president would sign. we don't know what mike johnson would do. i would just even his move on israel, more than opening salvo, april be kevin mccarthy would have considered as well. to tie aid to something. some republican priority. the absolutely here is he actually it something that's indefensible. so that is not something that will ever be considered by the senate or signed by the president. what happens in two weeks, we just don't know mike johnson's leadership style at this point. >> eugene, i take david jolly's point about the ability to phosphoric to pour this is all go when, to either a government shutdown or a speaker removal two point oh, i think is where we are a

. >> hi, i'm alicia menendez, as we begin a new hour. the u.s.for a humanitarian policy and the israel-hamas war. secretary of state blinken -- to get aid in and civilians out. making clear israel must defend itself at the same time. also tonight, a major 14th amendment case against trump picks up steam and colorado. an effort on keeping trump off the ballot. and abortion rights were on the bill in ohio voters do tuesday. it will tell us a lot about where the 2024 election is heading. this is american voices. we begin this hour with the global push to address the humanitarian crisis and gaza. it is really steps up its ground offensive against hamas. president biden tonight gave a thumbs up, and answer yes, when asked if the u.s. has made any progress the current humanitarian pause to get aid into the gaza strip. that proposed policy dominate discussions between secretary of state antony blinken and leaders from several arab nations during a meeting in jordan today. arab leaders want and immediate cease-fire in gaza to prevent the death of civilia

and how everyone, i'm alicia menendez. we begin tonight with >> they want to american diplomacy in come out here and support the middle east one another. . this four weeks into the rally started around israel-hamas war, israel 1:00. 's ground offensive in gaza [inaudible] is intensifying, much of the air world is many people came pushing for an immediate from across the country to cease fire rally together. and these as his pushing for humanitarian pause. the some of those pushes the center of peeps coming out saying they want to be talks today in jordan, here because i think what's which means secretary of state jordan -- going on in the middle east -- leaders of several arab nations. [inaudible] secretary blinken argued a temporary pause instead of a cease-fire will allow necessary aid to reach gaza among other things. >> now, united states believes that all these efforts would be facilitated by humanitarian vases. i believe pauses can be critical, protecting civilians, getting aid in, getting foreign nationals out. whil

welcome everyone, i'm alicia menendez. talking about talks unfolding in the middle east, now 30 days into the israel-hamas war. secretary of state anthony blinken making unannounced visits today on the israeli occupied west bank. in a meeting with mahmoud abbas in the west bank, secretary blinken reaffirmed americas commitment to -- unfolding in gaza. the state department says they hope to strict restore stability in the west bank. over the past four weeks, tensions have spilled over there as israeli settlers targets civilians in palestine with waves of violent attacks. the surprise visit to baghdad, blinken met with iraq's prime minister. talking about preventing the war from spreading into a wider racial conflict. he also underscored the effort to reach -- into -- aid for civilians in the gaza strip. >> this is a process. israel's race -- raised important questions about how humanitarian policies would work. we have to answer those questions. second, it is important that the pause advances, a number of things, one of the

alicia? >> a difficult question indeed. ruby, i want your reaction to the news of a potential deal. >> i think we have a new family, which is the family of the hostage families. and if one of our family members is about to be joyful, then we need to be joyful with them. and we should also thank president biden and the administration, which i know has been working around the clock to broker this deal, to get a stage where a framework can be in place for additional deals to happen. we also have similar in the fact that italia is 19 years old, and most likely is not part of this deal. and we just need to continue to have hope that the international community will continue its efforts to bring all of the hostages back home alive, well, and in a time frame that is not years. >> ruby, what more do you want us to know about itay? tell us about him. >> a new yorker, grew up on the streets of flatbush. itay lived here most of his life, even going to the u.s. every summer visiting family in long island, boston, catching baseball game

i am alicia menendez. there was movement today in the effort to bring home more than 200 hostages held by hamas in gaza. family members of hostages held a rally in tel aviv holding up pictures of their loved ones kidnapped by hamas during the october 7th attack. this comes as the biden administration official tells nbc news there is a possible deal in the works to exchange about 80 of the hostages, women and children, four palestinians held by in israel. this morning on meet the, press israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu discussed israel's attempt to reach a deal to free all hostages. >> i can say that we weren't close at all until we started the ground operation. in fact, we heard there was a pending deal of this kinder that kind, then we learned it was all nothing. but the reason -- the minute we started the ground operation, things began to change. >> was there a potential deal? is there a potential deal? >> there could, be but i think the less i say about it the more i will increase the chances t

american voices with alicia menendez starts right now. thank you so much, hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez, and we begin with breaking news. a short time, ago speaker mike johnson released his plan to avoid a government shutdown. now just six days away, before the incas even, dry it's facing opposition. speaker johnson pitched republicans on his stopgap spending plans in a call, it is a two tiered continuing resolution which would keep several spending bills in play through january 19th. the rest until february 2nd. what is not in the, cr budget cuts or aid to israel. the house is expected to vote on it as early as it is tuesday, this tuesday, to give members 72 hours to read through the bill. we are witnessing in realtime the first big test for the speaker, you will recall, he was elected just two weeks ago after right-wing republicans forced out kevin mccarthy. mccarthy's ousting the embodiment of a divided gop. , speaker johnson has to get them all on the same page. but the party is still showing signs of major dysfunction. this, we

alicia villarreal.antener a sus hijos. ademÁs, revela el consejo que le da a su hija para librarse de un rey con caracho y habla sobre la canciÓn que le compuso a luis miguel bueno, este mucho mÁs en despierta amÉrica que comienza. >> por ahÍ que de amarillo servicio no estÁ quimera. parecÍa regresar, conoce chica de verdad. muchas gracias me empezar con este bien bueno, aquÍ se arme el debate seÑores en despierta amÉrica, escuchen bien la pregunta. es una responsabilidad de los abuelos encargarse de sus nietos o se les debe paga. >> veracidad de la junta que tiene un de producciÓn no tiene wora. queremos que ustedes sean parte de esta cuestiÓn en los que van a estar redes sociales para que nos den su opiniÓn. es altamente y buena mÁs directamente con las noticias que esta que tiene un sÍ, porque esta maÑana el testimonio de donald trump en corte genera una lluvia de reacciones, el ex mandatario sube el esta de un juicio civil por fraude, pero no se limita a responder, sino que lanza duros ataques contr

but alicia keys has another project. a personal one now in the works. whole time. we're here. now i have my own key card, opens up all the doors. >> reporter: for more than a dozen years, pop star alicia keys has been working on a musical. >> after empire -- >> reporter: now, "hell's kitchen" is being performed here at the public theater in new york. what took so long? >> word. good things take time. working on since even before my first son was born. egypt just turned 13. >> reporter: he never knew a mom not working on this show? >> fact. i was trying to figure out, maybe "hell's kitchen" is my first kid. >> reporter: for keys, a labor of love. she says she's been laboring. >> it's hard. work is hard. >> reporter: adid you lose fait it would work? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> hmm-mm. >> reporter: you are like, well, here we are. it's year seven. we are continuing to grind? >> i don't know. i didn't doubt the process. >> reporter: "hell's kitchen" is named for the new york neighborhood where she lived as a kid. geographically, a few feet from broadway.

alicia, you first. is eric right or wrong? >> i hear what eric's saying, but that's a taled scenario. we think the overarching case is a slowdown precisably because of tightened conditions but ultimately because it looks like the economy can take it. it're clear the commercial real estate and some of the smaller caps are reflecting exactly what eric is talking about, which is the terming out of debt, rolling in the higher rates, and not being able to take in the sectors. if you're talking about the overall index, we just think that most of the s&p can handle this going forward. it is buy fur indicated, but just the way large cap america termed out its debt and households termed out its debt, the rate cycle isn't biting yet. that doesn't mean it won't. it's just slowing. then you're looking at an election year. at some point you're running out of time for that recession to get here because you typically never have a recession in an election year, especially when the incumbent is running. whether it's joe biden or another democr

satcha: alicia machado se le fue la legua hablando con alejandro.aquÍ te ayudamos. te enseÑamos cÓmo hacer una cena de acciÓn de gracias con $50. satcha: te presentamos la historia de una mujer que orquestÓ el asesinato de su abusador. traspasar mÁs de 10 aÑos en prisiÓn hoy agradece su Éxito como empresaria. francisca: esto no te lo puedes perder. te diremos cÓmo dormir para no tener arrugas. satcha: en los Ángeles compartimos con un amigo de hollywood. alan nos trae una entrevista con adam sandler. francisca: esta maÑana juanes los tiene una sÚper sorpresa. en vivo y en exclusiva desde su casa en colombia nos recibe para darnos el gran anuncio. con esto y mucho mÁs "despierta amÉrica" comienza ahora. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [cantan] raÚl: comenzamos con aplausos. [aplausos] gracias por amanecer en compaÑÍa de "despierta amÉrica". ya llego. [aplausos] jessica: les traje regalos. para las chicas. [gritos] para los hombres se reparten. [risas] chef: gracias por tu regalo ayer. jomari: yo no voy a quedar mal. yo los di en privado. [risas] jessica: no vi comp

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alicia: i think we have. clearing price in the 10 year, a little bit about 5%, and that is where our ceiling is here. you have seen, trying to get above 5%, gets batted down again. i will say this. the geopolitical risk out there is still somewhat, the tales are growing, but ultimately the fear and loathing in this market has been about supply and yield. what we learned last week, the market clearing price will take care of the. jonathan: i mentioned markets and jp morgan, stressing that the growth policy will rain challenging into year-end. mike wilson, morgan stanley, bearish all year. what do you say to all of those guys? alicia: it has been impossible to reject anything in this weird environment. even if you got inflation right, sticky on the way down, fed hiking more at the beginning of the year, still up 14% on the s&p. let's talk about how the disconnect between financial assets and what happens in the fundamentals. it is very rare to have two very negative years in the equity market following each oth

alicia, thanks for being with us. having really is a rather difficult individual dependent, and he's a populous, he's a self study, narco capitalist. but you have to say, he's also an economist who studied his country's finances pretty carefully. who or what has arson tina voted for? or are jan tina has clearly voted for a change from left when populist in lots of a government expenditure a creation of money to 100 percent inflation, to basically a liberal, a new a copy to at least as you said, it populates but with a different face this populace intends to cut my li supplement expenditure even wants to close central bank because the central bank is the origin of the problem. and as far as the, since i have been financing the government for 22003 seems basically the kitchener and the couple came to power and started to basically create money to finance. uh, i mean, could i make model that was unsustainable? this is why we have so much impatient in argentina up to date, so he wants to change all of that, but can he do

from this semester it becomes abundantly clear that then ouch bishop alicia's step. and that's is a committed and notorious mtc much simply what he did just to you know, the saw the breakout of the 2nd world war to attack the jewish sylvia and populations. but isn't the job of a high priest, even the highest of priests as archbishop of sa grab. so what did happen with the us on if it's extermination camps incentive, it's remained active up to the very last day. you'll now see what was left and but you sent events looked like on the day you had to liberate us into the extended nation camp. the goal is to show, detain, is being held in the camp, tried to escape, but in the haste they simply wanted to band and destroy everything they code. let's see, much evidence remained removing or destroying it. old would have been impossible. it was hell on us today. and today on over the ground, it was peel. hara, the smell of decaying human flesh hung in the bodies everywhere. that was the scene. the greeted the 1st deliberate as the people who enter do you send if it's literally

>> alicia, it is the question that one has to ask. who is this warning for? is it for the trump, the maga base? no it won't have any impact on them. it will land with assad. however, for independent voters, those who might even call frustrated democratic voters. by the time we get to the election in 2024, i think these are the most effective messengers. these are the january 6th hearings. it is the trump appointed, trump selected, handpicked members, and what many others have been saying for years. trump is that existential threat to democracy. he is a fascist, authoritarian, who will govern, like a fascist authoritarian. in essence, and many of the liberties for the last 246 years. i think for those voters, that is what it will be most effective to. sadly, i do not think this has any impact, whatsoever, on the maga base. >> on the maga boy's. to your point, it doesn't need to have an impact on the bay, so long as it is reaching the otherwise persuadable voters. chris, other big legal views, all week were the various cases of the 14th amendment it was -- we a

>> reporter: sure, alicia.up in the northern end of the gaza strip. this is the scene of some of the most intense fighting still going. and the indonesian hospital, unlike al shifa, unlike rantisi, unlike some of the others, is still functioning to a certain degree as a hospital, which is why it was so alarming to see these images appearing to show israeli forces surrounding the hospital. now, the palestinian authority said earlier that 12 patients were killed by israeli shelling on the hospital over the last 24 hours. we asked the israeli military about this. they said their troops came under fire from militants within the medical facility and that israeli forces returned fire. but alicia, they are denying that they fired tank shells at the hospital. it's not clear what kind of ammunition they used when they were returning fire. they're saying it was not tank shells. going a little bit southwest to al shifa hospital, there are still some 700 people holed up in there according to the hamas-run health ministry.

i'm alicia menendez in for nicolle wallace. with the stroke of a pen and just a handful of words, a former president of the united states once again under a gag order, intended to curb the damaging effects of his rhetoric. the court of appeals in new york has attempted to remove that gag order in the $250 million civil fraud trial gwens him, his family and his business, the trump organization. the according to rejecting the argument put forward by his attorneys that the gag order was unconstitutional. that means donald trump and his attorneys ared prohibited from making public statements about the staff of judge arthur engoron. the decision by the appeals court had come in while court wasession. the judge let trump attorneys know the gag order was back in effect and said, o quote, i intd to enforce the gag orders rigorously and vigorously, and i want to make sure the counsel informs their client the fact that the stay was vacated. according to abc news, chris kise replied. we're aware. it's a tragic day for the rule of law, but

this document is a personal letter from the timeouts bishop alicia step. and that's it's dated november, the 29th. but this is from 1979. just imagine that's more or less a year before croatia was officially proclaimed and recognized. just a newly formed independent state of croatia. from this measure it becomes abundantly clear that the knowledge of bishop alicia's step in it's is a committed and notorious mtc much simply what he did just to you know, the saw the breakout of the 2nd world war was to attack the jewish sylvian populations. but is it the job of a high priest from the highest of priests as archbishop of sal grab? so what did happen with the us on if it's extermination camps incentive, it's remained active up to the very last day. you'll now see what was left and what you sent. events looked like on the day you had to liberate us, enter the ex demonstration, kept the cost to ship. detain is being held in the camp. tried to escape, but in the haste, they simply wanted to bend and destroy everything they code. but so much evidence remained. remo

from this measure it becomes abundantly clear that the knowledge of bishop alicia's step in it's is a committed and notorious mtc much simply what he did just a you know, the salt to break out of the 2nd world war to attack the jewish sylvia and populations. but isn't the job of a high priest, even the highest of priests as archbishop of sod grab so what did happen with the us on if it's extermination camps, it's done if it's remained active up to the very last day. you'll now see what was left. then but you sent events looked like on the day you had to liberate us, enter the ex demonstration, kept the cost to ship, detain is being held in the camp, tried to escape, but in the haste, they simply wanted to bend and destroy everything they could look so much evidence remained removing or destroying it. old would have been impossible. it was hell on us today and today on the ground it was pure heart smell of decaying human flesh, hung in the bodies everywhere. that was the scene that greeted the 1st deliberate as people who enter do you send if it's literally shocked with a so called fac

he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th. unbelievably alicia step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months in your message to visit the ascent of its concentration camp. that visit took place in 1942. there is no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the madness of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to help me living on that. we have fairly close propaganda, you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the question. some more questions, ask the better. the answer is will be the a rom. just don't you have to see the house and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common

♪ ♪ >> hello i'm alicia with joey jones, kennedy and raymond arroyo, welcome to the big to the big -- tujunga -- "the big weekend show." a "new york times" poll gives trump the lead in 5 key swing state match ups in nevada trump has a double digit lead and he is ahead by five points in georgia, arizona, michigan and pennsylvania. they have some in mainstream media doubting biden's ability to win in 2024. >> should make room for another democrat. >> i think that problems that democrats have, they don't know who that democrat would be right now, i don't think that people look at kamala harris feel she is ready. they look across rest of the party governor, senators, mayors and house members they are struggling to figure out who they could put up if it not joe biden, reality is democrats will probably run joe biden. >> even bill maher is worried. >> he could lose. you know when people say, well he beat trump before, yeah, things change, this is not 2020. and he is not the same guy. can he win the job? we think -- running takes a lot of energy, it is not 2020 when there was a pandemic, and

they are not dirty. >> well,, alicia, a ceasefire and a humanitarian pause, seems that u.s.ying real hard to tel to tell israel how to fight this war. >> they are pressures them. >> all right. next, a fox news alert. israeli military took out a car with suspected hezbollah terrorists, we take you live on the ground to israel. >> i'll break down the progress of israel's ground operations in gaza, in minutes, stay tuned. >>> back with fox news alert, hezbollah threatening to attack israel after the idf took out a car full of suspected hezbollah terrorists, group claims innocent civilians died in the strike, i'm sure that "new york times" will report that, alex hogan is live in southern israe israel. reporter: we're seeing significant strikes in gaza, it is day 31 of the war. you can hear some of the artillery. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken continuing his trip around the middle east, he met with prime minister of iraq pushing once again for the humanitarian pause. >> this can be something that advances the prospect of gets hostages back and other things. reporter: isra

alicia? >> david, walk us through how the release of hostages will work. 50 hostages over the course of four days. the first wave of women and children. they'll have been held hostage for 47 days. they may be injured. they will certainly be traumatized. what happens first? and how soon can the families be reunited? >> the expectation is that the hostages will be released in groups of at least 10 per day until they reach that number of 50. the top priority according to the israeli government is the mental and physical health of the hostages. so there are six hospitals inside israel that are prepared to receive these hostages under varied parameters and circumstances. the israeli minister of welfare released a very, very detailed guide for the workers, including idf soldiers who will be handling this release. it includes things like giving children hostages the choice of whether or not they want to do things like take a shower. as far as the question of when they will be able to see family, tha

check out our show across media, at the handle at alicia on msnbc. a sea backdoor for more american voices. for now, i handed over to my friend, ayman mohyeldin. hello? >> hey, you know, it's a no-brainer that when you're shows on the air, i prepare for my show. i think while watching a show, what am i going to talk to alicia during the handover. i was like, should i ask her about mike johnson learning on the job with a cr bill that gets shut down by -- five minutes of it coming out. >> you had to kind of appreciate the hubris and go, no, the last guy couldn't do it, but i'll be the one that -- >> is that the fundamental problem, is that the republicans have not address the ideological divides within their party? so you can rotate the speaker out as much as you want, the next guy comes in, he may have a lot of bluster, but once he's in that position and has to actually put forward a bill, they realize that they still have that extreme maga wing in the party that's going to shoot it down. the democrats are probably not going to go along with it. you r

>> that's all the time i have for today, i'm alicia menendez. i want to thank you for spending part of your saturday with us. try to follow the show across social media. our handle is alicia on msnbc. i will see you back here tomorrow for more american voices. but for now, i hand it over to my friend ayman mohyeldin. hey, ayman. >> hey, alicia. thank you so much, i greatly appreciated this. always enjoy the rest of your evening off. good evening to you, welcome to ayman tonight. trump on trial, what we have learned from the testimonies of don jr. and eric trump. and explosive drama including the judge on the case -- can he be disqualified for running for office? that argument was put to the test in a colorado courtroom this week. and taking action, senate democrats are set to participate in for winchell conservatives with close ties to supreme court justices. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. it was a family affair for the trumps in new york this week. to have the disgraced ex presidents sons took to the stand to testify and attorney gener

us be sure to follow the show across social, media or handle is at alicia on msnbc. i will see you back here tomorrow for more american voices. we're, now i handed over to my friend ayman mohyeldin. hello. >> hey, alicia, i was going to, say it is a no-brainer that while your show is on, the air i'm preparing for my show and so i'm sitting there watching your show, i'm like what am i going to talk to alicia about in the handover. unlike, should i ask her about mike johnson on the job, and putting forward a bill that gets shut down by a spotty within five minutes of it coming out? do i? >> you have to appreciate the hubris of being like no, the last guy could, not do it but i'm going to be the one who really manages to -- isn't that the fundamental problem, is that the republicans have not addressed the ideological divides within their party. so you can rotate the speaker out as much as you, want the next guy, comes in you may have a lot of bluster, but once he's in that position and actually has to put forward a bill, they realize they still have that extreme maga wi

i'm alicia menendez, i want to thank you for spending part of your saturday with us. be sure to follow the show across social media. ouhandle is at alicia on msnbc, i'm going to see you back here tomorrow for more american voices. but for now, i handed over to my friend, ayman mohyeldin. hello ayman. >> haley sia, i was gonna say, you know, it's a no-brainer that while your shows on the air, i'm preparing for my show. so i'm sitting there watching your show, what am i going to talk to alicia about in the handover? should i ask her about mike johnson learning on the job and putting forward a cr bill that gets shut down by his party within five minutes of it coming out? >> you have to kind of appreciate the hubris of being like, no, no, no the last guy couldn't do it, but i'm going to be the one who really manages to rile these people out. >> is that the fundamental problem, that the republicans have not read dressed the ideological divides within their party? so you can rotate the speaker out as much as you want, the next guy comes in, he may have a lot of bluster, but

thank you to you both, alicia reporter for the new york times, and chris, professor of women's genderat boston. do not miss the premiere of periodical tonight at ten pm, right here on msnbc. that is going to do it for me, i am charles coleman junior. it has been an honor and a pleasure to fill in for my friend ali velshi. ali, unfortunately tested positive for covid this morning, and my friend, we are wishing you a very speedy recovery. a speciet

. >> well,, alicia, a ceasefire and a humanitarian pause, seems that u.s.eal hard to tel to tell israel how to fight this war. >> they are pressures them. >> all right. next, a fox news alert. israeli military took out a car with suspected hezbollah terrorists, we take you live on the ground to israel. >> i'll break down the progress of israel's ground operations in gaza, in minutes, stay tuned. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can blend up

alicia kelly, a primary care physician and obesity medicine special list.reat to have you here, doctor. i am curious when saw this landmark trial, what was the reaction by you and, of course, your colleagues? >> we were so excited because this is what we have been looking for. we have been really trying to find out just the health benefits, the cardiovascular benefits of this medication. so we were so happy when the results came out. >> how significant is 20% reduction in people's risk of cardiovascular events? >> extremely significant. . we see this when we add a clust all medication, a statin, with it reduces the risk. this is on the same playing field. >> we heard meg mention that key question about the initial results of the if it's directly tied to the medication itself or tied to the fact that you're losing weight and, hence, you reap the benefits of that. >> at this point we're not quite sure whether that's the case. the common patient, they just want to feel better. it doesn't really matter at the moment. >> are they looking at that, though, to pote

imagÍnate alicia villarreal es un artista, monterrey, alicia villarreal. yo querÍa cantar con ella. televisa espectÁculos. ximena: la amo porque es super honesta. jomari: yo tambiÉn pero creo que le apretaba mucho la peluca. no piensen que ese pelo largo es suyo. estamos acostumbrados a las cosas que dijo. ximena: es su personalidad. francisca: ella siempre habla asÍ. jomari: le tiro a madonna, dijo que madonna estÁ acabada. le tirÓ alicia villarreal, yo amo a yuri, no escucharon lo mismo que yo? es asÍ ella normalmente? [mÚsica] satcha: muy buenos dÍas es jueves 9 de noviembre. hoy en "despierta amÉrica"... analizamos el tercer debate presidencial republicano en miami que no estuvo exento de choques e interrupciones. en vivo tenemos reacciones, puntos claves y quienes serÍan ganadores. francisca:trump no participa en el debate y advierte que tampoco asistirÁ al prÓximo. se va contra joe biden, republicanos y demÓcratas durante un evento de campaÑa en el sur de la florida. [habla en inglÉs] satcha: en horas de la noche actores de cine y televisiÓn llegan a un acuerdo tentativo con l

now prosecutors are investigating the government's handling of alicia mining and hydrogen production deals. the, the rates across lives been set to also political quake just hours of to police, searched his office as well as several government ministries. prime minister, antonio costa announced his resignation while maintaining his innocence. me that the 5 believe that the dignity of the office of the prime minister is not compatible with any suspicion about your integrity. so, but you'll good conduct me about an even less with the real suspicion of any criminal act which by 3rd, but i have to get the cock it up. can you me now with costa insistence, he wouldn't seek office again. the southern and the left wing lead is 8 years in power, took many portuguese by surprise. unfortunately, a lot of people are already struggling in this country and now suddenly the government falls. i'm. i think this will aggravate the whole situation. right, well i think that in reality, no one was expecting what happened. but in truth, i think antonio acosta reacted well, by resigning now we will see who

hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez.acking the release of a third group of hostages held by hamas in gaza. 17 more were released today, including a four-year-old american girl named abigail a dan. she is now recovering in israel. hamas killed both of our parents before rescued from the kibbutz. she will not only with her intern israel. in exchange for the latest round of hostages, israel released 39 palestinian prisoners, leaving check large celebrations in the west bank. that is not the only thing the