host: there's an article in your publication, sorry, this is in "the des moines register," spreading nationally, tim scott ships resources to go all in on iowa caucuses. so we've got senator tim scott, florida governor ron desantis moving a lot of campaign resources to iowa. when you see nominate ground any impact that might be happening? guest: we did cover that in "the gazette" as well. governor desantis has made a calculation early on. senator grassley from iowa, his annual effort, of every one of iowa's 99 counties company has won you to hear. -- won each year. governor desantis will have visited every county. you mentioned senator scott. really for all the folks here in iowa. what i said, there's still time for one of those candidates to make a surge, and that is their best shot moving forward, here in iowa. are we seeing the impact of that on the ground? not yet, i would not say, but there is still time. senator scott has been here. i was voters are familiar with him. it will be interesting to see if he has an impact, but it is early. host: here is a headline from a piece that

des moines is 16. but chicago is two, indianapolis two. the number of member institutions varies widely. dir. thompson: it makes a difference. why do we do this? home loan banks played a huge role in the great recession and the pandemic. we are coming off the pandemic and saw advances at their lowest level. what impact does that have on some of the smaller districts that may be restricted? they still have these expenses but advance activity may be limited. we need to take a look at that. these are things that are important. we felt that, again, these are things we cannot do overnight, but we are starting already to prioritize, what are we going to do for me regulatory perspective? what are we going to undertake? what are we going to ask congress to do? what are we doing through regular guidance from a supervisory perspective? these things will take time. this report is supposed to be a multiyear effort. but when the person who comes after me looks at the report and says why did you do that? we are hopeful it will outline here was the situa

des moines is 16. but chicago is two, indianapolis two. the number of member institutions varies widely. dir. thompson: it makes a difference. why do we do this? home loan banks played a huge role in the great recession and the pandemic. we are coming off the pandemic and saw advances at their lowest level. what impact does that have on some of the smaller districts that may be restricted? they still have these expenses but advance activity may be limited. we need to take a look at that. these are things that are important. we felt that, again, these are things we cannot do overnight, but we are starting already to prioritize, what are we going to do for me regulatory perspective? what are we going to undertake? what are we going to ask congress to do? what are we doing through regular guidance from a supervisory perspective? these things will take time. this report is supposed to be a multiyear effort. but when the person who comes after me looks at the report and says why did you do that? we are hopeful it will outline here was the situa

she will make it official here at a rally in des moines. let's be clear about this.owa governors traditionally remain neutral ahead in the nation caucuses and is a hay-profile break from former president trump, who has been repeatedly hitting reynolds for what he sees is a lack of loyalty. it's true that desantis trails trump by 30 points in iowa, and this is the only endorsement that could actually move the needle in a state whose results could set the narrative for the rest of the primaries. reynolds is wildly popular with republican voters here and her support could give desantis some much needed momentum in iowa whose campaign has gone all in. and before he takes a debate stage on wednesday night. >> the all-important question, will it move the needle? fantastic scoop, dasha burns, thank you so much. >>> when we come back, the third republican presidential debate is just days away. what can we expect to see in more from the panel after this quick break. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who ar

sources say she will appear alongside desantis at a rally tonight in des moines. support could provide a possible lift to desantis in the hawkeye state. according to the latest nbc news "des moines register" media roll, trump leads over desantis, 43% to 16%. haley came in ne. trump aus of reynolds of disloyalty adding her, quote, endorsement would be the end of her political career. meanwhile some republican voters in florida were not happy to see presidential candidate chris christie over the weekend. the former new jersey governor was greeted with boos and jeers from the pro-trump crowd just seconds after he walked on stage at the gop freedom summit, which was held just outside of orlando. christie slammed back at the audience. >> yeah. well now it feels like home, thank you all very much. what a shock, you're for trump. i'm going to fall over dead. now, look. now, look. every one of those boos, every one of those cat calls, every one of those yells will not -- >> boo. >> yes, sure -- will not solve one problem we face in this country, will not solve -- and will

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>> bret: mark meredith in des moines. mark, thanks.e on this with the panel. ♪ >> bret: also breaking tonight, fox news brings you behind the scenes to look at an israeli naval vessel or look at that part of the war with hamas from the water. also tonight, israeli troops continue to operate in that gaza hotel -- i'm sorry, gaza hospital complex that they say and u.s. intelligence agrees was a hamas staging area and command and control area. and in the north idf fighters took control of an islamic jihad strong hold. correspondent alex hogan is in northern israel tonight with the latest. good evening, alex. >> good evening, bret. in response to attacks here in northern israel, the idf says that it is using helicopters and fighter jets to strike hezbollah sites in lebanon. looking to the south in gaza, the idf says that its force there's are expanding. [explosions] >> israeli ground forces comb through the al she hospital al l command center more about tunnels and hostages. >> we see the presence of hamas in all the hospitals. >> the idf

shaquille brewster is in des moines for us.fter the debate, what did they tell you? >> reporter: hi there, crist, it was certainly an appreciation for being a smaller debate stage, a more controlled debate, and people said they got to hear more from the candidates and learn a little bit more by watching the debate. and when i asked the room if there was anyone who flipped completely, who came in supporting one person and now leaving supporting another, there were no complete flips, but you did hear perspectives changing and their views on some of the candidates shifting. listen to a little bit of what i mean, starting with someone who said he was walking into that room, kind of stuck and torn between ron desantis and nikki haley. >> after tonight's debate, have you made a decision? are you closer to either of the two? >> that decision will be made, i think, on january 15th, 2024. >> that's the iowan answer there. who are you leaning towards right now? >> i like haley, i like her foreign policy better. >> who did you come in sup

in iowa, we expect the governor there, tim reynolds, to endorse ron desantis in a rally later in des moines. that shines a spot light on our governor here, the republican governor chris sununu, very popular in our state and he'll endorse as well and make a endorsement sometime before the new hampshire primaries and we know it won't be donald trump because he's a vocal critic of trump and who will it be and that's the big question in new hampshire. he campaigned with nickie haley and the week before with rob desantis and appeared with chris scott. that endorsement is something we're keeping our eyes on as the candidates make their way in new hampshire. host: how does polling for the former president compare to the republican contenders? guest: just like we see in iowa and south carolina and the national polls where president trump is the overwhelming frontrunner in new hampshire as well. no different. a 30 point lead ie latest surveys, which is very formidable. in second place in most of the latest surveys, former ambassador nikki haley. for second place here, followed by chris christie, for

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i tell you what, that's a tough act to follow tell you that, how are you doing, des moines, good to see? are you ready to elect the next president of the united states? are you ready to welcome a president who will usher in the great american comeback. it's a president not afraid to take on hard fights and no matter how much they come after him, he never backs down. a president who will lead this country with energy, youth, and vigor and who will spit nails on day one, hit the ground running and never look back. a president who conducts himself with integrity, character, principles and morals, and humility. a president of the united states who can actually find his way from marine one to the white house. [cheers and applause] and how about electing a president of the united states whose kids aren't embroiled in pay for play allegations with foreign nations? [applause] >> it would be refreshing to have a president of the united states with a loving young family, a symbol of hope for the country's future. [applause] >> and it's an honor to be here and an honor for me to introduce somebody

the sick or i really didn't know what's happening with him and in des moines that i saw him right now. i had no words like the crazy feeling amid the celebrations, there remains the concern for those still held kept the victims very happy about it . and yet, and my mother is the so it is also set for me. and because she's in the she was supposed to be released to 70, she's wanted is real released, the 30 palestinian prisoners comprising 40 women and 16 children. according to the kentucky foreign ministry. many of those released a teenagers accused of throwing stones and fire bones during confrontations with is really forces. sonya is the tell us more about those 16 hostages who were released by him us yesterday. what if anything, have they've been saying about their ordeal? well the 6 and hostages that were released late last night of every united very much early in the morning with the family. so we didn't hear from them too much yet . but you heard from the other hostages, from the previous release, is mainly from the relatives because of the hostages themselves. you know, the kept

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i really didn't know what's happening with him and in des moines. i saw him right now. i had no words the crazy feeling. amid the celebrations, there remains the concern for those still held, kept the victim very happy about it. and yet, and my mother is the so it is also set for me and because she's in the she was supposed to be released to 70. she's wanted is real released the 30 published indian prisoners comprising 14 women and 16 children. according to the kentucky for an ministry, a red cross boss carried them from the prison back to the west bank. many of those released a teenagers accused of throwing stones and fire bones during confrontations with is really forces. so meanwhile, the us secretary of state anthony blinking has arrived in tell of israel is blinking his 3rd visit to the mid east. since a mazda is october, the 7th terrace attacks against israel. we just with just hours to go before the current truce between the 2 sides expires, lincoln will meet with officials to find a broker and extension to that agreement with for has provided a pause and fightin

mark meredith is live in des moines, iowa, with the latest from a campaign trail.ello, mark. >> good afternoon. resident trumpets in south texas this afternoon handing out food with greg abbott. kind of an early thanksgiving, if you will. within the next hour or so, they will be joining together because abbott is about to give them his endorsement for the presidential run. that comes on the heels of that visit. trump was right here last night in iowa. a new nbc poll out today indicating where they stand with the republican race for the white house. trump dominating among the gop field. this is a national poll, not specific to iowa. leading governor rod desantis of florida. pulling in double digits. talking a lot about the polls. an event in fort dodge. ninety minutes or so outside of des moines. he pleaded with voters to give him a big win. he essentially wants to force the other candidates out of the race. >> you know, if we went by a lot , i think all of these characters cancel out. we just have to get back, we have to be the democrats. we have to stop this nonse

how are you doing des moines? it is good to see you.ou ready to elect to the next president of the united states? are you ready to elect a president who will usher in our great american comeback? this is a man who's not afraid to take on the big fight and win the president no matter how hard they come after him he never backs down. [cheering] club president who will lead this country with energy, youth, and vigor who will spit nails on day one hit the ground running and never looked back a president who conducts himself with integrity, character, principles, morals, and humility. a president of the united states who can actually find his way from marine one to the white house. [cheering] and how about electing a president of the united states whose kids are embroiled and pay for play allegations with four nations? [cheering] will be refreshing to have a president of the united states with a loving young family a symbol of hope for the country's future. [cheering] and it's an honor to be here. truly is an honor for me too introduce someb

and in des moines that i saw him right now. i had no words like crazy shooting amid the celebrations, there remains concern for those still held, kept the victim very happy about it. and yet, and my mother is the so it is also set for me and because she's in the she was supposed to be released to 70. she's wanted, it is real released, the 30 palestinian prisoners comprising 14 women and 16 children. according to the kentucky for an ministry, many of those released a teenagers accused of throwing stones and fire bones during confrontations with is really forces attempt to take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. us prosecutors have announced charges in an indian national against an indian national for plugging to assassinate permanency activist group. that's one thing i don't in the us in the whole grads for known as a tourist. us official said in the 9th indian government official at hyatt and other man to carry out the city and people that reported they died from carbon monoxide poisoning after 5 broke

. >> shaquille brewster is in des moines. >> what was their reaction to the debate. >> reporter: we've had a chance to talk to people on streets about who they were leaning toward for 2024, republican voters a lone voice for support of vivek ramaswamy, haley, overwhelming support for donald trump or ron desantis. we did have a chance to follow-up after the debate with a number of republican voters, here's what they had say. >> when i came here i was split 50/50. i'm swinging more toward desantis today. >> what nikki haley said about abortion, the greatest thing a republican has ever said about abortion. >> i'm still for trump, i think he's strong, i think america is still pulling for him, i'd love to have seen him on the debate. >> reporter: so the resounding consensus after the debate was that the two people who shined the most on stage were nikki haley and governor desantis, the first person you heard from who said he was 50/50 between the two now leaning toward desantis, this is veteran-heavy and friendly area jacksonville here, desantis has momentum among voters here. resounding co

most tweens in america are fawning over bieber, swift, and styles, 11-year-old paisley gardner of des moinesfferent idol, a singer she kept hearing on the radio. >> sounds like an angel somehow. >> reporter: sounds like an angel? okay, that's kind of odd. as we first reported a few months ago, parents tony and jessica said they did not know what to think when their daughter became obsessed with the voice of that '70s soft rock legend michael mcdonald. ♪ ♪ they say paisley was smitten. >> without an image of who this person was. >> so one day she googled a picture of michael mcdonald and she came running up the stairs, and flailed herself on the bed, and was like no! no. >> reporter: her pop star turned out to be a grand pop. >> i just had to deal with it, but it's okay. >> reporter: she really did not care, so one day her dad surprised her with concert tickets. >> do you want to go see him? >> yes. >> let's go. >> i almost screamed. >> you did scream. >> yeah, i did. >> reporter: mcdonald is on tour with the doobie brothers. >> i love you, michael! >> reporter: paisley said she was the young

it's coming as a new nbc des moines register and media poll revealing that the ability of beating biden voters say they're looking for in the presidential candidate. senior political adviser marc murray has more. >> yasmin, the latest numbers from our brand-new nbc news des moines register media poll of iowa ended up testing nine different candidate qualities ahead of the upcoming iowa republican caucuses. the most popular candidate quality is the ability to beat president joe biden, with 74% of likely republican caucus goers saying that that candidate quality is extremely important to them. that is followed by believing in a stronger american role overseas, with 54% sayinghat that candidate quality on the republican side is extremely important. after that, you have, being an adult in the room. and after that, working with the opposing political party. the least popular candidate qualities in our poll are being a person of faith, which is 36% of iowa republicans saying that that candidate quality is extremely important to them. and then, republicans fighting without compromise and when

. >>> and "the des moines register" says the aclu and a civil rights organization are suing to block law restricts schools from teaching about lgbtq topics and bans library books depicting sex acts. the measure has drawn heated protests since it was signed into law earlier this year. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of eight students, their families, and an lgbtq advocacy group. >>> still to come, taking the wheel. surveillance video captures a runaway bus. how a student inside jumpd into action to avert disaster. sfx: [alarm clock ringing] sfx: [thunder] sfx: [email notification] ♪ ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. discover ghirardelli caramel squares. in a bag and a bar. makes life a bite better. i'm walt. i have relapsing ms, and a lot going on. that's why i take kesimpta. kesimpta is the only b-cell treatment for rms you can take at home, once-a-month. and it was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses vs aubagio. for me, a once-a-month treatment just works for my schedule. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you

. >>> instead of putting up just one try, a woman in des moines, iowa has turned her home into a christmass. i'm kind of addicted to buying ornaments, and if they have a theme, that make as tree >> susan dunne has 44 trees set up she has things like a disney tree news. moving you forward towards a lead-free future. how

iowa governor kim reynolds will endorse him over frontrunner donald trump at a rally in des moines. sources familiar with the matter tell abc news just two months ahead of the critical iowa caucuses, trump slamming reynolds as disloyal while writing on social media that he thinks she's now america's most unpopular governor and desantis is second. both trump and desantis taking the stage saturday at the florida republican party's freedom summit. >> and my people said, sir, don't hit him. he's a republican. i said, i don't care if he's a republican. and we hit him hard. and now he's like a wounded falling bird from the sky. >> we've gotten more endorsements from state legislators than any other candidate by far. if you look at what we've done in iowa and new hampshire, all these places and american voters do appear to be looking for alternatives to the presumed frontrunner, about 3 in 10 say they would be more likely to vote for the democratic or republican candidate if it were not biden or trump, according to a new abc news ipsos poll. >> and 76% of americans say they believe the cou

dasha burns, nbc news, des moines, iowa >> and join us for the republican presidential debate wednesday here in miami starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 pacific on nbc >>> coming up here tonight, damar hamlin's emotional return on the field in cincinnati our exclusive interview, next. >>> finally, the emotional night in cincinnati for damar hamlin his first return to the stadium where things went so terribly wrong jesse kirsch was there and spoke with hamlin. >> exactly who that is >> reporter: less than a year after the nation watched damar hamlin leave cincinnati's football field by ambulance, last night he returned to that same stadium for another primetime game >> buffalo's in cincinnati for the first time since damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest >> reporter: but this time the buffalo bills safety left on his own terms. >> when people see you at the bengals' stadium, what do you want their takeaway to be from that image >> i think it's just a direct reflection of being able to get knocked down, getting back up. i think that's the story of life. >> reporter: before the big game ha

queskireynolds endorsed ron dent during a rally in the capital of des moines. governor desantis book on stage about his acknowledgments in the state of florida. quest good to see it. that is a tough act to follow. good to see you. are you ready to elect the next president of the united states? are you ready to elect a president who will lead in a great american comeback? this is a man who is not afraid to take on the big five. no matter how hard they come after him, he never backs down. a president who will lead this country with energy, youth and vigor and day one hit the ground and never look back. a president who conducts himself with integrity, principles, morals and humility. the president of the united states you can actually find his way from marine one to the white house. what about electing a president of the night states whose kids aren't embroiled in pay for play allegations with foreign nations? it would be refreshing to have a president of the united states who is a symbol of hope for the country's future. it is an honor to be here. truly it is. an

friday, republican presidential hopefuls speak to voters at the familleer thanksgiving form in des moines, iowa. live coverage starts at 4:00 eastern. ♪ >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this. americans can see democracy at work. citizens are truly informed. the republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word from the nation's capital to wherever you are. the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> ukrainian president blood near zielinski's chief of staff urged congress to approve additional assistance to ukraine and says he's thankful for the u.s. governments support. his remarks came during a conversation on the russia ukraine war hosted by the hudson institute in washington, d.c. [crowd noise] >> good evening. am senior fellow and director of the center on europe and eurasia at the hudson institute. ever since the full-scale invasion of ukraine even for some time quite before that the hudson institute to the importance of ukraine to t

iowa governor kim reynolds will endorse desantis at a rally today in des moines. that's according to sources close to both reynolds and desantis. an endorsement from iowa's popular governor could give desantis a much needed boost ahead of the january caucuses. the latest nbc news poll has the florida governor trailing behind trump in iowa by 27 points. >>> now to las vegas, where construction is almost complete for the formula 1 race later this month. but some residents are not happy with the new additions to the strip. glass fences added to pedestrian bridges to block the race are now being vandalized. film on the glass has mostly been pealed off. so far there is no word from officials on plans to repair the damage. >>> why you might want to keep an umbrella handy. much of the country is waking up to wet weather, from the pacific northwest all the way lew the midwest and the ohio river valley. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking those soggy spots for us. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, guys. very monday forecast for many of us, especially in

the sick or thought, i really didn't know what's happening with him and in des moines that i saw him right now. i had no words. the crazy thing i'm at the celebrations. the main concern for those still held kept the victim very happy about it. and yet, and my mother is the so it is also set for me because she's in the she was supposed to be released to 70. she's wanted, it is real released. the 13 published indian prisoners comprising 14 women and 16 children. according to the kentucky foreign ministry. many of those released a teenagers accused of throwing stones and fire bones during confrontations with is really forces. so, telling you a 16 more hostages released by him us yesterday. what are the hostages, who been really so far, been saying about their ordeal? i'm so sorry her it's mainly from the relatives because the hostages themselves, so a bit she had to do away from the public. but there has been some accounts here in the is really media for example, most of them saying basically that in the 1st weeks, you know, they were getting enough food, but that in the past, uh, weeks

governor kim reynolds will endorse him over front-runner donald trump at a rally tomorrow night in des moinesurces familiar with the matter tell abc news. just two months ahead of the critical iowa caucuses. trump tonight slamming reynolds as disloyal, writing on social media that he thinks she is now america's most unpopular governor and desantis is second. both trump and desantis taking the stage saturday at florida republican party's freedom summit. >> my people said, "sir, don't hit him, he's a republican." i said, "i don't care if he's a republican. we hit him hard and now he's like a wounded falling bird from the sky." >> we've gotten more endorsements from state legislators than any other candidate by far if you look at what we have done in iowa, new hampshire, all these places. >> reporter: and american voters appear to be looking for alternatives to the presumed front-runners. about three in ten say they would be more likely to vote for the democrat or republican candidate if it were not biden or trump, according to a new abc news ipsos poll. and 76% of americans say they believe the

i personally visited des moines throughout the pandemic. they were constructing a courthouse. harrisburg, pennsylvania, san antonio, texas, -- >> my time is about expired, but let me conclude by saying, agencies the truly required new furniture can give the old furniture to other agencies or sell it off to private parties. that would take some of the burden off taxpayers. now, i can imagine a big private business spending lavishly on furnishings for an office building that no one works out of. shareholders would not stand for it. we can't stand for it. there needs to be a a culture shift in the federal government that looks toward cost savings and achieving agency missions in the most efficient ways possible, and i hope gsa hears that message loud and clear. i now yield to the ranking member for his questions. >> i'm going to call on congresswoman norton to go first. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. gsa is responsible for the efficient and effective functioning of our government. when its budget is slash the consequences are far reaching, and more often than not counterp

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several honorably countries as well as the head of the organization of islamic corporation, ending des moines, gauze, and dominated the agenda for administer survey level of highlighted the importance of regional countries being represented in efforts to resolve the conflicts and the code for the resumption of negotiations on the creation of a palestinian state. so it's got a new use that used to move with silver silver. we support the creation of an independent sovereign palestinian state within the 1967 borders with its capital in east jerusalem. for many years we have advocated that the quartet of mediators work in full coordination with the legal era of states. russian presents letting the patient spoke about the resolution of the police scene is ready to come fix at the extraordinary mazing of breaks leaders if as the priority is preventing the warning gauze or from escalating, your gimme one of our colleagues just mentioned numerous deaths of children that's heretic, and so when you see how they perform, the surgery is on children without anesthesia. it's beyond comprehension. as russia

and i'll back in israel as part of the des moines rating rage in the occupied west bank. at least a palace thing is killed in a series of incursions. the it is day 3 of a 4 day c spy between ham us in israel and a brief law in bombardment, has given palestinians time to take stock of the devastation of their homes and neighborhoods. families are trying to pick up the pieces of their lives. some are using this time to dig through the rubble searching for their loved ones. all those are trying to return home, finding mitchell standing in his place. so let's get the latest now on what's happening from the ground and goes in our honey. my mood is live for us in han, eunice. so honey, this was a chance for people that to take stock of the damage there and, and to just try to survey the damage of, of, of what's been done over the last several weeks. yes. how's it going? and since the last time we spoke, this is what people have been doing. they're paying attention to the, the fact that this, these fire is a fragile item in my any, at any time collapse given what happened at lat

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alayna treene, cnn, des moines. >>> still ahead, take ing a sta against anti-semitism. why media brands are ussuspendi advertising on x. stay with us. >>> welcome back to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and all under a the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. israeli media is reporting that the death toll at the music festival in southern israel is far higher than anyone realized. that was where hamas launched its brutal attack on israel citing an israeli police report, the death toll now stands at 364, up from 270. also learned 17 of those killed reportedly were police officers and about 40 people at the event were taken hostage. more civilians in gaza, the situation on the ground is extremely tenuous with shortages of food, water and fuel. the rafah crossing was open to allow a number of aid trucks into gaza from egypt. >>> in the midst of the war, a two decades old letter set to be written by obama binns laden is grabbing millions of views. some have posted video clips saying they sympathize with the terrorist, who orchestrated the se

desantis in the 2024 republican primary expected to happen later tonight at a predebate rally in des moinesbattled republican congressman george santos sat down with cnn's manu raju for a wide-ranging interview, including summing up what 2023 has been like for him and his plans to run for re-election. >> so, they expel you, and then they put someone else in the seat, you're going to run in 2024? >> absolutely. >> can you win a primary, given all of these things lined up against you. >> yes. >> in a general election. >> this is a biden district. >> could i have won the general election last time? nobody said you could. >> tell me what this year has been for you. >> hell. hell in the most profound way. >> okay, the house ethics committee expected to announce update on its report on santos by the end of next week. >>> and the negotiating committee for the film and tv actors union on saturday said it received a last, best and final offer from the hollywood studios including disney, netflix, nbcuniversal and warner brothers discovery which is the parent company of cnn. even if a deal is reached