to your question, first of all, chrissy touched on this. intelligence about ukraine was extraordinary we had failures on 9/11. i worked the intelligence -- there's intelligence things you cannot talk about because it's single source. but russia put up very clearly, putin has given thed orers to invade and we don't mind talking about it. why is that not sensitive? so much of the information is in the a single source. it's all over russia that they've given out thed orers to invade in february. and we used the intelligence to -- as an information warfare tool which i thought was also impressive. one of the highlights of this administration is how they utilized the intelligence to our advantage. on the other side we are -- our industrial base is hollow. we, after the cold war, we shut down so much of our production capacity. we got to restore that. we've got to, just -- we've got a just in time mindset for weapons. that doesn't work either. we need, you know, stocks of munitions. 155 millimeter shells. i think we losed a lot of our high mars -

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esnet is the eldest of four girls to a single mum, chrissy. let one thing slip, it all just starts to unravel. in the united states, we're dealing with a rollback in reproductive rights, things that people thought they could take for granted. and a lot of it is because of the devaluation of women, the belief that women don't have choice and power over their own being. that's what's happening here. advancing girls�* education africa is a grassroots organisation that reaches girls across malawi. thank you so much. have a seat. their key aim is to develop access to education as a way to challenge cultural beliefs of child marriage that are often deep—rooted in remote and rural communities. what are the reasons and the causes for child marriage? what are the conditions that lead to girls under the age of 18 getting married ? when you look at our context here in malawi, the major aspect is poverty, because... ..there could be a family has got so many children and the parents cannot just support them. what do they do? they force the girls to go get

these are all your sisters esnet is the eldest of four girls to a single mum, chrissy.ne thing slip, it all just starts to unravel. in the united states, we're dealing with a rollback in reproductive rights, things that people thought they could take for granted. and a lot of it is because of the devaluation of women, the belief that women don't have choice and power over their own being. that's what's happening here. advancing girls�* education africa is a grassroots organisation that reaches girls across malawi. thank you so much. have a seat. their key aim is to develop access to education as a way to challenge cultural beliefs of child marriage that are often deep—rooted in remote and rural communities. what are the reasons and the causes for child marriage? what are the conditions that lead to girls under the age of 18 getting married ? when you look at our context here in malawi, the major aspect is poverty, because... ..there could be a family has got so many children and the parents cannot just support them. what do they do? they force the girls to go get marrie

. >> chrissy swanson is a close family friend of sheila's and saw sheila's distress firsthand. >> sheas trying so hard to help them find anything, so hard to help them figure out what had happened. >> the star city police are still looking for a missing 16-year-old. >> dave made a plea for help on local news station wboy. >> we love her. we want her home. >> by sunday night, skylar had been gone the whole weekend. her family, including her aunt carol, was heartsick. >> i just had this horrible feeling in my heart that, you know, something terrible had happened and it wasn't like her to run away or disappear like she did. >> mary told me that night, she said, something's wrong, babe. something's bad wrong. >> the community held a candlelight vigil. skylar's school friends came, including rachel and sheila. >> they were crying, came up and hugged me and mary, just crying their eyes out. >> the only thing mary could say was, what can we do to help these girls? how can we help these girls? >> skylar's family friend morgan lawrence was upset too. she was at camp when she read on facebook t

that is tonight's read out, all in with chrissy starts literally right now. in with chrissy starts >>> tonight on all in -- >> what are they afraid of? i am here, i am ready. >> the president son springs the trap, and republicans show their hand. >> what are you hoping to gain from an impeachment inquiry? >> all i want to see is donald j trump 2024. >> tonight, the impeachment push not even in full in fox news. >> we don't actually have any facts to that point. there is no evidence that joe biden did anything illegal. >>> then why judge chutkan paused trial proceedings in the wake of jack smith's supreme court gambit, and today's big new in the supreme court will take up its biggest abortion case since the dobbs when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris is, about two hours ago, the republican-controlled house of representatives voted to formally open an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden by a narrow nine vote margin, entirely along party lines. every single republican voter started the impeachment process over, it's not re

-john and chrissy were also busy with babies this year.ar off with her soaring super bowl performance/baby reveal... -rihanna was peter pan! she was flying. -...she and a$ap rocky welcomed their second son, baby riot, in august. kourtney kardashian and travis barker also had an iconic pregnancy reveal and gender reveal... [ drum roll playing ] [ cheers and applause ] -it's a boy! -...and baby rocky joined the family in november. -i bet the baby will be so cute. i do think they need to have one more then and have a girl. -tennis icon serena williams aced her baby announcement in an unforgettable tiktok welcoming her daughter adira in august. but first, she and her husband, alexis ohanian, got to deliver the news to adira's big sis, olympia. -i have a baby in my belly. -are you kidding me? -no. -you're gonna be a big sister. -you're gonna be a big sister. -[ squeals ] -wanna feel old? harry potter is a dad. daniel radcliffe and his girlfriend, erin darke, welcomed a baby boy this spring, who's already got daddy daniel under his spell. -there

. >> chrissy iglesias says that adding this will add 15 more ambassadors in the area, which is what is new for leticia. >> it is safe. this is the district that is surrounded by nice people. >> leticia tells me that she hopes everyone can come out on saturday . i am told there will be something for everyone. >> downtown oakland has been taking steps to make sure shoppers feel safe. a pilot program was launched in october to allow people to park in a secure parking garage for five dollars after 5:00 p.m. on weekdays and weekends. it is at the franklin plaza garage off broadway near the fox theater. >>> a live look from the white house where president biden was joined by the president of ukraine today. they pressed congress to provide more money in the fight against russia. skyler. >> reporter: it's good to be with you. this push by both of these presidents hinges on these negotiations in congress as it relates to more funding, to the tune of $60 billion for ukraine, specifically. additional funding for several other requests for the president. a number of republicans say that they want

action is the largest advocacy organization in the city, and its leaders say, current government chrissympeded progress on the city's drug, homeless, and housing crisis .they're hoping to change that by proposing two charter amendment on the november 2024 ballot. the first aims to bring accountability to an elected bodies by creating a cap on the number of city commissions, and cutting the current number in half. san francisco currently has twice as many city commissions as similarly -sized cities. >> commissions will spring up more cd resources and time so that they can better focus on addressing our most pressing challenges. the hard cap also prevents unnecessary future commission growth, and should help reduce politically-motivated measures that we have seen in recent years. >> the second measure aims to add power to the office of the mayor. the group says mayoral authority has been whittled away over the past decade by politically- driven measures and commissions not chosen by the voters. >>> we are hearing more details about a plan in the south bay to build housing for hundreds of a

but it's quite interesting because chris chrissy has been saying that the other candidates are afraid of offend. trump, i'd say rather than being afraid of offending terms, offending is voters because many of those candidates need it to get and those who would vote for trump. we see him in the pool, he is still the front or there is a long distance, as you can see between the front runner and other candidates. so, rather than being afraid of offending trumbull, chris christy is saying that might be afraid of offending his voters and that they want to get it to their own account. but it's really interesting to see how donald trump is, is shaping in the dial, like a shaping the discussion, even though he's not attending it needs to be a that's why the, the will and you crying with a republican lawmakers cooling their support for us side for keith, how much of a i wouldn't count, probably the issue is it as it is? i mean now we see how local apologies are having international implications yesterday the senate does not pass it. this is supplemental that the wife has requested. the wife ha

but perhaps the most ironic example of climate cape pa chrissy comes from germany where they are closing and retiring one of their largest wind farms to you know what they're going to be putting there in place of that wind farm . are you ready for this the replacing that with a coal mine? that's right. they're extending their coal project and saying 9 to their wind far away. it's not just the rich. it's not just the rich nations that consume and burn the most energy. it's also rich people, and here comes the prose, according to university of massachusetts and hertz, and a study they did. those who have enough resources to be in the top 10 percent of incomes in the united states are responsible for 40 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions. imagine that huh. 10 percent of us produced 40 percent of the harmful gases and who pays the highest price for all of this. because this is really where the rubber meets the road. right? well, it's definitely not the rich nations like ours. it is in fact, the poorest. it's a bali islands a secret to us. they contain the mano of all people with a home

well politicians have slammed with the us, have paul chrissy, and quoted on it to stop fueling the conflicts, continuation condone in the continuation of the fighting. well advocating for the prevention of pillow, the conflict is self deceiving, compelling, the continuation of the fighting while making every mention of the protection of women girls, some human device is extremely hypercritical. all this once again shows what double standards are, or course small, good, even though wasn't countries know very well. the crimes committed by israel, they act with no sense of shame. politicians are not the only ones concerned with us actions humanitarian groups. according to us, move a vote against humanity to this bonus, continue to bring down and boast in civilians and cost widespread destruction. the us is once again, houston spa were to book an attempt by the un security council. the demand to cease 5 and gaza by viewing this resolution, the u. s. stands alone and gusting its vote against humanity. the us vito stance the shop contrast to the values professors to uphold by continuing to provide

when this is linda chrissy, i'm familiar, familiar with each other. ca uses anyone at anything if there's a religion the the, the, the russian forces sees control of the bible said here, marine cash locate is relatively close to the regional capital. the net republic will bring you our exclusive report from the ground. letting me tell you might in colorado are 3 left events, is some of the worst examples of how sleepy town can be the faces. do my don scenario will not work in serbia, given the determination of present, improve church who is willing to strengthen serbia, sovereignty ross and then basket at this the best as the president, which has pretty common protested, move into the balkan country. it's supported by western powers in an interview with archie, he expressed his confidence that a receipt of key.

but perhaps the most ironic example of climate cape pa chrissy comes from germany where they are closing and retiring one of their largest wind farms to you know what they're going to be putting there in place of that wind farm . are you ready for this? they're replacing that with a coal mine. that's right. they're extending their coal project and saying 9 to their wind farm. by the way, it's not just the rich. it's not just the rich nations that consume and burn the most energy. it's also rich people. and here comes the prose according to university of massachusetts and hertz, and a study they did. those who have enough resources to be in the top 10 percent of incomes in the united states are responsible for 40 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions. imagine that huh. 10 percent of us produced 40 percent of the harmful gases and who pays the highest price for all of this. because this is really where the rubber meets the road. right? well, it's definitely not. the originations like ours it is, in fact the forest into valley islands are sacred to us. they contain the mano of all people

has again accuse the us of have paul chrissy in the support of israel so offensive to maddie sweetie that ought to be done by then the bite and administration practices the most obscene language of i talk. i see it talks about civilians under protection on the one hand. and then it talks about protecting nazis and a mattress and providing them with weapons and political protection. on the other hand, these positions make by them and his administration an accomplice in the crime. and we hold him politically and morally responsible for humanity and legality and not subject to statutes of limitations. israel strategic affairs minister is in washington dc. p health tools with the us national security advisor, jake sullivan. how does your castro is following the developments? run term are set to be one of benjamin netanyahu is closest confidence and the former is really ambassador to the us that behind closed doors with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. and according to the white house read out of this meeting, the 2 discussed hostages. the transition to a new phase of the war

yeah, so you still can save the quote, hateful chrissy. it's a full themselves and nothing as they don't, you don't give a they don't, they don't care for the symptom. as long as they keep talking deputy they'll be made. is that the ability, that's all of this month us to the north, tennessee not been really cares about anything the dublin store is really what is getting access to money. that's something that we're really is perry crises that will bring us down because nobody cares. i don't think because for me it is something that we find that is looking like a visual of bi annually chose that size megacity for mrs butterfield, believe us had the and if it's simple, let's declare it shows a goal, at least on next to the next talk so to the race, so they'll give us that the city costly at the cost of everything else and gets nothing is really changing. and finally, boosting ties with iran is the focus of a key conference that's kicked off in the countries capital, tyrone the racial expo 2023 brings together the delegates from all around th

congresswoman, chrissy houlihan joining us from pennsylvania. and have a wonderful holiday. >> thank you, you, too. >>> the colorado supreme court removed donald trump from the primary ballot saying he incited an insurrection on january 6th. jena griswald said she would uphold the court's decision and she joins us next. i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know you like wrestling, so we got you some vip tickets. you have made an impact. so have you. for you guys to be out here doing something like this, it restores a lot of faith in humanity. >>> donald trump's team is promising to appeal the colorado state supreme court ruling taking him off of the state's primary election ballot. in the 4-3 ruling they said donald trump is not eligible to hold office because he, quote, engaged in insurrection. the justices acknowledged that in their opi

google it chrissy the people need. by the way, people are also under relentless bombardment. hundreds of people, mostly civilians, dying every day. >> omar, i want to get your thoughts on this statement from israeli president, isaac herzog. israel is ready for another humanitarian pause. our reporting indicates there has been no significant movement towards a new top, though several u.n. officials have been in qatar lately trying to get that restored. i'm wondering what your message is to all the players involved in the negotiations? not only to protect civilians in gaza but also to get those hostages out? >> the message is simple. human beings are not bargaining chips. he hostage taking is a war crime. the hostages should be unconditionally released. similarly, unlawfully detained palestinians should be released. h-e-b going in. i think we are facing the prospect, of all these people dying, we could even see more. we should, could see disease develop because of the lack of clean water. families struggling to get food on the table. the u.n. security council needs to act to pr

for your students plunge into an all-time low in international assessment and critics in the media chrissyive his home during the pandemic olivia is like an ar, with the details lydia. >> good evening and let start with the task force, scores on the international student assessment in the pi essay to american students drop 13 percent in math since 2018 recent math score was not only lower it wasn't 2012, is among the lowest ever measured by the assessment. mike and federation of teachers president, randy weingarten reacted in this event on next, saying that the data reconfirms what we have always known and in person learning is for the kids do best which is why educators and their unions, work so hard to reopen schools for safe in person learning be getting back in april 2020 now a comment drew rebuke from people on accused her of revision history. weingarten's union coldly, former present donald trump's plan back in july of 2022 reopen the schools in this reckless callous and cruel you may remember that this soundbite from penny weingarten shows off the statement, at the time. >> even a s

money through tv ad campaign's first ad of the raised spending $3 million to get his message out chrissy the rally today and let's just say trump did not have anything nice to say about the former new jersey governor. jon: chris sununu a very popular governor. so his endorsement carries a lot of weight for nikki haley. what about people like desantis and the others were they saying about it? >> desantis was trying to get the endorsement from sununu he said he did not even get a heads up this is going to change. but desantis and interviews has said that was the decision made is not going to hold it against him. desantis was in iowa today he's having to answer questions about what kind of ground game he is still going to have considering his campaign's had to reset a few different times here's what he had to say earlier today. >> we know who that media above all does not want to see nominated and that is me. we get most of the incoming fire i have had most of the campaign expenditures negative. that has been done over 30 million has been done against me and that is because people know i wi

reverend al sharpton to his grandson, john's to chrissy. the me too movement, to her grandmother. letters where you read them and you just say, wow, this is a vulnerability i'm not accustomed to seeing from these incredible figures. those were all of really impactful moments for us. >> in your introduction written, by the both of you, there is a beautiful quote. black love has always been defined by its devotion, care, and intimacy but also it's resistance, it's on wavering ability to persist in a world that would rather quash it. why is it important to spread the message of black love? >> i think we see the effects of dehumanization for the black community. we saw what happened in 2020 with george floyd, ahmaud arbery, breonna taylor. we thought it was really important to insist upon our humanity. we absolutely have to assert that. we see the effects that happened when people do not understand our humanity. >> cole? >> you cannot divorce this project from the context from which it was born. just as natalie said, i was living in australia a

there is a question if nikki haley can beat trump if chrissie is in the race. >> there's no doubt thatstie stays in the race he'll take her margin of the win. he's upset at the pro-trump people. i think hoe's a smart guy and wants to have a voice in the party and he doesn't want to upset all of the anti-trump people and he overstayed his welcome and put his ego first and he wants to make sure this party comes together. i think all these candidates know it's always kind of a long shot and at the end of the day he's the only -- the only person moving is nikki haley. chris christie isn't going to make up 30 points in the next three weeks and nikki haley can give trump that defeat that no one thought was possible in the next few weeks and that's very likely to happen. i think the voters will come nikki's way and hopefully ultimately it comes nikki's way and that's a decision for chris to make. >> governor sununu, thank you so much. happy new year. >> you bet. happy new year. >>> will the supreme court weigh in on whether to remove donald trump from the ballot? constitutional law scholar ja

it is going to be parading 2 dozen eliminated boats from pier. 39 over to chrissy field and then back again. get started about 6 o'clock temperatures should be in the mid 50's. so should be a nice night for nice time to kind of get the holiday season. they're going to hot cider out there, too. so i may need to check that out myself. a live look from the east bay. you do see that bit of haze that is out there. we are under spare the air alert, meaning that they're asking that you not burn any would write whether to fireplace or maybe your backyard pit that you might have an outdoor pit. they're asking that you not do that to contribute any the haze that's out there. we do that. spare the air alert now through sunday saturday is going to be a gorgeous day with upper 60's to even 70 degrees possible as a high. the calm before the storm, if you will. by sunday, we're looking out for the clouds to increase in get a chance of showers. that really is until monday that we start to see things kind of happened in earnest with the stormy weather. that's coming a live look at lake tahoe. if you'r

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i think of a pop chrissy and double standards of the compared with the comment. so you've just heard, i spoke last week to the brazilian president little of the silva. he was using those words last week. as also was telling you, send me one that's a resolution is voted on. it was the way that came up with the wording of the reservation that we voted on. as i said in about 6 and a half hours from now in a 2nd, the security council meeting, they have a 2nd meeting because they're still trying to persuade the us regional for a ministers of got a going later on in the coming, asked to see the secretary state and to the blinking you a as a site sponsor the resolution it was has to be sponsored by security council member . but all the members of the us, the other member states, can also co sponsor a resolution. i've just heard from the you and i'm from the source of the you and in new york, there are 55 now nations with the co sponsoring that says that's pretty strong. so the un membership, right, was they also interesting, james, when the un secretary general, so to r

welding and the original use and that matched what they wanted it to use. highlighting the i pull chrissy and to show rate all the tool is highlighting the complete breakdown of international. why do we need a resolution cooling for? you might need the assistance when these is a basic plan support under international your money, diane? no, this should not be in trends too. you might need to and then you very of you many diana systems. these writers should not stopped the delivery of humanitarian assistance and he's right and should not create the conditions that make the delivery of you many times as systems impossible. the in discriminate the targeting these bush and they won't be of surveillance. oh, you might need down and call the voice of you many doing an act to us all know that all the causes for the complete breakdown of you many terry and the system in get is that right? and this is what the result is should should do. yeah. and it has and done that, you talked about is right. and it's kind of my it and they seems to be somewhat of a disconnect for significant disconnects. some w

uh, chrissy says no, i think they've been cruel. 35% is too much to ask. she says it is political., we was just talking about anonymity with children and whether or not criminals should be i'll quickly tell you be named. i'll quickly tell you this move on, gladys this before we move on, gladys says. had two grand children, says. we had two grand children, twins says were very twins. she says they were very naughty, into trouble, naughty, getting into trouble, stealing, etc. they asbos at stealing, etc. they got asbos at 12 age long story 12 years of age long story short, she says their names were in all the papers and all the media. she but it media. um she says, but it didn't do any good all didn't do any good at all because basically all of because basically it made all of their friends think they were great, almost give them celebrity, kind of status . celebrity, uh, kind of status. as pam says, i worked in a school with children with problems. one child told me he happily helped his cousin break problems. one child told me he hapjpropertyzd his cousin break problems. one child

shen yun, chrissy jackson, we've been expecting you. streaming on disney+ live doppler seven showing you some drizzle, some light showers this morning. >> we are waiting a cold front this afternoon that will bring about heavy rain this evening, and some gusty winds to level three. a strong storm on the abc seven storm impact scale later on today for downpour. strong winds, possibly some isolated flooding. the exploratorium camera is wet out there. we're really highlighting this evening. by 5 p.m, that's when the heavy rain is moving through and those gusty winds as well. kumasi >> thanks, drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc seven news.com. >> rakubian has been bringing families together for over 50 years. there's a new 2024 thor chateau is now discounted at just 77.998. your holiday adventures begin at rick van deck the halls with bring out the toys. >> and the boys come to town. >> hurry into your local acura dealer for the season of performance e

. >> we don't mean to make you more nervous, but we do have the guiness world record adjudicator chrissye go! >> three, two, one! [ cheering ] >> come on, come on. got plenty of time. let's go. come on, tommy. come on, tommy. do it for the kids! do it for the kid, tommy! let's go. picking up speed. you're picking up speed. let's go, let's go! [ cheering ] come on, tommy! come on, tommy. >> tommy! tommy! tommy! tommy! >> come on. come on. >> come on, tommy. >> yes, tommy! go, go, go! come on. you got ten seconds! you got ten seconds! come on. come on. go, go, go. yes, yes, yes! and time! tommy! let's go! >> how do you feel? >> wow. tommy, do you know what? we are so excited for you. it appears you did break the record. we got to get it official. we're going to take a couple minutes. you're going to work on that. >> i will. >> didn't he look good? didn't he look good? >> i thought that looked real good. >> that looked absolutely amazing. >> wow. >> yes, it did. >> tommy, tommy, we have a little surprise for you. that was cute and all what you just did. but we also want to celebrate you. as

i was also on the others of this for 35 years because i worked in the new york state gerard chrissy asrison guard and i sought from that side of the street. i want to give some positivity to this conversation. we have a 60% workforce participation. we have not done a good job to incorporate people into the habit of work. everybody know want to be in the business of regulating work in the small business administration is another large bureaucracy along with all the other bureaucracies trying to make a living off of the fewer and fewer people who actually work. you can move the money around, you can shift the pieces around but until you get back to this and i'm going back now to the 1960's when i got my first part-time job after school, until now and i'm still working at 76 years old, i'm still working not out of a desire so much as that people keep calling me because there is a dearth of skilled labor in this country, that's another good question. let's say this -- you've got too much government, you've got not enough workers and you are trying to have this and you can't support a burea

uh, chrissy uh, meanwhile, alan and chrissy wish at gb news a very wish everyone at gb news a very merry well. that looks back to you as well. that looks very doesn't it? that very organised, doesn't it? that the presents actually bigger the presents are actually bigger than the tree? just pointing that out there, which is not necessarily a bad thing. um, right. um, and oh, i love right. okay um, and oh, i love this one. uh, yeah. thank you dawn, wishing you a very happy christmas denise christmas from ds and denise and sam up the hammers. love that look at that. that is a top christmas tree . um, meanwhile, christmas tree. um, meanwhile, susan says merry christmas to all news and she's loving the all gb news and she's loving the show. that's brilliant. let's thank. oh, another very smart tree. that is really nice . tree. that is really nice. >> we just have a malaysia. do you know about this tradition in japan? have a kfc on christmas day. >> @ yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> it's massive japan. >> well, it's massive in japan. people queue hours outside people queue for hours outside

tom: one more thought, we are in a geritol chrissy -- there is a generational shift going on.e ones of the eastern mediterranean is a stunning. jonathan: lisa brought the polls , you can see that so clearly in the polls from the president and his own party. tom: to get a brief on this, jack fitzpatrick joins us, bloomberg government and a knowledge of capitol hill. i look at these debates and i have to assume senators at the house are riveted by this debate. give us the update on the -- we are living in versus the generational divide? jack: it is a complex line to draw if you are making a distinction, especially as you try to pick an issue. generationally, there is some movement as it relates to support for israel, younger voters expressing in polls a lot of concern about their actions in gaza. if you try to apply that logic to concerns about a gerin tocracy, the one person who voted against his party is bernie sanders says he is not supportive of this vote on aid of their having over concerns of israel's actions in gaza. concerns over the age of our leaders are a major issue

veterans' affairs committee as well as my colleagues on the other side of the aisle representatives chrissy houlahan and chris papas who join me in introducing these important bills. i'm confident that with the passage of this legislation, we as a country will move closer to fulfilling our promise to provide for america's veteran population and those who care for them. i urge my colleagues to support the cope act and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. bergman: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i have no further speakers and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. takano: i ask my colleagues to join me in passing h.r. 3581 as amended and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. bergman: i encourage all members to support this legislation and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.

we're joined now by chrissy meleady, chief executive of equalities and human rights uk.uld start again and invest heavily into it. they i and invest heavily into it. they have had major cuts over a period of austerity. the funding the government has given does not stand the deficits. we have had an increasing number of people with this. we increasing number of people with this. ~ ~' ., increasing number of people with this. ~ ~ ., ., this. we know there are funding roblems this. we know there are funding problems and — struggling to spend. what can be done now from your point of view that can make a tangible difference right now? it will not fix it but it will make it much easier so parents are not going through this distress. local authorities in 96% of cases, they lose. that tells you there is something wrong with local authorities themselves. it is not solely about _ authorities themselves. it is not solely about funding, _ authorities themselves. it is not solely about funding, it - authorities themselves. it is not solely about funding, it is i authorities themselve

i'm asking you, this is my friend chrissy. she's in prison right now. is she a real criminal?real criminal, just looking at nice photographs of people doesn't mean they didn't. >> they didn't do something that warranted arrest down a warranted their arrest down a road . road. >> and in the courtroom, they said to the judge, please investigate , mate. people who investigate, mate. people who are pursuing new oil and gas and judges in london in our country have been imprisoning these three young people. and they're sat now sat now in prison as we're talking. >> it's never going to work . the >> it's never going to work. the two two different sides of the argument are never going to meet and come up with any workable conclusion , are they? conclusion, are they? >> not going work . >> no, it's not going to work. and indigo is and i think indigo is demonstrating that sadly. demonstrating that quite sadly. you know, the metropolitan police senior leadership police and the senior leadership team want to actively engage. they want to be able to facilitate these protests. they want be

if your street is particularly well lit, one and very festive and good morning to chrissy who says today you both . so happy to see pip you both. so happy to see pip and dan today , and it's my and dan on today, and it's my 66th birthday. finally get my state pension and my freedom pass. hey, i watched gb news every day and i love it. and i don't feel alone anymore. yeah no. and you won't feel alone. you'll be able to whizz around on the buses. we'll good morning. it's 7:00 on saturday. the 64th of december. today today. well, he really is trying everything today. rishi sunak goes to italy to meet their radical right wing prime minister in a desperate attempt. well, to save his premiership and stop the boats. but will it achieve anything a body has been found in the search for missing mother of three gaynor lord. >> she was last seen after she left work early in norwich eight days ago. local police say there is a high probability that she had entered the water. >> fines for parents who take their children out of school for tum time. holidays have spiked after the shift in attitudes from

chrissie reidy has been looking at the situation in sussex.ur post deliveries, we'd love to hear them. you can send us a message on whatsapp — the number is on screen now orjust scan the qr code. you can still get in touch with us by email, and on social media as well. what is happening in the sport, mike? we're not even into christmas yet but the premier league title race is shaping up to the best in years. champions manchester city are languishing in fourth after failing to win any of their last four matches. they play tomorrow, and city are six points behind current leaders arsenal, who today take on a rejuvenated aston villa, who are up to third and are managed, by theirformer boss who's hoping for a sweet and special reunion this tea time, as nick parrott reports. chanting aston villa fans have been turning up the noise this season. they have plenty to think about. they have plenty to sing about. leon bailey's strike against manchester city secured a club record equalling 14th consecutive home league victory. it also saw them leapfrog the