geoff: conley monk jr. brookshire, i thank you both for your time and for your insights. ♪this week the supreme court announced it will hear a case that will decide whether the biden administration can broadly cancel student loans. tonight we hear from one of the millions of americans affected by student debt. astra taylor is a writer, film maker and political organizer. as a young adult, she says she was forced to default on her student loans, prompting her to join the occupy wall street movement back in 2011. since then, she has been spking and teaching about debt. taylor shares her "brief but spectacular" take. astra: it is a couple of years after the 2008 fincial crisis and i was struggling to pay my student loans and i defaulted, i could not pay. i remember getting this phone call and the person on the other end saying you defaulted on your loans and that means your principal is going to go up by 19%, so my balance ballooned. your credit score is shot. now i owe even more. at that moment i felt really

that's the only isn't it conley in keith. now with a backdrop of rushes continued aggression in ukraine, the european parliament has called the soviet union's policy, the starved millions of ukrainians to death. a genocide, it's approved a resolution, the recognized as the early 19 thirty's holiday, more famine, as a quote to liberate policy of the soviet regime as genocide against the ukrainian people. and joining us now from strasburg to talk, talk more about that boat is d w correspondent, babble i visited. hi there, barbara. can you tell us what this means for ukraine? the fact that the e u has now officially declared the whole on more a genocide. it is, of course anya, a political act. it is an act that is supposed to anchor the holiday more in the history books because the this was a largely unexplored and partly forgotten as part of fur, ukrainian history and off the genocides of the 20th century. and only in recent years, and historians have come and explored what happened then and have said this is an atrocity. this

that's natalie is nick conley and keith. i was a back trap of rushes, continued aggression in ukraine. the european parliament has now officially called the soviet union's policy that starved millions of ukrainians to death. a genocide, it's approved a resolution the recognizes the early 19 thirty's holiday more famine. as a quote deliberate policy of the soviet regime as genocide against the ukrainian people. i asked d. w, corresponding babble a visa, who's in strasburg for have you on this historic though by the european parliament . it is, of course, anya, a political act. it is an act that is supposed to anchor the holiday more in the history books, because this was a largely unexplored and partly forgotten as part of fur, ukrainian history and off the genocides of the 20th century. and only in recent years. and historians have come and explored what happened then and have said this is an atrocity. this is something that that rushes dictator. starling, sort of initiated deliberately in order to break the spirit of ukrain

t w as nick conley, interior of has more on the latest attacks. were different standards started with a lot of bangs here in key or something we haven't had quite some time. oh, seemingly, that was a different system here working, but pretty close to us in the center of give. this is a real sign that russia still has many more cruise missiles and other options disposal than ukraine would want. we've heard from the grain or thirty's, they say they were able to deal with, were able to shoot down about 3 course missiles that were launched against ukraine fe 60 out of 76. but it does seem especially outside of t of where the tents are better. lots of student talks being hit, lots of power outages here in central. keith is still quite a bit of power. you might be able to see some lights on behind me, but holds weights of care of all without power, without water. and is a pretty grim evening here in give and time were had seemed like these attacks were kind of white and down. iran has criticized new european union sanctions or what's crack down on anti

w correspondent. net conley is in teams. and i asked him to tell us what else is known about these latest explosions. well, so as for what happened in russia early this morning, there has been a lot of speculation so far. we're all basing our kind of assumptions on social media. it, as we've seen, where you can in some of them see kind of flash and explosion in the night sky. others, you can hear a big bang and we've heard respectively from the russian civilian governor of the region of set out of that no civilian targets were hit, implying that some military targets had been as for the other basin that is on which as be said, only about a 150 kilometers away from moscow. there we had, the official version is that an oil tanker was hit and that several people lost their lives as part of that. but that seems to kind of fit the pattern we've been seen time and time again. when you crane inflicts are kind of painful defeat or people kind of attack on russian forces, unexpectedly, they 1st come up with all kinds of different exp

although he has a conley patch, as it is said.cently retired and served 30 years, or as much as 200 years. if you can’t call him like a dog, but obedient boys. here he is in the photo, on the left, has reportedly been posing for public gay groups for quite some time, combining, as is already clear, military service. i swear i can't understand why the military tolerate this perversion in their ranks, to be honest, i thought it was in character and it didn't matter if the military knew what those freaks were doing, how many others in uniform were doing it. how many normal men would like to join the army, where such perverts serve and are treated tolerantly. what are the limits for the military to tolerate this abomination? who wrote about the damn quote the rest of the western media are silent again double standards, but lgbt people in the usa are sacred, aren't they? our society is still on the offensive against the military in the military world. ours still remains a lot of conservatives who realized that they are resisting and ca

nick, thank you so much. shar correspondent, nick conley in the ukrainian capital. kia is a quick look at more stories making headlines around the world. pakistan says it's special forces of retaken a security facility seized by the taliban. it's unclear how many people died in the operation. telephone militants held at an interrogation center, overpowered police, and took them hostage on sunday. they were demanding say passage to neighboring afghanistan. former movie producer harvey weinstein has been found guilty in the 2nd rape trial. a jury in los angeles found the 7 year old guilty of the rape and a sexual assault of one of his 4 accusers. he's already serving a 23 year sentence for similar charges after being convicted by a court in new york. thailand's navy says it has rescued a sailor after 22 days after a worship sank in rough weather with 30 people on board. for bodies have been recovered, survivors of describe chaotic scenes when the ship went down. the navy commander has confirmed rumors that there were not enough life jackets for everyone. on board maker, he made a u. s. c

dw correspondent, knick conley is in keys, and i asked him a little earlier about these latest attacks on the ukrainian capsule while it definitely was allowed a morning than we've seen for quite some time. there be a smaller drone. it acts in recent days, but this was bigger. we definitely heard the anti missile air defense systems working, some pretty loud bangs, not hugely far away from us, of the cave as the capitol is better protected than most other places in this country. and there is a sense that this is a comparatively safe place to be. there's problems with power across the country. some of that is down to preventative blackouts. the authorities say that it's basically better for the equipment if they switch it off themselves rather than stuff being kind of falling off or as the attacks come in and every happening in a kind of chaotic manner. same goes to wardrobe. so see, that's dependent on electricity for pumps, but there is normal life going on, even though the air raid continues. there are people out there cause going about their business. the metro might be stopped, but

really disturbing news, or they're coming out of that region at conley and keith, thanks so much. now as we mentioned a little earlier, rushes invasion of ukraine has triggered a sudden and massive humanitarian, exeter since february, more than 1000000 ukrainian men, women and children have registered with our authorities here in germany. and i'm very pleased to welcome one of the project leaders working on a survey of the refugees who have come over here to germany. doctor has a doctor, catalina speaks, his director of the federal institute for population research in germany. thanks so much for joining us today. here on d, w. now i believe the 1st phase of your study is now complete. can you please tell us more about the people coming here from ukraine and the specific challenges that they are facing? yes, actually the 1st phase of our study is now done and we interviewed over 11000 refugees coming to tommy from that will create in these are mostly actually women. 80 percent of all the adults are female. we have a relatively young population. the average 8 is 28 years of age. we

i corresponded to nick conley in te, welcome, nick a. let's start with this morning. so drone attack on key. what can you tell us? was pretty loud. he about 45 in the morning. the air raid attack warning was in place for a couple of hours. so lots people in care of basically having to choose between, you know, arriving at work today with some kind of sleep or sticking out if rosalind, in their sellers in their area shelters. that is definitely the kind of reality for people here. they're having to really make those choices and decide quite how dangerous it is for them or not. it seems like most of these drones these range may drones were destroyed. overall, the key of region that they're about $35.00 range according to cranial thirty's, which 30, they say we're knocked out. there hasn't been much. an impact on power was supplies for now. some did seemingly reached their targets. but when you look at the kind of what the expert saying here, they think it's more about the russians trying to work out where ukraine's air defenses are for potentially then more missile stri

russian missile attacks have left millions without power or heating, or ukraine correspondent nick conley takes a look now at the support ukraine has been promised and what's actually been delivered is that new? okay, innovation will continue to support ukraine for as long as it takes into very beginning of the war. we work very hard together in order to help a grant to resist and to be resilient. and we, the european union stand here by them in these very difficult times, as long as it takes how generous if european governments really been 9 months into this warn it's doorstep. and europe has only just caught up with the united states . the queue in suit for the world economy to the you and your pink governments have now together pledged 52000000000 euros. barry, 48000000000 in the u. s. that might sound like a lot, but it's less than a 10th of what they use spending on its own post coverage recovery program. and then there's the question of timing. experts criticize that it can take months for promises and outs from the t v. cameras and keep to actually materialize. and now at least you

strikes war, grind thing. moscow is intentionally targeting 70 and we can join our correspondent, nick conley, who's a, in the ukranian capital. welcome, nick. let's start with this morning's a drone attacks. what more can you tell us? while this is the 1st stack of its kind quite some time, not as big as the waves we've seen in recent weeks and as you are there and they were all shot down those drones. but that doesn't mean that this is without danger . for civilian succeed. when those drones are shot out of the sky by you cranes, air defense, that means large bits of debris falling to ground. and that's in the office to little damage to civilians. and also to me as soon homes for now, no casualty in here, but this has been pretty busy day elsewhere, lots of strikes in for so on the see that ukraine really took back seavent damage to the government building which existed by president a couple of weeks ago the russians really were reminding everyone they are just on the other side of the river and very in close range and able to use artillery rocket artillery to attack anywhere and stay there

coming to raise money andon money in the democratic war shaft for the coming election in 1964 and john conley thehe governor at the tie and ben barnes who was a rising star in the democratic party here in texas, assured president kennedy that if he were to come to texas, he could raise $1 million for the t democratic cause and that was a lot of money in 1968 -- in 1963, excuse maine i meant 1964. i convinced jack kennedy not to only come to austin but houston, an san tone owe, fort worth and dallas and as you mentioned and he was supposed to come here to round out s the trip and all three. >> 59 years ago that assassination happened inrs dals and it was still a stain or a remembrance in texas and does it still affect texas politics? >> several events for the book in dallas and just a few months ago after the book was published and hearing from the call, it was very much top of mind when people thought of john f kennedy and thought of the assassination and i heard a lot about it in dallas and the texas book depository in the museum and paying tribute to john f kennedy and lee harvey oswald per

kennedy in the back pulling him downward, frame 238, the fourth shot, it misses kennedy and takes conleyck. this is the shot that proves there were two rifles. >> jesse: the author of jfk revisited and the screen writer for oliver stone. so, jim, have you looked at these documents and what are you feeling today? >> i had an opportunity to look at some of them, and let me give you an example of what i mean. this is supposed to be a four-page document. look at page 2. there's nothing on it. all right. then look at page 3? there is like one sentence on it. there's another document and this is a very serious problem that people have. look at this page, barely read it, it's illegal jingle bell. what people get angry about who are serious about this subject. the national archives has had a very, very long time to go ahead and get this ready. i mean, i'm not talking months, i'm not talking years. i'm talking decades. you know, which they knew that this -- this day was going to come. and, yet, you know, and we still get these documents that are unsatisfactory. all right. now, let me, if you don'

could not have done this work without outstanding leadership members of my staff attorney with josh conley, bryan collins and christine, who is in the room and my former fellow chuck johnson as well. hannah kaufman for her work and diligence as well so thank you for you what you have done and more important, what you will do. with that, the committee stands unturned. [background noises] will. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises]

joining me now is kelly conley, for immersing the consul to president trump, enter at-large large and a spectator in charlie hurt, all three are fox news contributor's. kelly and the start with you, what is narrative come from? that the democrats, they have all the momentum. head and into 2024. given what i just laid out? >> he came from democrats, comes from the difficult including their neighbors in the media look at super silly to speak and it's wishful thinking they are stuck with this guy in large part because keeping him in, hands o off the 2022 campain trail help the democrats gain a seat in the senate, and nearly lose the house. so, and 2024. brandon harris cannot escape campaigning for biden and ha harris. curry california kim and marilyn, him and union station and union station ladies and gentlemen is not a swing state, it is not a swing congressional district is a train depot. and that's where they put the present the present united states to campaign 1024 is different but buddies got problems other than the 66% of independents and wanted to run. in the 66% of seniors that

they get the photos and conley, and it must sit on eco msf. we'll do that as you can, because it was done, it kills repair medical and mantle in of wanting food to feed delicate, to jump on it. mm mm. wound. people go on latch room as well that usually took either. you know, you got now got $80000001.00 they're going to find out when you feel month to month . know miss me by now. phil has come along as soon as it goes. all right, can i have come up with the key? yeah. he's not in ours or. well not, not by can gave was he didn't watch so much. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. not renewal lucy mccarthy assumed it has a pleasure talking about martha eat word from yacoma. therefore, when the archies still golub roy that he the little band of look along. gladly they ye land out the silly dread, muscular did acre is a figure, appeared in the movie. this is sas alpha don't was you play soccer local, local, you live in, i see it the more play. so at some point of view, come me, you will name percept soon. they're not, they're not hitler with some to rule

great, you know, going back my first couple years, you know, when they had to marc gasol and mike conley and zach, you know, the grit and grind teams and >> and what they've done over the last 4 years. rebuilding the team really, you know, the way they've drafted. and and coach done the has has played >> they've got something special and our guys feel that. both sides chair back and forth. and, you know, this is what competition is all about. they're talented. we're talented. we're seasoned. >> so we're trying to hold these young bucks off as long as we can. this ridge, we know it's a tall long season. i was going. you know, it's a good night to send a message because you never know who see down the road. >> and this team is a potential team we could face in the playoffs. so whenever we play on, it's he's always fireworks. now, this was his game. one of an eight-game homestand. the warriors are back in action on tuesday. they take on the charlotte hornets, of course, will have live coverage on tuesday night from chase with kate rooney. but for now. >> that's all i have. i'm jason dumas r

great, you know, going back my first couple years, you know, when they had to marc gasol and mike conleyach, you know, the grit and grind teams and >> and what they've done over the last 4 years. rebuilding the team is as brilliant, you know, the way they drafted. and and coach done the has has played >> they've got something special and our guys feel that. both sides chair back and forth. and, you know, this is what competition is all about. >> all righty warriors got some much-needed home cooking tonight. this was the first of an eight-game homestand. they will play the charlotte hornets on tuesday. the warriors 13 2 at home this season while they're just 3.16 on the road. really a tale of 2 teams. so they really welcome the fact that they'll be home for the next 2 weeks. of course, on tuesday night. we'll have live coverage from chase center with kate rooney. but for now, merry christmas. everyone dubs fans. they go home. happy warriors players go home. happy to memphis. grizzlies. they fly back south upset reporting live from chase center. back to you. dan. >> all right, jason, thank

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great, you know, going back my first couple years, you know, when they had to marc gasol and mike conley zach, you know, the grit and grind teams and >> and what they've done over the last 4 years. rebuilding the team is as brilliant, you know, the way they've drafted and coach done. the has has played they've got something special and our guys feel that. both sides chair back and forth. and, you know, this is what competition is all about. >> you know, it's a good night to send a message because you never know who see down the road. >> and this team is a potential. team we could face in the playoffs. so whenever we play him, it's he's always fireworks. now this was his game. one of an eight-game homestand. the warriors are back in action on tuesday. they take on the charlotte hornets, of course, will have live coverage on tuesday night from chase with kate rooney. but for now. >> that's all i have. i'm jason dumas reporting from chase center. >> scientists, meantime, the forty-niners are officially the hottest team in the nfl. they extended their winning streak to 8 games with a win ove

great, you know, going back my first couple years, you know, when they had to marc gasol and mike conleyind teams and >> and what they've done over the last 4 years. rebuilding the team is as brilliant, you know, the way they've drafted. and and coach done the has has played >> they've got something special and our guys feel that. both sides chair back and forth. and, you know, this is what competition is all about. you know, is a good night to send a message because you never know. we're going to see down the road. and this team is a potential team we could face in the playoffs. so whenever we play on, it's he's always fireworks. now, this was his game. one of an eight-game homestand. the warriors are back in action on tuesday. they take on the charlotte hornets, of course, will have live coverage on tuesday night from chase with kate rooney. but for now. >> that's all i have. i'm >> christmas comes to a close and people around the world ring in the holiday in their own special way rain. all right here. look at some of those celebrations. so this first video comes. >> all the way from p

great, you know, going back my first couple years, you know, when they had to marc gasol and mike conley and zach, you know, the grit and grind teams and >> and what they've done over the last 4 years. rebuilding the team is as brilliant, you know, the way they drafted. and and coach done the has has played >> they've got something special and our guys feel that. both sides chair back and forth. and, you know, this is what competition is all about. you know, is a good night to send a message because you never know who see down the road. and this team is a potential team we could face in the playoffs. so whenever we play him, it's he's always fireworks. now, this was his game. one of an eight-game homestand. the warriors are back in action on tuesday. they take on the charlotte hornets, of course, will have live coverage on tuesday night from chase with kate rooney. but for now. >> that's all i have. i'm jason dumas reporting wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” na

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really are super bowl is what we refer to it as and it's really our time of year to shine, meghan conleyhe tampa plant manager, says cyber monday kicked off this holiday season as one of their busiest days. so far, we're definitely seeing the surge with the online purchases and orders . i think that this year is trending up to be one of our largest yet, but the postal service planned all year to keep up with this demand it hired 100,000 workers. and installed 100 and 37 package sorting machines that facilities across the country. it is a parcel sorting machine has two capability of doing over 3000 parcels per hour nationwide. the postal service can now process up to 60 million packages per day compared to 53 million last holiday season. it's crazy amount of packages floor worker nine year brown finds joy in the rush kind of feel like a taller elf. and so we're in so many words, just being a helper being , you know, joyous, bringing joy to my peers and also to the people that i worked for improvements to the postal service are all part of the delivering for america plan, a 10 year project

but even though conley this for the and think their first championship, it's the big ten championship sponsored by discover saturday at thven thirty eastern on fox. soos fewer people are having children of those who are having fewer children. who y is this. >> we did a whole documentaryti on this topic, soon the assumption has always been it's cultural.he as people get richer, they have fewer kids, but itr turns out there may be biological reasons, chemical reasons for it, which is a big deal . so new research in the leading journal human reproduction update shows that worldwide, not just in the west, buthere everywhere, the means sperm count for men decreased by more than 50% for from-2018. nineteen seventy three to 2018 . so if thatif trend that contin those men will not be ablethis i to have children and says another 50 years. ho this is a crisis.? how is it not a crisis? and yet the media, instead of critring it, are criticizing people for having too many kids like elon musk very strange. >> watch this. a unique pro nativist movement is reportedly being led by mostly white tec bh