we showed bryant the interrogation video. >> he knows what's going on. he's not a dumb redneck, okay? >> reporter: the film captures the fierce, real-life bond between jewell and his lawyer, portrayed by sam rockwell. >> i'm asking you if you had any part in the centennial bombing, yes, so if you have anything to do with this -- >> i did not plant that bomb in centennial park, and i made the mistake of assuming you knew that. >> all right, well, let's beat the hell out of these bastards, okay? >> reporter: what made you think he wasn't the bastards? >> because i know him. that's why. because i know him to be a good, decent guy. if he had $2, he'd spend $4 buying you presents. >> reporter: bryant became his bulldog. >> you guys are really barking up the wrong twree wiree with t, i doesn don't think he'll be arrested. >> reporter: on july 31, 1996. >> the attorney representing richard jewell is being notified of this search. >> reporter: federal agents searched his apartment, that's jewell sitting on the staircase while they removed some of their personal

i'm getting reports of stands water on 8th and bryant bryant t in san francisco. julian and kumasi? >> thank you. >>> happening now, the house of representatives is preparing for an historic vote and a big day on capitol hill. >> later today president trump will become the third ever u.s. president to be impeached. ines de la cuetara joins us live from capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: that historic vote moments away. the house is meeting at 9:00 a.m. to debate those two articles of impeachment against president trump and the final vote expected this evening. today the u.s. house of representatives is set to impeach president trump just the third time in u.s. history that's ever happened. president trump is accused of obstructing congress and abusing the power of his office for personal gain when he pressured the leader of ukraine to investigate his political opponents. >> mr. president, do you take any responsibility for the fact that you are about to be impeached? >> no, i don't take any. zero to put it mildly. >> reporter: in a scathing six-page letter to house speaker n

nick bryant, bbcs, washington. laura: for more on this majorve pment in the impeachment of the american president, i spoke earlier with jonathan turley, a legal scholar from esorge washington university who testified toonon wednesday. that the case against the president the democrats are trying to bring is lacking key testimony, but democrats are going ahead with the articles of impeachment. what is your reaction? jonathan: well, this is the case almost designed to fail. what i was trying to say yesterday is you can impeach a prident for abuse of power you can impeach him for you just cannot do it on this record.rd the res very thin. the problem is that everyone is coming to see this movie and only hearing the lines they wan. to h for people that don't like donald trump, those 11 or 12 witnesses sealed the case for them. but there was another 12 witnesses that have not been heard from. there are conflicts in the record, including three direct conversations with trump or he --re he denies a quid pro quo. the way tho

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nick bryant reports from washington. on capitol hill today, the battle lines started being marked out for an epic political fight. a process likely now to lead to the trial of donald trump, a constitutional spectacle seen only twice before in the turbulent history of america. the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, is now ready to move forward with drafting the articles of impeachment, a charge sheet, in effect, accusing the president of high crimes and misdemeanors. sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and a heart full of love for america, today, i am asking our government to proceed with articles of impeachment. the democrats havee accused donald trump of undermining american democracy by trying to get political dirt from the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, on his rival, the former vice president, joe biden — using us military aid as an inducement. but mr trump, returned home from the nato summit saying the democrats are crazy and if they're impeach him they should do i

nick bryant has the latest.capitol hill today, the battle lines started being marked out for an epic political fight. a process likely now to lead to the trial of donald trump, a constitutional spectacle seen only twice before in america's turbulent history. the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, is now ready to move forward with drafting the articles of impeachment, a charge sheet, in effect, accusing the president of high crimes and misdemeanours. sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and a heart full of love for america, today, i am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. the democrats have accused donald trump of undermining american democracy by trying to get political dirt from the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, on his rival, the former vice president, joe biden, using us military aid as an inducement. but donald trump arrived home from this week's nato summit saying the democrats are crazy and if they're going to impeach him they shou

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.n india have left two people dead and 11 injured, during protests about a controversial new citizenship law. prime minister narendra modi has appealed for calm, after a series of demonstrations in a number of states. people are angry about legislation which would fast—track citizenship for immigrants from neighbouring countries — unless they're muslim. 0pposition parties say the bill is another move by the hindu nationalist bjp party to marginalise the country's 200 million muslims. pratiksha ghildial reports from delhi. anger on the streets of north—east india. the people here are protesting against a new citizenship law that will enable immigrants from neighbouring countries to settle here. they say it will threaten their cultural and ethnic identity. that is not the only reason india is divided. rights groups are furious because the new law will not allow muslim migrants to become citizens. campaigners like these say by excluding muslims, the government is undermining the values on

nick bryant is at the white house.les of impeachment is like criminal charges against the president, and the democrats have the numbers in the democrats have the numbers in the house of representatives to impeach to charge donald trump. then the process would move to the us senate for a trial of donald trump, where the senators act as jurors, and the republicans are in control. 0n capitol hill today, the battle lines started being marked out for an epic political fight. a process likely now to lead to the trial of donald trump, a constitutional spectacle seen only twice before in the turbulent history of america. for the first time, the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, says she's ready to move forward with drafting what are called articles of impeachment. a charge sheet, in effect, accusing the president of high crimes and misdemeanors. sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and a heart full of love for america, today, i am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeach

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.c sector strikes for years. the strikes have been called in reponse to president macron‘s plans to reform pensions. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson reports from paris. tear gas today masked the real danger facing president macron. not the risk of a vehicle on fire in central paris, but the risk of a silent majority, set alight by opposition to his pension reforms. most marched peacefully against the offer of longer working lives and smaller pensions, their quiet anger directed more at politicians than police. translation: they sit in the national assembly and sleep most of the time, and they earn 5,000 euros a month. we‘re in the street, breaking our backs, working overtime. ask them how much a baguette costs, they don‘t know. the big question is whether anger over pension reforms will ignite into wider discontent, both with the economic situation and with president macron himself. the biggest threat to mr macron is the country uniting against him. this battle is likely to be his tou

nick bryant reports from new york.able from the red carpet mogul of old. the man alleged to have physically overpowered his female victims, shuffling feebly into this manhattan courthouse, hunched over a walking frame. the disgraced hollywood producer will face a criminal trial injanuary but most of the civil lawsuits against him are on the verge of being settled. more than 30 women will share $25 million, but insurance companies, rather than weinstein, will foot the bill. and nor will he have to admit any guilt. i think the most startling thing in this deal for people is first of all, weinstein won't have to pay his accusers out of his own pocket. and he is not admitting any wrongdoing. exactly. the new york times journalist who first told the story of his victims also broke the news of the settlement. so, this was the venue for most of the women to bring their accusations forward in court. and weinstein is able to essentially sweep it away in a single stroke without paying anything to the victims out of his own pocke

>> reporter: in new york's christmas-themed bryant park, i found one on one moments with santa are still the youngest st. nick ambassadors happily shape the mystery of mr. claus. how does he get down the chimney? >> he usually parks his sleigh on top of the roof and then he just goes down >> reporter: michael and his sister antoinette had their lists committed to memory >> like the football game >> reporter: are you a little nervous >> kind of >> reporter: you look like you're going to forget what you want to say oh, the pressure and then the moment. >> a nerf gun, a camera >> reporter: did you remember everything on your list? >> yes >> no. >> reporter: no worries. he's got you covered, kids >> whatever people ask for, the basic thing they really want is happiness. and they think those things will give them happiness. and of course it's an illusion because happiness must eventually come from within >> and that, santa explained to me, is the true meaning of christmas. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone have a good night. >>> right nowÑi atñrçó çó6:00

msouri govern michael parson and mississippi governor phil bryant agr more needs to beone. >>that we bring all this together to really improve e workforce and give peoplehe opportunity to be successful be up spend quality time with that child put them into a quality day ce that can provide an educational opportunity and make sure that she has a really well payin job to go back to this comes after the white housstruck a deal with house democrats this week at w provide 12 weeks of paid parental leave to federal workers. >>if the plan passes as expected. more th 2 million federal workers would gain access to paid fily leave it's great first step for the entire country and for the rest of america, joegrogan the director the white house domestic poliouncil says the administratio supports a bipartisan bill that would give growing families and advance their child tax credits we will be sure that that this credit is his past for america families in whiton, i'm just eaten or. >>cracking down on human trafficking and prostitutio how they caught a disney security guard in the t during

some people spent some of the night by candle light at least six homes on this block of bryant were without power as pg&e crews worked on the problem. in los altos, the lights went out on the annual christmas parade there. this is video of last year's celebration. sunday's event is canceled. the wind and rain could be too much for the electric light floats and costumes. and at s.f.o., the rain and low clouds are causing cancellation ands delays. there is a back up of flights taking off and landing. >> i just realized it's making circles to make sure they would be able to land. they could forward somewhere, bethey landed. >> reporter: the rogers family just arrived from a long vacation in maui. they're clearly not ready for the cold here. >> we haven't been outside yet, but i'm not excited for it.are holiday early. >> the crowds will probably be here tomorrow. >> reporte psengers tomorrow andelore weather issues, too. at one pointed to, s.f.o. had delays averaging about three hours. they had 60 flight cancellations and it's likely there's going to be some of those tomorrow as well. reporting

people like this long time resident kris bryant came by to get their hands on one of the last copies. >> you know, kind of sad, you know? it has been here forever. so, you know? they don't really have a local paper, to me it's pretty much dying anyway. so. seeing a little like this disappear is worse. >> reporter: when bill hickman drove all the way from berkeley. >> it is said. very sad. i mean, really the community is losing a good source of news. he plans to save the paper as a keepsake. he grew up the martinez. his first job was a paper route. >> is to deliver this newspaper when i was 15 years old on my bike. >> reporter: when he cannot believe it is coming to an end but hopes to continue as an online publication. >> reporter: all of the people, most of them delivered to houses. >> reporter: when final edition includes a picture of the first edition published in 1858 when the paper was called the contra costa gazette. inside, photographs of the former publishers and plenty of memories throughout the years. it leaves the reader with a poignant quote of the day. every time a newspa

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.ofessor of sexual violence law at new england law—boston. thank you forjoining us, we heard one of the accuser is saying this settle m e nt one of the accuser is saying this settlement is a joke, is this a slap in the face to the woman who came forward to publicly accuse harvey weinstein? i think it is. for several reasons. first and foremost, it is not a lot of money. he committed an awful lot of really serious acts of sexual misconduct so he is getting a big discount, if you ask me, a kind of volume discount. 25 million sounds like a lot of money, more than half will go to the lawyers so the rest gets divided among approximately 30 victims. did the maths, that is not a lot of money. it is business for usual as harvey weinstein because he has a history of writing a check, doing horrible things to women and paying them to stay silent. this feels like more of the same, that is the biggest issue for me. and if that he does not have to admit any wrongdoing. he has always denied this and a

project but the judge ruled in payroll the city last month and the 200 facility is near beal and bryant street near high rise condo buildings and police are setting up a two block safety zone around the center and plan to commit for police officers to the area. >>> police in pittsburgh asking for help to find two gunmen who killed a man inside his home with his family is well there rafael lopez and his fiancie were hosting a family event at their home in the oak hills neighborhood and they say family was coming and going and so the front door was open. perry believes that is when the mast gunmen just walked in.>> the gunman was here with the gun pointed at our son in the first shot was fired. within seconds of the first shot fired, rafael ran down the hallway from our room and tackled the gunman.>> perry said that is when she saw the second man and another shot was fired and he started yelling the police had arrived. the gunshot apparently hit lopez and he died on the floor of their home. nobody or the family says nothing was stolen but she said he was everything to her and their six ch

nick bryant sent this report.capitol hill today, the battle lines and started being marked out, for an epic politicalfight. started being marked out, for an epic political fight. for a started being marked out, for an epic politicalfight. for a process likely now to lead to the trial of donald trump, a constitutional spectacle seen only twice before in the turbulent history of america. for the first time, the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, says she's ready to move forward with drafting what are called articles of impeachment. a charge sheet, in effect, accusing the president of high crimes and misdemeanors. sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders, and a heart full of love for america, today, i'm asking our chairman to besiege with articles of impeachment. the democrats are accusing donald trump of undermining american democracy by trying to get political dirt from the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, on his arrival, the former prep vice president, joe biden from u

i'm just going to you can you please inform this bryant supporter how many police officers was sent to intensive cad by students in about a comma is clearly not believing the old. a genuine students at since all this started- but it's worth noting that this is really being seen as the biggest threat that run from may to his at a scene to his premiership. is the shock at the crack down the seed has reunited with his opponents against him and this was the same. the room for mode he was greeted with a big hugs and a conscious by menu micro once upon a time so it clearly. interesting times for both leaders- because here in front of course the french government has the embarrassment of- a minister's resignation old into the current. controversy in francia the strikes of pension full. yes exactly the right man he's pension reform a plan. as to hundreds of thousands onto the street. i'm proof public transport gririnding to a halt- is actually the man who has had to stand down today he is cool john. who died of walk. and this is a- is a call to my son i got. at when it's the advent calendar of

missouri governor michael parson and mississippi governor phil bryant agree more needs to bedone that we bring all this together to really improve the workforce and give people the opportunity to be successful be up spend quality time with that child. >>put them into a quality day care that can provide an educational opportunity and make sure that she has a to this comes after the white house struck a deal with house democrats this week that would pride 12 weeks of paid parental leave to federal workers if the plan passes as expected more than 2 million federal workers would gain access to paid family leave it's a great first step for the entire country and for the rest of america, joe grogan the director of the white house domestic policy council says the administration supports a bipartisan bill that would give growing families and advance their child tax credits we will be sure that that this credit is his past for arican families in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning ne construction of the suicide prevention at the golden gate bridge being delayed w

this is around bryant and embarcadero right under the bay bridge. think there should be a shelter in every neighborhood calling it a disgrace we live in a city with so many billionaires they can't get everyone a safe bed at night. homeless advocates cheering the opening of this navigation center and calling for more of them. there will be a tour today of the center. the mayor and some other dignitaries will be here at 11:00 this morning to get a first look and it will open later this week. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> it is now 4:30. if you're just waking up to us, it's time for weather and traffic. >> hi, mike. >>> let's talk about what will happen tonight and tomorrow. light to moderate rains moving in. some gusty winds, 15 to 35 miles an hour. maybe faster at our highest peaks. some radar returns on live dob letter 7. all is

to incinerate seed every 2nd nearly 30000000000 pounds of unsold stock burnt to protect the breeze bryant. the fashion industry is no stranger to environmental abuses. bad climate protests have also been scheduled this year to coincide with the annual shopping stampede so which wars will win out climate concerns or consumerism in the past it's always been the market that takes the cake people are there protesting if they think it's bad for the environment i mean they're kind of right bill like. you know if. you don't the prince how you see it. for the environment you know the pens were a place. canonically the states because well. you don't want to buy something really got devices nobody thinks was a you know blank. that's how i see it and if you want to spend the money. a probe has been launched in france into the alleged misuse of donated human bodies or to research center have that story and more after this short break. your industry is based on greed and that greed is based on this. rush to cumulate as much paper wealth as possible even though it's not genuine wealth spot actual money

here's the bbc‘s nick bryant. it's a tentative agreement, it hasn't been signed off by a judge yet.ccusers of harvey weinstein are not involved. they disagree with this settlement. but it's significant because it ends years of legal rambling. more than 30 women have accused harvey weinstein of sexual harassment, of rape, settling it seems for this $25 million payout. but significant, as well, because so many people think harvey weinstein has got off lightly here. $25 million is not that much when it's divided between 30 people, $500,000 each, and we thought the original settlement pot was going to be much bigger, maybe as much as $90 million. and then, as you say, harvey weinstein does not have to admit any wrongdoing in this civil case, and nor, it seems, does he have to pay any money out of his own pocket. it seems the insurance companies acting for his former studio are going to foot the bill, and it also offers him and the board members of that company some indemnity. so there's been a lot of anger, since the new york times first reported this tentative deal, that harvey weinste

. >> reporter: pastor erik bryant at gateway church is hosting a volunteer search effort this weekend. >> i want to make sure people know that it's important that we have a faith bigger than our circumstances, and to continue to pray for a better ending than what we often see on the news. >> reporter: a community tense and clinging to hope for the safe returns of this mother and her baby sam brock, nbc news, austin. >> some scary moments at an airport in california. investigators say a teenage girl breached a fence and then stole a plane before crashing it into a nearby building. we get more now from nbc's tom costello >> 184, airplane into a building >> reporter: crashed into an aircraft maintenance building at the fresno yosemite airport,a severely damaged king air 200. police say this video captures the moment a 17-year-old girl tried to steal the plane after climbing over a fence and starting one of the engines. but the plane never got off the ground, crashing into the building instead >> the engine is completely ripped off and still smoking >> reporter: police arrested the teenag

evidence and insist the democrats just don't like the president. 0ur north america correspondent, nick bryanty today felt more like a series of history lectures, with professors appearing on capitol hill to explain what america's founding fathers meant by high cream and misdemeanours, the constitutional standard to impeach or charge a president. but we have had weeks of televised hearings now and across america theyjust have not shifted public opinion, they have not moved the dial before. nor has a single republican lawmaker come out and said donald trump should be impeached. so i think what will happen from here is that before christmas the democrats will use their house of representatives majority to impeach donald trump, then after christmas, in the new year, we look at the trial of donald trump in the us senate, where the republicans have the numbers to deliver a not guilty verdict. studio: many thanks, nick briant. with the general election just days away, new research suggests that over a million people on low incomes — who didn't vote in the last election — are planning to do so this t

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.ssor sahar aziz is director of the center for security, race and rights at rutgers university law school. apologies for the voice. i will keep trying to talk. professor sahar aziz is director of the center for security, race and rights at rutgers university law school. professor, good to talk to you. this is political theatre, isn't it? the president is not going to be removed from office at a trial in a senate dominated by his party. so how much does it matter and how significant is it? it is significant because of the timing because the elections are coming up next year and during the congressional elections, the republicans lost the house and the democrats are hoping that they will also lose the white house. what the republicans are trying to do is make it seem like it's really all about politics but what the democrats are trying to show to the american public is this is really about the constitution, the law, and that's why they invited the constitutional law experts to testify for

been a vocal proponent of the site, putting her at odds with residents, the center is located near bryant street, close to high-rise condo buildings. they also plan to put up a two block safety zone. >> one of the areas is a trail were nearly 200 people are living in a tent between stony point and right road. indoor and outdoor shelters, subsidizing stays at public or private campgrounds and federal money for rental assistance. there was a setback including for california where they say a lower court ruling underlines their ability to regulate homeless comments. on sidewalks and in parks if no other shelter is available. >> boeing took a significant step, suspending production of the 737 max jet, they don't expect any layoffs as a result. the 737 max has been grounded since march after 346 people were killed. federal regulators told the company that they had unrealistic rotations for getting the plane back into service. shares of boeing were off by more than 4% on the news. >> a walnut tree damage but not lost, one family's story is giving the tree a prominent place in their new home. >>

gathered to try to avoid these things bother me although there are hundreds of police officers many in bryant's case they have allowed these protesters to make their way to john 3rd month though that's what's happening in new delhi elsewhere around the country even bigger numbers thousands of people who we're hearing protesting in the cities of chennai also it is cold cuts these are opposition controlled. cities and states they have it's not to be j.p. in power and as far as we know there are less restrictions and people are actually being allowed to protest in those places but nevertheless it doesn't make it even when they do impose baseband they do take the 5th and as soon as they can keep protests. and this citizenship has not just muslims but many others in particular in the north western states of. what's been the government's response any sign that it could spot truck. there's no sign funny that they're going to backtrack on the citizenship amendment accepted hans by both houses of parliament a body that is. going to be challenged at the supreme court has with the 65 petitions challenging

. >> adopt a decuria coloration the property located at 639 bryant street is surplus and provide for the city's transfer in exchange for acquiring 2000marin street. this is relocation of the sfpuc power enterprise utility field service for the port property and developers reimbursement of certain sfpuc costs subject to the approval by the board of supervisors. >> this is land swap for the corporate yard. we are surrendering the lease for the warehouse as well and we are acquiring 2000marin. one of the things we need is corporate spaces within the city. it is getting hard to locate corporate yards for our people. this is an opportunity to go from a site 1.37-acres to almost 8-acres, the site does have issues. we have investigated. we feel it is prudent to move forward. we have received additional concessions from the developer to pay for the improvement costs at pier 23. this will allow us to move the enterprise yard to that location and basically have them in a place where they can reach many of the areas where we have facilities. i think the agenda item is self-explanatory. i will a

we are live in bryant report. we have a little bit of snow on the ground.ut giving tuesday and give back gift shop with world vision coming up in the next hour. first i want to talk about the weather. we did have a nor'easter that brought the snow here in central park. incredible snowfall totals across the interior northeast sections upstate new york and new england. it will finally be out of here this afternoon and travel will improve, i promise but i need a little help this morning to do the weather i brought in my grensd chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick: there should be two meteorologists on every show. janice: i totally agree. how do we make it happen. we will make it happen. giving tuesday have you done amazes things with your weather man umbrella. he is the inventor of my favorite umbrella. it should be yours. you are giving back to folds of honor. rick: yeah, you know what? on saturday we presented a check to folds of honor on this show for $75,000 and it's from umbrellas sold we have donated for every one of our patriotic umbrellas so we don

william jennings bryant, who had been the popular democratic candidate and talked a lot about imperialism in that election loses. and in a speech after the election, william jennings bryan said "imperialism is the policy of an empire. and an empire is a nation composed of different races living under varying forms a government. a republic cannot be an empire, for a republic rests upon the theory that the government derive their powers from the consent of the governed and theorylism violates this . we do not want the filipinos for citizens. they cannot, without danger to us, share in the government of our nation. and moreover, we cannot afford to add another race question to the race questions which we already have. neither can we hold the filipinos subjects, even if we could benefit them by so doing. our experiment in colonialism has been unfortunate. instead of profit, it has brought loss, instead of strength, it has brought weakness. so the question is, can you have a republican democracy and colonies? the constitution does not include a description of how you treat people in foreign co

this is right underneath the bay bridge on the embarcadero located between bryant and brannon.think there should be a center in every neighborhood. it's a disgrace to live in a city with so many billionaires but you can't get everyone a safe bed at nice. again, very controversial. neighbors took the issue to court and lost. here is the certainty ready to open. the mayor will be here at about 11:00 this morning. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> also happening today sonoma county leaders will announce emergency measures to deal with the homeless crisis. it includes possible creation of short-term shelters at the county fair grounds. this is sky 7 over an encampment along highway 12 near the fair grounds. one of the goals is to try to find temporary shelter. it would have 24-7 security. about 3,000 people are homeless in sonoma county. >> pg&e has until the end of the day to submit a plan. governor newsom says the current plans doesn't meet the law. it would allow the company to emerge from bankruptcy before a june 30th deadline. the governor has rejected that. and yesterday abc 7

bryant. mr. cannon alluded to the fact that you are a united states attorney and suggested that you respond to one of his questions. and i see my friend from arkansas, mr. hutchinson, here also. as former u.s. attorneys, both of you, and for whom i truly have great respect for both of you, let me pose a question. take bill clinton out of the deposition. substitute ordinary citizen. would either one of you have brought a perjury case when you were the united states attorney? and the context that i pose this is that we have five united states attorneys here, testifying that in both the grand jury, as well as the deposition -- >> gentleman's time has again expired. >>>> for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? >> allowing to speak out of turn for one minute. mr. chairman, i don't want to appear to be the grinch who stole christmas, but i want to tell my democrat and republican friends alike, i think five minutes are sufficient. if it doesn't annoy anybody to too severely, i inte

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missouri governor michael parson and mississippi governor phil bryant agree bring all this together toy improve the workforce and give people the oprtunity to be successl be up spend quality time with that child. >>put them into a quality day care that can provide an educational opportunity and make sure that she has a really well paying job go back to this comes after the whi house struck a deal with house democrats this week that would provide 12 weeksof paid parental leave to federal workerif the plan passes as pected more than 2 million federal workers would gain access to paid family leave it's a gat first step for the entire country and fothe rest of america, joe grogan the diector of the white house mestic policy cocil says e administration supports a bipartisan bi that would give growing families and advance their child tax credits we will be sure that that this credit is his past for amerin families order. ington, i'm just eaten >>as we head to break, let's go to yosemite look at that isn't it beautiful the yosemite falls if are heading therthis week, i'm sure it's going to be

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