it was in response to labour mp alex cunningham challenging rishi sunak during prime minister's questionscuse the home secretary of heckling the answer "because it's a shithole". according to a source close to the home secretary, mr cleverly called a labour parliamentarian a "sort mp" but denies making a derogatory remark stockton constituency. live now to our political correspondent damian grammaticus in westminster as clashfications go that is quite something its as clashfications go that is quite somethin: , , ., as clashfications go that is quite somethina , , . ,., as clashfications go that is quite somethin: , , , something its is a reversal because esterda , something its is a reversal because yesterday. this _ something its is a reversal because yesterday, this incidents _ something its is a reversal because yesterday, this incidents happened| yesterday, this incidents happened as you were saying in prime minister's questions, so, yesterday, lunchtime, alex cunningham stood up and asked the question why have 34% of children in his constituency living in poverty. as rishi sunak res

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cunningham case the one that preceded by a few months the lamb vs. cunningham case. on page 729 of that decision this court said about the article 4 requirements in the constitution for redistricting, quote, legislative body formed in violation of these constitutional restrictions is as a body, unknown to the constitution and cannot rightfully exercise this high prerogative of legislation, end quote. and so i think the suggestion that there was a 12-day window in 2021 and then that's it, after that, for time immemorial, no one can raise the question of, are we following the constitution's basic requirements? >> counsel. >> i have a second specific contiguity question, it has to do with pinpoint contiguity, which when i think about, when i look at that, it's the two corners of a square matching up, the way i'm looking at this is, i play tennis somewhat, i used to play tennis, the lines are in. in football maybe the lines are out. depending on whether or not we look at it that way or not, if our test is that contiguity means you can get from one point in a district to

just have a watch of this, the question that alex cunningham asked about child poverty.t watch this ship first. thank you very much, mr speaker. why are 34% of children in my| constituency living in poverty? mr speaker... mr speaker, it's this government that has ensured that across our country, 1.7 million fewer people are living in poverty. just before rishi sunak get surveys feed their and i will apologise in advance for viewers, labour front benches were adamant they saw coming from the mouth of the home secretary james cleverly and he said, they claim it's because expletive, stopped on, the problem with child poverty was not we had a firm denial from james cleverly that he did not say that, i would not say that. today, i think, say that, i would not say that. today, ithink, the say that, i would not say that. today, i think, the way the story has developed is that we had a very senior conservative figure outside westminster, the mayor of tees valley, clearly not believing what james cleverly said there, and suggesting that he should have apologised for his words dra

joining us now is professor clark cunningham, he's a professor of law georgia state university.ethics and constitutional law, and he's a professor we have called on in the past to help us understand this dynamic at georgia. professor cunningham, i'm grateful that you could be here tonight, thanks for your time. >>> glad to be with you, rachel. >> reporter: so the ruling from the supreme court on thanksgiving eve on wednesday effectively said we do not believe that we, as the court, have the power to establish the rules by which this commission would do this work. is that a fair layman's way to summarize what they did? >>> yes, i think that's true. the law that was passed by the georgia legislature last spring provided that rules that would put the commission into business had to be first approved by the georgia supreme court and the georgia supreme court announced on thanksgiving eve that they weren't going to do that. and therefore the commission cannot proceed at this point. proceed at this >> reporter: in terms of the overall, sort of where that puts us on the board game -- o

former south carolina congressman and no labels leader joe cunningham joins us next. >> welcome back america", current president biden is losing the former president trump and five of the six most important battleground states. voters trust over biden on the economy, foreign policy and immigration which are three major issues affecting a vacant quality of life but both face challenges with that emergence of a popular third-party movement. there is a third party have a chance to win? or keep someone else from winning. >> joining us former congressman from the great state of south carolina and no labels national director joe cunningham. welcome to you congressman. it seems americans are kicking the tires on a new party but do you think will take it for a test drive. >> the numbers suggest that they will. we started looking at this no labels a couple of years ago sizing up this sequel biden trump rematch and what we found was the same thing that we see in today's polls, the majority of americans, two thirds of our country do not want to see a rematch. no labels has been securing access

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to students and that makes it one of my favorites in the classroom. >> we want to thank patricia cunningham for sharing some of her teaching methods for free to shoes. if you go to c-span.orbo that shapes america, at the top you see teacher soces. there are lessons plans, additional videos for each of the 10 books in this series and i recommend getting on the website, especially if you are a teacher. john in toms river, new jersey, go ahead. >> what do you think mr. friedman would say about how china is now as our supplier for the steel industry, wood industry, now food. in bethlehem, pennsylvania, there is a casino where the steel mill used to be. what would he have done about that? >> we got the idea, john. >> good question. another area he was influential in was he was a free trader in his view truly was if china is going to be able to make goods more effectively than in the united states, and it was beneficial to allow chinese to make those goods more effectively in the united states than the united states should not have high tariffs on goods. he thought you are going to have a more pe

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cunningham. i'm the program manager. out of the professional standards and principled policing unit where i lead the business analysis team, we are charged with among other things, the generation and publishing of our quarterly activity and data report. so we'll spend a little bit of time going over the per capita racial disparity comparison data point that is calculated and provided in the data for the specific question that was asked of us was to take a look at what contributed to the increase in that number with use of force and african americans in reporting in the fourth quarter of 2022 to get there, we're going to do a quick overview of this particular chart as i think it's the one that stood out along with what goes into it and how it's calculated first. first, this chart is not the actual per capita. the disparity per race or ethnicity. let me say that one more time. this chart is not the actual per capita disparity per race or ethnicity. that information is actually found elsewhere in th

cunningham. i'm the program manager. out of the professional standards and principled policing unit where i lead the business analysis team, we are charged with among other things, the generation and publishing of our quarterly activity and data report. so we'll spend a little bit of time going over the per capita racial disparity comparison data point that is calculated and provided in the data for the specific question that was asked of us was to take a look at what contributed to the increase in that number with use of force and african americans in reporting in the fourth quarter of 2022 to get there, we're going to do a quick overview of this particular chart as i think it's the one that stood out along with what goes into it and how it's calculated first. first, this chart is not the actual per capita. the disparity per race or ethnicity. let me say that one more time. this chart is not the actual per capita disparity per race or ethnicity. that information is actually found elsewhere in th

here is patricia cunningham nazareth area high school where she teaches ap courses in economics, governmentcs. >> in free to choose he really takes a chapter by chapter approach breaking down some difficult concepts making them very palatable for students to know and to understand and to see how they are important to their daily lives. the first chapter he's tackling the role of markets and voluntary exchange rate adam smith, the invisible hand, all those concepts can be difficult and uninteresting. he takes seven makes them fascinating by applying a real-world examples and real world scenarios that make them easy to understand for it even though there are some things i would say are easy to understand who they are also some challenges when it comes to some of the data included in the text. obviously this is written in 1980 so we are looking at 40 plus years ago. some of the data sets are outdated. what i liked with my students is have them update the data themselves. but on their economist hat and to say okay, here's what freedman had to say about the relationship between unemployment and

we welcome lawrence cunningham. former legal professor joining me on fox business. for you? >> i cried a little. i'm sure warren is despondent. you are right he brought a lot of joy, intelligence and wisdom to large number of people. a big community is coming to gather even on a sad day like this with a tiny bit of joy. liz: you talk about when they first met. it was years after both of them, at different times because warren was 7 years younger, worked at warren's grandfather's grocery store but he said in charlie's almanac, the book warren gave to me many years ago and said you have to read this because it is so full of things that are too brilliant to be true. of the minute they met at a dinner party, what happened? it was like a mind melting with a handshake, started working together. >> instantly knew they could learn a lot from each other. they had shared values, the same analytical ability, passion for learning and reading but they had a sense that they could complement each other and that is what they went ahead and did. they had some strengths the other did

the snow is a familiar sight for tim cunningham and he knows just what to do when the snow starts comingn. well, i'm moving my hopes to be in for world right? >> because it's getting. dangers. >> it's getting rough on these the truckers. it's a good thing. they had to change top down below sea. they made a mall staff make sure the period change because it's going to get rough. >> earlier this afternoon at applegate and i-80 caltrans stop truckers to make sure they carry chains and they're ready. >> already bad. but the next few hours. it's got a nice over really hard. >> andrew schwartz, the lead scientist with the central sierra snow lab tells fox 40 they're not expecting much more snow past 10 o'clock tonight. so while weather conditions will improve, he says it'll still be cold. so travel may still be icy. kerry change for sure. >> we've got to slow down. it's tough out here already. >> well, it is cold and there is lots of snow on the ground. so if you are passing through the area, make sure to take it nice and slow live in soda springs. shadix for kron. 4 news a row we did does see

. >> rosalynn carter worked on a community improvement project at lake cunningham and worked to renovate homes in east san jose. those who worked with her say she was caring and tireless. donning a hard hat, she helped renovate homes and build new once with habitat for humanity. she was in her mid-80s but that didn't keep her from rolling up her sleeves and getting to work. >> she was toe to toe with the president, working alongside him, hammering, sawing, using a chop saw. i don't know how many former first ladies use a chop saw, but mrs. carter did. >> reporter: when she wasn't using power tools she was connecting with families. >> she saw how many women were single mothers. and to help offer them a hand up. not a handout but a hand up and get secure housing was a really big deal to her. when she was out here building with us, she took time to talk to all the moms of the homeowners that were going to be moving into their homes, and she spent time with them and their kids. >> reporter: together mr. and mrs. carter helped build more than 4400 homes across the world. but before she became

the snow is a familiar sight for tim cunningham. >> and he knows just what to do when the snow starts coming down. well, i'm moving my hopes to be in for world right? because it's getting. dangers. >> it's getting rough on these the truckers. it's a good thing. they had to change stop down below sea. they made a mall staff make sure the period change because it's going to get rough. >> applegate and i-80 caltrans stop truckers to make sure they carry chains and they're ready. >> already bad. but the next few hours. it's got a nice over really hard. >> andrew schwartz, the lead scientist with the central sierra snow lab tells fox 40 they're not expecting much more snow past 10 o'clock tonight. so while weather conditions will improve, he says it'll still be cold. so travel may still be icy. kerry change for sure. >> we've got to slow down. it's tough out here already. >> like a winter wonderland with a little dangerous job. if you're up in the next few days, john, what should people know? good news is is we've seen it calming down now, but it was good snowfall up there specially once y

. >> joining me now is britney packnic cunningham, msnbc political analyst and host of the undistracted where we got a lot of this information. thank you for coming on. let me start with you. this was a wholesale butt kicking for moms for liberty. did anyone see that coming? >> well, i think it's tough to say because especially these off year elections, no one really knows who is going to show up. but i do think it was a resounding rejection for them. one of the reasons why some of these statistics are a little fuzzy is because i think moms for liberty realized that their endorsement was a problem, and in many of these counties in pennsylvania and elsewhere, did not formally endorse candidates because they thought that would actually hurt the candidates that they supported so they would produce voter guides and other things to let their voters know. but it is a very small group of people who are really focused on getting books out of schools or restricting lgbtq curriculum in the classroom. there's a county in florida that i have been reporting on, santa rosa county. there are 30,000 st

. >> commissioner cunningham-denning absent. >> commission d'antonio yes. >> commissioner friedenbach here. >> commissioner preston here. >> commissioner walton here. >> commissioner williams here. >> all right. we have quorum i believe we already met read the land acknowledgements so we will have done public comment and the. >> 3. approval of the meeting minutes from september 28, 2023. oh, any votes for the absences. >> this meeting for. >> someone can respond- >> (multiple voices). >> oh, in the future. >> the holidays are coming up. >> oh. >> awesome so move on into item three faa. >> 3. approval of the meeting minutes from september 28, 2023. make a motion to approve by commission d'antonio do i have a second? >> second. >> >> all right. seconded by bonnie, commissioner preston. >> all right. >> okay. commission d'antonio yes. >> oh, apologizes have to do public comment first for the approval of the minutes so members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this agenda item 2346r7 please line up at the podium each person has two minutes to speak. >> for the record the

tom: with years of experience, deborah cunningham joins us. yield is moving.movement in the money market funds be ending, deborah? deborah: the retail side will slow down but the institutional side is just getting darted. they stay in the direct market, so in treasuries, and paper, and other types of products that are directly impacted by the fed rates changes. they do not go into money funds that lag not direct market, until rates peaked or plateaued. they often start to go down the other side. i think the institutional trade, that speak it will just turn on. tom: short-term paper does not become attractive. in your head, where did they need to get to before the facts change for the people loving their 5% accounts? deborah: i think it is very much indicative of what the fed has in telling us. it is also indicative of the most recent fed speak from jefferson and powell about the fact that they are assessing what rate hikes were done in the summertime come in this ring and summertime are having on the economy today and the higher bond yields that we are having.

liz cunningham thank you very much, mr speaker . why are 34% of children in my constituency nc living in poverty ? poverty? >> prime minister >> prime minister >> mr speaker. mr speaker, it's this government that has ensured that across our country 1.7 million fewer people are living in poverty as a result of the actions of this government . yes, actions of this government. yes, thatis actions of this government. yes, that is true, mr speaker. not only that, hundreds of thousands fewer children are living in poverty and income inequality as at a lower level than we inherited from the party opposite. but, mr speaker, we don't want any child to grow up in poverty . and the best way to in poverty. and the best way to make sure that that happens is, is to ensure that they do not grow a workless household. grow up in a workless household. and the and that is why the right strategy is to ensure that we provide as many children with the to grow with the opportunity to grow up with parents in work. and because of the actions of previous gov