i'm connell mcshane with news nation.ris has reportedly told advisers she's not getting out of the political arena anytime soon and wants to keep her options open. now early holling from morning consult shows that 62% of democrats would like to see a run again for president near 2028, but she could seek another office. this one of her home state about the california governor's mentioned the job will be open in twenty-twenty 6 when gavin newsom's term is up. he's not eligible to run for reelection. it was another recent poll that found nearly half of california voters would likely supporter if she were to throw our hat into that ring. now, harris is expected to discuss her options with family and friends over the holidays, but we will see her in another role come january 6th when she certifies election results as president of the senate announced a constitutional role, all vice presidents play. i'm connell mcshane. thus the news nation political minute. >> there you have it. taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid o

i'm connell mcshane.s the news nation political minute. >> and international news, israel and hezbollah are accusing each other of violating a ceasefire just one day after agreeing to pause fighting. the israeli military says it fired on people who had tried accessing a has below weapons facility, lebanon to state run news says the victims were civilians. meanwhile, the lebanese army says idf is violating its cease-fire as it continues patrolling southern lebanon yesterday. israel and hezbollah agreed to a 2 month cease-fire which calls for hezbollah to withdraw from israel's northern border. in response to putin's expanding threats and russia's games in ukraine. nato officials are now urging european businesses to be prepared. germany is preparing a list of public and private buildings that could be converted into bunkers. france also not ruling out the possibility of deploying troops to ukraine. poland is telling the eu to shift to a war footing. meanwhile, nato's secretary general was asked about allie

i'm connell mcshane with news nation.ris has reportedly told advisers she's not getting out of the political arena anytime soon and wants to keep her options open. now early polling from morning consult shows that 62% of democrats would like to see a run again for president near 2028, but she could seek another office. this one of her home state about the california governor's mentioned the job will be open in twenty-twenty 6 when gavin newsom's term is up. he's not eligible to run for reelection. it was another recent poll that found nearly half of california voters would likely supporter if she were to throw our hat into that ring. now, harris is expected to discuss her options with family and friends over the holidays. but we will see her in another role come january 6th when she certifies election results as president of the senate announced the constitutional role, all vice presidents play. i'm connell mcshane. thus the news nation political minute. >> more news at 4 western showdown. a center for oklahoma city thund

i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute. the fighting between israel and hezbollah in southern lebanon is now just hours away. president biden says the 2 sides have reached a cease-fire deal on tuesday. washington correspondent jessi tenure has that story. the israel hezbollah cease-fire takes effect early wednesday morning. and president biden calls the deal. good news. >>peace is possible. president joe biden announced from the white house that israel and the terror group hezbollah agreed to the u.s. led ceasefire deal. the fighting across the lebanese israeli border will and the agreement aims to create safe enough conditions over the next 2 months to allow people to return to their homes in northern israel and southern lebanon. >>as heavy fighting still continued tuesday, this has been the deadliest conflict between israel as law in decades and international committee led by the u.s. will help monitor both sides. compliance with the deal. but the pentagon would not say what that entails. i want to get ahead of the proces

i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute.ry we first brought you here on kr4 last month. a bedbug outbreak in assisted living facility in redwood city as kron four's lezla gooden explains. now one resident says the situation is not getting any better, but the facility says they've already taken steps to address those problems. >>well, after a sweeping victory a week ago, president-elect trump is wasting no time in the hand picking the people he wants working for hi few of them are familiar faces. >>the house will be in order. >>percent, congress returned to unfinished business and a new trump a lot of the talk was about who's being chosen to push the president elect's agenda. trump is turning the loyalists and lawmakers. you can see his resolve already and how quickly he's making really good smart picks. so far the jobs to be filled include united nations ambassador trump has nominated to congresswoman elise stefanik, a fierce trump defender standing with our allies and causing our enemies to fear us. >>and he's picked florid

i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute.nd ukraine are soaring. russia is warning of more strikes after launching an experimental missile overnight. our dc's el martin has the story. >>after launching a powerful intermediate range ballistic missile toward ukraine overnight brought in the russia. president vladimir putin is threatening more aggressive strikes against ukraine and its allies. we will not be deterred. boone accuses the u.s. of escalating the war by allowing ukraine to launch american made long-range missile into russia for the first time in response who lowered the threshold for is more of the same apon. this irresponsible rhetoric that we continue to hear from russia meaning brush are the ones that are escalating this war. the pentagon says russian notify the u.s. ahead of the experimental missile launch but would not confirm if a russian missile could reach the u.s.. i'm just not going to get into that on capitol hill, republican missouri senator eric smith said e president is playing a dangerous game in his f