he assembled a rescue vessel, paddled down dangerous currents and snatched mr.uckworth off his roof. miraculously, both made it to safety to the cheers of spectators. when offered the promised reward will clark refused saying he was willing to risk his life not for money but for his neighbor. will clark embodied the spirit of the people of north carolina. today that spirit is strong. last september, another terrible storm struck western north carolina. hurricane helene brought devastation, heartbreaking loss of life, destruction of homes/ businesses and ruination of infrastructure. it revealed our state character. since the hurricane, i've met a remarkable number of heroes, people who stepped up for neighbors. black mountain police chief steve parker and many others just like will clark a century before braved raging rivers to rescue neighbors in distress. the owner of w ptl, the local am radio station canton hardly left her post so she could broadcast essential info to the desperate people. ashley gallagher, a small business owner, turned her indoor skate park

[applause] it was unanimous bipartisan general assembly that worked with me to he's been asked to stopthat to combat opioid addiction and predict kids from abuse and this writer asked to clear the backlog. [applause] we have worked across the aisle together in the good of all people report and let's do it again. [applause] my fellow york carolinians, a greate honor and responsibilit. whether or not iet read your pot in the past election, i'm committed to earning yourct trut in working hard for you every day is yourev government. your spirit inspiring me, i stand before you today ready and eager for the work ahead. we must overcome and president of forms that will damaged our states and everyday struggle that impact our struggles and we will. here in front north carolina poverty and racial segregation when we seek neighbors stuck on aa roof, we built a boat so friends, let us meet this moment and build. build an economy that works for everyone and in every corner of our state. safe communities and strong wills. rebuild western north carolina in a better brighter future for our children

general assembly on ai which every member adopted by consensus. we've committed to promoting safe, secure, trustworthy ai systems that respect human rights and further economic and social progress. we also agreed to make the benefits of ai more accessible, in part by closing the digital divide that exists around the world. that's something you underscored drafted by china that the u.n. adopted in june. the ai and our partners have ai and we're building on it. left month where researchers and experts are creating shared benchmarks for testing and evaluating ai systems. their recommendations will offer practical guidance for developers and tech companies. we are also getting and setting ground rules for govern ams. this year the european union, the united states and nine other countries signed first international treat y on ai. we pledge to protect democracy and the rule of law when we use ai. that means safeguarding data privacy. it means adopting transparency and accountability measures. it means implementing other strategies that would limit any

to establish a committee to inform the president of the united states a quorum in each house is assembled. >> is an objection to the proceeding that objection will proceed to the measure the rental should be agreed to the motion to beha considered be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action orni debate. >> without objection. pursuant to senate resolution one that chair appointed senator from south d dakota and the senator from new york as a committee. as a committee to join the committee on the part of the house of representatives to wait upon the president of the united states and informed him for his assembled and that congress is y to receive any communication you may be pleased to make. >> matter present asking as consent of thena senate receivea consideration estrus to which was submitted earlier today. >> the clerk will report the resolution of excess risk to informing house of representatives a quorum is assembled. >> is an objection to proceeding with the measure? without objection the senate will proceed to the measure. >> matter present asking as consen

res. 2, informing the house of representatives that a quorum of the senate is assembled. the vice president: is there objection with the measure? without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. thune: madam president, i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. the vice president: without objection. mr. thune: madam president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 3, which was submitted earlier today. the vice president: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: senate resolution 3, to elect charles e. grassley, a senator from the state of iowa, to be president pro tempore of the senate of the united states. the vice president: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. thune: madam president, i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or deba

when i started in the maryland general assembly, i didn't have to promote stability. today you have to promote civility and work hard to create and promote bipartisan relationships. it is more challenging today. your style has to change. my friendships with root republicans are real, and democrats as well. host: what is that style? sen. cardin: to listen to others'points of view. today that is difficult in american politics. the major bills i was able to get done, we had a major disagreement on the iran nuclear agreement. chairman corker, i was ranking democrat, we were able to work out process. the seneca debate and vote, even though there would be different views, we could come to agreement. that process was approved by near unanimous vote on the floor of the senate. if we listen, we can really move forward. host: where else did you make compromise happen? who were the people you worked with? sen. cardin: pension reform, i worked with senator portman. we wanted to expand retirement opportunities to all families. there were some business interests but i was equally i

representatives to wait upon the president of the united states and informed him that a quorum is assembled and that congress is ready to receive any communication he may be pleased to make. >> without objection the senate will proceed to the measure. >> i ask unanimous consent to resolution be agreed to in the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. >> without objection. >> i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed in a considio

when i start in the maryland general assembly, i didn't have to promote civility. civility was in our system. today you have to promote civility. you have to really work hard to create bipartisan relationships. you have to encourage people to sit around the table and compromise to get things done, not to compromise principles but to be able to get lasting solutions to problems. so it's more challenging today. your style has to change, and i have learned that over the years. my friendships, particularly with republicans is real. and friends with democrats as well of course, and it has produced, i think, a style that has made it possible to be able to get things accomplished? >> what is the style? >> the style is to listen, to listen to people's points of view. it's different in american politics. i think about the major bills that i was able to get done. we had a major disagreement on the iran nuclear agreement but yet senator corker, a republican, who chaired the senate foreign relations committee and i was at the time ranking democrat on senate foreign relations c

the assembly is not voting on draft resolution to and tied to the right of the kind of student people to self determination. the results of the, of all, what he says follows in favor 172 against 7 expansions, 8 drug resolution to is adopted. the un general assembly passed the resolution with over whelming support that the student rights were declared as unconditional and no negotiable, adding to them a mental 9 more countries officially have recognized palestine as a southern states, bringing the total close to $150.00 norway was among the latest adjoining this growing list, the audience, the norwegian government has decided that norway will recognize palestine as a state in the midst of a war with tens of thousands killed and injured. we must keep alive the only alternative that offers a political solution for israelis and palestinians alike. 2 states living side by side in peace and security. it totally mistakes the things that's palestine future lives uniquely in the hands of the international community. what happens next? largely depends on what is ro backed by the us ones. but wh

members on the london assembly have come out to criticise this.quite remarkable. i've gone through all their social media. i've been searching not a peep out of them. so i can only assume from that that they're quite happy for this to go ahead. which, yeah, that's the thing that surprised me. >> that's interesting. i imagine susan hall, for one, would have something to say about this. the tory candidate for the mayor of london, of course. but what's interesting to me, i should push back a little. alex on. he has been voted in three times. he's won three elections. fair and square in the capital city. is that worth a knighthood alone? >> no. i think winning elections and being elected to serve our constituents and our country and our capital city, that in itself should be the honour, not some kind of gong that is dished out like confetti to, you know, by people like keir starmer who want to reward his own, you know, acolytes. it's not right. it's a totally inappropriate use of the system. the honour system should be there to reflect people working

probably so. - [julie] both assembly and senate leadership declined to comment for this story. - alright, let's do it right. - [julie] tired of fighting a losing battle with lawmakers, matt decided to bring alexandra's law directly to the voters. - we'd like to file this ballot initiative. - okay. - zach didier's dad, chris, was among the many bereaved parents by matt's side when he filed the paperwork to officially put alexandra's law on the ballot. but unlike lawmakers who can vote to put something on the ballot, members of the public have to gather more than a half a million signatures to qualify. - it's expensive. - the parents quickly realized they couldn't do it alone. - so that didn't work out but we were fortunate. - [julie] a coalition of district attorneys, retailers and crime victims also offered to add alexandra's law to their ballot measure. what is now prop 36 was intended to increase penalties for retail theft and hard drug offenses. - yeah, that was- - like victory. - yeah. finally, something going our way. - finally. - [julie] but the victory was short-lived. - just, i d

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and in the state assembly, its leader, speaker robert remus, sharing this. the most important question for us right now. and for me. >> is how can we help? that's why reeva says lawmakers in his chamber are in the process of authoring new legislation, he says will assist fire victims, including one bill to expedite insurance claims for impacted homeowners. it comes amid california's home insurance crisis. >> in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance have either limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. that resulted in some californians struggling to find any insurance coverage at all. a key requirement to carry a mortgage from home. for their part. insurance companies have said they have no other choice but to pause or stop selling policies out of concerns. they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes an

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you know, we can't fight this fight alone. >> assembly member sanchez says with her new bill proposal, she wants to restore integrity to girls sports in california. now, the protection of women and girls act still needs to pass the senate before it becomes law. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> the state of california says it has reached an agreement with airbnb to provide free emergency housing for teachers in pasadena. this story does begin tonight's west coast rap. more than 1300 staffers with the pasadena unified school district have been evacuated in the path of the eaton fire. the state superintendent, tony thurmond, says pasadena unified will work directly with airbnb to provide temporary housing, including for family members and pets. airbnb has already offered free emergency housing for thousands of people affected by the wildfires. well, today was supposed to mark a career milestone for modesto firefighter ryan fenton with his badge pinning ceremony celebrating his promotion to engineer. but it quickly tk to the back seat as fenton was deployed to altadena to help in t

democratic assembly speaker robert grievous announce new legislation today that he says will help the fire victims comes on the same day that republicans called on their democratic colleagues to end the governor special session aimed at fighting president-elect donald trump. our cover correspondent tom wallace report. >> thank you for your service and thank you for protecting our communities. >> the state senate beginning the day with a standing ovation for first responders on the front lines of the fires in southern california. i think the residents. >> la county need to hear the state senate loud and clear. we have your back. and in the state assembly, its leader, speaker robert remus, sharing the most important question for us right now. and for me. >> is how can we help? that's why reeva says lawmakers in his chamber are in the process of authoring new legislation, he says will assist fire victims, including one bill to expedite insurance claims for impacted homeowners. it comes amid california's home insurance crisis. >> in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insuranc

also with us today, our neighboring assembly members, assembly member, kolassa assembly member, and assembly member nick schultz. you'll also hear from fire chief chad augustine and police chief gene harris. so again, i just want to assure people that pasadena is working in conjunction with our neighboring jurisdictions, including the county of los angeles, particularly the county of los angeles. we, supervisor barger and i had the opportunity to sit down with the with the governor of california this afternoon not too long ago, maybe an hour ago. and the governor has assured us that he will provide whatever assistance you are listening to. >> an update from officials in southern california talking about the numerous wildfires that are burning across that region, driven by those powerful winds. and again, the update a short time ago was that at this point, they believe five people have been killed in those fires and hundreds of homes have been destroyed in those separate fires burning in different communities across southern california. we'll continue following, obviously, this update here fr

all the permanently lose his political power, all might even get back into office to the general assembly and catch with us in the soul. thank you very much. and all 3 of the far rides, freedom party has been off to the form of government. this follows the collapse of coalition towards between centrist policies, the countries president, and extend the fund that belin has tossed the leader of the freedom party. you have a kick off with forming a new government if he's successful in australia, would have its 1st government led by a far right policy since world war 2. this predicted that and we were the believe would change the course of the country's future. soon the far right feet the body would lead the government. its leader heard particularly now has the job to fund a new government. a decision many here disapprove of their phones as we speak. what's happening right now was very important for us and got a right wing extremists, politician who's calling himself the people's chancellor fits. and the last time someone called himself that that was 8 of hitler, that this person might get a m

uh 71000 people assembling at atlanta for a very large american football college football event. and already what we know is that there is heightened security height and security presence for that event as well. of course, we have on january 20th here in washington, dc. the inaugural ration for present electronic, which we already know is a height and security event. in light of this incident will only be under the microscope even further. indeed, we'll keep on on message with the, the investigation in new orleans and keep in touch with you. give me how could that force in washington dc at least 2 people have been killed, that i have washer and dryer and strongly con, you find the capital explosions with it after the apples willing to try is approaching the city early on year's day. now the math key says 2 buildings were damaged and the attack general has the latest i don't of a new year. craig's cap. the video shows the movement to russian detector and slams into a civilian apartment building. each one is more than a 100 launched into ukrainian space and engaged by air defense s

this our, upon africanist on for remember all the sudden african national assembly then, but go to the mark circuit bird because i'm good. india is parliament over comments. somebody can utilize a legit mishandling of the coven palm demick. the meta ceo said box lead to an election last for the ruling party. something indian officials point type is false . a. mr. zachary briggs claim that most incumbent governments last post cobit is factually incorrect, including the 2024 elections in india from delivering free food to $800000000.00 and providing $2200000000.00 free vaccines as well as a nation's world wide during cove. it to leading india as the fastest growing major economy. p embodies decisive 3rd term. victory is a testament to good governance and public trust. meta, it's disappointing to see misinformation from mr. sucker burg himself. let's uphold facts and credibility. this information about a democratic country lines. it's image the organization should apologize to parliament and the people here for this mistake. yeah, well for more all this, let's cross live to ortiz phase, t

as they began to assemble, among other things, they decided to not have public observation and other proceedings there in philadelphia. well, why patrick henry's concern was. but because they may well be plotting something that led to him, as he said, smacks of george the third. all right. so patrick henry is is not in attendance. thomas paine, you might have expected thomas paine. of common sense, fame and he was a, you know, vigorous participant in the revolution to have been there. but paine is in europe, france in particular, sort fomenting revolution in france. and thomas jefferson is not there. he is serving on diplomatic duty abroad as is john adams. so neither of them are in attendance here. didn't start thomas jefferson, by the way, from referring to this convention, that assembled there as an assembly of demigods, which while a bit an exaggeration there, i think if as long as we're not too cynical, you can understand jefferson's comment that is there is a pretty impressive assembly of individuals who are in attendance. all right. ben franklin is there. james madison, of cou

there's also assembly bill 28. 0, 7, which clarifies that a sideshow.o known as a street takeover gives prosecutors more leeway in court. let's talk about our forecast now. looking outside here at walnut creek, drive out there as well to see how much longer the rain's going to stick around today with our meteorologist scale on. >> here's our mount tam camera. you can notice breezy conditions over on the higher elevation and we're still overcast over in some places. but we are drying out, though, the first rain of 2025. at brought us some light rain about a quarter of an inch in places in the north bay, a 10th of an inch elsewhere starting to move out of our area and heading towards the sierra. so chain controls are in effect over at i-80 at last check the check the road conditions. there are advisories and winter storm warning in place tonight. so here's where the rain is now. you can see it's moving east out of here, tapering off across the bay area. just some lingering showers left over in the santa cruz area. future cast model shows around 02:00pm. s

cars can be impounded assembly bill. 1978 lets police impound cars. they deemed to be part of and encourage sideshow without having to take some money into custody. supporters of the bill say it will stop side shows going on to different locations on keep the roads safe. but critics say the bill a target. anybody with a car that happens to be close to a sideshow assembly bill. 30 85 clarifies and strengthens the ability of police to seize and cars extending that toward sideshows. lastly assembly bill. 28, 0, 7, clarifies that it sideshows also known as a street takeover, gives prosecutors more leeway in court. tragedy and a lack of workplace safety measures led one silicon valley lawmaker to ask for tighter regulations to protect their employees. sb 553, focuses on preventing violent incidents like that 2021 vta shooting when a transit employee killed a co-worker. the vta started training employees. a house report, workplace violence and how management response and keys records. the new law also allows union leaders to file restraining orders against

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if a sideshow happens in a parking lot, cars can be impounded assembly bill. 1978 lets police impoundars. they deemed to be a part of or encourage in a sideshow without having to take some money custody. sport is the bill say it will prevent sideshows and going on different locations. keep roads safer. the critics say the bill will target anybody. the car that happens to be just too close to a sideshow assembly bill. 30 85 clarifies and strengthens the ability of police. the season tow cars extended toward sideshows. lastly assembly bill. 28 e 0, 7, clarifies that a sideshow is also known as a street takeover gives prosecutors more leeway in court. >> 6.49, the pro program that allows 0 emission vehicles with one person in the car pool lanes set to expire this year. governor newsom signed legislation in september that extends the clean air vehicle decal program until 2027. but that can't happen in less. federal officials approve it. caltrans says more than 1 million california drivers use the program. if the legislation doesn't pass little expired. september of this year. apple has ag

as the programs grew, assembly became too cumbersome, others were bottom on top of that. and then higher that is considered lowco level. then, higher and higher towards humans, more easily interpreted, is this thing calmed stack. you havehe all these processors that are going in the middle between the human and the machine. and once each time we built another layer on top, we put layer below to what computer people call a black box, it is there, you are not looking at it but you trust it is running, stack gets bigger and bigger. and the thing about stack that process, abstracttion. a specific meaning, went computing. and so, the stack is key to everything. -- that is jumping ahead one of the things that i think we need to -- places i get to in the book is that taking that idea of means a system replicates its essence in the world, that actually the information that is transmitted through median is less important than the median enabled in the internet, a system for transferring information, that is less important of the fact it lets us do that and change our behavior. so,

. >> assembly bill. 21 86 expands on common roadway. law.f a side show takes place in a parking lot, vehicles can be impounded assembly bill. 1978 lets police impound vehicles. they deemed to be a part of or encouraging a sideshow without taking somebody into custody. supporters of the bill say it will prevent sideshows from going on to different locations and keep roads safe. but critics say the bill would target anyone with a car that happens to be close to the side show assembly bill 30 85 clarifies and strengthens the ability of police to seize and tow vehicles extending it towards sideshows. lastly assembly bill. 7 clarifies that a sideshow is also known as a street takeover. this gives prosecutors more leeway in court. the program that allows 0 emission vehicles with one person in the car pool lanes is set to expire this year. governor newsom signed legislation in september that would extend the clean air vehicle decal program until 2027. but that can't happen unless federal officials approve it. caltrans says more than 1 million calif

also with us today are neighbors assembly members assembly member colaza and assembly member nic schultz. you will also hear from fire chief chad augustine and police chief gene harris. so, again, i just want to assure people that pasadena is working in conjunction with our neighboring jurisdictions, including the county of los angeles, particularly the county of los angeles. we, supervisor barger and i had the opportunity to sit down with the governor of california this afternoon, not too long ago. maybe an hour ago. and the governor has assured us that he will provide whatever assistance that we may request and so on behalf supervisor margaret and i, i would like to thank the governor for coming and seeing for himself and committing the guard and other resources to pasadena. we will certainly be in touch. with that, let me and i will go over these points in spanish at the end as well. let me turn it over to city manager miguel marquez. >> good afternoon. my name is miguel marquez, miguel, marquez marquez. i'm the city manager for the city of pasadena. >> laura: we're going to come back

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reducing the number of bills each assembly member can introduce from 50 to 35. he called on lawmakers to narrow in on the issue of affordability. our constituents. they don't fill. but the state of california is working for them. anxious about our state's cost of living. and that's why i'm calling on us. >> to consider every bill this session through their lands. doesn't lower day-to-day costs for families. does it build more housing quickly? does it improve public services in ways that people can actually see and feel? does it help small businesses start thrive. >> on top of all that governor gavin newsom's constitutional deadline to unveil his preliminary state budget is coming up by the end of next week. the non-partisan legislative analyst's office recently released this report showing the state is facing a projected 2 billion dollar deficit in the year to come in 20 to 30 billion dollar deficit in the following years through 2029 when i asked newsom about it ahead of the new year, he responded with optimism amid data showing state tax revenues are coming in

, assembly to bypass parliament and the courts.died around involving close family and associates of petro, including charges that his son is facing of bribery with allegations that it was linked to campaign finance, which of course, he the son — and indeed the president himself — clearly deny all involvement. but nonetheless, it looks in a way like colombia is sinking back into something very dark and dangerous. i think we are not strangers to a certain kind of dynamics in the whole of the continent. 0ur continent, our continent in south america is being divided into different kinds of populisms — right—wing populisms such as bolsonaro in brazil some years ago and milei in argentina — and the left—wing populisms active in nicaragua and venezuela, which are turning their countries into failed democracies. in the middle, we have this negotiation between two kinds of extreme ideas, extreme projects, political projects in colombia. and in the middle there are some looking for a way to create a new political centre of a progressive kind

reducing the number of bills each assembly member can introduce from 50. >> to 35. he called on lawmakers to narrow in on the issue of affordability. our constituents. they don't feel but the state of california is working for them. anxious about our state's cost of living. and that's why i'm calling on us. to consider every bill this session through their lands. doesn't lower day-to-day costs for families. does it build more housing quickly? does it improve public services in ways that people can actually see and feel? does it help small businesses start thrive. on top of all that governor gavin newsom's constitutional deadline to unveil his preliminary state budget is coming up by the end of next week. the non-partisan legislative analyst's office recently released this report showing the state is facing a projected 2 billion dollar deficit in the year to come. >> in 20 to 30 billion dollar deficit in the following years through 2029 when i asked newsom about it ahead of the new year, he responded with optimism and the data showing state tax revenues are coming in

music superstar ed sheeran walking into an assembly at a school in cardiff.reds of pupils. it�*s part of his new foundation to promote the teaching of music in schools. britain is pushing people towards working in tech and finance _ towards working in tech and finance. but there is so much amazing _ finance. but there is so much amazing music and film made in wales — amazing music and film made in wales it — amazing music and film made in wales. it doesn't happen unless you say— wales. it doesn't happen unless you say you want to do it. ed sheeran _ you say you want to do it. sheeran at you say you want to do it. er. sheeran at her school in the uk. let�*s return to los angeles — where firefighters are still battling to contain the devastating wildfires. these timelapse pictures — shot overnight — show that despite all the efforts to deal with them — some of the major fires are simply refusing to be stopped. as you can see the fire is ferociously spreading. we start to see some subtle changes to the weather, it will remained colder, sharp overnight frost, slo

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which undermined our first amendment rights to freedom of assembly. we could no longer peacefully gather. [applause] so that was the first two legs of the first amendment, freedom of assembly, freedom of speech. they went after the third leg of the first amendment, which is freedom of worship. they closed every church in this country for a year. with no due process, with no scientific citation, no public hearings, no notice and comment rule making, no environmental impact statements. all of the process of democracy that i've been suing companies and governments for 40 years because they forgot to do one of those things. all of our constitutional rights were plowed under. they closed all the churches. but they kept open the wal-marts and liquor stores. the fifth amendment says no one shall be deprived a life, liberty of property unless convicted of a crime. if president trump shut down 3.3 million businesses. president trump said he was going to run america like a business. he came in and he gave the keys to all our businesses to a 50-year bureaucrat w

the biggest worry is the growing influence of the far right end formal politics including national assemblythink the rise of part of rate is connected globally. many people are keen on how it will answer racked with their regents rise of far right. racked with their regents rise of far right-— of far right. taking it back to events happening _ of far right. taking it back to events happening this i of far right. taking it back to i events happening this moment, we are seeing the standoff between the police and the presidential security service, we have not heard anything from the impeached president himself. how will he be and what will he be doing in this moment looking out the window and he can see all of this happening. and he can see all of this happening-— and he can see all of this haueninu. . ,., , ., happening. that is a question for everyone _ happening. that is a question for everyone at _ happening. that is a question for everyone at the _ happening. that is a question for everyone at the moment. | happening. that is a question i for everyone at the moment. the team of his lawyer

five elections later, state assembly, state senator, you know, county supervisor. how it's not a lot of people that stay in their region and decide to dedicate their life to public service like you did. why did you decide that this was or was it just one role left to another? well, you know, there's always work to be done. and it was, as you mentioned, five different offices over the course of 41 years, 12 different elections, actually, because you got to run for reelection. so, you know, i just felt like it was a place where i could have an impact and improve the lives of the people i was representing, and that's the reason for the job. did you think you'd stay as long as you have, or that you'd dedicate yourself so much to public service? you know, i'm not sure. i asked the question that directly of myself. i every day there was work to be done, and every day i felt like i was helping to improve the lives of the folks i represent. so it was a question that sort of answered itself, i guess i'll put it that way. so many roles and so much legislation that you are be

assembly minority leader james gallagher told abc seven news that newsom should get rid of the trumpof aspect of the special session altogether. lawmakers are planning to allocate 50 million for a legal defense fund in anticipation of lawsuits with the trump administration. >> the special session was ridiculous to begin with, but especially now with the wildfires that we're experiencing here in california, the impending insurance crisis that we could be we already were facing, but probably even more detrimental at this point. >> it all comes as incoming president donald trump has threatened to withhold federal aid from california. >> and we'll say, gavin, if you don't do it, we're not giving you any of that fire money that we send you all the time. >> u.s. house speaker mike johnson signaling support monday. >> i think there should probably be conditions on that aid. that's my personal view. >> gallagher says he's hopeful the incoming commander in chief will put personal grudges aside. >> every time we ask the president for help, he came through 100%. >> the governor also signed an e

the sewage, been a good, smooth design. gentleman decided not to stand before this distinguished assembly and also a city whose very name symbolizes to a promise of hope and peace. what all would reach sydney begin by expressing my phone gratitude to the kingdom of norway forwarded significant an important role in supporting dependence to you and keep jumping international. and i'm holding the 2 seed simulation minister commission of the say, don't find a sign is not nearly as simple as it is quarter just to kind of step not brings us closer to the vision. if i just and lasting peace are not always present principal decision, underscore is that some kind of premise or that was the situation for it and independent and sometimes didn't quite his time. there was side by side with is it all along with him? then technician, did it with no more notice is security, mutual respect, and peace. this is a good mission inspires hope for many is will find this thing is, well, i've been doing decades of hardship, no pressure send things, the foundation for peace affirming a lot. and then the in the rig

and the has like no, the more the opposition successfully impeached him in the national assembly. and now want to see him criminally punished. they're honest to get you into a union. so your, the leader of the insurrection must be arrested immediately. you issued an order to the martial law forces to open fire. you also instructed them to break down the doors of the national assembly with axes and arrest lawmakers. but you know, the ruling party accused the opposition of making the country ungovernable. they say the marshal, lord declaration was within the president's powers, rejecting the arrest warrant. uh people go there. this illegal and unwarranted request for a warrant being approved raises serious concerns about whether it's alliance with the principles of the rules of more opposition is that such an unlawful warrant request is invalid. and without legal effect, it's on clear how you would be arrested with his official residents, still protected by presidential security. and now the focus for more of his conservative support is turning out in protest with a vibrant traditio

and his impeachment by the national assembly, every thing is the national assembly badgering is or the liberties agent so which i suspect is a conspiracy here that goes beyond typical left, right? political logic, thought of all the declaring martial law is within the president's authority and saying they'll detain him for it is nonsense. on friday, the constitutional court held its 2nd preparatory hearing in 2 units, impeachment, which will likely be decided in the coming weeks. i have no doubt that you will be removed from office, the constitutional court, but i think decided create a critical need to confirm impeachment because this case is very clear case. and he but violated the constitution entitled all side exactly one month since the marshal load declaration to political crisis, it created shows no sign of easy, especially with a stand off at the official residence of the man who declared that remaining inside, i'm refusing to on. so prosecute has questions about the pride. i'll just era. so you crane says one person has been killed off to multiple russian drain strikes on the

but then it's assembled to the beach and he is, i shut the stone photo with me because i sure could use this phrase 90 as i showed was focused as soon as i show our full blend you when you think thank you for the deal. if you move fuel was more, the ukrainian general is to his line because of a who fled from keep to new york experience this policy the 1st time. so just also to find the tools that are sold because the lady from splunk aside, what, what does the language spill announce? because most news media, the quote is saying, you see when you're putting it, what you want from co secret square. so it's not like a guy, steve, the menu on the phone down to sure. i'm not sure why your homework, john scott, female. yeah, both brassy, both a global is. if it's almost a camp is almost all the rest of it. somebody tells you the most important, those of it from the job, some museum resolved. well, most of all the limits that equals the kill was good, but if i'm gonna go live new personnel is literally as to the pressure. yeah, no swear you should always go for just a little more just before

to that assembly of sovereign state. the united nations, our last, best hope in an age, the instruments of war have borrowed. they the instruments of peace. we renew pledge of support to prevent it from becoming merely a forum for invective to strengthen its shield of the new in the weak, and to enlarge the area in which it may run. finally, that those nations who would make them our adversary, we offer not a pledge but a request that both sides begin anew the quest peace. they owe the dark hours of destruction unleashed by dying in gaul. all humanity and planned or accidental self-destruction. we dare not amp them with weakness. only when our arms are sufficient beyond doubt can we be certain. beyond doubt that they will never be employed. but neither can. great and or groups of nations take comfort from our present. both sides overburdened by the of modern weapons. both rightly alarmed by the steady spread of the deadly atom, yet both racing to alter that uncertain balance of terror. then stay the hand of mankind. fina