boyle. james e. clyburn. phil donahue. rena evers accepting on behalf of medgar wiley evers. al gore. clarence b. jones. john forbes carry -- john forbes kerry. bonnie lautenberg accepting on behalf of frank r. lautenberg. kathleen genevieve ledecky. opal lee. ellen ochoa. nancy dalessandro -- nancy d'ale xandro pelosi. jane rigby. teresa romero. judy shepard. gail lynn canon accepting on behalf of james francis thorpe. and michelle yeoh. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [applause] ["hail to the chief" playing] president biden: please have a seat. i think i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years they played "hail to the chief," i looked around and asked, where the hell is he? thank you for joining us for one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago, president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom. in the first class of recipients was a great american writer, eb white. years after receiving the metal, he received a letter fro

[applause] gregory j boyle. [applause] inspired by his jesuit teachers, father greg boyle has dedicated his life to healing and hope. as a young priest assigned to one of los angeles's most underserved parishes he founded homeaway industries, now the largest gang rehabilitation and reentry program in the world that has helped thousands of angelenos turned their lives around, connecting them to jobs, counseling, and a warmhearted community where all are welcomed and cherished. answering jesus's call to serve father greg is a testament to america's enduring grace. [applause] james e clyburn. [applause] the son of a south carolina preacher, jim clyburn is a beacon of moral clarity, a graduate of south carolina state university, there is a student of history became a teacher and movement leader for a more fair and more free america. his dignity and decency are suppressed only by the love shared with his dear emily who marched with him and often ahead of him from classroom to congress. through three decades in the ho

boyle. [applause] inspired by his jesuit teachers, father greg boyle has dedicated his life to healing and hope. as a young priest assigned to one of los angeles's most underserved parishes he founded homeaway industries, now the largest gang rehabilitation and reentry program in the world that has helped thousands of angelenos turned their lives around, connecting them to jobs, counseling, and a warmhearted community where all are welcomed and cherished. answering jesus's call to serve father greg is a testament to america's enduring grace. [applause] james e clyburn. jim clyburn is a beacon of moral clarity. the student of history became a teacher and movement leader for a fairer and freer america. his dignity and decency is surpassed by his dear emily who marched ahead of him from classrooms to congress. through three decades in the house of representatives he has transformed the lives of millions of americans bypassing ground-breaking loss for all our families. jim clyburn is touched by

congressman brendan boyle joins us live.ump picks a big tech critic to run the fcc how elon musk might benefit we have seen an unprecedented surge in regulatory harassment. >> the faa, the doj, the southern district of new york even the fcc where i work have taken regulatory action against elon musk have i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn should check out inspire no mask, no hose >> inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspire sleep comm. >> what if your toothbrush could do the flossing for you? waterpik sonic-fusion lets you brush and floss with one device, transforming the power of water with precision pulse technology. removing up to 99.9% of plaque bacteria. take control with waterpik. >> i'll give you this brand new electric vehicle. if you can prove to me you know your finances. how many subscriptions are you paying for? >> just three. are you sure? >> let's download the rocket money app right now. and see if you're right. it's actually 21 subscriptions, which is costing you around $370

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and serve la reina is located in the downtown arts district but it's right across the bridge from boyle heights, a working class densely packed neighborhood of about 100,000 residents. nearly 95% are mexican or central american though mexican is la how deep does it go? >> mexico. you know what i mean? oh yeah. all the names, all the people. i mean, it's and you can go into certain parts in east l.a., in the harbor area, hollywood area, and see nothing but latinos, a lot of other areas in l.a. they're mixed, you know but on this side where we're at, you go over that bridge, it's pretty much all mexican people. and l.a. is mixed with salvadoran, guatemalan people, central america too. so they just get called mexicans anyways you know, like we're chicanos. so, you know we know we're from here. you know, we were born here on this side of the line our family relatives are from mexico. we're proud of that. and we celebrated our south we live in unbelievable times right now people are talking about, you know, mass deportations of mexicans. >> what's the problem here? where does this fear and l

caroline: katerine boyle, appreciate you joining us.hnology that seemed like science fiction, rapidly becoming reality. in a new four-part series, emily chang meets some of the most advanced robots in the world. here's a sneak peek. emily: is the hollywood idea of killer robots not far-fetched? >> it's coming very soon, in the next few years. all of the governments that sell arms, like the u.s. and russia, britain, israel, all of those governments refused to regulate military uses of ai. there's all of these limitations on ai being transparent, this and that, shouldn't discriminate , but there's a little clause in there that says that none of this applies to military uses of ai. they don't like regulation themselves. all of the big armaments manufacturers are very keen to make killer robots. if you say look at the asimov rules of robotics, the first law should be do not harm people, that's the whole point of a killer robot. that won't be built into a killer robot. caroline: the first episode -- ed: that first episode airs tonight at 10

las imÁgenes, su impacto en los dodgers fue inmenso. >> asÍ mismo es el mural que fue develado en boylertamentos. de las tres imÁgenes a crearse, dos estÁn listas. la tercera tuvo que esperar por cuestiones del clima. en ellas dice plasma el espÍritu y el orgullo que fernando valenzuela trajo a los dodgers y a la ciudad. >> unidad comunidad darle a la comunidad lo que nos dio a fernando con su con su inspiraciÓn. >> el mural es visible desde la autopista 101 en el este de los Ángeles, que representa el corazÓn de la comunidad latina a la que valenzuela inspirÓ a lo largo de su carrera, incluyendo artistas como edward james olmos. >> no Íbamos al estadio, pero vino fernando y todo cambiÓ para vida. ahora mÁs de 52 53%. toda la gente que va al estadio son latinos. >> valenzuela se uniÓ a los dodgers en 1980. e inspirÓ lo que se conociÓ como la fernandomanÍa en 1981. se convirtiÓ en el Único jugador en recibir el premio al novato del aÑo de la liga nacional y el premio cy young en la misma temporada. tambiÉn fue nombrado para seis equipos, todos estrella y lanzÓ un juego sin hits en 1990.

el tercer intento sucedió en el área de boyle heights, cuando la víctima terminó de echar gasolina ys mejor que arresten 1 y empiecen a arrestar más personas. me siento más segura así. our goal is to make sure that we're able to successfully prosecute this individual. nuestro objetivo final es asegurarnos de que podamos procesar con éxito a este individuo y que podamos ayudar a estas víctimas. informarles que está detenido. eso sin duda les ayudará a su recuperación. todavía tenemos muchas cosas que hacer, pero esto es solo el comienzo del proceso. apreciamos todos sus esfuerzos. terrible. ahora, mire esto. mire esto. es el momento exacto en el que un hombre intentó secuestrar a una niña de solo 13 años el pasado 7 de octubre. ahora la policía en florida lo está buscando. el incidente quedó captado en cámaras de seguridad. allí se ve cuando el hombre se acerca por detrás de la niña. la tira al suelo, trata de agarrarla de un tobillo, pero ella logra escapar al gritar y forcejear. la policía difundió las imágenes del sospechoso y ahora está ofreciendo una recompensa de 5.000 $ por inf

but now because of what, and i did in congress and folks like brandon boyle and others because of the labor leaders are here because of many of you, tensions -- tens of millions of union workers and retirees are protected. food, warehouse workers, truck drivers, scores of others don't worry more about the benefits being cut because now they know because of what we've done, they'll receive the full amount of their pensions they worked hard for and they'll receive it for decades to come. for all those retirees whose benefits are already cut, as you heard today and many of you hopefully benefited as well. simply made whole. all you lost will be made up. those benefits restored and restored retroactively. but folks, that's what i call a pretty big deal. folks -- [applause] so i came to north philly today to announce major progress we made in implementing the bush lewis act. but this morning, the us department of labor released a report which shows that since we passed the law in march of 2021 we have already protected the pensions for over 1.2 million. that includes over 65,000 workers an

. >>> we begin with brendan boyle of pennsylvania to talk about the new donald trump agenda congressman, thank you for joining us . we are starting to learn more about the radical agenda of donald trump, talking about it a few moments ago let's go through the most repeated promises on the campaign trail, we will show this to our viewers, mass deportations of 11 million undocumented immigrants, unprecedented tariffs on foreign goods from all countries but especially china and trillions in cuts in government spending with the help of elon musk. a reverse in regulations eight at addressing climate change, building a new missile defense shield with help from herschel walker. the list goes on and on. congressman , what do you make of this? >>> it was very hard to not laugh at the last comment about a missile shield defense by herschel walker. it is craziness. i feel like i have seen this movie before and often the sequel is no better than the original. one thing i will say, when i served the first time in a donald trump -- the first time as a house democrat with donald trump as president , e

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actor anthony boyle says he hopes the series sparks important conversations. >> we should try and justtry and say, why did this happen? and put the audience that put the onus on them. put them in the driver's seat and say, what would you do if you were in this situation? the catholic it was all episodes of fx's say nothing are streaming now on hulu. >> hulu is a division of disney, which is the parent company of abc seven. >> conan o'brien is going to host the oscars next year. it will be the emmy winning late night tv host and comedian's first time ever hosting the show. he has hosted other award shows, including the emmys. the academy says conan has the remarkable ability to connect with audiences and bring viewers together. you can watch the oscars sunday, march 2nd right here on abc seven. >> mike tyson back in the ring tonight at age 58. >> boy, that was something to see. and sports director larry beil has the story. larry. >> dan ama, the man once regarded as the baddest man on the planet, went the distance against a boxer three decades younger than iron mike. plus, brandon pisem

asÍ mismo es el mural que fue develado en boyle heights ante cientos de fanÁticos. >> fernando valenzuelaficio de apartamentos. de las tres imÁgenes, dos estÁn listas. la tercera tuvo que esperar por cuestiones del clima. en ellas dice plasma el espÍritu y el orgullo que fernando valenzuela trajo a los dodgers y a la ciudad. >> unidad comunidad darle a la comunidad lo que nos dio a fernando con su con su inspiraciÓn. >> el mural es visible desde la autopista 101 en el este de los Ángeles, que representa el corazÓn de la comunidad latina a la que valenzuela inspirÓ a lo largo de su carrera, incluyendo artistas como edward james olmos. >> no Íbamos al estadio, pero vino fernando y todo cambiÓ para vida. ahora mÁs de 52 53% de toda la gente que va al estadio son latinos. >> valenzuela se uniÓ a los dodgers en 1980. e inspirÓ lo que se conociÓ como la fernandomanÍa en 1981. se convirtiÓ en el Único jugador en recibir el premio al novato del aÑo de la liga nacional y el premio cy young en la misma temporada. tambiÉn fue nombrado para seis equipos, todos estrella y lanzÓ un juego sin hits en 19

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straight ahead here on cnn this morning congressman brendan boyle joins us live.he's going to talk about how his party can win back the ground. they lost among working class voters. plus how some of donald trump's controversial cabinet selections are of course already taking washington by storm they are persons who will shake up the status quo. >> and i think what the american people have have believed and what they've delivered with the mandate in this election is a demand that we shake up the status quo supplements can be difficult to absorb. >> i recommend kunal advanced omega three with phospholipid bound omegas for up to ten times better bioavailability. power of ten x. >> this is the emirates premium economy seat call it something else look at this one under-eye bag. >> it's gone. >> there's this side and this side have you seen these videos all over social media and said to yourself, how is that real? >> it's called plexaderm and plexaderm is clinically studied to help reduce the appearance of under-eye puffiness wrinkles and fine lines with results that la

pues la verdad, la gente y el apoyo que estamos viendo en el estadio con el mural que está pasando en boylesito en el luto sea un poco más llevadero. el no estar solo. yo creo que también la reciprocidad y la identidad que representa fernando valenzuela para los migrantes, para los mexicanos, lo dice todo. y también, obviamente, el triunfo también de los dodgers o sea, es como es como una despedida, pero a la vez con algo de alegría y de y de delegado también, claro que sí. lo recordaremos siempre, siempre. muchísimas gracias, max. bueno, nos vamos a una pausa, pero ya regresamos con más. deberían los familiares prestarse dinero entre sí sin ningún compromiso? o sería esto mejor dicho, un regalo de su partntérese de a veces se vuelve más comunes de lo que podría imaginarse. no saber cómo manejar esos préstamos informales de manera correcta pueden traer consecuencias financieras para su bolsillo. antonio josé vielm, de nuestra cadena hermana cnbc, tiene más detalles. prestar dinero a seres queridos puede parecer una opción fácil, pero también es un poco riesgosa. frecuentemente mezclamos las

nos encontramos en una urna que esÁa ubicada en boyle heights, una ciudad en el este de los Ángeles cono nos estaban comentando los encargados de casilla, que ya son alrededor de unos 150 residentes de esta zona que han ejercido su derecho al voto. algunos de ellos nos han manifestado que estÁn muy emocionados por participar en estas elecciones presidenciales histÓricas. algunos de ellos lo harÁn por primera vez. y bueno, entre los temas que mÁs los ha motivado para participar en estos comicios, el tema de inmigraciÓn, tambiÉn la economÍa y algunas mujeres jÓvenes nos comentaban tambiÉn los derechos reproductivos que son importantes para ellas. >> y bueno, este proceso electoral ha sido bastante Ágil en esta urna nos estaban comentando los voluntarios de casillas que el proceso dura aproximadamente unos diez minutos desde que reciben los votantes su boleta electoral la insertan en las mÁquinas que tienen aquÍ en cada una de las urnas. en cuanto imprimen y revisan y vuelven a insertar esa boleta electoral para hacer constar su voto. entonces es bastante Ágil. y bueno, tambiÉn nos han com

that took place at a holy science in the northern indian state to speak to pro dash the intentions boyles or the when authorities attempted to conduct a cool or did survey on the 16th century, most a petition had been filed over whether the place of worship was constructed on the sides of an ancient in these temple. hundreds gathered even before the investigation teams arrive and individuals started throwing stones at the police. they entered these t a gas and fastens to try and disperse the crowd. the protest is reportedly sitting fine and was supposed to that and not resulted in casualties on both sides to prevent the violent sea of sorties would. its schools closed and shut sun internet services in the region. the head to the middle east. now, because the lebanese capital has been coming on the yes, another barrels of id i'm showing the media reports claim id, eft. yes, we're targeting has been look forward to seeing they were. the footage of the attack shows massive plumes of smoke billowing upwards on the strike destroyed homes and of course, ash covering the surrounding area. but no

and the war spokesman dmitri pass code says it's pros boyle on the fire. ukraine can now use us to resolve to strike because squeezen, which is deeper into russian territory in washington, had previously authorized that some european union followed him and it says all throwing their weight behind buttons, decision. others like hungry, have criticized the move. but as granting uncertainty about was the 2nd time full president elect donald trump will mean for the e u. o. just as hush of how the reports from brussels, it's never easy for a you need this to be signed the next step on ukraine. but this time in coach, by, by this decision to allow ukraine to use us longer range. besides, to hit targets inside russia. some want you are being countries to do the same, i mean, se one's. and they gave that to you. they should be able to use the provide that i let me know that to not only to stop the arrow, but also to be able to read the article. i continued. but even this is what's best to be done. the french out amongst the biggest back codes of, of, of bost you push against russia. but many in th

on the real reason for your tracking, all of you create a job and, and he suggests these boyles of minimal which don't, but it's a read for kids like the time they get them on find the dash for 10, fast hidden new communities as find on the games tomorrow in order to put in the south station the mid day and look good. we are live from our h q. thanks for choosing us fast. se and uh, that's good to us for it. we'll starting all say, ron has denied claims that it was behind an electron plot to assassinate president elect. donald trump. now that comes off to the us justice department charged and a radiant national in connection with the plan. but tyrone says the occupations all based on the spokes person is mailbox. hi e categorically dismissed allegations that iran was involved in, attempts to assassinate former and current us officials and described the claims is completely baseless and rejected. he emphasized that repeating such claims at this juncture is a malicious conspiracy, orchestrated by a zionist, an anti uranium circles, aimed at further complicating the issues between the us and

, president of pennsylvania -- i want to thank the great champions of working people here, brendan boyle man. mary gates. i tell you. i think i hurt her reputation because you know what i found it? i'm only the second catholic ever elected, headed to ireland -- where i'm from, it turns out, we're related. i showed her today. i tell you what. madeline dean. where are you, madeline? and donald norcroft. donald. our acting secretary of labor. and the guy, if you are in trouble, you in the foxhole, you need him. that guy right there. what's his name? bobby, good to see you. i'm serious. you are always, always there. the simple truth, as he said, please, if you have seats, take them. [laughter] pres. biden: i'm not joking around when i say that, we talk, i come from delaware. i recognize delaware for 36 years in the united states senate, and by the way, for 36 years, each year they list the poorest member of congress? i'm not joking. 36 years i was the poorest man in congress. i came from a typical middle-class family. joey, the job's about lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity co

we are joined now by democratic congressman brandon boyle of pennsylvania. congratulations to you on your reelection last night. i want to get your reaction to not just trump's overperformance in pennsylvania but the fact that harris under performed. what did your country, what did your party miss? >> it is a systemic loss here in pennsylvania. it was about four to five point swing to the right in philadelphia. >> congressman, i'm going to interrupt you for a second, we got a little technical issue with your audio. we will clean that up. we will continue this conversation right after a quick break. >>> we are back with brendan boyle of pennsylvania. we fix that audio issue. >> do you think president biden would have fared better than kamala harris has? >> one thing i don't think is constructive is to get into the blame game, blaming certain individuals that could have been done or should have been done. what i would like to focus on specifically is that we have to be honest. >> this started to emerge about a decade ago. and it was focused on white working cl

actor anthony boyle says he hopes the series sparks important conversations. >> we should try and just question things. we should try and say, why did this happen? and put the audience that put the onus on them. put them in the driver's seat and say, what would you do if you were in this situation? >> all episodes of fx's say nothing are streaming now on hulu. hulu is a division of disney, which is the parent company of abc seven. >> conan o'brien is going to host the oscars next year. it will be the emmy winning late night tv host and comedian's first time ever hosting the show. he has hosted other award shows, including the emmys. the academy says conan has the remarkable ability to connect with audiences and bring viewers together. you can watch the oscars sunday, march 2nd right here on abc seven. >> mike tyson back in the ring tonight at age 58. >> boy, that was something to see. and sports director larry beil has the story. larry. >> dan ama, the man once regarded as the baddest man on the planet, went the distance against a boxer three decades younger than iron mike. plus, brand

. >> congressman brendan boyle, we will see how it unfolds pennsylvania at the center of the political universe. thanks for your time. >>> still ahead, not just the race for the white house. control of congress is on the line. we will look at consequential races and what could be on speaker johnson's agenda if republicans maintain the house. >>> the battle to win the white house as the main event on tuesday. the battle for who controls the house of representatives is shaping up to be a tough fight for both artese. money caught up with speaker johnson as he fights to keep republican control. >> the office of speaker of the house declared vacant . >> it has been a chaotic two years in the gop-lighthouse. an ousted speaker and rampant in -fighting. speaker mike johnson is trying to do with once seemed improbable . hang on to power and even grow the razor-thin majority >> mister president, i am here in new york. >> as the barn stormed more than 20 states in october alone, johnson is hoping to turn out the megabase , even in democratic-leaning districts . making the pitch for unified gop co

we in beverly hills call it called boyle heights. the other b h. i think he actually invented that so that it he's the author some terrific books including dear california, the golden state and and letters david and. we'll chat for a while and they're through. feel free to ask some questions i can pass around to mike and we would appreciate your waiting for me to do that because we want the audio covered. c-span when they're through, ben will sign copies of the siege and david will sign copies of his books. i think the. it is now my great pleasure to introduce ben macintyre and david kipen. thank you. lovely, wonderful. well, thank you all for coming. it's lovely to see you here. and thank you, andrea. where to, andrea? to go. i want to see whether she good. thank you for inviting me to do this because i'm incredibly honored to be up here with ben macintyre, whom many of you know, by his work. and now you get to listen to him. it's been a thrill reading this book, on which i compliment you fulsomely and and you're every interviewer is dream, not on

the producer of lost on a mountain in maine, dick boyle, and the film's director or, andrew, join us kick, first of all, how did can you come across this story? few true story of a 12-year-old boy surviving in the woods. talk to talking to us about it. >> it ties back to 1939. you showed the clips there are. he ended up writing a book about it. my if dad was the same age going through the tough times of the compression, the world war was about to begin. his mother passed away, and in those tough times, he came across this book and pit inspired him to handle the problems he had in his life. go forward 30 years, he read it to me when i was a 10-year-old in allentown, pennsylvania, and from there it became a family story that i at some point decided in this story needed to be broader than maine. it needed to be a national story which led me to go into a whole new area which is to make a movie. and i rye thed the make it back in 1993. pete: andrew, how do you bring a story like this, a true story, to life? you say that survival movies can be a dime a dozen. why is this one different? >>

and then during her cross-examination, the defense played her statements to police on boyle body camera>> i heard the young man that's on the floor saying, hey, i'm willing to die, you know? i'll do anything, i'll go to jail, i don't care, i don't care. and he was saying it so loud that everyone turned around. he sat up, grabbed him, turned him around and put him to the ground. >> reporter: that woman, one of three witnesses for the prosecution who on friday testified that they felt relieved when penny placed neely in the chokehold. another, a mother who said she used her stroller to shield her 5-year-old son from neely as he made threats. this testimony may end up helping penny's case. if. >> yeah, you know, look, i think it's a, you know, we got to see what this case was all about, and we got to see what the riders on that subway train that were trappedden that underground subway car -- >> reporter: earlier in the week we heard witness testimony from two men who indicated on the stand that they felt penny went too far. so while each eyewitness seems to have a different takeaway, neely

it's painted right there on the side of an apartment building in la's boyle heights neighborhood. artist, who is from the neighborhood, worked round the clock to finish it in time for the unveiling ceremony. >> what a wonderful tribute. they're here in the bay area. a free throw basketball contest took over a sports facility in walnut creek, and it was all to help raise money for student scholarships. the fundraiser, called hoop for change, was held yesterday at the ultimate fieldhouse. organizers say the shoot a thon benefited the norcal elite basketball program, and it also helped to raise money for the san rafael based nonprofit 10,000 degrees. the group works to provide equitable education opportunities and support students from low income backgrounds. >> we're raising money on our black student success scholarship right now, and our aim is to scholarship students from low income backgrounds and get them access into college. >> and former golden state warriors center zaza pachulia made an appearance at the fundraiser to shoot some hoops and support the cause. >> i haven't seen

new book, baskets and life in his hometown of columbus, ohio, in our moon, science writer rebecca boyle looks at the role of the moon in shaping the earth and human evolution. another book that made the national book award nonfiction finals, anthropology professor jason dillon's look at smugglers who bring migrants across borders. the book is entitled soldiers and kings and pulitzer prize winner eliza griswold looks at the history and eventual closure of a progressive church in circle of hope. in unsure inking philosopher kate mann looks at fatphobia and its impact on our health and also in the national book awards. nonfiction final list is author salman rushdie's knife. it recounts the 2022 stabbing attack that nearly took his life. reuters senior correspondent ernest snyder is the author of the war bel. the book is about the global battle to obtain minerals required to power 21st century technology. in a great dorder, historian richard slotkin looks at myths in american history that have led to division in america. and deborah tafa recalls growing up as a native americain the eighties

joining us now is vernon boyle of pennsylvania a surrogate for the harris-walz campaign. congressman, how do you think the vice president will do in pennsylvania? what do you think? >> well, you know, the beginning of this year, even before we knew all that would happen in 2024, i thought pennsylvania was destined to be very close at a one point race and that is what it was the last two presidential elections and in most of our statewide races have been like that in presidential years. here we are , literally, the very last day of the campaign. we are basically a one point race. i will say however that kamala harris has closed in a very strong position this past weekend. this past weekend was incredible and i crisscrossed the entire district and all sorts of activity and events. i really didn't see anything on the other side, which surprised me going back to when george w. bush was running and even trump the first time you saw the other side having field offices and a lot of activity as well. we really have not seen that so much in 2024. but, in the end i will end where i

he now runs a storefront lending library in boyle heights. libra schmitt bros. we in beverly hills call it cowboy heights. the other b.h., i think he actually invented that. that it he's the author of some terrific books, including dear caliph the golden state in diaries, letters, david and ben chat for a while and when they're. feel free to ask questions i can pass around to mike and we would appreciate your waiting me to do that because we want the audio covered for c-span when they're. ben will sign copies of the siege and david will sign copies of his books. i think the it is now my great pleasure. introduce ben macintyre and kipen. thank you. lovely. wonderful. well, thank all for coming. it's lovely. see you here. and thank you, andrea where to andrea to go. i want to see whether good good. thank you for inviting me to. do this because i'm incredibly honored to be up here with ben macintyre who many of you know by his work and now get to listen to him. it's been a thrill reading this book which i compliment you fulsomely and and you're every interviewer is

boyle: for eight years city served as a staff member in my offices in the pennsylvania statehouse and here in congress. on monday, she passed away at 83 years old. kitty was a dedicated public servant, helping more than 10,000 constituents in her time working with my staff and me. she was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. she was someone who brought warmth and kindness into every room she entered. and while i offer my condolences to her family and friends during this sad time, i'm also filled with gratitude. i'm grateful to have had the privilege of knowing kitty and calling her both one of my favorite staff members and more importantly my friend. you will always be loved and missed, kitty, with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? mrs. kim: i rise to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. kim: thank you. november marks the chronic obstructive pulmonary diseas

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in philadelphia, represented brendan boyle, key democrat in philadelphia says democrats have to feelorth philadelphia precincts. historically low turnout in those precincts, that congressman whose one of the main organizers for the harris campaign says very high turnout. this is coming as a drum campaign is preparing to potentially contest this election. former white house chief strategist steve bannon tells me they are preparing a legal and political effort to help trump fight this and congress should he appear to be debated. right now a lot of optimism in the trump campaign but it is very early. >> norah: it is very early. we are hearing that in lehigh county where we had talked about those long lines of young people at the university wanting to vote, they are going to extend so all the people in line can vote. we'll continue to follow what's happening on the ground in these key battleground states. when we come back, we're going to check in on the battle for the senate. cbs news america decides election 2024 returns in a moment. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloati

yeah, i think that _ people's brains boyle. yeah, i think that might _ people's brains boyle. yeah, i think that might be _ people's brains boyle. yeah, i think that might be in - people's brains boyle. yeah, i think that might be in that - think that might be in that category of statement. you remember during the campaign he said things like you won't have to vote ever again and people got very upset and worried about what that could mean, it might mean nothing, just like this comment about a third term. this would require a constitutional amendment and that it's pretty hard to get donein that it's pretty hard to get done in this country as things stand with the in super majorities you need notjust in congress across the individual states. that would be a pretty difficult one. the last few years have been pretty extraordinary so you would never rule anything out or any kind of change to the constitution, but i'm trying to think when the last constitutional amendment was passed, i think it is several decades at least and that was a pretty banal one that handled the pay of cong

for more on how democrats are feeling about election day, i spoke with congressman brendan boyle, a democratd donald trump, how does it feel from your perspective within the democratic party on the ground there? i within the democratic party on the ground there?— ground there? i have been in congress _ ground there? i have been in congress for _ ground there? i have been in congress for ten _ ground there? i have been in congress for ten years - ground there? i have been in congress for ten years now l ground there? i have been in i congress for ten years now and ground there? i have been in - congress for ten years now and state legislatures here in pennsylvania for six years before that. so every night on election eve there is always a lot of nerves and anxiety, but also a lot of activity as well. i have to say, the last 72 hours or so really have never seen anything like it. of course 2020 because of the pandemic things were more limited, but it does feel as if almost every democrat i know throughout the country has descended upon pennsylvania over these last several days, last week. not