with me here at the table, elisabeth bumiller. is the assistant managing editor and the washington bureau chief at "the new york times." fin gomez is the political director for pbs news. terence samuel is at npr and vanessa williams, editor at the "washington post." let's start with the balance of power in washington in 2023. the mid terms left the democrats with a slim majority in the senate and in the hou republicans have their own slim majority and the speaker's gavel. here's republican minority leader kevin mccarthy, who is expected to become speaker after the november elections. >> i'm proud to announce the era of one-party democrat rule in washington is over. washington now has a check and balance and this new republican leadership team is ready to goat america back on the right track. yamiche: and here's senate majority leader chuck schumer speaking after democrat rafael warnock's win in the senate race but that was before sinema announced she was becoming an independent. >> it's the first time since 1994 that every incumbe

a curious detail, two members of the team of elisabeth debrue, wesley and rosenfeld , were seen in kosovoprecisely after the kosovo war, the problems of illegal organ trafficking received international publicity from the general public. this political scandal. known, under the name of the yellow house dossier, let me remind you. traces of a transplant operation were found in one of the buildings near the albanian town of burel. as donors. a sheet of serbian and other non-albanian nationalities stolen in kosovo was used against their will still. this crime has not been properly investigated. there would be a desire, it could be found, but, apparently, this business has too big patrons if the gaga court very scrupulously interrogated hashmutache, the former field commander of the army, liberation, kosovo and at one time the president of the self-proclaimed republic. they learned a lot, apparently they know, it just doesn't fit in the public space. there is evidence that the mentioned mercenaries appeared in the area of ​​the villages of drennitsa zhakovitsy and rachaki, just where the most

daily anne—elisabeth moutet. daily telegraph columnist in paris. family is driving home for the festive period travel disruption with severe on the roads due to train strikes today travellers heading abroad are also being warned delays as border force officials out for a second day disruption at uk airports was brought under yesterday as the military stepped in to replace workers on strike. meanwhile, scotland's operators warning strike starting today will severely limit services, with people being advised only travel if absolutely necessary . meanwhile absolutely necessary. meanwhile the disruption to christmas deliveries for many as postal workers represent it by the communication workers union continue to walk off the job over pay jobs and conditions. royal mail employees began their industrial action on friday ahead of christmas. the acting secretary of the cw told gb news he hopes the action will help the male strive in the future. members are very angry about the way they're being treated by royal mail. people don't take strike action lightly

in minsk, on the basis of the spiritual educational center ark of the holy elisabeth monastery , theof memory of metropolitan philaret to the hierarch who served the belarusian orthodox church are being held more than 40 years devoted to the exhibition and screenings of films and television films, spiritual conversations chronicle the life of an outstanding clergyman can be traced through the photo exhibition of the heart, pardoning a unique exposition for the memory project. presented by the minsk theological academy and the church history museum. today is the day of the angel, lord philaret's name day. we are going on an expedition through the patches of our ukraine, i fly you all here have a living belonging to their kind and harnesses to bury the memory of the ducts, we ask to improve to our team, to follow the history name owls, fences, we begin to get acquainted with the facts and legends on the topic that history has haunted. this hut does not start a table for the second traditions , god gave a new tenant, and i will not marry. at the same time with the project for a pirate,

elisabeth de bril, who has already been in the donbass as part of a whole mission of black transplantologistsof us were representatives of the so-called pmc mozart, i will now list their names. this is john weasley andrew millbert. henry ruzelfeld. these are allegedly members of the central exhibition committee, mozart, in fact , these people were lit up back in 2014-15, when there were fierce battles on the territory of donbass , they lit up, like black transport experts find here in the public domain, photos of dibru are impossible for obvious reasons. but her methods are well known, then in 2015 he spoke about the medical group, forced to literally disembowel still living soldiers, could cut out a couple of kidneys of a wounded or burned soldier in 7-10 minutes, and then pack them for shipment to germany and israel in debaltseve, we had a very difficult work sector c per day removed a lot of organs. there weren't even enough containers. i remember at the beginning of february, in just one day they sent to the base, 23 pairs of kidneys, spleens and liver liver almost 100,000 dollars will be

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the elisabeth line is meant to go out to heathrow but terminates here at paddington, so a lot of peoplein five services are still running. there are still major is disruption. it is having a massive knock—on effect. it is the last weekend and last weekend of shopping before christmas as well. last month�*s data about sales numbers were disappointing. this is not going to help. the body that looks at restaurants and hotels are looking at a 35 and 40% billion pounds worth of sales. the unite retail association are looking thing at things down around 30%. on strike dies —— on strike days up to 50%. so having a huge impact on that industry as well. they are having a huge impact on businesses but also on commuters. and people trying to get away for christmas as well. thank you very much. the chinese city of shanghai has told all schools to hold classes remotely from monday as coronavirus infections increase. shanghai�*s education bureau has also ordered kindergartens and childcare centres to close. cases have been rising since beijing abandoned its zero—covid policy ten days ago, and there a

i'm joined now by paris based journalist anne—elisabeth moutet. thank you forjoining us.n the city feeling at the moment? it is very much, where the neighbourhood for the attack happened. the cultural centre, the kurdish cultural centre, the kurdish cultural centre, the kurdish cultural centre has been establishing that for several decades it was one of the projects of was very much involved in human rights and it was essentially known as something extremely peaceful and cultural and the feeling that they can be attacked there is shocking. we are hearing a few seconds before from our correspondent that their documents and the clashes that had been taking place and emotion boiling over and is that something that you have observed? tests, tell us about what your sense of what is happening at the moment. find us about what your sense of what is happening at the moment. and people who have come — happening at the moment. and people who have come because _ happening at the moment. and people who have come because they - happening at the moment. and people who have come because

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paris based columnist for the telegraph , ruth anne—elisabeth telegraph, ruth anne—elisabeth moutet ,b news the moutet, told gb news the perpetrator doesn't fit the terrorist portrayed . 69 years terrorist portrayed. 69 years old, he's a former metal driver . he lived in a flat alone in the centre of his own 90 year old father's days. but he's crazy. he collected guns and managed to get some in france where the gun laws are very strict and he came out of one of the time in jail only two weeks ago, and that was already for attacking a camp of migrants . attacking a camp of migrants. all of this points to a racist murder . a all of this points to a racist murder. a convicted killer who police believe murdered more than 20 backpackers in asia has arrived in france after almost to decades behind bars. french media is reporting naples supreme court ordered the release of charles branch, known as the serpent , release of charles branch, known as the serpent, earlier this week on health grounds . he's week on health grounds. he's beenin week on health grounds. he's been in prison in naples s

rachel: former "fox & friends" cohost elisabeth hasselbeck joins us now.e thought of a better guest to talk about this. >> well, rachel, you and i sort of have these parallel moments in life, and i'm so thankful to be with all of you today, certainly, to talk about the barbara walters. she was my tv mom, as i called her, id had the privilege of sitting with her for 10 years. a legacy in the news industry have, a trailblazer as everyone knows it. in the world of women and news and broadcasting overall, but a trailblazer in my heart. as much as we can say about her professionally, i don't know that there are enough minutes to cover all that she has meant to me personally. rachel: tell us a little bit, you call her your tv mom. give us an example, what that actually means. >> sure. barbara was the first to explore all news, but if i brought her anything personal, she made it feel like national news, she was that interested in the daily lives. she went to bat for me when i didn't have maternity leave, never had it in my contract until barbara a walters went to

elisabeth hasselbeck does. sherri shepherd does her homework. joy, who's a flaming liberal. once we had barack obama on this summer. we've had, what, colin powell on last week. we had prime minister blair on with us. we had jimmy carter yesterday. so we can be -- you know, we can ask the tough questions, and then at the next moment, you know, be amusing. >> how long are you going to keep on? >> i knew you would ask me that. i said, he's going to say to me, how long are you going to keep doing this and i have a prepared answer. >> what is your prepared answer? >> here is my prepared answer. i will know when the time is right to leave, as you did. >> you know when it's time. you do. >> yeah. and the program is very successful. i'm having a good time. i'm in very good health. i will not be doing this forever. i, myself, know when the time is. but right now, i feel valued and happy. >> we couldn't have it any better. >> even if it were not the prepared answer, that's what i would say. >> we'll be right back with barbara walters. don't go away. >> it's not just him. he's been try

elisabeth monastery, the days of memory of metropolitan philaret to the hierarch who served the belarusian orthodox church for more than 40 years are dedicated to the exhibition and film screenings and television films, spiritual conversations chronicling the life of an outstanding clergyman can follow through the photo exhibition the heart graciously celebrating a unique display for a memory project. presented by the minsk theological academy and the church history museum. today is the day of the angel, lord philaret's name day. a special edition of the saas program is authorized to announce from the heart of the european union from brussels i want to note that for the first time in the history of belarusian television. we are hosting the program from the studio of the press center of the european parliament and a few steps away from me is the voting room, where key decisions are made. for the entire european union i am pleased to announce that there are already deputies of the european parliament with me in the studio, each of whom represents their country, it is with them that we will t

particular public danger, in october, for example, they arrested the seventy-five-year-old former teacher elisabethlso from the imperials, who are accused of preparing a coup d'état. she hatched a kidnapping plan, no less health minister lauterbach for his sinister plans. former teacher. may be punished with a year in prison, the current conspiracy looks larger, but he hardly had a chance to succeed. this gentleman, a representative of an aristocratic family from thuringia and a business consultant, was supposed to become, after the victory, the underground regent of the newly created kingdom with a strange name henry 13 among the participants in the conspiracy, a retired special forces officer, presumably he was entrusted with the duty to take by storm parliament and arrest the current government , it is reported that the conspirators tried to recruit current police and intelligence officers, and were also interested in purchasing weapons and explosives , the imperials also contacted representatives of the russian embassy. well, moscow's hand in the conspiracy could not be found. in the german int

petersburg turned out to be the french artist elisabeth brand, the whole city went wild with joy, peopleed right on the streets, acquaintances who met ran up to my carriage and exclaimed shaking hands with me. now we are free the night before. many houses were even aluminized. the death of this unfortunate sovereign caused general merriment. the new emperor, 24-year-old alexander pavlovich , a few hours after the death of his father, became a manifesto, which he promised to rule according to the mind and heart of his wise grandmother. he seemed not to hear, unable to recover from the nightmares of the previous night. after all, he wanted to know how best to protect the country from a mentally ill state. but with good intentions, as always, the road to hell was paved with his personal hell, which he would carry in himself for the rest of his life. the name, which is from greek translated as a protector of people, catherine the great herself officially gave him in honor of the holy prince nevsky; in fact, in honor of the great commander of macedonia, the empress brought down all her unspen

it was elisabeth sullivan. >> i'm broken. a screams. i cried. for days. moment. why didn't anybody listen to me. why didn't anybody know her, and know that this wasn't normal? >> obviously, there's that kind of numbness, that shock, gosh over told me, it's like well easier some closure. i was like yeah, but, with close enclosure you lost hope. i think i'd rather have the hope that the closure. >> the autopsy show the list tested positive for her prescribed amphetamines, also for fentanyl and cam cannabinoids, but that's not what killed her. the medical examiner noted, a number of elliptical shaped cuts, that seemed to in your clothes or skin, and her ribs. because of death homicide, sharp force trauma. >> essentially, she had been stabbed with a sharp object, enough to cause damage to some of her bones. >> somebody stabbed her, again and again and again? >> yes. >> she also had a fractured jaw, so stabbed and beaten. >> investigators had long believed, liz did not run off on our own, that she was murdered, the very october night she disappeared. but when

paris based columnist for the telegraph anne—elisabeth moutet told gb news the perpetrator it had doesn'tit the terrorist portrayed . 69 years old. he's portrayed. 69 years old. he's a former mc hall driver. he portrayed. 69 years old. he's a former mc hall driver . he lived former mc hall driver. he lived in a flat alone in the centre of his own 90 year old. father's says that he's crazy. he collected guns and managed to get some in france where the gun laws are very strict. and he came out of one of the time in jail . only came out of one of the time in jail. only two came out of one of the time in jail . only two weeks came out of one of the time in jail. only two weeks ago. and that was already for attacking a camp of migrants. that was already for attacking a camp of migrants . all of this camp of migrants. all of this points to a racist murder . well, points to a racist murder. well, ship police have confirmed a four year old boy has died following a serious medical incident at longleat centre parcs. emergency services were called to the resort at 11 am. this mourning . the death is

paris based columnist for the telegraph anne—elisabeth moutet told gb news the perpetrator it had doesn'tit the terrorist portrayed . 69 years old. he's portrayed. 69 years old. he's a former mc hall driver. he portrayed. 69 years old. he's a former mc hall driver . he lived former mc hall driver. he lived in a flat alone in the centre of his own 90 year old. father's says that he's crazy. he collected guns and managed to get some in france where the gun laws are very strict. and he came out of one of the time in jail . only came out of one of the time in jail. only two came out of one of the time in jail . only two weeks came out of one of the time in jail. only two weeks ago. and that was already for attacking a camp of migrants. that was already for attacking a camp of migrants . all of this camp of migrants. all of this points to a racist murder . well, points to a racist murder. well, ship police have confirmed a four year old boy has died following a serious medical incident at longleat centre parcs. emergency services were called to the resort at 11 am. this mourning . the death is

it's got the northern line extension and the full elisabeth light on it too.istmas? have a wonderful boxing day. that's it from us on live. yes. coming up next, it's mark longhurst sees . well, let's wish you a very merry christmas. this boxing day with gb news live. i'm mark longhurst. and coming up for you this boxing day afternoon , if this boxing day afternoon, if you're heading out to see family or grabbing a bargain in the boxing day sales , well, you'll boxing day sales, well, you'll have to hit the roads as britain's railways are at a standstill till rmt members on strike again in their dispute over pay and conditions. it's

paris based columnist for the telegraph anne—elisabeth moutet told gb news the paper traitor doesn't the terrorist portrayed. 69 years old. he's a former army co—driver. he lived in a flat alone in the centre of his own 90 year old. father's says that he's crazy. he collected guns and managed to get some in france , the gun laws get some in france, the gun laws are very strict and he came of one of the time in jail. are very strict and he came of one of the time in jail . only one of the time in jail. only two weeks ago. and that was already for attacking accounts of migrants . all of this points of migrants. all of this points to a racist murder . the us to a racist murder. the us congress has passed a £37 billion damage and the aid bill for ukraine. the record military follows president vladimir zelenskyy's visit to washington on wednesday. his first foreign trip since the start of russia's invasion. the bill, which was passed only hours before the midnight deadline, was hotly contested by concern set of republicans who raised about the level of us support for. ukraine forecasters

good anne—elisabeth moutet. good morning to you . and bring us up morning to you. past 24 hours or so? what do we know about the incident that happened? well, what we really news that there are two readings of it and the government has sort of angled on one, but we're not quite sure yet. the perpetrator doesn't fit your normal terror portrait. he is 69 years old he's a former army co—driver. he lived in a flat alone in the centre . his flat alone in the centre. his own 90 year old father's days that he's crazy . he collected that he's crazy. he collected guns and managed to get some in france where the gun laws are very strict and he came out of one of the time in jail only two weeks ago, and that was already attacking a camp of migrants . attacking a camp of migrants. all of this points to a racist murder, but at the same time, this kurdish centre is of a focus point for the kurdish community in paris. the kurdish community in paris. the kurdish community was very angry yesterday because they felt that they hadn't been protected even , though, exactly ten years ag

paris based columnist for the telugu bath anne—elisabeth moutet told gb news the perpetrator doesn'te's a former co—driver . years old. he's a former co—driver. he years old. he's a former co—driver . he lived years old. he's a former co—driver. he lived in a flat alone in the centre . his own 90 alone in the centre. his own 90 year old father's days that he's crazy. he collected guns and managed to get some in france where the gun laws are very strict and he came out of one of the time in jail only two weeks ago, and that was already attacking a camp of migrants of all of this points to a racist murder family is home for the festive period travel disruption with severe on the roads due to train strikes today travellers heading are also being warned of delays as border force officials out for a second day disruption. a uk airports was brought under control yesterday as the military stepped in to replace workers on strike . meanwhile, workers on strike. meanwhile, scotland's rail warning strike starting will severely limit services with people being advised to only if absolutely neces