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by winds of the united states, which on now effecting south america's pacific coast as of a john's precedent, e. um olive has accused russia of mistakenly firing app and as the but john airlines passenger jet before it crashed. he also accused what he called some circles and russia of trying to cover up the truce. the crash now the catholic city of act, towel killed. 38th of the 67 people on board. russian president, letting me put an has apologized for what he called a tragic incident in russian aspects sort of as a. but john is demanding an outright admission of guilt and compensation to the, as a bit daunting step. from what, let's go to i form the most go bureau chief, you reverse jetta who relocated to rico in russia coast. our operation in moscow, uri precedent alley of accused as russia of a coverup. how is bass going down in moscow? i was rushing to the use engines is have report a vase in uh lets say softdent version. uh they only say that a leaf expects a real apology for me putting however, we know that the 2 presidents spoke again on the phone today. um, a link doesn't seem to be th

earlier i spoke to the john e as a demo, daniel brown, and i asked him if we have a clear picture now about the destruction in my old well, that's going to be frank. it hurts. no, it's still very high because of the lack of communication. so i mean 99 percent of 6 internet customers are disconnected. $51.00 out of $54.00 mobile network containers are still out of service primarily due to power outages. so it's certainly hard to calculate. so the extent of this destruction officially, that tells remains still as pointing and telling, sees, and approximately $250.00 entries, but says departments that are pretty fixed. so this morning said you could move notes, apply that figure by of to a 100. so for the moment we just don't know is your report said earlier, this is the worst side clone in uh, 90 years and its products and, and europe's forest region. and the scene in these images are sent to towns that have been flats and, and so the entire infrastructure has really been very hard. we think that may be as much as a 3rd of the residents there of the 300000 people living on my years. i'v

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the gunmen then fled on an e-bike. >> john: alexis mcadams has the latest. it was quite a news conference that they had a short time ago. >> hi, john. it was a lot more information than i thought we are going to get, but i'll start off with something new. i had a chance to look at some new surveillance video that was taken right outside this hilton where it all unfolded. it shows that suspect that walked up with a silencer on his gun. that's one of the things they asked about. in the video clip you can clearly tell there's a silencer on the gun. he walks up just within reach distance to the ceo, pulls it out, and shoots him in the back. then the guy falls to the ground, this poor man who is just in town for a business meeting, and he shoots him again. so that is just new surveillance video we are working to try and get and see if we can get that clip. but i saw it off a cell phone here by someone who was out at the scene. i'm going to step out of the way so you can look at what's going on right now. we will move up a little bit and you can see what's going o

to fly on for one more hour the pilots to try to make 2 attempts to land. meantime, as ordered by john e authorities are crediting the pilots with flying heroically, with your experience as a pilot, can you? can you help me get my head around this? well i just of all the technical side points have been able to see. busy longer a video, but the one we can see on the media that where shots of the go, where you can see the crowds out of one point is try the lane to maintain the altitude. you can see the problem. you don't have the 3 up and then you can see these because you have visual on the ground. that term gives us. we didn't dine mention of this on. so yes, i can say that the, that they had problems to maintain altitude and, and you could, you know, why. but once again, that could come to the fact that exact draft is applied by why you are act draft and the easy. it's the same system as the habit as family. for example, once you learn during the out on a low, as soon as you lower the landing gear, then you're going direct, which means that you do not have anymore the magic frame, you h

city of octo emergency officials by say that the craft was heading from buck who and as a by john 2 girls and e with 67 people on board, including 5 crew members. now the plane blows to azerbaijan, airlines will forward, he se 28 people have survived the incident. local media say the flight was rerouted because of fault in girl's name. let's cross over to you the shop of oliver, who's in moscow, with the latest. obviously the details are a budgeting and the situation is developing. but what do we know about this incident so far? you as well, the latest information is that full bodies have been found at the crash, signed in ox. how? uh, as you mentioned, the number of survivors now stands at 28. people tell them children and 26 people were taken to hospital including 2 children as well. uh, 7 victims are in serious condition right now. the rest corporation continues. the survivors of the plane crash were passengers in the tail section of the plane itself at the least damage, according to reports after the collision and explosion that occurred in the front section of the plane. the passengers was

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his surname john dill e. >> diller and his partner responded to a vehicle illegally stopped at a busp. the officers asked the occupants to get out repeatedly before one shot killer, hitting him under his bulletproof vest. the suspected shooter has 21 arrests. . >> i just remember, like, total shock. it didn't even feel real until i got in the car and left the hospital and i realized this is the first time i'm going go home and he's not going to be there or ever come back. that was the exact moment that i felt my heart break into a million pieces. >> as police officers we 1 know we have a difficult job. there's nothing like losing one of our own. he confronted two dangerous individuals, and it cost him his life. it cost this city its bravest protector. it cost his family everything. [ clapping ] parse >> accepting this award in his honor, please welcome jonathan's wife, stephanie diller. [ clapping ] [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. . >> it is my honor to be here to accept this award on behalf of my husband jonathan. thank you. tonight is specially special. because i'm receivin

in the meanti e, let's check in with john shrable for the latest on our weather here in the bay area. thanks so much, stephanie. we are seeing a lot of sunshine out there today and we are definitely calmer than we were yesterday, too. >> all little sigh relief for sure. we are looking outside at san jose which is sitting under that same sunshine that the rest of us across the bay are enjoying currently, whether you're at the coast or inland, we're all in the same boat on that one. current temperatures are already in the low 60's for a few spots like hayward right at 60 degrees. pacifica. same sonoma at 61. now as we move into the afternoon, temperatures will continue to lift taking us from the school morning that we've been enjoying already to what will be a sunny and mild afternoon. some highs getting close if not to 70 degrees. stephanie. >> john, thank you. in the east bay, oakland, police are investigating a body found in the west end of town. kron four's philippe djegal shares more about the homicide investigation. >> campbell street near mandela parkway in west oakland taped off

i fort e name of the senator. host: john nichols, republican of oklahoma at the time.arry: he said larry, he doesn't like developers, he doesn't like jewish developers, he doesn't like jewish developers from new york. he said, we've got a real problem with him. if he decides to hold this legislation from coming to the floor, there is nothing you can do, we are debt. he says you have got to get him. so i remember calling and i said, how much did the jewish community raise for the federal building that was demolished in oklahoma city? how much did they raise for it. turned out they raised $10 million, and they were a fraction of the general population, oklahoma city. so when i came to senator nickel's office, went in and he said, please sit down. so we sat down. and ed gillespie was with us. and i started telling the senator exactly what i told everybody else, the white house, etc. and i could see that his face looked as if it was just in stone. there was no emotional response. i got an emotional response from everyone. but not him. so i talked to a few minutes and i sai

on e to construction project taking shape and i'll be john division of this month here in alba to on the outskirts of the city architect. you said d of i to a is really developing this 3 heck to area with apartments built with a small, a competing footprint. that meant plenty to incorporate a range of environmental features such as natural cooling instead of air conditioning. so silver has its open here and then open pay or you can feel the airflow so we know it's hot outside, but inside here it's not as hot. and we can feel that there's a difference of $2.00 to $3.00 degrees. built full meters above ground due to the threat of rising sea levels and flooding. the district real feature shared green spaces, irrigated by rain, water harvested on site. plus a selection of stores will cut background traffic. sustainability is a priority for the architects. this explains the focus on apartments compared to houses to consume a lot of resources for a small number of residents. you want to know if, if we continue in this direction, that phenomenon will become more pronounced is so i think it'

that was a bigger ask for john howard than you might think. e 't over.as still sentiment against japan and he took a lot of heat from veterans groups that australia was providing force protection. in the end, it worked out well. there weren't any casualties and the australians became proud of the fact that they were providing force protection. to me, the war was over at that point in time in australia. you see things going on now between the australians and the japanese that i didn't think would be possible. i didn't think frankly that the australians would agree to ever put american troops in australia . and they have done that. they rotate through so they are not based there but they rotate through a lot. the relationship has been accepted by the australian people and the australian people accept the relationship with japan. now you see japan and australia exercising together, talking about expanding their relations and i think that is a good thing for the united states and a good thing for japan and i think it is a good thing for australia. i think it

university of texas are using a 3-d printer to help create what they call e tattoos, and they're not just for looks. as fox's john, the tattoos can help provide doctors with some critical health information. >> this 3-d printer at ut austin's cockrell school of engineering uses ink to tattoo a person's head. but this isn't some high tech body art. e tattoos are a form of eeg, a medical test that measures brain waves. >> they are similar to the traditional tattoos, yet the main distinction is that these are temporary. >> they've been around for more than a decade, tracking everything from heart activity to stress levels, brain tumors to sleep disorders. but the existing tech can be awkward with rigid electrodes and long wires tricky for people with a lot of hair. >> it is a very unpleasant experience. the entire process is long time consuming. >> this new 3-d printed approach by the nanshu lu research group seeks to overcome that. >> so we're actually depositing ink onto the body to form the tattoos in situ. typically, e tattoos are prefabricated, but we're trying to circumvent that approach so that we can make th

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john. the fact that present bridging goal, the l e s president is the 1st to get news that the president is a human being and gas for the people. and the presenters come to you, i've come to the answers and i'm concerned about the situation, which is absolutely. uh, i mean this is no more, i mean, from the average spend the anything else. but the thing is that now there is, is investigation none going investigation. and it's very important to remain factual because i have started to pay the price the less than price since that does accident. yeah, the last, but we can say is that the western countries, they are everything but the fact to talk to me about this ukranian drone attack, i understand the 5 was on his way to check. she couldn't make landing that because as we understand there were these ukrainian drones warm types is the link there for you serial may have you or maybe a bad objection? the for events. yeah. craft army name, the drones coming in the carfax, the decision that the state gun, but the practice already on the space. so what i was doing, and we tried to learn that after i

to russia's president's latest comments with this kind of bond from my job, a john the fact that present good in goal the l e. s. president is the 1st to get me is that president, that is a human being and gas for the people and the prison officers company a come to the answers and i'm concerned about the situation which is absolutely. uh, i mean there's, there's no model. i mean from the i would not have expected anything else, but the thing is that now there isn't any investigation, none going investigation. and it's very important to remain factual because i have spotted to pay the price to west and breast since that does accident. yeah, the last, but we can say is that the western countries, they are everything but the fact to talk to me about this ukranian drone attack, i understand the fight was on his way to check she couldn't make landing there because as we understand there were these ukrainian drones swarm types is the link there for you serial may have or maybe a bad objection. the for events. yeah. craft army name, the drones coming in the carfax, the decision that the state gun by the practice a

. >> reporter: john agrees very thankful no fatalities. he's glad that pg&e and other utilities restored power and communication lines. >> in addition to all the first responders, you saw people just stopping their cars and clearing the streets and helping each other. it was great. >> reporter: city officials say all the traffic lights should be back to normal by monday. there were a lot of shoppers at the time. >> da lin down in scotts valley. >>> back in the bay area the aftermath of the storm is still felt as well as you can tell by this live look at the current pg&e outages. the latest numbers show more than 6,000 customers still in the dark more than 24 hours later. pg&e says tomorrow's rain should not impact their efforts to turn the lights back on, but they also don't have an exact time frame on when that will be. >> we've seen a lot of vegetation impacting our lines, trees down, wire down, that sort of thing. if there's a conductor in the road, that sort of thing, crews will first and foremost make sure the scene is safe for the public and first respo

and john just first off, when what are you hearing about this video and if it does show the suspect carrying a battery for an e are gleaning from that? >> well, it shows that as shimon pointed out, they expanded their video canvass. they put it not just through central park, but out the streets on both sides of central park, both before and after the shooting, hoping that they would get images of the shooter either fleeing the scene or maybe earlier before that. so they come up with video caitlin at around 515 in the morning on the upper west side, a couple of blocks east of west of central park, where they see an individual who they believe is the shooter. he's carrying what appears to be a battery for an e-bike. so that suggests to them that he may he may live in that area. he may have started out in that area. they believe he took the train to midtown, where he either had that bike stashed or pre-positioned so he could put that fully charged battery on and have it ready for the getaway and what are you hearing about? >> what investigators are doing with a phone that they found at the scene? >> so they're tr

reporter john mueller has details. >> well, lou, e angie only lead into new york criminal court in chains surrounded by a massive security detail. once inside the courtroom, he pleaded not guilty to 11 counts, including murder in the first degree in the killing of united healthcare ceo brian thompson on december 4th, thompson was brazenly gunned down while walking on a manhattan sidewalk. prosecutors say manji only targeted him in an act of terror in court monday on his lawyer pushed back saying majeo knees rights are being violated. he was on display for everyone see in the biggest stage perp walk i've ever seen in my ngo knees. attorney went on to blast mayor adams for this specific comment he made on pix on politics with dan mannarino last week. i want to look him in the eye. it stated that you carried out this terrorist act my city, your honor. he's not a simple. he's somebody who is the right to a fair trial and frankly it your honor. the mayor should know more than anyone of the presumption of innocence that he is afforded when he dealing with his own issues. and frankly, i submit t

uptown manhattan carrying what appears to be a battery for a battery for an e-bike the police now have in their hands. cnn's john miller served as the deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism for the new york police department, and has been working his sources for us tonight. and, john, just first off, when what are you hearing about this video and if it does show the suspect carrying a battery for an e-bike what cops are gleaning from that well, it shows that as shimon pointed out, they expanded their video canvass. >> they put it not just through central park, but out the streets on both sides of central park both before and after the shooting, hoping that they would get images of the shooter either fleeing the scene or maybe earlier before that. so they come up with video caitlin at around 515 in the morning on the upper west side, a couple of blocks east of west of central park, where they see an individual who they believe is the shooter. he's carrying what appears to be a battery for an e-bike, so that suggests to them that he may he may live in that area. he may have started out in that ar

e. so i was told that the jokes cannot roll. don't know if it's by judge john what exactly happened in boucher is rush. you're really responsible for mass occurring. these people were you can be banned from social media. you'll be accused of all kinds of horrible things. these questions are never raised, we're just basically fed lies and, and told to accept them. and that's been the model that we've seen over and over and over again. and it's never been more powerful than it is now. the russian states never is as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community not getting all sun set up the speed, the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russians coding and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the, [000:00:00;00] the press readers will know that the ask guys, penetration of twitter was far deeper than just collaboration in june. we released an investigation showing that how in recent

may lower attentions with his thereby john or but it's unlikely to bring any consolation to the crash. victims grieving, loved ones, dw, through gaze, said an oscar e covers the region and says pollutants apology is unlikely to satisfy as a body shop. we or the seen the a 0 by johnny interpretation of this call with boats in the local media report that the in the, these conversation that you have a lease mentioned physical and technical and interference as the cost cause of the crash. so the other but chinese government hasn't see a direct deck, huge rush of shooting down the plain, but anonymous sources among government officials linked to the press that a russian input edge of the system had started the plan that caused the crash. so these media also reported a 0 by john expects the recognition of this fact from the russian side and apology and also a compensation. that was there. but john is important to russia as a partner earlier this year. president of the country is, i'm believe he described the relationship with russia as good and said that a 0. but john wouldn't be a part of the, as, as he said, and to russian sanctions come pin. uh so let

this december the houston area realtors will award the prestigious john e. wolf community service award to him. i congratulate him as he exemplifies the spirit of houston, resilient, innovative and community-centered. i'm proud to recognize his enduring contributions to our city and i want to let him know the best is yet to come. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: will staff please recognize, i've asked several times to remove the side bar conversations from the floor. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate retired u.s. army colonel orlando rodriguez as the 2024 veteran of the year for florida's 15th district. ms. lee: colonel rodriguez is a distinguished figure within our communities with nearly three decades of faithful and dedicated service to his nation. born in havana

imperial crisis and sort of most clearly espouses the radical whig ideologies of the john hale was a who's a hero from the of e ains ofbraham that then had served with gates in nova scotia. and he and gates a kd of on the same page politically, where they're very cynical about the way the ministry going and a very critical of britain's treatment of the colonies. and increasingly hailing gates are framing america as this place. liberty is kind of is the last holdout in america and go and have liberty in america because liberty is in other locations. but in america liberty is still thriving. so do that. liberty is in retreat across the world. and america is kind of its last bastion. so in 17 and 22, gates decides to move his family to america he initially is a little bit conflicted about where he's going to move, but he's really on either northern virginia, maryland ends up finding a tract of land in northern virginia that had been recommend to him by his old army friend adam to stephen. he settles in berkeley county, which is now in west virginia, because of the civil war happened and west virginia separated. a

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and i can e as in coop, it comes at a time that i was a bit. john was of course, carrying out investigations into the incident and we understand the 2 heads of state discuss the scenarios which transpired. and we understand the 2nd stage, the russian president vladimir present, expressed his condolences to those people that were tragically killed. as a result of that, incidents, as well as expressing his apologies and for the circumstances in which they transpired, we understand the problem that it happened that within russian harris price and the russian president was quite local in ensuring that it was in fact an accident of course, and this is going to be concluded as a result of an investigation that not just doesn't have a job, but the state of russia itself is going to because i'm conducting. but what we understand that there's given time, according to the telephone conversation held between the 2 heads of state, that the airport and the aircraft that was trying to had a land as far as any airport was of course, subject into an area which was

. >> reporter: john agrees, very thankful, no fatalities. he's glad pg&e and other utilities restored power and communication lines. >> in addition to all the first responders, you saw people just stopping their cars, clearing the streets, helping each other. it was great. >> reporter: the city officials say all the traffic lights should be back to normal on monday. they're very lucky the twister did not hit target, which was on that side and safeway on this side. there were a lot of shoppers at the time. >> and darren, isn't it curious to you that it is always unusual. isn't it weird that it happened in kind of the mountains? >> and normally the terrain would kind of disrupt a lot of the flow. that is why they didn't get a tornado warning. i mean that doesn't get mentioned enough. san francisco got one. thankfully the tornado, whatever rotation there was, fizzled as it came on shore. interesting that in scotts valley, they did get a severe thunderstorm warning. but because of the terrain, they were not able to get that radar detection, clear enough to see

e. u. uh, nato blogs. so let's talk about this crossing live now to independent doctor john, this is sonya founded in here joining us on this sunday program on not a very good evening. sonya, what do you make of this? my day of 1st day stepping into a new role told me you officials are going where straight to the left, i'll get confused where the books priorities are as european economies spiral right now. but what do you expect from this visit? sonya as a 1st of all, what do you mean the 1st visit to kids and then just one day in office who is ruling the is you careful? european union members who are there, but okay, it's, it's because it's uh that would situation again expects from the european union, especially from kaya call us. and she is known as a styles you know, uh, flushes. if you look at her family history. busy it's unbelievable. i mean the russia, hey, she displays it's, it's crazy actually because she is the one who was prime minister of course, jesus thinking they did all this associates and memorials are taken down or yeah, troy or so this is just to be expected. i mean, what i said, who i

e censor our language. griff: it's remarkable findings. open the books. john hart, we have to cut it short there. follow this and have you on with more developments. alicia: we are going to take you live the seaside heights, new jersey, where republican congressman chris smith is now holding a press conference on the mysterious drone activity. let's listen in. >> -- depot of that caliber and these drones are hovering in close proximity to it. the coast guard told me and the sheriff the other day that one of its 47-foot rescue boats was followed in very close approximate similar any -- proximity off its stern by numerous drones. why can't we bag at least one of these drones and get to the bottom of it. we even tracked them, i asked secretary mayorkas at a briefing, a zoom briefing, why we can't follow them, find out where they're going. they're coming from somewhere, okay? you can't seem to do that. why can't we follow them and find what their origin is. many of them seem to be coming from the ocean. one -- i was with the sheriff the other day on the beach, and we saw video and we talked to one --

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described periods periods bill and whether john kevin mccarthy or mike j mike johnson, speaker of the hoe republican side certainly seems to have a difficult time eference. congressman, thank you very much and we will let you get back into the meeting we hope to have results later today. >> merry christmas to you, johnny and shannon, god bless. >> john: merry christmas to you and pass along merry christmas, shannon. >> shannon: it might be near christmas if i can get the deal done by midnight. they did this every time and as i said at the top of the show, we cover this stuff so many times. they set that to land is to motivate the members and 10-14 day thing or longer, always meant to be pressure cooker because they want to get on the flights and get out of there and go home. >> john: it is like my son and history homework. speed to the deadline is coming. >> john: somehow he has better billing at one hour to get it done before the deadline man if he did it two weeks prior and i'm not quite sure why. he is 13 and can be forgiven. stated this is what congress has low approval rating any institution of the country. they are in the teens because we k

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. >> reporter: john agrees very thankful no fatalities and he's glad that pg&e and other utilities restored power and other communication lines. >> you saw people just stopping the cars and clearing the street and helping each other. it was great. >> community effort to get things back on track there for sure. well, the aftermath of the storm is still being felt as well. this is a look at the current pg&e outages and the latest numbers from pg&e shows a little more than 3500 customers are still in the dark. more than 48 hours later. >>> well, pg&e says the rain today shouldn't impact their efforts to turn the lights back on but they also don't have an exact time frame yet on when that will happen. >> we've seen a lot of vegetation impacting our lines and trees down. wire down. that sort of thing. if there's conductor in the road, that sort of thing. crews will first and foremost make sure the scene is safe for the public and first responders. >> well, customers can always check pg&e's website for updates and be sure you have the cbs news app downloaded as the rain rolls back in. you will be

without disdain as cricritics have gotten in line e world has saluted more or less reluctantly his restoration. political weather by their election. johnolitical transformation of the 1960s, ronald reagan in 1980 announced the rival of a new political economy for the west five weeks before his inauguration. mr. trump's new order is well underway. and it really was interesting and a different take on that news conference. we hadn't seen a news conference in a long time. >> over a year for joe biden. more and even more than a news conference. the news conference that was the wild news conference where everyone is shouting, it's not someone being called on by name with preprepared questions. he was completely in command. and i thought what a refreshing change. and his approval rating is 55%, which is the highest he has ever had. 8 years ago it was 40%. the difference, of course, he has done the job. people are not afraid of him anymore. >> bret: the left is getting concerned about the optics. these are the guys from pod save america. >> trump isn't president yet. in fact, it's getting easier and easier to forget as joe biden seems to be d

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e coli, salmonella listeria, and now h5n1. just to give you a little context, john about 1% of the country drinks raw milk at least once a week. >> there is some, you know kind of evidence that maybe it provides bioactive ingredients although the scientific evidence around that is not really clear. and you can get a lot of those bioactive ingredients in other ways without subjecting yourself to unpasteurized milk. what we do know is that there's been a lot of outbreaks associated with raw milk over the last 20 years, some 200, some outbreaks 2600 illnesses, 228 hospitalizations. so we do know that and that is why, as you said, given the concern about h5n1 in particular there's going to be this new testing. it's going to start next week. it's going to be at dairy farms across the country. john so you covered a major outbreak of bird flu back in 2006, when you were 14. >> give us a sense of what that outbreak taught us and what it might mean for this current situation. we're in i'm in my mid 50s now. >> john, i don't know. i don't know if you know that. >> so i don't