betsy. buenas tardes.o, mientras tanto, a raiz de estos incidentes mortales ocurridos el primer dia del ano en nueva york, la policia de la ciudad refuerza su presencia en los alrededores del edificio trump y de la centrica times square en manhattan. las autoridades creen que no hay amenazas creibles y especificas contra la ciudad de nueva york, pero que estas medidas de seguridad se toman especificamente por precaucion. vamos ahora hasta hawai, donde la celebracion del ano nuevo se vio tambien empanada por la muerte de tres personas debido a una enorme explosion causada por fuegos artificiales ilegales. el estallido provocado por pirotecnia de fabricacion casera dejo decenas de heridos y toda el area residencial impactada en honolulu como una zona de guerra. la policia esta investigando despues de que una nina de diez anos fuera asesinada por una bala perdida durante una celebracion de ano nuevo en el noroeste de mia miami-dade el miercoles temprano. yanelys munguia estaba celebrando junto a su familia cu

vamos con betsy babel en vivo desde la ciudad desolada por la tragedia.as noches, edgar. me encuentro en el corazÓn de nueva orleans. a mis espaldas se encuentra la histÓrica calle de bourbon, muy conocida por sus bares, por sus discotecas, por su alegrÍa, por todo lo que aqÍi festejan. y esta noche es una calle que se encuentra completamente cerrada por las autoridades. desolada. nada que ver con lo que es el ambiente de nueva orleans. normalmente aquÍ lo que se viviÓ realmente en las primeras horas del aÑo 2025 fue una verdadera tragedia. cuando este hombre atropelÓo a todas las personas que se encontrÓ por su paso en la calle de borbÓn, una calle, repito, histÓrica, en el centro, en el corazÓn de nueva orleans. veamos un recuento. entre detonaciones y confusiÓn estallÓ el caos en el corazÓn de nueva orleans. un atropellamiento masivo investigado como un acto terrorista que dejÓ cuerpos tirados en la calle y decenas de heridos. en medio del shock y la muerte, en una escena desoladora, a solo horas de iniciar el aÑo nuevo, el atacante fue abato en el lug

bonitos para estas personas que han lamentablemente perdido sus vidas en esta tragedia. >> gracias betsy con mÁs policÍas municipales a los que se sumaron oficiales estatales, perros que detectan explosivos y tambiÉn agentes federales. y antes del comienzo del encuentro entre la universidad de georgia y notre dame. se hizo un minuto de silencio en memoria de las vÍctimas del atentado terrorista y se van revelando mÁs detalles sobre el atacante de nueva orleans. habÍa servido 14 aÑos en el ejÉrcito estadounidense y tenÍa un trabajo en una compaÑÍa internacional. pero estaba acorralado por las deudas. pero cÓmo se convirtiÓ en terrorista? desde washington, javier vega nos tiene lo Último de las pesquis. >> nuevos datos amplÍan el perfil y dan pistas sobre los posibles motivos de shamsuddin. el atacante de nueva orleans, segÚn el fbi, publicÓ cinco videos en facebook proclamando su apoyo a isis, asegurando que se habÍa unido a ese grupo terrorista. >> planned to harm is family and friends, but it was concerned the news h headlines would not focus on the quote war between the believers and t

betsy vadell estÁ en nueva orleans con lo Último. muy buenas noches, betsy. adelante. >> vanessa.25. aquÍ en el corazÓn de orleans de new orleans. se siente un ambiente sombrÍo. aunque quizÁs se escuche una leve mÚsica en el fondo de algunos negocios que estÁn abiertos, tratando de quizÁs mantener un poco el ambiente estÁ totalmente sombrÍo. algunas personas caminando de forma callada, pensativa, observando toda la escena donde fallecieron al menos 15 personas y decenas han sido vÍctimas de lo que fue este atropellamiento masivo, lo que han catalogado como un acto terrorista. ese es el ambnte que se vive hoy. primer dÍa del aÑo en el corazÓn de new orleans. ahora bien, mostremos algunas de las imÁgenes que han sido, les advierto, bastante impactantes, del momento en el que este individuo pasÓ por la calle y se llevÓ a muchas personas. esa mujer que ven en pantalla de cabello rojo por poco se salvÓ entrando corriendo a uno de los negocios que ven en pantalla. uno de los temas que se ha conversado bastante o que se ha mencionado sobre las autoridades es que tenÍan algunas barricadas

betsy vadell se encuentra ahÍ, en vivo con lo Último. betsy, adelante. vamos contigo. nueva orleans estaba blindada de seguridad. pero hoy el panorama es muy diferente. quiero mostrarles. me encuentro especÍficamente en la calle de borbÓn. aquÍ es donde precisamente por donde entrÓ la camioneta pickup blanca de yÁvar el primer dÍa del aÑo 2025 y hoy ya las barreras para el paso vehicular las han bajado. puede pasar cualquier vehÍculo. principalmente hemos visto camiones de del comercio de aqÍi para distribuir los productos que necesitan para abastecerse y abrir sus negocios al pÚblico. ya vemos varias personas, turistas locales que han venido aquÍ a rendirle tributo a las vÍctimas. tenemos miembros de la prensa, principalmente a la izquierda de la acera y al frente. no hay nada que bloquee el paso o que controle el paso vehicular a esta zona, que estÁ bastante vulnerable a que se repita una tragedia similar a la que vimos el 1 de enero, cuando las personas estaban aquÍ festejando la llegada del aÑo. aquÍ les quiero mostrar brevemente el tributo. tienen ya muchas velas,

vamos con betsy vadell y estÁ siguiendo los detalles. betsy.gimen. la administraciÓn del presidente joe biden emitiÓ ademÁs una exenciÓn del tÍtulo tres de la ley helms-burton, la cual es una herramienta legal que le permite a los cubanos en estados unidos demandar a empresas que lucren con bienes expropiados por el rÉgimen cubano. el anuncio de hoy contradice las declaraciones del secretario del departamento de estado que hace un mes afirmÓ bajo juramento que no anticipaba cambios en las relaciones internacionales entre estados unidos y cuba. ahora, congresistas cubanoamericanos esperan que trump vuelva a tomar cartas en el asunto. >> escuchemos todo esto. >> el presidente trump lo va a poder revertir gracias al electorado, gracias al presidente trump. asÍ que esto es solamente una cosa momentÁnea. >> bien, recordemos que en el aÑo 2016 el entonces presidente barack obama eliminÓ a cuba de la lista de estados unidos o de estados patrocinadores del terrorismo, en la cual aparece junto a paÍses como corea del norte, irÁn y siria. cinco aÑos desp

betsy devos was her first sort of real public role beyond. giving out money was, trying to get what she called at the time bill of rights into state constitutions. this is kind of in the mid nineties as you know, this ken starr quote that i mentioned at the steps of the supreme court in 2002, it was sort of you know, these were calling back to older periods of time. i think what they mean today oh, listen, not an accident that i'm up here in in tempe, arizona talking you about vouchers and book bans are in the news. transgender issues are in the news. new attacks on lgbtq in the news. governor desantis, excuse me sort of a rival for with with governor for sort of the worst voucher program in the country. it's not an accident that governor desantis, the biggest voucher system to date the country and within weeks was openly defending public school curriculum mandated by the state that suggested that that slavery had economic benefits for enslaved people and then went down and doubled down on that that same statement a few weeks later we're in t

but betsy believed bianca was aware of larry's affair with lori.ted and how things were going, and she was gonna hang in there. she was loyal. she was gonna do her-- her damnedest to keep things together. during this time, you started to see a change in bianca as well? i did. meeting bianca for the first time with those mischievous eyes and-- and the-- the life that was behind it. as time went on, i saw those eyes start to dim. and the last time i talked to bianca, it was like no one was home, you know? i just-- i felt-- i just felt horrible about it. what did you feel was happening? i know it was larry. larry was part of taking that independence away from bianca. and-- and larry was having his own personal issues. and i will say that he had other relationships going. and, unfortunately, bianca knew about some of that. she loved larry. you know, she wanted to make it work. but just seeing that light go out of her eyes was tough. andrea canning (voiceover): whether or not bianca knew about lori, lori definitely knew about bianca. and that led to an

continuamos con mÁs. >> gracias, betsy. bueno, vamos a otro punto.ante como un soldado de Élite condecorado que presuntamente se quitÓ la vida antes de la explosiÓn. francisco fajardo tiene el recorrido del vehÍculo en las vegas. >> minutos antes de la abrumadora elosiÓn en la puerta de la torre trump en las vegas. nuevas imÁgenes muestran el vehÍculo cybertruck, llegando al strip a las 07:34, luego manejando por el ballet de la torre trump y por el bulevar principal de la ciudad. antes del estruendo. >> military identification we also found a passport. >> hay autoridades de las vegas confirmaron que dentro del vehÍculo tesla encontraron identificaciones militares, pasaportes y al menos dos armas automÁticas pertenecientes a matthew alan lee berger, de 37 aÑos, o originaride colorado springs, miembro activo del equipo Élite de las fuerzas especiales del ejÉrcito, quien es el principal sospechoso y quien investigadores creen se suicidÓ antes de la explosiÓn. >> had sustained a gun shot bound to the head prior to the death nation of the vehicle with on

regreso contigo. >> gracias, betsy. trump. las autoridades encontraron notas en la que escribiÓ que sus acciones no eran un acto terrorista, sino un llamado de atenciÓn al paÍs. >> es triste porque, eh, son miembros o ex miembros de las fuerzas armadas de nuestro paÍs. no? >> a lo mejor lo asocia por el hotel, por el nuevo presidente, algÚn tipo de amenaza de atentado, pero de ahÍ en fuera nos hemos sentido muy bien, muy seguros. >> las autoridades dijeron que el soldado no parecÍa estar en contra del presidente electo donald trump, como muy productiva, calificÓ hoy la reuniÓn. el fiscal de distrito de los Ángeles con familiares de los hermanos menÉndez. nathan hoffman mantuvo un encuentro de casi tres horas con familiares de eric menÉndez, quienes piden la libertad para los hermanos, considerando que sufrieron usos y que ya pasaron 35 aÑos presos por el asesinato de sus padres. el fiscal dijo que sigue investigando el caso. en menos de un mes. estamos hablando del 30 de enero. debe determinar si los menÉndez siguen o n

cnn's betsy klein is live at the white house today. hi, betsy. tell us more about who will be honored today. >> well, amira and danny, president biden set just hours from now to dole out 19 of those presidential medal of freedom. and as you mentioned, that is the nation's highest civilian honor. you might remember back in 2017, then-president obama, at the very end of his term, surprised his vice president, joe biden, with that honor. and now it's biden's turn. he will pass out 19 to individuals that the white house says are great leaders who have made america a better place, but really, a wide ranging list of honorees expected today, including hillary clinton, the former secretary of state who will also be honored as the first female presidential candidate for a major party, as well as u2 frontman bono for his contributions to ending aids and poverty. there's also going to be actor michael j. fox honored for his advocacy against parkinson's disease. designer ralph lauren, who, as you know, has outfitted the first lady on many occasions. the chef

joanna regreso contigo. >> gracias , betsy, por tu i informe.unidos comenzo a despedirse del expresidente jimmy carter. su ataud recorrio plains, su ciudad natal. esta noche, su cuerpo descansa en el centro carter, ubicado en atlanta. alli estara hasta el martes, cuando partira al congreso para recibir un funeral de estado. lourdes h hurtado esta en atlanta. lo lourdes, cuentanos como fue la jornada delante. >> que tal ? johanna, ha sido un dia solemne. algunas personas que salieron a las calles lloraban mientras veian pasar la carroza funebre del expresidente jimmy carter, que ya se encuentra aqui en el centro carter. pero tambien ha sido un dia de celebracion de su legado, que en 2002 se le reconocio con el premio nobel de la paz por sus esfuerzos por encontrar soluciones pacificas a conflictos internacionales y promover el desarrollo economico y social alrededor del mundo. su ataud, envuelto en una bandera, salio de americus, georgia, cargr los m miembros del servicio secreto que le protegieron durante su tiempo en la casa blanca. sus hijos,

betsy, thanks so much. we're joined now by battalion chief brent pascua from california's department of forestry and fire protection, also known as cal fire. chief, good morning to you. let's start with progress. overnight, the largest fires palisades fire 8% contained eaton fire, 3% contained at the latest. the latest numbers we have from last night. do those numbers still hold? talk to us about progress over overnight. >> they do still hold. we're still at 8%. hopefully we'll see that number change this morning when the sun comes up and we get to see just the total, the the total, um, amount of line that was put in overnight and the work that was done yesterday. uh, good news is the winds are still calm here. um, we do have a firefight still on our hands, though, so we're still engaged in a lot of work to do. >> do you feel like you have all the resources that you need? and i'm asking you this because i'm sure you've heard some of the criticisms that, you know, have been going around, especially regarding

regreso contigo, johana. >> gracias, betsy, por tu informe. era un acto terrorista, sino un llamado de atenciÓn. las autoridades difundieron imÁgenes del soldado con vida y aseguraron que sufrÍa de estrÉs postraumÁtico. francisco fajardo tiene esta crÓnica. >> el video fue captado de noche en una de las estaciones de carga de tesla en arizona. son nuevas imÁgenes obtenidas del vehÍculo cybertruck en su ruta hacia las vegas. segÚn la policÍa, quien aparece en distintos Ángulos caminando de un lado al otro es matthew alan burger, identificado ya por el mÉdico forense como el conductor del tesla que explotÓ la maÑana del miÉrcoles frente a la torre trump y del cual se recuperaron dos celulares quemados que contenÍan notas similares a un diario del sospechoso. >> segÚn autoridades, we're able to take this phone and be able to extract the data using a variety of different tools. >> en una de las notas del celular, el sospechoso escribiÓ estamos siendo gobernados por lÍderes dÉbiles e irresponsables. en otra parte, asegurÓ esto no es un acto terrori

cnn's betsy klein is live outside the white house. good morning. betsy. have new reporting on biden's visit. what are you learning? >> good morning. amara. well, president biden is expected to step into that role of comforter and consoler in chief on monday when he and the first lady travel to new orleans. in the aftermath of that attack that left 14 people dead and dozens more wounded. now we are waiting for more details from the white house on what exactly to expect on monday. but for now, overnight, a source familiar with the planning telling me that biden does plan to attend a vigil honoring the victims in new orleans on monday. he will deliver remarks there. and the same source tells me that that vigil will be attended by local clergy, first responders and potentially some of the victims families. now, we don't know yet whether the president intends to visit the site of this deadly attack on bourbon street, but he has pledged the full support of the federal government as this investigation continues. of course, so many unanswered questions remaining.

one last thing, betsy. before you go, can you give us any clue how the president is going to be spending some of his final days in office? >> well, danny, like so many of his predecessors, we are really seeing the president lean into the trappings of the office, and we are seeing him issue some of these last minute executive orders on long held promises, like blocking the sale of u.s. steel just yesterday, as well as doling out these awards like the medal of freedom, the presidential citizens freedom, presidential citizens medal, the medals of honor and medal of valor. he also is doing some travel. he will go to california next week to designate a national monument, and we will see him head to italy, where he will meet with the pope at the vatican, as well as other italian officials. so 16 days to go here at the white house. so much left on president biden's to do list. and he is really running out of time to run through that tape. danny and amara walker betsy klein, thank you so much. >> great to see you t

cnn's betsy klein is live from the white house. betsy, what has the president said about these fires? >> well, victor, president biden and vice president harris are staying in washington this weekend to continue to receive briefings on the wildfires and stay in close contact with local and state officials. now, of course, president biden had been set to travel to rome, where he was going to meet with the pope at the vatican and also meet ukraine. president zelenskyy canceling that trip a couple of days ago, and vice president harris, for her part, canceling a planned trip to singapore, bahrain and germany. of course, this hits very close to home, literally, for vice president harris, her home in los angeles is within that mandatory evacuation zone as of now. but of course, the federal response at this stage is twofold. number one, help fight those fires and stop them from spreading. and number two, help those who have been impacted by these fires. now, what the federal response looks like right now, president biden has directed the

cnn's betsy kline, joining us now from the white house. hi, betsy.o walk us through the president's schedule in this last week of his presidency. >> good morning. amara. well, a very busy week ahead. his final week in office for president biden, as he has a pair of major speeches that are designed to both shore up his legacy of his presidency and also cap off a political career spanning over half a century. starting with monday, when he delivers a major foreign policy speech at the state department, a white house official tells us that biden will focus on his administration's work to strengthen america in the world. he will also talk about those efforts to bolster u.s. alliances abroad, and we can expect him to take aim at president elect donald trump. one source telling us that he will detail how he is handling the next administration, quote, a stronger hand than he inherited. and this is a bookend speech. biden first gave remarks laying out his foreign policy vision back in 2021, shortly after taking office at the state department. then on wednesda

cnn's betsy klein is live for us outside the white house. betsy, i understand you have new reporting on biden's visit. tell us, what are you learning? >> well, danny, president biden is expected to step into that role of consoler in chief on monday when he and the first lady travel to new orleans. of course, in the aftermath of that deadly attack that left 14 dead and dozens more injured. now we are waiting for more details from the white house on what exactly to expect on monday. but for now, a source familiar with the planning tells me that biden will attend a vigil honoring those lost. where he will deliver remarks. now, the same source tells me that clergy, local law enforcement, community members and perhaps some family members of the victims will be in attendance. what we don't know right now, danny, is whether the president will visit the site of that deadly attack on bourbon street, but the investigation remains ongoing, with the president pledging the full support of the federal government in assisting that investigation. still, so

policy news field trapped under the rubble of the houses and residential places that were targeted by betsy. a 2nd round of voting is due to take place, as well as favorite candidate drops out. before the session started thousands of fights. those have reportedly been killed in northern syria, tucker spent groups on boston, curtis, that finances and members, the conflicts has been intensifying in the recent. in the last few days. more than a 100000 people in los angeles have been forced from the homes as walled 5 bun outs of control. 5 people have died and more than a 1000 buildings destroyed. the latest flight has broken out in the hollywood hills . strong winds all feuding both flames. a southern california is continuing to endure some of the most historic fire conditions on record. extreme fire, whether driven by strong and erratic winds and low humidity have ignited multiple fires across our region. a. d l e a t is fully committed to continuously monitoring and adapting to the of all the nature of this weather event and spans ready to respond to any additional incidents that may arise.

cnn's senior white house producer, betsy klein, is with us now. and you covered some of carter's efforts. post-white house. what stands out to you? >> well, after president carter left the white house in 1981 and beyond, what he did in this building behind me, i think his legacy will be best defined by his service in the post-presidency. most notably, as you mentioned, starting with habitat for humanity, which he started volunteering with back in 1984 and established the carter build project alongside his beloved wife, rosalynn. the two of them built about 5000 habitat houses across the country and the globe. and as you mentioned, back in 2019, i traveled to nashville with the carters, where they were building houses. carter at the time was 95 years old. and you may recall at the time he fell and hit his head and got 14 stitches the morning he was set to travel to nashville. he continued on with that, and he was so hands on building, and he would fall down and come right back up and get back to work. and he was asked why, at 95, he still wanted to

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cnn's betsy klein joins us now from the white house. so let's talk about the president's schedule this week. we know about these two big speeches. what else do we expect? what else is possible? >> right. well, victor, a very busy week ahead for president biden. his final full week in office as he has a pair of major speeches designed to both shore up his legacy while also capping off that 50 year career in public service, starting off with monday at the state department, where he will deliver a major speech on foreign policy. now, this is a bookend speech to a speech he gave laying out his foreign policy back in 2021, returning to the state department four years later to talk about some of the progress he's made, as well as his efforts to shore up those key alliances abroad. now, he will also take aim at trump, one source telling us he will talk about how he is handling the next administration, quote, a stronger hand than he inherited. next up, on wednesday, the president will deliver a farewell address to the nation from the oval offic

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llega hoy acompaÑado de su esposa, la primera dama, y siguiendo esta visita, estÁ betsy badell, quien esta tarde, como tÚ mismo lo has dicho. mientras tanto, aquÍ el mural de recordatorio para las vÍctimas continÚa creciendo. cada vez hay mÁs flores, cruces, velas y mensajes en apoyo a las vÍctimas y a sus familiares. ahora bien, sobre la investigaciÓn, lo Último que ha revelado el fbi durante el fin de semana es que samsung habÍa visitado aquÍ la ciudad de nueva orleans en dos oportunidades en los Últimos meses. la primera fue el 30 de octubre, en el cual vino y estuvo por todo el barrio francÉs en bicicleta, andando y grabando con unas gafas de meta. la segunda oportunidad fue el 10 de noviembre y despuÉs tambiÉn se sabe que viajÓ a egipto mucho antes, en el aÑo 2023, en junio, y luego estuvo en canadÁ y regresÓ en julio a los estados unidos. eso es parte de lo Último que han revelado sobre la investigaciÓn. ahora, como les habÍa mencionado, se espera que el presidente joe biden se reÚna hoy con las familias de las vÍctimas en la tarde y bueno. pero antes de eso, escuchemos un poco

betsy vadell esta en nueva orleans con detalles de como la ciudad regresa a la normalidad tras esta tragediaunidad de new orleans abrazo a los mas dolidos con musica, velas, oraciones y flores. pero no hay nada que consuele el dolor de la perdida de un ser querido. la madre de nicole perez no logro contener el llanto al ver la imagen de su hija entre las 14 cruces de los caidos en el ataque terrorista del 1 de enero. incluso quienes no conocian personalmente ni a las victimas ni a sus familiares se acercaron para apoyarlas. la verdad es que la apoyamos. >> estamos con ella en su dolor y ojala verdad que no sigan sucediendo cosas asi y fuerzas , sobre todo hoy, revelaron las identidades de dos de los fallecidos, brandon taylor, de 43 anos, era un musico de arby, louisiana. >> edward pettifer, de 31. era hijastro de la nanny que cuido de los principes william y harry cuando eran ninos. a traves de la red social x, el principe y la princesa de gales dijeron que sus pensamientos y oraciones estan con la familia pettifer y con todos los afectados. hoy tambien surgio un escalofriante detalle sobre

it's why individual betsy was put on our table and then with income. that's why i choose this now business and from a leave yet you also profits from that vision is seduce, mainly based on who to heck days. misquote. the vision produces a lot of agriculture are arrested you, what they play, and the business came to a community where i no longer been my farmland, like i always had to go nowadays. i gather the waste from my farm and sell it to the last year on company in the village of hawk from paying us that i waste. and they sometimes gave us the organic compost from the factory of to production. so we kind of use it as specialize around the farm and don't need to spray chemicals. i g g, a library or is up renee, quantity williams. that's it. a company the manufacturers products from the maureen guthrie. its leaves on team importance puts in in front of our seats as well as a wide range of white domains in monroe's, a graduate of mit, in the ways william funded, he's that top 10 years ago, making powders juices and creams. but he says interpreter is i

one quick struck to betsy gazza region. early on tuesday morning. villages in things the county will hardest hit. many buildings have been reduced to rubble, streets are covered with debris. the government says 70000 people have been affected. more than $1000.00 homes destroyed many, including this village to have lost everything. the quick hit when many were sleep . dozens have been killed, and more than 100 injured. the destruction was made was by several aftershocks. these i saw that laughter shot were waiting for another power for earthquake is possible, but not likely to. 1500 emergency workers and soldiers have been sent to the area. teams are trying to rescue those who may be trapped underneath. the volume is being treated outdoors. $0.10 supplies have been dispatched for those displaced. many will be to enjoy freezing would, to conditions without a roof over the head. the she got to region is no stranger to us. quakes locals have experienced more than 29 above magnitude 3 in the past 5 years. but this was the most p

next in is betsy. it's her second visit.. and we all got a little bit drunk, and he said, "if we win the south african world cup or south africa will win the world cup, then he's going to give free protea tattoos to everyone." you need a break? no, i'm all good. all right. it was a dreadful thought, realising that it was going to be on my body for the rest of my life. i'm definitely feeling happy that i can...| can get rid of it. and, you know, the fact that there's a chance that it will go completely is brilliant. removing tattoos safely cost time and money. but for those who change their minds, there's hope. their body art no longer needs to be permanent. fiona lamdin, bbc news. the spotlight will be on west yorkshire this evening as the first event to mark bradford's status as the uk's city of culture for 2025 will go ahead, despite the icy temperatures. the open—air event, titled rise, has been co—created by the bradford—born magician steven frayne, formerly known as dynamo. more than 200 performers will take to the stag

i rejected betsy has been on the call somebody so from jeremy's leadership. however, it is now folded in 2nd place. but the cold and authorities of even put him into a f. the representatives from taking part in televised political debates about on a while it's these prime is giorgio maloney has spoken up in defense of musk. she says, the reason the use boxing him is that he's not left leaning j one that the saw as it shouldn't be more wary of george soros and his crime financing political movements at home and abroad. quando did a bit of showing it. the problem is when wealthy people use the resources to fund policies, associations, political representatives in the middle of the world to condition the political choices of national states. that's not what mosque was doing. it's for even mosque finance. the election company in his country, of his candidate in the system, which is by the way, i point out quite common and that's what i'm not aware of even most of financing policies, associations old political experience around the world. this for example, is want

whether that's going to be extended to the parents. betsy's fire, we're going to, we can see, but that is also in the midst of the end of the deal with living room. and so they've been with, has felt like this is what about 3 weeks away from the 60 days. and we'll see whether it's going to comply and withdrawal. it seems, according to his reading media that's not going to take place, which is going also to inflame the situation further. indeed, as i mean, we'll leave it the appreciate your perspective, send me. i'll are on the 20th from a simple thank you. thank you. with the family of 2 palestinians killed in the occupied westbank has accused the palestinian authority of being responsible for that death. they say that i'm on the job mozy. i'm because the son of some getting bolts are from the roof of the home in the janine refugee account when they was shot. the palestinian authority has denied responsibility on the sunday reports from the jordanian capital vermont. and she said, because the palestinian authority has suspended out 0 is operations in the occupied west by the family of

como nos cuenta betsy vadell, quien tiene más detalles sobre el impacto de esta tragedia.e screaming and i was laying on the ground and i saw all my wheelchair parts on the ground beside me. alexis scott dice que el atacante shamsuddin jabbar la empujó con la camioneta y que cuando cayó en el suelo resultó herida de bala en su pie derecho. es una suerte vargas on the ground. i can do none. but thank god and cry at the same time. de las 14 personas que perdieron sus vidas, conocemos los nombres y rostros de 10. nicole pérez de 27 dejó un hijo de 5 años. su madre está inconsolable. mi hija. me la mataron. me la mataron muy cruelmente. terrence kennedy, de 63, le aseguró a su hermana que estaría bien cuando salió a festejar. it happened. i didn't question i. tiger. beck, de 27 años. su hermano m menor lo recuerda como un ídolo. looked up to him. um. the smart inspired me to do you know everything? i've done in this life. karim badaoui de 18 era el menor de 3 hermanos. nikita chiu de dodd de 18. se acababa de graduar de la escuela secundaria umberg de 21. habló por última vez

weathers the floods of 27, malaria, hurricane betsy, katrina, and neglect from the federal government words. you know we have always honored the deceased. we have always come together to make us better. new orleans is going to do what it always does. i'll sit in old fashion but we ain't going nowhere were necessary to the history of the culture and the authenticity of this country. arthel: we ain't going nowhere new orleans council member thank you so much. thank you, thank you very much for. >> thank you for having me. arthel: take care, of course, of course fox corporation has made a donation to love one a louisiana foundation and support of those impact and the terrorist attack in new orleans you can donate as well visit go.box/nola to support or scan the qr code on your screen. with help with funeral costs victims and their families the website is go.box or scan the qr code on your screen love one louisiana so important to cybercrime back in this outline lesson 24 hour cb cotton live in new york with more on that a shocking case where critics call an example of revolving joint doo

betsy klein has more from washington. this shows a lot of things, including tech giants sort of bending the knee to donald trump. tell me what you know. >> well, sara, we're learning that melania trump will be the subject of a new documentary coming to amazon prime video this year, giving a rare and behind the scenes look at one of president- elect trump's most trusted but also notoriously guarded advisors. an amazon spokesperson tells our colleague in a statement, quote, "prime video will be sharing more details on the project as filming progresses and release plans are finalized. we are excited to share this truly unique story with our millions of customers around the world. " now, this is a notable move from amazon. as you recall, donald trump was once a reality star but has essentially been a pariah in hollywood since he entered politics in 2015. this s that amazon recognizes his popularity among americans, particularly after his election in november, and is looking to capitalize on that. to put a finer point on it, t

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. >> antioch city manager betsy murray scott says almost 50% of the reforms were already underway before the mou was signed. >> this is actually a really great stipulated memorandum, an agreement we could have had a full blown consent decree and been under federal jurisdiction under a federal court with federal oversight, and that can be really crushing to a city. >> devin williams is the vice chair of the antioch police oversight committee, who will be working with the independent monitor. as a longtime community activist, he believes the interim chief vigil will continue the work around police reform. >> i believe because he's such a transparent figure, you know, as a leader, he's going to bring a lot to the table in antioch, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> today is london breed's last day as san francisco m. tomorrow, daniel lurie will be sworn in, and he just announced his final top staff appointment. rounding out new positions in city government. abc seven news reporter monica madden has a look. >> this is a terrific pick. genius pick for daniel lurie because nobody really knows

andrea canning (voiceover): betsy wandtke hopes the focus can once again be on bianca's memory. she was this just wonderful woman who made a difference in this world. without people talking about bianca and what a great woman she was, larry wins. and i'm not gonna let that happen. [tense music] [music playing] hedebra newell: it was ag, awhirlwind love affair. i felt, like, this was the one that i'd been waiting for. maybe, it was too good to be true. did he love me, or was this all a game? andrea canning (voiceover): a beautiful businesswoman falls for a dashing doctor, but her daughters have doubts. i had lots of suspicions. she thinks his fingernails are dirty, and this does not look to her like the hands of an actual doctor. andrea canning (voiceover): who was this guy? his nickname was dirty john. andrea canning (voiceover): this woman knew him all too well. i started snooping, and i found everything. andrea canning (voiceover): this reporter made some unnerving discoveries, too. he scared a lot of people. he swindled a lot of people. andrea canning (voiceover): the story o

whether it's katrina, rita, whether it's betsy, we always get back up and we get back up with optimism>> that was cedric richmond, a former congressman who represented new orleans on the deadly attack there. the attacker used a truck as a weapon against people on a crowded street that's very popular with tourists. cnn's brian todd reports. using vehicles in terror attacks have become more common in recent years, and a warning some of the video you're about to see is disturbing. >> one witness to the new orleans attack says she can't unhear the screams of the victims. >> i remember the screeching and him gunning the car and the impact and the screams. like i said, the screams of those girls. i mean, i don't know that i'll be able to forget that. >> the kind of horror that many cities have experienced in recent years when attackers turn vehicles into weapons. just a few days before this christmas. a car slams into a christmas market in magdeburg, germany, killing at least five people, injuring more than 200. the suspect, a doctor originally from saudi arabia who had expressed anti-muslim

. >> antioch city manager betsy marie scott says almost 50% of the reforms were already underway before the mou was signed. >> this is actually a really great stipulated memorandum of agreement. we could have had a full blown consent decree and been under federal jurisdiction, under a federal court with federal oversight, and that can be really crushing to a city. >> devin williams is the vice chair of the antioch police oversight committee, who will be working with the independent monitor. as a longtime community activist, he believes that interim chief vigil will continue the work around police reform. >> i believe because he's such a transparent figure, you know, as a leader, he's going to bring a lot to the table in antioch. >> anser hassan abc seven news. >> a man convicted in a notorious kidnaping in vallejo a decade ago is now facing some new charges in a third bay area county. the contra costa sheriff's office has been charged, or rather, has charged matthew muller in a never before reported home invasion robbery in san ramon. detectives say it happened in 2015, just two weeks a

whether it's katrina, rita, whether it's betsy, we always get back up and we get back up with optimism that optimism is borne out of the fact that we love each other so much. we band together during the hard times, and we're going to get through this. we will not let the terrorists win, but there will be a moment of grieving, and we respect that. but just like any new orleans funeral, after the funeral, we celebrate the life and the legacy of the people that we lost. and we will do that in new orleans. >> this is just the latest example. congressman, of a vehicle used as a weapon in an attack. do you think there was a security breakdown, a blunder from local police going into this? >> i don't wolf, and i'll tell you, you saw vehicle attacks in new york. you saw vehicle attacks in wisconsin. you saw them in berlin. and i think in berlin, they specifically said that bollards would not matter. so if you look at new orleans, he went around the barricades that were set up. but he could have very easily driven down the sidewalks on canal street. he could have went down decatur street. he cou

the magnitude 7 point, one of quick struck to betsy, got the region early on tuesday morning. villages in things the county will hardest hit. many buildings have been reduced to rubble. streets are covered with debris. the government says 70000 people have been affected. more than 1000 homes destroyed many, including this village to have lost everything the quick. when many were sleep, dozens have been killed, and more than 100 injured, the destruction was made was by several aftershocks. these i saw that after shot were we talking to another power for earthquake is possible, but not likely to get to 1500 emergency workers and soldiers have been sent to the area. teams are trying to rescue those who may be trapped underneath. the volume is being treated outdoors. tend since supplies have been dispatched for those displaced. many will lead to in your freezing wood to conditions without a roof over the head. the she got to region is no stranger to us. quakes locals have experienced more than 29 above magnitude 3 in the past 5 years. but this was the most powerful with the trim is felt as

the only one i did not vote for is messy divorce betsy dubois, i don't think she had a background in education is still critical. she still got confirmed, i think all of his nominees got confirmed. i don't think they withdrew anyone in the first go round, we have already seen one with a draw. >> let me go back to the earlier question, what advice would you give john thune, because he has a really delicate balancing act of being loyal to donald trump, but also, i would say he is somebody who really adheres to the institution and wants to present the role of the senate? >> i think that is the advice you need to preserve the role of senate. there is a reason senate, that congress is article one in the constitution. you need to honor that preeminence that the constitution gives to congress. we have lost a lot of that in the last 50 years, but more and more interest, i think, in restoring the job of the congress to the congress, but the congress has to be willing to do its job. i would just say, the explanation here was really pretty good. you have an obligation to the senate, but you als

it back to the people meets that statutory test that's why we won't put a good person and i respect betsy delaware vas and people served in the role, we will actually get in there and shut it down. while moving certain of the remaining functions like -- plf loan collections to the u.s. department of treasury that limited sliver of work force training to the department of labor where it belongs that's how you actually drive change and so -- i'm going to go quickly through a sample of the remaining agencies that we will shut down in the same way. take the nuclear regulatory commission. the three letter agency that has stood in the way of advantaging nuclear energy in this country in the name of promoting safety, we have no jean 4 reactors in the us only country in the world that does is china. we have very few jen 3 reactors which are 60 plus years old which are less safe even compared to jen 3 and jen 4 reactors before its existence you can build a nuclear power plant in five years in the united states. now, the average time is 25 to 30 years -- even as in japan closer to five in france it

skipping over speaker for just a moment we have betsy martin executive in residence at american university and cochair of the national press club headliners team. thank you all for being here today. [applause] i would also like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event. lisa matthews, laurie russo, danny selig, bill lord and the press club staff specifically lindsay underwood, laura coker and executive director bill mccarron. thank you. linda mcmahon serves as the 25th administrator of the u.s. small business administration. she advocates on behalf of of our country's 30 million small businesses, specifically through access to capital, federal contracting opportunities, counseling, mentorship and financial systems. she is part of what the media reports have dubbed the 14 billion-dollar cabinet at the star doldrums of administration. together with her husband, for his magazine based administrator mcmahon network over $1 billion. an entrepreneur and business executive mcmahon is a a cofounder former chief executive officer of world wres

promoted by broadway evolved which led to a week-long broadway workshop with tony-nominated actress betsy wolf. but what stands out most is sydney's humility and heart. sydney has made our entire community so proud with her talent, her hard work and her poise throughout the entire competition. she's carried herself with grace and determination, inspiring the next generation of talented artists. while this chapter of "the voice" may have ended, i have no doubt that the next chapter of a long and successful career is ahead of you, sydney. on behalf of all of western new york, thank you for sharing your voice. congratulations, sydney. madam speaker, i rise in remembrance of cornelius j. cane whose life was defined by service, family and enduring dedication to our community. as someone who was blessed to call him a friend, i can tell you neil's love for his family was matched only by his unwavering dedication to serving our community, a calling he fulfilled with distinction throughout his remarkable career. a buffalo native, neil's career with the buffalo fire department spanned nearly four d