. >>> and later, a player named josh allen sacks a player named josh allen. the strange history made in the >>> as gas prices soar, president biden the considering going into reserve. she is warning about home heating costs, saying oil and gas companies are not meeting demand. meanwhile, the biden administration is reportedly considering shutting down a fuel pipeline in michigan, amid environmental concerns. >>> we turn to a teenager rescued on the highway, after using a hand gesture she saw on tiktok. >> reporter: this morning, a 61-year-old man is under arrest and a teenager is home safe, all thanks, police say, to a hand gesture made popular on tiktok. >> he had no idea, she was putting out a distress signal. >> reporter: that signal, that looks like this, traces back to the canadian women's foundation. it was created during the pandemic in response to the domestic violence cases. >> if your hand is up like this, you tuck your thumb in. and back and forth. >> reporter: in this case, a 16-year-old from north carolina, whose parents were missing, used the si

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, who else, but allen., fumble recovery on a quarterback with the same name. buffalo was the 15.5 point favorite. >>> packers quarterback aaron rodgers continues to receive criticism for misleading everyone about his vaccination status. p previa health dropped him and on sun terry bradshaw said he was very disappointed. >> i'd give aaron rodgers advice, it would be nice if he had come to the naval academy and learned how to be honest. >> yeah. >> learned not to lie, because that's what you did, aaron. you lied to everyone. we are a divided nation politically. unfortunately -- >> trying to watch it. >> all right. sunday night football, the rams hosting a big night. big second quarter for tennessee. >> dap perfect throws another. >> 2016. finally around 30,000. >> arizona runner christopher stopped where his girlfriend was cheering for him. dropped down on one knee, proposed to him. then after a hug, guys, he kept running. he had nine miles to go so he didn't have much time to celebrate. i'm guessing they had

. >> reporter: good evening, allen. the jury deliberated for more than 11 hours before reaching their decision. ahmaud arbery's mother speaking following the verdict said thinking back to last year, she never thought this day would come, but she said now our son can rest in peace. there was a brief outburst in the courtroom as the judge read the verdict. >> guilty. >> and cheering as word reached the crowd outside. travis mcmichael found guilty of malice murder. he, his father gregory, and a third defendant, william roddie bryan were all convicted of felony murder. to the verdict today was a verdict based on the facts, on the evidence, and that was our goal, was to bring that to that jury, they could do the right thing. >> reporter: this is the scene outside of the county courthouse shortly after the verdict was read. demonstrators who have been here since the start of the trial have called for justice for ahmaud arbery. >> i've been here 30 years, and to get this outcome right now is blessing. >> reporter: arbery's mot

>> reporter: allen, that's right.n that nordstrom mass smash and grab we saw earlier this month was arraigned and formally charged in court today. 19-year-old rodney robinson of oakland entered a plea of not guilty in the case. prosecutors say he was found to have more than $2,000 worth of nordstrom merchandise in his car on november 20th. he was allegedly one of 90 people involved in the ransacking of the department store. in cars with license plates removed or covered. prosecutors say at least 25 cars blocked entrances around the store to block emergency crews from getting in, and that this was all set up on-line. prosecutors say muip

buckley jr. welcomed allen ginsberg, this famous beat generation poet from the united states. allen ginsberg is somebody that your father knew and somebody that you met when you were here in new york. take a look at this clip of allen ginsberg reciting a poem on the original version of this program in 1968. >> breath trembles in white daisies by the roadside. heaven breath and my own symmetric airs wavering through antlered green fern drawn in my navel. same breath as breathes through capel-y-ffn, sounds of aleph and aum through forests of gristle, my skull and lord hereford's knob equal, all albion one. >> i kind of like that. [ applause ] >> he is truly amazing. he's not a normal poet. he's a sou he's representing the soul of the intellectual world in america and is so beautiful. >> well, it was ginsberg who told you, "you need to write down your memories." >> yes! >> and the first thought is always the best, which has led perhaps to "1000 years of joys and sorrows." do you see more joys or more sorrows for your son, ai lao? >> what i'm -- i'm -- i'm satisfied by, if i look

jacksonville intercepted allen and allen recovered a fumble from allen in the fourth quarter.dana: who is on first? >> bill: josh allen is on first and running toward second both drafted in the first round and number seventh in the respective drafts. they're on a collision course together. >> dana: numerology here in the morning. that is interesting. i'm sorry about the bengals. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: you want to congratulate me on the broncos? >> great win for denver. cincinnati playing at home against cleveland to lose like that was dreadful. >> dana: that's tough. iraqi prime minister survived an assassination attempt of armed drones. chinese building models of u.s. warships possibly as training targets. jack keane is up next. sure max , with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. when did you see the signs? when i needed to create a better visitor experience.

ah, dr cameron's work at the allen memorial institute. was one of the largest projects in m k. ultra. you are an angry person. you're angry at the doctors. you're angry at the nurses. why are you so? is it because you eat your mother? dr. cameron began trialing path break to the new technique. why are you so angry? because you hate your mother with me. my father will be forced to listen to these voices. a high voice is low voices spaced voices faster, slower, i don't get involved with children, and you don't seem to be able to manage a good relationship with your hospital. doctor cameron had people listening to recordings. he saw an ad in the paper for how to learn a language while you sleep. and it was a recording of a voice speaking in spanish that you would put in your pillow. one of the things that the tape said was, you are an angry person. you're angry at the doctor and angry at the nurses. why are you so angry? is it because you is your mother and she had to listen to this over and over and over again. i mean as many hours in a day

. >> reporter: allen, here here at the san francisco premium outlets in livermore. it's a lot of shoppers out and about today. however, i did notice when you get on to the on ramp and offramp, there is a police presence in case there were to be robbers that come in, storm in, and try to take off on to highway 850. talked to shoppers who said they are a little apresencive after this weekend. a holiday sharping experience taint d centsh crim bay area over the weekend. a mob of 40 to 50 people was described running in with hammers and other tools, breaking into a jewelry store and taking off. >> yeah, my friends were actually there when there was a robbery. they had to be stuck in a store, because they saw them run out and everything, out of a jewelry store. >> reporter: you brett she was nervous. today during the day, she was shopping with her mom and sister. >> it's been alarming. that's why we're out here shopping during the daytime. >> reporter: going to change your shopping hours and habits? >> most definitely. >> reporter: my opper say roiee nexte esll they hit n

to go see the allen memorial institute, where my father spent on and off for tragic years. mm mm. it was one year after my bar mitzvah, just 14th. and i remember the christmas holidays that year with my father pacing, singing a sort of crazy song from that. i think the thirty's called mary c. dodson. does he go to middle lamps? he driving over and over and over again, and my being very puzzled and not understanding what was happening, which is how he ended up in 1956. going to see you and cameron at the on memorial institute down my for the most chilling experiments we of uncovered, took place at this gothic estate called ravens greg half way up, mount royal and montreal. then the drug began to take hold very rapidly. things became very furry and very frightening. i thought this was the coldest in most impersonal treatment that anybody could give to anybody in the world. mm. mm. i haven't ever had to talk about this publicly. i don't like to reflect on what happened to her because it breaks my heart. mm. my mom and dad both worked so i would go over to her house after school. but

were you surprised allen weisselberg hasn't cooperated? >> they didn't really do to allen weisselberg what they did to me. the threat against me was that they were going to file an 85-page indictment that was going to include my wife. they were going to say she was a co-conspirator to the hush money payment which is absolutely nonsensical. i'm married 27 years, with the same woman for 29 years. there was no chance in the world i was going to put her at risk with these animals. the way they came down on me is nothing like what they're doing to weisselberg. they should be squeezing right now barry weisselberg who worked for the trump organization, and they should be squeezing jack weisselberg, who is one of only two organizations that they made loans to the trump organization that we still know -- when you talked about whether or not donald trump inflated or deflated his assets, every single word i had said about that is 100% accurate. >> are you their best -- are you their only witness on this, or have they found other witnesses? it does se

those are allen shepherd's own thoughts. allen -- >> you didn't have to apologize. >> i'm not apologizing. i'm just making sure somebody watching this knows very well, that was pure allen and not nasa instigating. >> i wouldn't accuse you of that. >> but this is a nasa tape we're making and those watching it know that came out of the blue and it's pure you. that's all. >> well, it's the truth. >> thank you very much. it's been a real pleasure. >> think you got enough, huh? >> well, if we didn't, maybe we can do it again some time. >> all right. >> washington unfiltered. c-span in your pocket. download c-span now today. en who served in congress for the u.s. house of representatives office of the historian conducted this interview. >> my name is kathleen johnson today and with the help mention the day is generate we are in the house recording studio and we are very pleased to be speak with former representative susan from new york. thank you very much for coming today but. >> very excited to be part of this project. >> this p

ron allen is covering the trial for us and has the latest. >> i want to give my side of the story. i want to explain what happened. >> reporter: stunning the courtroom, travis mcmichael, the man accused of firing a fatal shotgun blast that killed ahmaud arbery taking the stand in his own defense. >> he grabs the shotgun, and i believe i was struck on that first incident that we made contact. >> reporter: mcmichael the first defense witness along with his father gregory and neighbor william bryan facing nine counts including murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment prosecutors say the three men hunted arbery down and murdered him today mcmichael explaining why he opened fire. three blasts two wounding arbery. >> i shot him. >> why >> he had my gun it is a life or death situation, and i'm going to have to stop him from doing it, so i shot. >> did he stop when you shot >> he did not. >> reporter: through the trial, the defense highlighting home security videos that they say show arbery at least four times at night in a neighborhood house under construction and that mcmichael

last, where do you allen on this case, should what should go sort of action should be ignored? or should he actually address it to the public because he really hasn't yet. why did he put it out there for a reason for whatever he says, however, he addresses it, it's, it's not going to be an apology. it's not going to be, i should have done that. he's going with hate as a strategy and all. and that may work in the short term, but ultimately the american people lose. well, i also found it was funny that twitter decide to keep this video up despite taking everything else done. they said this one needed to stay up. i found it interesting because obviously the more people that see it, the more damaging it is robin allen, always great to talk to you. okay, chaos is continuing at the border between poland and bella. bruce, hundreds of migrants are actually putting pressure on the polish border from the bell russian side, and migrate from afghanistan and elsewhere. have been staying in belarus for months now and are ready to enter the you all as refugees. and the staff remains tent with

but allen on this case, republicans right now we're being just completely knocked across the board based on everything going on the january, 6 other issues talking about the violence that could potentially be on the republican side that they're instigating. does this help the situation right now? why are republicans kind of tone death and not being on their best behavior, considering the narrative that's being created against them. all they're doing is adding logs to fire, or do they even care? why don't i don't think they care because i don't think they see anything changing with the complete layout goes or 1st, you know, at least if this is the best is media change can come up with or he needs to hire some 12 year olds to, to up their game and then. ringback to put amc space on the one, make it or to figure seem kind of weird to i mean all of the animation could have used a giant native blonde a o c. i think goes to might have a few issues to deal with the on the democrats, not that very. i think we can all agree on that. one is a portal and you just went through your own record. you w

, which also means 2024 was interesting that you brought that up because you know, after this, you allen on this point, president chrome did invite vice president, combo harris over. so what does it say? just to, we're having to go back with this ministration. he's inviting the vice president to go over and talk to him rather than back to the president himself. you know, joe probably really did not impress the crone, although they've known each other for quite some time. so it's, it's a completely, it's a show. and i know she's over there with the frenchman, lynn, for what the irony is. she's talking about the migrant questions in europe, and she's in charge. she's the orders are in this country and they that they continue to portions of war. we have no idea who's coming into this country. i think basically her trip or she's going is just the person shopping. otherwise, earlier job that appears that she really has is to stand 60 back 60 to the right to buy when it's 20, read him a job offer. well, when he goes last script gets mad, everyone, every fortunate challenge is any bit anything

. >> who was curtis allen? >> curtis allen, he was -- he'd been in the military.but he was more quiet. >> who's gavin wright? >> he -- he is -- he was a friend of curtis allen's. they owned a mobile home dealership. so he was the third member. >> this is something that i wanted to grab a core group. cockroaches in this country have got to go, period. they've got these apartment complexes over there where literally every [ bleep ] apartment, that's all it is, [ bleep ]ing [ bleep ] cockroaches. if i could get ahold of rpgs, i'd blow every [ bleep ] building up right there, boom. >> they wanted to start something big and have other militias follow. and make a manifesto, you know, to send out. >> we put out a manifesto, write up a [ bleep ] page length -- what was his name, kaczynski? what he does, he made the papers publish his [ bleep ] manifesto. that's what we've got to do. >> at one of the meetings they talked about good places to hit. they talked about the somali mall, which is up here. and then the other one is the merry apartment complex. >> up here on the ri

allen, i wanted to go back to the beginning.ou layout in your book in your opinion, like robert lee, understanding the relationship he had with his father, you mentioned revolutionary war but also post revolutionary war cleared in a lot of ways and his family, lay out a little bit for us, talk about his relationship with his father and his father's absence. >> to be technical, harry lee or henry lee the first third, a leaf from the cadet branch of the family. he was from the leaves of lisa peÑa. what difference does that make? the major dominant strain of the family, the lee family around thomas lee and descended from richard lee, the first immigrant but sometimes called richard the immigrant. in the 1640s and 50s, thomas lee is the lee who built stratford hall, the place where robert was born. they built a small empire for the leaves on the northern coverage enough. henry lee was from a western part of family, that's why i call cadet branch of the family. harry quest if nothing else, ambitious. intelligent, he was skillful, he

alvin bragg and his chief financial officer allen weisselberg on charges of tax fraud. as michelle wu was the first woman and asian american to be elected the mayor of that city. in minneapolis voters rejected a valid initiative that would have replaced the city's police department with a department of public safety, an initiative that had contraction after the murder of george floyd. now one last look at new jersey, with steve kornacki. steve, what's going on there? >> well the holding pattern continues. you see jeff ciattarelli, still by 565 votes nothing new in a while. i'm starting to suspect strongly that we won't for the rest of the night. we did see one county clerk put up a message online saying that is it for the night, they will update the more votes in the morning. there are more votes, that is the headline. cheetah really clinging to the -- with murphy. there are more votes to come. most notably mercer county, the state capital is the blue county, a blue type of vote that is expected to come still in mercer county. the vote by mail with democrats do very wel

i was hired when allen was on vacation as sort of a joke to him. when he came back he would not talk to me. he would walk past us and i would say hello mr. hathaway or good morning mr. hathaway and he would never say a word back. professionally i did not have to do with them very much because i was the low end of the totem pole i was reviewing obituaries but i also worked saturday in newsday they do not publish on sunday so saturday afternoon there was only one person in the sitting room and that was me in this particular newsday was crusading by the federal aviation agency there was an airport and nassau county with 1246 agents. the good needed as a base. therefore who will be turned over to the county and the question what was the county going to do with it. the federal aviation wanted to turn it into a private airport so the executives of the corporations on long island could fly in and out on their private planes. newsday wanted it to be a community college. i was not involved in this, one saturday when i was there in the middle of the afternoo

thank you for that introduction, allen. i i wanted to go back to the beginning and lay out in your book that your opinion, one can't understand a man like robert e. lee without first understanding the relationship that he had to his father who was, as you mentioned, a revolutionary war hero, but also didn't have a successful post-revolutionary war career in a lot of ways and ended up deserting his family. lay it out for us and talk about lee's relationship to his father and what quickly became his relationship in his father's absence. >> harry lee was a lee from what we can call the cadet branch of the lee family. he was from the lees of leesylvania. what difference does that make? the major dominance around thomas lee and descended from richard lee. thomas lee is the lee who built stratford hall. they built a small empire for the lees on the northern neck of virginia. henry lee was from a lesser part of that family. that's why i call it a cadet branch of the family. he was intelligent. he was skillful. he was brave. almost

it was just published yesterday, and allen, we are so excited to have you. you can get a copy of the book from atlanta history center book, it's online, we ship, there is in store pick up. we want to quickly introduce my speaker and then turn it over to him. and given orientation an introduction to his. work allen guelzo is a research scholar at council of humanities, princeton university. . he's a specialist in early 19th century american history. he won the lincoln prize three times, a prize for military history and other honors. allen, welcome, and thank you so much for being here. >> thank you very much, claire for hosting this program, monique for acting as our wonderful technical support and hello to all of my friends in atlanta, a city i have known and enjoyed for more than 35 years. many, many wonderful visits. i'm delighted to be appearing with the atlanta history center once again. and i'm sure there are a number of members of the civil war roundtable, which i've spoken to as recently as just seven years ago about the battle of gettysburg. but now,

john allen, tell me what you make of this tonight? a big night for republicans and a bad night for democrats. the way you slice it, where joe biden and democrats were in 2020, you're seeing recession. and glenn youngkin, if donald trump doesn't run for president, you'll see him immediately watching for that top tier of potential republican candidates. he's created a model to run on a trump-like agenda. and -- >> jonathan alter, this new model that john allen was just talking about, you identified it earlier as this model in which people who dislike donald trump and what donald trump stands for, glenn youngkin created a model in which it would be palatable for those people to go back and vote for republican. it's not really clear where glenn youngkin stands on a bunch of things because he seems to straddle some lines on traditional and conservative values compared to what trump followers like. he struggled with it during the campaign. donald trump wants to stick himself to youngkin. and youngkin tried to bob and weave around donald tru

madame royalty debbie allen. ms. allen, i'm so thrilled to have you here. you have no idea.ause that you take on personally. tell me why that is. >> oh, tiffany, first of all, thank you for having me. i'm very happy to see you. i watch you all the time. thank you for all the information you give us all the time. but aids hit me hard, i lost half of my dance company "fame," my boys to aids, and that was so painful and so hard to watch without having any help. it was at a time where we didn't know what to do. there was no medication like there is now, and there was such fear and such shame and now times have changed, and you know, since the moment magic johnson stepped forward, i actually was on his board for quite a few years to help him with helping people to become aware and so aids health care foundation, this global organization that's been functioning for more than three decades led by michael weinstein is doing such a tremendous job to improve the quality of life of people that are suffering with hiv, people who need to know about it because young people now kind of lik

allen, this has been going on for a very long time. now. where are we at this are oh, we're very close to passing it in the house. i'm just looking at the vote totals just though $173.00 in favor, all of those democratic $135.00 against us about 7 minutes to go on the vote. it's likely that it will pass the house. of course, the next obstacle is the senate. why did kevin mccarthy speak for more than 8 hours while he thinks this bill is irresponsible? he thinks out loud to the deficit and he thinks it will also fuel inflation. now a number of moderate democrats said they wanted the congressional budget office to score the bill, which is essentially just put a cost on it. and they came back and said, look, this could add $367000000000.00 to the deficit over 10 years. but the cb, your also said look, we're not entirely sure of, of figures for the income coming in and taxes. that's where the white house jumped in and said, this will be paid for by an increase in taxes on the most wealthy corporations and, and vigils in the united states backed

allen in brooklyn, what are your thoughts? caller: i feel privileged to talk on the topic although i am not a veteran myself. first, it has been 50 years since the end of the draft when i was in college. i had a lottery number and it was between getting a lottery number and hearing there are no longer calling people up that i realized this system was only going to call on people who were volunteers. in the 50 years since then, it seems a mistake that they allowed the public to become polarized not just between left and right but between those who serve in the military and those who don't. the majority of people, including those in congress, never get the feeling of loyalty to country first that came from service in the military in world war ii that utilized -- that unified the country. if i were looking back at myself and country, i would say instead of urging them to enter the draft which was politically convenient, they should have replaced it with mandatory national service for those who do not want to serve and did not get

here's allen's fourth touchdown pass allen to matt brita. sprints to the end zone and at 31 to 6 buffalo win . the bills improved his 74 while the saints are five and six. and detroit hosting the traditional thanksgiving day morning game where andy dalton started at quarterback for chicago and places the injured justin fields, the lines making a bid for their first win jared goff with the third quarter touchdown pass to j. t. j. hawkinson. detroit in front by appointed 14 13, but it's been the kind of season in which the lions find a way to lose the bears. one of the 18 play 8.5 minute drive, they line up for a 28 yard field goal in the game'n the middle of the lines experienced that feeling they felt nine previous times they are oh 10 and one after falling . 16 14, chicago for and. seven san francisco tradition since 1924 continued today and keys are stadium lincoln against balboa for the turkey bowl to determine the san francisco high school football section championship. perfect day for football perfect day for a little trickery on the li

allen fisher joins us now live from capitol hill island. these new measures that president biden wants to bring in our cohens effect on january 4th. we knew they were coming and it was just about when they would come and no renew is going to be 2 weeks from today. interesting that any company with 100 employees or more will have to make sure that everyone is vaccinated. walker so choose not to be vaccinated. we'll have to have a test every week that comes and back negative. that will be their course. the employers don't have to pay for that. so clearly there's an incentive there. and also if you're an vax than you're in the office and you get that negative test, then you have to wear a mask at all times. and companies have to enforce this. or there will be facing $14000.00 for each breach, and that becomes punitive for many companies as well. that won't count though for health workers, there is no testing for them. they have to be vaccinated. that is coming as a government mandate and that also includes federal workers as well. again, newly

she's got jimmie allen with her, old dominion.who have no idea that they are about to be on "gma." it's going to be a life-changing experience coming up. >> they better not look outside their door. >>> we're going to begin with the news starting with the major ruling overnight by a federal judge against former president trump. rejecting trump's claim of executive privilege to keep the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection from gaining access to his white house records. we'll go back to our chief white house correspondent jon karl on capitol hill. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. if this federal judge ruling stands, the january 6th committee will get access to a treasure trove of white house documents, possibly including videos and photographs that would shed light on exactly what donald trump and his top aides were up to right before and during the capitol riot. donald trump had sued to prevent the national archives from turning his white house documents and records over to the january 6th

it doesn't, and steve allen, another close i steve allen, another close adviser, famously of the presidentks ago refusing to answer the pina. he is facing the possibility of criminal charges and the committee making it very clear the same could happen to others who decide to not answer that subpoenae. but assuming that they do, they have been given a few weeks to provide some documents and then before moving onto the next stage of giving evidence which could this process well into december. still potentially quite a long way to go with this. ., quite a long way to go with this. . , . this. peter, thanks very much. peter bowes — this. peter, thanks very much. peter bowes joining _ this. peter, thanks very much. peter bowes joining us. - poland has accused belarus of trying to trigger a major publication on the border between the two countries. video shows hundreds of people near a barbed wire fence with some attempting to force their way over to the polish side, and in response, poland's government ordered 12,000 troops to patrol the border. the eu says belarus wants revenge for the sanctio

and about a year later, we delivered a 2nd. allen's appellate child. those odds were just astronomical. that a small practice like ours would have to allen's fellow children. it made me realize that there was something going on and the something that i was aware of was broadcast spraying of herbicides. at that point it was mainly to for d over our water supplies because we drink surface water at the coast. ah, the kids were involved in the whole earth decide battle ship. they were helping right. the news letters and draw the pictures and help with signs. mm hm. there's the poster or late. daphne may, she did that when she was about 11. they were frightening. a sick of it and we had like 5 minutes to come up with a name from this group. citizens against toxic sprays pads. it wasn't the most imagined as it worked. i guess i and it wasn't until basically katz was formed and started questioning at with, you know, filing a court action and then it suddenly got some attention. and there was a lot of pushback from the chemical companies and the timber compani

i'm kimberly allen. don't the top stories on al jazeera sh. ethiopian factions have formed an alliance against the government, 8 to opposition, and armed groups of joining forces with rebels from the north and to grab region who are threatening to advance on the capital. the un security council as coin for restraint and talks for lasting seesaw. the members of the security council express deep concern about the expansion. i mean in sci fi gauge shown of military clashes in northern it's european. they for their call to put an end to host t d s. and to negotiate a lasting ceasefire and for the creation of conditions for the start of an inclusive, it's your p n. mash anal dialogue. the un human rights council has condemned. the military takeover ensued on the council agreed to appoint an expert to monitor and report on violations and also called for an end. the use of force is so far killed at least 13 civilians. protests have been taking place in the country since the takeover or our prime minister has or

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