elizabeth: yeah. watch this, tom. let's get your reaction to what legal experts are saying and the former attorney general under trump. watch this. >> i think it is out of bounds. the court said that they were in uncharted territory, but they then sailed off the constitutional map. and i think it's a critical challenge for john roberts who once said that in moments like this test of a chief justice is to try to eke out a unanimous decision. that would go a long way for this country, if these justices can show that as divided as we are sometimes, that we're still joined by a sort of common covenant of faith as a democratic, free nation if. and what colorado did was wrong, was wrong legally, but it was wrong in terms of our values. >> it's absurd. it is like watching a bad high school musical. it is a cringe-inducing moment for -- [inaudible] >> i think if they take it up, they're going to slap it down very quickly, and i hope they do take it up quickly and slap it down because otherwise he could be lef

elizabeth: interesting. said on abc this weekend and hear from senator lindsey graham and hbo's bill maher. >> i would take joe biden over donald trump every single day of the week no problem. where this country has gone and how far we've gone downhill in the last three years is a place that most republicans aren't willing to go. democracy was on the ballot, democrats wouldn't be sitting there with a candidate that has the worst numbers since they've been taking polling. >> i think a continuation of the biden presidency would be a disaster for peace and prosperity at home and abroad. >> getting ready for the next trump term already. he says under his administration, his next one, students will teach students to love their country and not to hate their country like they're taught now. when i see is the kids demonstrating for hamas, the most liberal people in the world, oh, good, we're going to give america its come up pence [bleep] they've been indoctrinated that way. elizabeth: biden is a weak candidate and

elizabeth: okay.the last three years, got it. so, you know, if there's any indication that the president had any money coming in over the last three years from any of these deals, would that suffice? >> well, money coming in from the deals, yes, that would suffice. but we need to know that it grew with out of the deals. i know that at least one check that came in was marked loan repayment. the burden of proof's always on those trying to prove criminality especially in our day when we see the criminal justice system weaponized by both sides to try to target people on the other side of the political spectrum. so we have to stand by the presumption of innocence, proof beyond a reasonable doubt and the burden of proof haley on those -- heavily on those alleging that the line was crossed from politics -- [inaudible] elizabeth: i want you to listen. take a listen to this. you're going to hear jen psaki saying hunter biden needs to stop talking. let's listen to jen psaki on msnbc here. watch. >> jen psaki, y

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elizabeth: yeah.a regular american, sam, did this five years ago, they could be in prison. there's talk out there, i mean, he faces 17 years. he could get busted down, you know, basically the charges are stacked, maybe 1-2 years. let's recap. a grand jury out of california, hunter biden -- he's living there. that grand jury indicted him on a 4-year scheme of evading, paying $1.4 million in federal taxes owed, filed false tax returns in 2018. again, he spent hundreds of thousands of a dollars on drugs, strippers, luxury cars rather than paying his tax bills. this is all russian disinformation, everything about bribery allegations, russian disinformation against him, sam? >> no. all of this is from his own records. his own records and the records of his business. this is about as far from that as a you can get. and something else he said is very interesting. he said this will hurt my father. look at the timing of this. look how long it took to bring this case. why was it repeatedly delayed when david we

elizabeth: okay.mportant story today on how much more money you're going to have to pay. now, the federal reserve decided to sit tight and again did not raise interest rates today as it basically has been battling inflation if under this biden white house. we are still talking historic inflation. this president hyperregulated, overspent, approved spending even going around congress that even the san francisco fed and the cleveland fed has said, yes, did help fuel inflation. this is the third straight meeting the fed did not raise rates. they're talking three rate cuts next year. markets expecting five. edward lawrence is at the federal reserve with more on this important story for you. edward. >> reporter: liz, what we saw was a pivot now from a more concerned federal reserve chairman, jay powell, to a more jovial federal reserve chairman, jay powell. the fed left rates up changed. they are actually -- unchanged. they are actually proif directing three rate cuts next year. the fed chairman laid out th

elizabeth: i will, larry. they should be charged with racketeering charges. rendition rico, for tuition goud lock step. thank you, larry. we've got breaking news coming in, news coming in right now. let's get to former deputy assistant attorney tom dupre and sam dewey. irs whistle blowers gave new testimony to house weighs and means on the -- ways and means on biden family corruption allegations and this matters for the impeachment probe. irs whistle blower gary shapely testified, tom, that they've seen evidence of joe biden doing something illegal that that evidence exists that the president committed crimes. tom, the white house democrats say there's nothing here. move along. this is bomb shell it'll, tom. what do you think. >> this could be a game changer, liz. whistle blowers have been doubted before and recall when they averagally testified and a lot of democrats poo pooed what they had to say and said they're overstating it and all overblown and turns out they were right on a lot of the ke

elizabeth: we've got breaking news and take you to iowa and president trump and nikki haley and they're on the campaign in iowa and really campaigning and going at it and getting to fox news to america meredith in iowa. what's going on? reporter: liz, you're right. all the can dates are in iowa -- candidates in iowa this week trying to get their message out before people tune out before the holidays and people are wrapping up and former un ambassador nikki haley talking in a town hall-style format and voters are asking her questions and the number of questions she got were more on january f than about the economy. however, in her remarks, she also issued a sort of fresh new attack on former president trump who will be here in iowa. here's what haley had to say moments ago. >> rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. you know i'm right, chaos follows him. we can't have a country in disarray and world on fire going through four more years of chaos. reporter: they're focused on iowa and surge in new

elizabeth: yeah. so, france item y, when you -- francey, jack smith already said in a filing, the case is now on hold, that the supreme court, are we reading it right, they basically said, no, we're not going to do what you want. legal pros have never heard, francey, of an unconfirmed, unelected prosecutor jump ahead and try to kim sum -- circumvent the appeals court process. does this show smith wanted trump convicted before the election? >> well, you know, liz, his arrogance here is breathtaking, that he thought he could a appeal an issue which he had no right to appeal, there was no issue, he won at the district court level on all the motions, so he didn't have the right to appeal. it was president trump's right to appeal, which he did, to the court of appeals. so this was the supreme court slapping down jack smith loudly and clearly and saying, hey, buddy, get in line and do what you're supposed to do. we're going to do our job, why don't you do yours better. elizabeth: this feels kind of out of c

- ¡no le hables así, elizabeth!sta aberración? ¡lárgate de mi casa ya! - ¡salte! ¡lárgate! ¡salte! - ¡fuera! ¡lárgate de mi casa! ¡lárgate de mi casa! - ¡cálmate! - dale, patricio, sácalo. - ¡cálmate! - ya, ¡ya basta! a ver, ¿es en serio que max es tu hijo? ¡te estoy hablando! sí, lo es. ¡gala! ¿por qué? ¿por qué no me dijiste nada? mi amor, yo jamás pensé que estuvieras interesada en él como mujer. jamás pensé que estuvieras enamorada de él, por dios santo. "interesada en él" siento cosas por él. ¿y tú? tú me fallaste, papá. yo... - tú fallaste. - ¡gala! ¡gala, mi amor! ¡espera! yo siempre supe de la existencia del bastardo ese. ¿y por qué te quedaste callada? ¿por qué? porque las esposas legítimas no hablamos de las amantes con los maridos. y a ver si tu hija te perdona esto. ¿qué te pasa, eh? me estoy muriendo, elizabeth. estoy enfermo del corazón. [elizabeth] así que te estás muriendo. maravillosa noticia. ¿por qué no nos haces el favor de reventar de una vez? revienta. revienta. [jadea] ¿qué parte de que no qui

medina; elizabeth, ha sido una bendición compartir con usted estos últimos años, que hemos visto su hacia dios es tan fiel, que se contagia, y yo siento que eso se refleja no solamente en su persona, sino también en su familia, en su trabajo, en su provisión, en todo lo que usted ha hecho. - sí. - recientemente, me decía que ha logrado obtener su residencia permanente, ¿no?, cosa que había anhelado, y yo siento que esta, este logro lo obtuvo porque usted se ha identificado como padre, a dios como su padre, que le da la residencia, como esposo, que también le da el apoyo, como lo dice la biblia ¿no le parece? - sí. - y quisiera escucharlo de usted más que de mí. elizabeth medina: sí, pues yo me siento muy bendecida, señor jorge, de estar aquí en esta iglesia-- - gracias, - aparte con un maestro como usted-- - muchas gracias. - que, que ha dado todo por cristo, y yo también, para mí, pues, es un ejemplo grande que, que yo quiero también seguir estudiando, y aparte, por mi hijo, que él se ha sanado muchas veces de cualquier-- jorge pérez: de todo tipo de, yo diría, los achaques que el

well is one applicant elizabeth miller. welcome to rules. the floor is yours. good morning i'm e liz beck miller i'm applicant for board 2 possession. kraut friday usf luck and practicing attorney since. i since 2014 i run my own firms and mostly practice in the area of housing and real estate law. in general litigation. i have been sitting on board 3 for the last year and i enjoyed my experience and learned a lot and look forward to sitting on board 2. and also i'm theme have an opportunity to serve san francisco i have been here since 2005 and it is important to mow to give become to the community to timed that balance with allowing people who pay the taxes and the government who needs the taxes and raufrg them due process when they think they are over charged or something like that. i vanish pleased sit on board 3 and look forward to sitting on board 2. thank you. >> thank you, so much. seeing no one on the roster with questions i would add also that we appreciate your service to the city. supervisor safai. >> i have a question what is the difference with se

the elizabeth capitalism, at least expert at cambridge university. godaddy with us, elizabeth, the usa is around, is responsible for that latest attack on the tank. the off india have credible. is that claim? well, it certainly will direct present step change and what we've seen so far, they would no longer be towards bull deniability from a wrong by using a proxies in the region. but i don't think there's any doubts to question. there's any reason to question us intel on this it does fits the behavior from iran, which since mid october has been pursuing a stuff geographical escalation and it wouldn't make logical sense very wrong in talking global shipping is the effective way of focusing international attention on trying to perhaps rain in israel's actions and gaza over these attacks, a very worry and highly aggressive. it is trudging a capital line still between actually these thinking vessels or create and crippling damage or engendering loss of life states. for now, at least this does look still catholic, calibrated to create maximum disruption

elizabeth, chasing portraits, what is that about? >> my great-grandfather was a painter in warsaw in the interwar period and he painted the joe -- polish-jewish community and he was a prolific artist. after the war he had died in the war and my parents, my father and his parents were survivors and after the war, brought the surviving paintings with them to the united states eventually. i grew up surrounded by the paintings but not knowing much about what happened. chasing portraits was my quest to find out what happened to my great-grandfather and to discover what happened to the lost and missing pieces of his original art collection. >> finding things that were once lost is such a complex layer of exploration. to ask you this, do you by chance know where the paintings were in the interim before he refound them? >> an excellent question. in the early days of the second world war my great-grandfather became concerned about his body of work and he decided to take the collection of his work , about 800 pieces or so and divide them into

tonight -- elizabeth banks.uthor jesse david fox music from stephen sanchez featuring the 8g band with brian frasier-moore. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden attended a campaign fundraiser today in boston titled "you've got a friend in joe," which featured a performance by james taylor. so if he wasn't sleepy joe before, he is now. [ laughter ] former president trump on sunday attacked actor robert de niro for criticizing him in a recent awards speech and said, quote, "very much like crooked joe biden, he can't put two sentences together." as opposed to trump, who is about to put four sentences together [ laughter and applause that's right trump attacked robert de niro for criticizing him in a recent awards speech, but he's just jealous because de niro's casino was successful [ laughter ] the republican national committee is set to hold the f

elizabeth, thank you again. i'm so grateful you and thank you for sharing those powerful will and for me needed words, especially today, especially in this moment, you'll more than ever. the stakes are so high for so many. this is why our collective work is important. this is why the work of the human rights campaign is so. we know that this work takes us to mountaintops and to valleys. and i think sometimes it's easy to focus on only valleys. but we must never forget that we have seen the mountain tops to we have to remember the mountain tops mountains like when together we elected state senators sarah mcbride. a changemaker trailblazer. sarah mcbride is many things, but one of my favorite things that she is a member of the h c family. if you didn't know sarah, our national press secretary for many years, in fact, it was as a member of our team that she gave a powerful history making speech at 2016, democratic national convention. in. and for the past two years, sarah tirelessly represented 50,000 of her neighb

or elizabeth kendall is a middle east expert at cambridge university. she explained to me how credible the us claims on that iran was responsible for this attack. while it certainly will draft present a steady change in what we've seen so far, they would no longer be doable deniability from a wrong by using a proxies in the region. but i think there's any doubts to question if there's any reason to question us and tell them if it does fit the behavior from the wrong, which since mid october has been doing a strategy of gradual escalation. and it wouldn't make logical sense very wrong in talking global shipping is the effective way of focusing international attention on trying to perhaps rain in israel's actions in gaza as well. where these attacks are very laurie and highly aggressive. it is trudging a capital line of the still between the actually these thinking vessels or create and crippling damage or engender and loss of life, states, finality. this does look still catholic, calibrated to create maximum disruption without actually provide change wit

so let's not over act this force elizabeth candle from cambridge university. thank you so much. all right, tony, now to some of the other stories making news. this l. the quote in el salvador as all to the rest of the former president alfredo christiane, a for the alleged cover off of a massacre in 1991. the warrant described the mazata of massacre as a crime against humanity. some 1000 people were killed in a 4 day military operation during the country civil war. it's jim and police have increased the security measures ad cologne cathedral. i mean, the warnings of a possible attack police have brought in sniffer dogs and plan to scream. worship is attending midnight mass on christmas. 8th reports in the gym and media site. the height for it from is when the streams of the house the woman in the united states has given birth to 2 babies from 2 separate wounds to what's being described as a one in a 1000000 pregnancy. the baby goals were even born on 2 different days. rounding up the statistically special arrival. kelsey hatches, miracle babies arrive to choose empty is best. swe

it then gets built as a new house in the reign of elizabeth.change from the old medieval christmas to eventually the abolition of christmas by cromwell is beginning its early stages. so what is that? late henrician, early elizabethan christmas like? >> pretty much what the medieval christmas had been. many of the gentry tend to be very conservative. not all of them. some of them, of course, are at the cutting edge of religious reform. on the other hand, the social pressures on them to keep up the old style of life are very considerable. but you can see it's quite a tradition. final new house we're in what is really a an elizabethan version of a medieval great hall. we're sitting in the shadow of the or indeed the light, if a sitting in the shadow of the or indeed the light , if a little indeed the light, if a little more light outside of the oriel window, which would illuminated the dais, were where the family sit, and below here, um , in some sit, and below here, um, in some sort of order, are the servants. and down there you've actually got s

speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 542, the elizabeth dole home care act of 2023, or the elizabeth dole home care act of 2023 as amended. the bill is a pivotal piece of information aimed at transforming the landscape of long-term care for our nation's veterans. and i commend representative brownlee for her bipartisan work with me on it. veterans like all americans are living longer. this requires the veterans administration to adapt to this evolving veteran population to ensure that eligible veterans entering their later years have access to long-term care that meets their needs. as a fiscal year 2022, approximate 3.1 million veterans, roughly half of v.a.'s active patient population were 65 years or older. these veterans, often older, sicker and poorer than the general population, and often residing in rural areas demand a tailored approach to health care. veterans want to remain at home for care avoiding admission to long-term care facilities. this preference is not only understandable but becomes imperative given the current challenges with long-term care facilities and limited

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bring. 0k, sarah elizabeth davies i from the international committee of the red cross.he programme. thank you. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a judge will decide today whether the two 16—year—olds found guilty of murdering brianna ghey in a park in cheshire in february can be named. mrsjustice yip will hear an application by the press, that an order banning the release of their names should be lifted. the pair have been referred to only as girl x and boy y. junior doctors in england are on strike for a second day as part of their three—day walk—out. yesterday, charities and nhs leaders warned that some patients who are well enough to be discharged could be stranded in hospital over christmas as a result of the action. the government says british sign language will be taught as a gcse in england from september 2025. it says the qualification will be open to all pupils, who will learn about 1,000 signs. the national deaf children's society says it is delighted by the recognition. you're live with bbc new

chris joins us alongside the ceo of elizabeth dole foundation, steve schwab.t with you, you were a sergeant for nypd. you decided to retire, move your parents, who were not doing well, into your home, what happened? >> my father had a stroke in 2015, right side weakness. it was hard for him to stand up on his own and he did fall down and fracture his spine. it made it harder for him to rehab. i decided to take the time off from work, they were very gracious and understanding and through that stroke, he developed incontinence and dementia. eventually, through rehab, i decided to retire and take care of him in 2020. he suffered from ptsd, from service in the vietnam war. he was an airplane mechanic. his base was attacked several times, he suffered ptsd and depression. >> ainsley: you are taking care of your parents, who both have dementa. what did you go through? >> i developed -- after seven or eight years, i found i was burnt out and frustrated. sometimes my dad doesn't want to get up or take his medicine, i try to find different ways to motivate him. >> ainsl

elizabeth's strawberry shortcake plate. and broke. it >> oh no! think it could be broken. >> and gossiped about a friend's kids. >> yeah, she can't take of them by themselves. >> -- and they also talked about money. kathleen, and inmate, suddenly needed a lot of cash. >> how much can you come up with in cash? >> i told you. >> just 1000, that's it? >> yes, that's all i have left. >> mother and daughter met in person after that. then, came this cagey call. >> what we discussed at the visit? >> yeah. >> it's kind of already in motion. you need to do your part. >> something was brewing. >> remember natural? >> write that her. the word, diabetic. that's it. and the original amount i told you in money, 1000. that's it. >> okay. >> zealot. someone will meet you there. it's not even gonna be someone you know. bÈcho >> that someone was this man. >> i'm sandy, i'm the guy. kathleen hired -- bruno >> evelyn moore, the grandmother who had custody of baby elizabeth. >> kathleen dorset had set up that i would meet the mother at the target in ocean township. >>

for elizabeth, the touchstone of margaret was very important to her.e thing, very important. yes, of course. promise me that i will actually be dead when they close coffin. - dead when they close the coffin. she laughs did you find you felt differently about the royal family and elizabeth and margaret after you had filmed these series? it's very easy to draw a very bold, thumbnail sketch of margaret, and you can make her a cliche. but that is never what somebody is. there is always so much more that is making them tick, that is fuelling their behaviour. it was interesting to speculate and make decisions about what i thought that was with margaret because there was definitely a sadness and loneliness that punctuated her life. for me, playing someone whose whole life has been about duty, and i think that is why there were so many people queueing after the queen had died. because i think a lot of people were saying, "you went to work every single day of your life and you "didn't call in sick." i think people were just saying thank you for turning up every

hi, elizabeth. uh well yes. i'm in maine to square in bethlehem and today ready sean's sides and some the really a well the parts to what i've witnessed before. i've been in maine just got to swear for christmas a few times. usually the place would be a wash width best of decorations. you have christmas markets, people's thinking, carol's not just in main to square, but across bethlehem. and of course, you have thousands of people from around the world, whether they be pilgrims, locals, christians, and even most plum. looking around today, you can see i'll show you just behind me. here is the touch integrity where christians believe jesus is born. usually at christmas. this place is packed with thousands of people and when they go to midnight, mass, many people have to put tickets many months in the phones today. it's going to be very easy just to walk in now that having some events in bethlehem today we've had the lots in patriarch as usual, come from jerusalem, make his way to bethlehem. now usually he would b

pretty will us for allegedly colluding with januarr trump and i'm elizabeth mcdonald in the evening edit starts right now. let's bring in 20 former labor secretary company andy in the wall street journal's building hundred and gentlemen, it is good to see about us first listen to former president trump with shaun hannity and his talk about president biden in the problems facing america watch this. >> it i think he is in bad shape physically do you remember when he said i would like to take you behind the barn and then he took me behind the barn i would like this, i believe that he would fall over nuclear weapons of the biggest problem that we have with a man cannot put two sentences the other women in the does not know that he is alive. >> it is biden inflation that's what it is and what he did with energy is unbelievable because energy went up so much gasoline $5.6 a gallon, as would cause inflation news all over the place but you have 29 percent total inflation is that when it holds of cummings and do not have too much inflation but he does not talk about all of the inflation that you

e-mail from elizabeth perryman to l e—mailfrom elizabeth perryman to various recipients in the treasuryant the chancellor was well armed to challenge and scrutinise the proposal. i should say this is dated the 9th of october, prime minister. and had a level of detail beyond the rest of the room which allowed us to make and landauer points, but a great result. an outline of the wider discussion is below. but afterwards, there was a smaller prime minister and chancellor hoddle and the upshot is that no final decision has been taken on the mpis. over the page, please. the prime minister is — over the page, please. the prime minister is preparing _ over the page, please. the prime minister is preparing to _ over the page, please. the prime minister is preparing to do - over the page, please. the prime| minister is preparing to do nothing all close parks only. and then under the bulleted points, clearly there is a high risk that this underlines, is a high risk that this underlines, is unpicked, overfried in the weekend. so two questions, please, mr sunak. the reference to the fact that there

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[000:00:00;00] the the the hello, i'm elizabeth brown. i'm in. this is the news, our line from doha. coming off in the next 16 minutes prussia criticizes as well as continued bombardment of gaza saying it amounts to collective punishment of the palestinian people, palestinians, fearful they live. this is really a tactful thousands to crime and to the few designated circles, safe stones left and gaza. that was really all music shoes of posting

i'm elizabeth cook. let's get you caught up on today's news headlines. more than 200 affordable homes are going up on dta property in san jose. the agency just signed a lease allowing apartments to be built next to the capital light-rail station. in order to be eligible to move in, you have to earn 60% of the median income for the area or less. bta officials say this is the first of seven properties in the development pipeline. >>> sandra day o'connor, the first woman to serve on the supreme court, has died. she was appointed by president ronald reagan back in 1991. the late justice went to stanford and got her start in the san mateo county's das office in 1952 . when she agreed to work without pay. can you believe that? she said back then, law firms would not hire a woman. sandra day o'connor was 93 years old. >>> today marks world aids day. events are being held across the bay area to remember the millions of lives lost to the disease. people are using chalk to inscribe names along the sidewalks. >> in san jose, people gathered at the aids commemorativ

joyal's wife elizabeth heard the commotion. >> all of a sudden i hear a shot and that just flipped me up. i knew it was a gunshot. i knew it was a gunshot and i knew it was close. >> she opened the door and saw her husband. >> he's wearing a raincoat, a suit, a hat. and he's doubled over and you can see that he is in pain. he looks at me and says, i've been shot. >> the assailants had four out fled. elizabeth got joyal inside and called 9-1-1. >> as soon as that 9-1-1 call was done, i asked my son to lift my legs up. because i wanted to make sure that the blood was stays in the body >> you don't lose consciousness. >> elizabeth is a registered nurse. her training kicked in. >> there was no signs of external bleeding at that point. ? so, that kind of freaked me out, to. as a nurse, i know if it's not bleeding on the outside it's bleeding on the inside. >> an ambulance arrived and rushed joyal to the hospital. the nine millimeter bullet had torn through his bladder and intestines. they had to place him in a drug induced coma to see if his life. he was unconscious for a month. local law

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elizabeth, what more does the medical report have to say? reporter: so the autopsy says that matthew peary did died from acute effects of a ketamine and subsequent drowning. he was found facedown in the pool and his own home and authority say there was no foul play. from the first time for this report we are getting confirmation of the person who first found matthew perry was a live-in assistant who came home live-in assistant who came home found his body and called 911. they did not report any illnesses, drug use or drinking but what the report does say there was ketamine founded his system and he was using it to treat depression and anxiety. >> standby want to bring in a cheap medical correspondent, that is interesting because i know it is sometimes used to treat depression and anxiety, elizabeth said he was getting infusions, this doesn't necessarily mean a drug overdose it might mean just an unfortunate prescription unfortunate prescription >> they do make the point he received infusions which can help treat depression and anxiety, but t