claire, watch. >> it had to be prosecuted.rother-in-law and videotapes it and sends the videotape to his sister to attempt her to attempt to testify before a grand jury, do i need any more justification than that? it's one of the most loathes of disgusting crimes that i prosecuted when i was u.s. attorney. >> again, not to follow shiny objects here as my north star for the next several years, charles kushner was tapped to be the u.s. ambassador to france and that is how fellow republican chris christie describes his conduct as, quote, the most loathesome disgusting crime i prosecuted when i was u.s. attorney. just wow. >> yeah. i got to be honest with you. can i tell you a candid moment in my life when i saw this pardon last night? >> pleat. >> i kind of wished i wasn't going to be on tv today. although if i was going to be on tv, i'm sure glad i'm on tv with you. here is the thing. do i understand joe biden's pardon? yes. completely. i get it. it's completely understandable. but the both sides folks out there have just gotten

a heaping dose of real talk for your stocking stuffer from claire mccaskill, john allen. thank you guys both for joining me on this very special evening. i wish you happy holidays, lots of rest for the months and years to come. thanks, my friends. >> thanks. >> happy holidays. >>> still to come tonight, how donald trump's love of crypto could make some rich folks even richer all at taxpayer expense. >>> plus, anti-abortion activists are emboldened by what they won during the first trump administration, and now they have a wish list for round two. that's next. wish list for rouno that's next. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [phone beeps] wow, it can alert you?! and you can even track your goals. manage your diabete

claire mccaskill, democratic senator from missouri and senior national politics reporter, it is great to have both of you wise people here, sage people, predictors, fortunetellers. claire, i wonder, you have been through trump 1, and i wonder how you are thinking about the dawn of trump 2, and whether some of these very big promises, bigger even than the promises he made the first time around, will actually be executed on. >> if you take off what he promised last time, he would build a wall, mexico would pay for it, no, didn't happen. he is going to appeal obamacare, no, do have hundred he blew the deficit up. so, really, there were very few promises he kept in the first administration, except cutting taxes for wealthy folks. and he managed to do that with a republican only vote in the senate, and also in the house. i don't have any democrats voted for him in the house, there may have been a few, but bottom line is he has now promised a mass deportation. that is way harder than it looks, and i don't think a huge chunk of the folks who voted for him are going to like the way that looks

we'll bring in claire mccaskill. claire, have you ever seen anything quite like this before?lic power and public authority to someone like elon musk? >> yeah, who does he think he is? and let me -- first of all, let me just say this about you, nicole wallace. i want your audience to understand that most people would not be in your chair today. you clearly can't talk and i want to give a shout out to you for sticking in there and trying to be there for your audience today. i know that they all -- >> stupid, stupid. >> okay. so here's the thing with elon musk. how did he get here? well, he got here because donald trump was enamored with the idea that the wealthiest man walking the planet, certainly in the united states, is elon musk. the richest. i mean, he's got hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars and donald trump has maybe if you count his stock in truth, which is -- maybe he's got 4, 5, 6 billion. so that's how he got in the room. then he stroked a $250 million check to get trump elected and took over a large part of his campaign operation. now -- and they said stoc

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joining me now are claire mccaskill, former democratic senator from missouri, and john allen, senior politics reporter. it's great to have both of you here, wise people, sage people, fortune tellers. claire, i wonder -- you've been through trump one, and i wonder how you're thinking about the dawn of trump two, and how some of the very big promises, bigger even than the promises the first time around will be. >> he was going to build a wall the first time around, no. he was going to repeal obamacare. he blew the deficit up. really there were very few promises he kept in the first administration except cutting taxes for wealthy folks, and he managed to do that with a republican-only vote in the senate and also in the house. i'm not even thinking democrats voted for it in the house. there may have been a few, but bottom line is he's now promised a mass deportation. you know, that is way harder than it looks, and i don't think a huge chunk of folks who voted for him are going to like the way that looks. he says he's going to take off taxes to social security, all kinds of things to blow

we're nowjoined by claire atkinson, who's the host of the media mix podcast. also currently writing a book on the life of rupert murdoch, which is due to be published next year. your liking inglis to tv drama succession but this is about allowing lachlan to take control without interference. —— we are likening this to succession. -- we are likening this to succession.— -- we are likening this to succession. , . ., u, , succession. yes, the court case was brought — succession. yes, the court case was brought by _ succession. yes, the court case was brought by rupert - succession. yes, the court case was brought by rupert to - succession. yes, the court case | was brought by rupert to ensure that lachlan maintains control of the company. that is what he wants his legacy to be, rupert murdoch has spent his entire life focused on building this business, the two companies, forks and news corps, or worth billions of dollars in market cap and rupert wants to make sure that his legacy is that lachlan takes over and that the commissioner at the probate court in nevada

trump was late to the party as claire said. he hates the reality that he sees it.ut pr and appearances. i think when i think about the impact that elon musk will have on the trump administration is that it is just going to speedup the craziness just like we saw today. him sweeting or posting at 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m. yesterday. that is what prompted a lot of the pie ral. posting 150 times online about lies that are contained in the bill. that is something that was implanted in the minds of republicans and said, sure. he followed up with the threats. deploys a lot of trump's tactics. the thing is, he bought twitter to do it. he has a larger platform, a deeper wallet. when he says he will pay for you to be primary he can back it up. same as 2024. >> and trump can't. trump has long talked -- he lived under stronger men. if it is his father or if it is roy cohen. or putin who, you know, his son claims helped bail them out when he went $900 million debt. he got the money from some strong person and now it is musk. he can bankroll and write checks. trump can't. what elon m

claire says she knows of other families who share her concerns.lt. when you sign a consent form for your child to go down for surgery, you hand that child's life over to a surgeon. you give their life over to someone else. and then, as a parent, you lie in bed and you think, was i right to do that? have i made a mistake? ifeel like i've failed her as a dad sometimes. should have got onto him earlier, should have pulled her out, should have got a second opinion, maybe took her somewhere else. we just put our trust in him and it's been completely thrown back in our faces. hugh pym, bbc news. the time is 6:16. our top story this evening: a rare red weather warning for winds of up to 90 mph, as the uk braces for yet another named storm. and coming up: the unwelcome legacy of storm bert for a street in wales — this sinkhole is getting bigger. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... ange postecoglu says he's taken some direct feedback from the fans onboard, but has no intrest if they don't back him as spurs maanger. police in new yo

i wanted to acknowledge something that claire just said.e fighting resignation. they are fighting exhaustion, and it will take a minute for folks to get up and i thought it was important for vice president harris to model would consist of. >> quote, in the wake of her own 2024 loss, kamala harris and her allies are grappling for what her political future holds and debating whether the unofficial rules still applies, specifically whether her first shot at the white house as the democratic nominee should be her only one given the circumstances of the sprint to election day. what would you counsel her, senator? >> i will tell her there are no rules at this point. seriously, we will talk about whether she can run again? about rules? you have looked at the other side? are there any rules left? and the sooner we take the attitude that we have to run the strongest candidate we can and there's no -- there will have to be a precedent for it, so i think she has big decisions to make and i think she has options. i will not begrudge her no matter what

claire and i for like -- claire and i root for america's teams, the cardinals and the guardians, reallking about, the dignity of work, but the other addressed topic that we've got to expose, most of the guys you're looking at right now think baseball is only played in new york and boston. they do not understand -- >> east coast. >> they visit those other cities. >> just the east coast, but go ahead. >> oh, come on, you guys, you are such snobs when it comes to baseball, it is boring. >> claire, i think you should let the woman talk. i mean, all you guys interrupt claire, but the fact is the cardinals have the second best franchise in american league history in terms of world championships and competing. >> senator, i'm going to pass up the chance at a cheap shot based on the cleveland guardians playing the white sox 19 times a year making the playoffs, but we're going to let that go. i want to ask you, given your -- >> just lost an election, mike, come on. >> beyond your admiral career -- >> be a little more tender. >> fighting for people who we all grew up with, who work with their h

claire comes on. think claire is the. >> instigator. >> i'm the instigator? >> yes. >> you're right. >> put that on tiktok. >> claire duffy, thank you so much for your reporting on this. really interesting. >> why can't you just be grateful we made it to the set? >> i'm very happy you're here. >> i am, thank you very much. >> both of you. truly get out. is this my lying face? that's your lying face again, thank you so much for joining us. >> we must go now. cnn newsroom is up next. it was your face again. >> i literally. >> crunchyroll what drives your business? >> numbers data, sales. sure. but it's your people who define your business. that's why paychex just reinvented the way to find and keep the best people. smart, streamlined hr technology assisted by ai in our team of hr experts. everything you need to recruit, motivate and support your employees. because your people are your business. start reinventing your business at paychex.com/tv. >> it's because of people like you who support shriners hos

and claire mccaskill.you hear statements like that from rick spot, that sort of confidence bordering on bluster. what do you think about that. >> let me correct him on a couple of things. since the clinton administration, they typically either a would not be nominated because they would not be taken seriously or b they would withdrawal the nomination after they saw they had significant opposition. there's a lot of people that have been nominated that have not been confirmed. we can two history and tick them off. even under the clinton administration even. so, i think the idea here is these are not serious nominees. and republican senators know it. and the question is just this, will the susan collins and plus one more stand up to the institution of qualified nominees for very serious positions in face of nonserious nominees being forwarded by the trump administration. >> yeah, i mean, i sort of feel like we've been to this party before, tim. where we're like what would susan collins do. then the spectacle

thank you, claire, and thank you to amanda. victoria, thank you so much to carla. you know, women we're leading in the transportation network world. and i'm loving it. but more importantly, i just kind of want to reiterate this is important for our city. it's important for safety in our city. it's important as we build more housing and we have more people who live here that people have options for the mode of transportation. they choose. and we have no choice. we have to make biking a more safe option. we have to continue to work towards making walking our streets, walking across the street a safer option. you know what brings me so much joy? i've seen people bike their kids to school, and the kids are growing up and they're hanging on the bikes. they're not even holding on. we're like, almost like amsterdam. they're not even holding on to anything. they're just they're growing up. and it's a part of the culture. and if we want to continue to move in this direction, you know, for those who kind of push back on these projects, understand we're not trying to do somet

but claire's not sad anymore. enjoy. thank you. and her dad. hello? oh, hi. he's got all those new puppy feelings. most adults, when we meet a new animal, become like kids again. for the volunteers, this isn't business as usual. no, this is not normal. we don't usually offer a concierge service. you see, right now, nothing is normal for them. the humane society had a giant fire this week. half of our building was destroyed. it happened just days before christmas. and perhaps the real christmas miracle. all the people and animals got out of the building unharmed. it's going to take at least a year to rebuild what was destroyed. so in the meantime, the humane society needs to find homes for more than two dozen dogs like lola here. and starting the day after christmas, you can take them home with no adoption fee. we have some amazing donors who stepped up and have donated all of the adoption fees until our shelter is clear and they're wasting no time. i have a surprise for you. just an hour later, they delivered yet another christmas puppy. are you guys, like, s

but claire's not sad any. enjoy her. thank you. and her dad. hello. oh, hi. he's got all those new puppy feelings. most adults, when we meet a new animal, become like kids again. for the volunteers, this isn't business as usual. no, this is not normal. we don't usually offer a concierge service. you see, right now, nothing is normal for them. the humane society had a giant fire this week. half of our building was destroyed. it happened just days before christmas. and perhaps the real christmas miracle. all the people and animals got out of the building unharmed. it's going to take at least a year to rebuild what was destroyed. so in the meantime, the humane society needs to find homes for more than two dozen dogs like lola here. and starting the day after christmas, you can take them home with no adoption fee. we have some amazing donors who stepped up and have donated all of the adoption fees until our shelter is clear and they're wasting no time. i have a surprise for you. just an hour later, they delivered yet another christmas puppy. where are you guys? y

will: so, claire, here's the challenge. the the compromise on some of those phones, and help me out with this, is that, honestly, they use snapchat. that's how they communicate. they don't use text. they don't text, obviously, they don't e-mail. the gps is nice, i want that, life 360, to find them. how do you get around their using certain apps that aren't like instagram, post your picture, but things like snapchat as their communication mechanism? if. >> yes. this is precisely the challenge for parents, and parents don't want their kids to be the only one left out. will right. >> you've got to find other parents, talk to parents in your school and neighborhood to say, hey, none of us want this for our kids, and let's choose this alternative and tell your kids, hey, you can call and text, you don't have to use the snapchat app and explain to your kids, this app is bad for you. it's addicting, and it's going to undermine your well-being and mental health if, and so we're choosing this earn the. and as one dad told me, a real

claire atkinson is the host of the immediate mixed podcast who is writing a book on the life of ruperte of the ruling. what she had made of the rulina. ., ., _, what she had made of the rulin.. ., ., _, , ruling. that whole court case was really — ruling. that whole court case was really brought _ ruling. that whole court case was really brought by - ruling. that whole court case l was really brought by ruprecht to ensure lachlan maintains control of the company. that is what he wants his legacy to be. rupert has spent his entire life focused on building this business, the two companies are worth about $37 billion in market cap, and so rupert wants to make sure that his legacy is that lachlan takes over and the commissioner of the probate in nevada has decided that is not happening. there will be an appeal. his lawyer has said they will appeal the decision, so you can imagine this goes around the state courts in nevada until rupert gets his way. i think the concern is for people are never very good at making decisions as a group and politically rupert is on the same page as lachlan. th

claire, what is tiktok saying about the case? >> tiktok is saying they're pleased that the supreme court has decided to take this up, and they continue to think that this ban would be unconstitutional and violate the free speech rights of their 170 million american users. so the company is still holding strong with this argument here, wolf. >> we'll see what the supreme court decides to do. thanks very much for that. claire duffy reporting. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett outfront starts right now all right. >> out front next, the breaking news. elon musk pushing the governlo

claire duffy, thank you very much. joining me now is wendell potter, a former health insurance industry executive turned whistleblower, and the president for the center for health and democracy wendell, you testified in front of congress in 2009, talked about how insurance companies were routinely canceling the coverage of policyholders who got sick. you and i got to know each other a little bit during that run up to the passage of obamacare. and i guess what goes through your mind when you hear some of these stories today in light of the fact that, i mean, the discussion during the passage of obamacare, the signing of obamacare was that that legislation, the aca, was supposed to fix a lot of these problems apparently not. it was. and the big problem then, as you recall, was we had about 50 million americans who didn't have health insurance. >> and this was this did that that law did bring a lot of people into coverage. but what we're seeing now is that people who have coverage are not able to get the care that they ne

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so that's what and see how things come out and root st. clair senior advice i will send top of global securities and stabilization with a texas group in washington. thank you very much for your time. thank you. so let's now look at some more stories making headlines around the wealth these route has announced. it will close its embassy an island due to what it calls the irish governments extreme onto these route policies that includes dublin's recognition. i'll be honest in united states and it's a 4th of south africa's case the international court of justice accusing these route of genocide. dublin rejected the claims saying it was pro peace and to human rights. a communion zone has struck a russian national guard complex in that chechen capital in crossing some 800 meters. se off the phone line between the do on social media shoot. the drone sleeping low, who by the city touch on the the rums on the cover of confirm that the drone has a site belonging to the police battalion to russian oil time because of taking heavy damage to installed in the correct straits which separates the ru

so that's what in see how things come out on route st. clair senior advice i've a send top of global securities and stabilization with a texas group in washington. thank you very much for your time. thank you. know, around 1000000 syrians solve asylum here in germany, about the costs of the civil war. many houses become german, the citizens must still keep in close contact with the relatives in syria. we are all chavo flat to germany in 2015 and was elected may of the small town. just 8. yes. later. the toner post those time in south west germany. a short drive from the industrial how books to guide us those high made international headlines last year when folders here elected syrian refugee re and also both as their major eligible was among the hundreds of thousands of syrians who made their way to germany in 2015 after fling their homeland are now almost a decade later, they are eligible and many others can hardly believe what's been happening in syria . the guns enough to issue. i watched the news all night and looked at my mobile phone every 5 minutes out on a stick and when it b

senator and former prosecutor, claire mccaskill. monthly," chris matthews. our thanks to you both for joining us. we are, of course, now just less than 24 hours until a government shutdown, and congress still has no path forward. capitol hill in complete chaos yesterday after president-elect trump and his top adviser, elon musk, torched the bipartisan agreement to fund the government through march. congressional leadership and vice president-elect jd vance spent the day working on new legislation that would appease trump and the already very small gop majority. after hours of negotiations, the group managed to come out with a much smaller bill that did have trump's seal of support. however, it did not have the backing of the republican conference. the slimmed down, alternate package iled, 174-235, falling far short of the two-thirds majority it needed to pass. moments after the bill failed on the floor, republicans blamed democrats for tanking the legislation. but democrats say that it was the gop who backtracked on the original dea

like the game with youtube verifying irving claire, alias the dawson lloyd of the north. the sources on which what's the item you did, you can say dawson load is the focal point for haters and trolls hate that and and then smaller groups like the and w o emerge from them as okay. and in other words, you, everyone who gets up to message if on the internet on the d e m v ones that have been set up on a telegram group about trying everything clear, alias tracking lord post more than 60000 members. here they collect information about their victim, harass him, insult him, and give free reign to their hatred. they share videos of him being stocked and losing control. he's been involved for 12 years and gets upset about stuff that he's experienced a 1000 times like it was the 1st time it says he has the minus sign of inc. claire was a somewhat successful youtube or who only attracted attention by being easily provoked time. and again, he also made offensive comments that stirred up hatred against him. yeah, this will allow you. i'm set change. okay, so you go to line, you're luc

caught up youtube or brian irving. claire, alias tracking lloyd, lost his house and the driving game too, because the so called dragon's lair. his parent's house was being repeatedly targeted and the whole village disrupted. he sold it to the local council, which had the house torn down. he then tried to go into hiding, sometimes sleeping in the woods, but he never went offline and continued to stream. after some time under ground, the heaters from the shots and watch telegram group learned. he was staying at a guest house in saxony. rumors spread in the group that he had sexually molested a neighbor's child there. he was reported but denied the allegations. the haters were back outside the house. the stuffing club come out and face your fun. they smashed windows and threw paint farms. even when he travelled by train, he was followed and found midst of inc law. would you please comment on the accusations that you talk so small child of income as to being club? after 12 years, the game continues. welcome to lower section, a lien and her boyfriend were evicted from their apartment and

i grew up in clair, michigan, where my mom was director of nursing in our small rural hospital. this sparked my lifelong interest in health care. as a 24-year-old grad student at michigan state university, i led an effort to save the county's medical care facility from closure. it was the only nursing home that served low-income seniors at the time. i've never been involved in -- i had never been involved in politics before, but i knew it was wrong to close that facility. we stopped the county board of commissioners from closing this critical service. and i was encouraged to run for county commissioner because i lived in the district of the commissioner who tried to close the nursing home. i ran against him. he called me that young broad. and as they say, the rest is herstory. health care remained a top priority for me from those early days to today. today i'm proud and grateful that more people in america have access to home health care, to hospice services and lower prescription drug prices in part because of my work. medicare and medicaid and community health centers provide

he'd be a free agent and lastly, todd young who claire knows well.again in 2028 and never endorsed trump this year. never endorsed trump this year. and i think he's someone to watch especially on national security. he went to annapolis and former marine and he is somebody who's an internationalist. i think he's going to have a hard time with these national security picks. >> yeah. such a great point. i mean, you have cassidy who's already voted to impeach donald trump. and todd young a guy who is about as serious on national defense as anybody. i just -- i could be wrong. i have been surprised before but i would be shocked if he supported pete hegseth to run the pentagon. knowing how seriously todd young takes it. but again, you know, maybe this -- tape will be shown after he stands on the floor and says that he's the greatest, you know, military mind since george washington. but cassidy -- young, mitch mcconnell. lisa murkowski. they're all lining up and i did want to say though. george, let's just stop here for a second. >> okay. >> because the thi

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i grew up in clair, michigan, where my mom was director of nursing in our small rural hospital. this sparked my lifelong interest in health care. as a 24-year-old grad student at michigan state university, i led an effort to save the county's medical care facility from closure. it was the only nursing home that served low-income seniors at the time. i've never been involved in -- i had never been involved in politics before, but i knew it was wrong to close that facility. we stopped the county board of commissioners from closing this critical service. and i was encouraged to run for county commissioner because i lived in the district of the commissioner who tried to close the nursing home. i ran against him. he called me that young broad. and as they say, the rest is herstory. health care remained a top priority for me from those early days to today. today i'm proud and grateful that more people in america have access to home health care, to hospice services and lower prescription drug prices in part because of my work. medicare and medicaid and community health centers provide

tim and claire, thanks for being here tonight.te your time guys. >>> still ahead, this evening, the massive power grab north carolina republicans managed to mask inside a hurricane relief bill. but first, one writer says democrats misunderstanding of a key voting block might have cost them the election. i will talk to a new yorker staff writer about that theory coming up next. theory coming up next. i was out on a delivery, when i came across a snake... a rattler. fedex presents tall tales of true deliveries there we were, driver versus reptile. our battle was legendary. (♪♪) wait a second. you don't own a pet snake, do you? phew maybe now my friends will believe me. if this is what we did for one delivery, see what we can do for your business. fedex. ( ♪♪ ) luke's mom: without easterseals, my luke would be a very different luke. look up. where you going? luke's mom: there's an incredible urgency to get your child into services, because the longer you wait, these motor pathways are set in stone. i knew he needed help. he needed th

she talked about -- claire mccaskill, let me take through a timeline of this because you've worked onallegations from california. it lines up with the charges, the whistle-blower charges from when he worked for the two veterans organizations. the alcoholism, or the problems with alcohol lines up with his own fox news employees who are not only telling -- >> colleagues. >> colleagues. they're not only telling nbc's courtney kubi these stories, but also the trump tion team have heard over the past weeks or so, and we have heard it from friends that we know over at fox news. so i understand a mother trying to do what a mother would try to do, but -- >> this is a really important job. >> this changes very little, and it changes very little because it's what i said about matt gaetz. the old midas commercial, you can pay me now or you can pay me later, like, pete hegseth can step down now or he can go to hearings where as steve deucy asked -- well, what do you say about those other people who are going to come and actually talk about these charges and this letter? and basically going to con

clair's hospital employees who have had their pensions essentially stolen? host: i will stop you there, thank you for the call. go ahead. guest: let me start with the last question. the first thing we did was reach out to the federal pension insurance fund to make sure that we could assist those pensioners. unfortunately, they release themselves from out of the program. it's impossible to provide federal assistance as it relates to the social security tax relief. while i indicated i didn't think it would get done, i didn't think there would be some competing priorities, but of course any tax relief that we can provide especially for seniors in our area, that is a phenomenally good benefit. i was hoping we could get all of these accomplished, there will be bartering over which priorities to establish. but it is one that obviously bears a benefit. in terms of the semiconductor industry, when we did our version of the chips and science act, we made certain the democrats in the house of representatives had their form of a chips and sciences bill. most bills are

our main contact is the claire that who is behind me. you see in this image the number of prescriptions staff who help coordinate this work. mobilization include a scaffold over the doors. . which the collaboration with customs and border correction for access in the earninitial terminal. gate was partly operational the scaffold needed to facilitate regular airline operations. conversation treatment included the remove of particles from the mural and wooden bird elements consolidation of the pig am, paint brush and electric gun, stabilization of the mural's surface. filling cracks and plaster loss and the final color intinauguration of the filled areas. so here we have one example of -- like plaster loss. the left image. filling. the center image and paging the right image and this treatment to being place throughout the surface of the mural. a some part engagement with artists and e manuel. we had the opportunity to invite the artists to the treatment site twice tlurt the duration. first october 7 the treatment was in progress. on the l

claire was a lawyer. he was a doctor. >> there was a very natural chemistry between cliff huxtable and claire and their children that wasn't clichÉ. black poverty, son your mother asked me to come up here and kill you. >> how do you expect to get into college with grades like this? >> no problem. >> there's a much more conservative paradigm that is driving the cosby show. >> instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway. >> you know, in any other sitcom, that would be the moment where the music would start and the father would embrace the son and say something, you know, really encouraging. theo. that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life. >> and you could hear the audience gasp, because, like, this is a strong father who's going to say to his son, as he said, you know, i brought you in this world and i'll take you out. >> the audience cheered because it was like the parents are saying, yes, we're taking back the house. >> i just wan

. >> well, i lives on the street for 10 years in the saint clair county, amanda cole is writing down the names of unhoused people who died in santa clara county in 2024, she says this project is personal. one of our members of st louis was on this tombstone and says she wished she didn't survives and she died in a shelter. knowing many of the people she is memorializing here as she was unhoused herself until just a couple years ago. and now she's part of the tombstone project, which for the last 5 years shows the south bay who we leave behind every year record numbers of certain certain people populations this year. so no place to go for people that have exposure i and other diseases that could have been treated. cole says every death is a failure on our society. >> more than 200 of them. >> this year's a record number 4 dead children, particularly babies. it's a record number 4 eason's people died from hyperthermia shot. cartwright is an unhoused advocate. >> and help set up the tombstones ever years. it starts with a blank canvas. recycling last year's 2 steps. there's so much desp

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claire duffy, thank you for the report. president-elect donald trump is standing by his man pete hegseth the latest on his embattled defense secretary pick after a rough week on capitol hill. also ahead backlash in the newsroom of the l.a. times after the owner says he plans to add an ai powered bias meter. plus, the notre dame cathedral hours away from reopening years after that devastating fire. you're watching cnn news central. we'll be right back cnn news central, brought to you by ensure nutrition for strength and energy i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. >> those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. >> here, i'll take that. >> ensure max protein, 30g protein, one gram of sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to seven hours vc bond denture adhesive seals hold all day and make your gums feel happy with gradual release. >> technology for strong all day. >> hold and a cushiony soft seal for full gum protection and comfort. strong all day hold makes your gums happy. see bond the best th

it was the claires club but claire's club. illumination lightning. the illumination event will happen at night. 6:00 p.m. >> 6 co10. >> yes. so, it's actually they are celebrate the 40th an verse resist by illuminating the big crane. find more information about this event. this is from into action. missecond announcement regarding india basin. they were selected as the primary community development organization over the new cafe they selected two black women owned businessed to operate the cafe. i forget how to pronounce the name of her company little ajio. she will be severing menu items like caribbean short ribs, catfish, and other items. on sunday there is ang all vegan menu. they will occupy the indian basin cafe there. they both start next weekend as well the 19th 19th and . if you would like to support some local businesses, please stop by that was all the announcements i had today. oh, last announcement, i'm sorry. last week, i attended a gathering for reverent townsend at the sheba lounge. the fellow commissioners was about a minute of moment

here's george kittle and his wife claire. it's a ritual they do every pregame. he's giving a hug to his mom and his dad and his wife getting ready for the big game. kittle has been healthy for most of the season, unlike many of his fellow teammates, they've had 15 players go on the pup. they have been devastated by injuries, but kittle says he's healthy. he's going to play tonight and he plans to play next week in the season finale against arizona. but injuries have decimated the 49ers. on the other side, the lions have also been hurt by injuries. they've actually had more people being placed on the unable to perform list. they've had 19 with the 49ers have only had 15. but as you can feel, the's a lot of energy and exexcitementere. yeah, it's so much fun out there. anthony, i have to ask you, what's your prediction for tonight's game? who's winning? well, you know, audrey, i've been pretty bad at predicng the 49ers season in preseason. i had the 49ers going 12 and five this year. it doesn't look like that's going to happen. here's one thing i do know fans are e

claire and i kind of got swindled into making a wedding cake and you know, it was scary, but it felt really good. and i wish that jen could have seen what we did. and for now, the women say they hope to continue growing the business, feeding a community that is now home to them. now to a special tribute for speaker emeritus nancy pelosi. there's now a building in san francisco with her name on it. federal and state leaders came together today to officially rename the federal building as the speaker. nancy pelosi federal building. pelosi was there to unveil the new signage. some of her colleagues then spoke inside a formal ceremony. speaker emerita pelosi says she hopes the building will represent her dedication to her constituents in san francisco. executive branch has itseadquarters for certain departments of government here to meet the needs of our bosses, the people, our constituents. so this is their building. i'm honored to have it named for me because of the generosity of spirit of my colleagues who are here. the 18 story building opened back in 2007, currently houses pelosi's

and to my remarkable staff, amelia, caleb, aman, christopher , claire, isabella, jessica, joy, carla, kate, kimberly, marina, rachel, and lanise and all of our interns and all of our fellows. to abas, danielle, stephanie, kate, and all those past and present who are forever part of team rep cori. thank you. you have never -- you all have never forgotten the mission, the mission to do the most for every single person in st. louis, starting with those who have the greatest need. from responding to the toughest of days, to historic flooding events, a devastating school shooting, displaced housing incidents, verbal attacks and death threats. to the best of days, securing the eviction moratorium, transforming people's engagement with government, delivering for our community and liberation and building reparations. team cori has delivered for st. louis. and i'm deeply appreciative of every single one of you for your love and dedication, all of the people and all of humanity and for the betterment of our world. to the ferguson front line and to the whole of our movement, to save lives, thank

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