america is the most powerful woman in great america looking happy enough but not generally mark elizabeth the secondice president cheney. specifics conversation called freedom swing. it has complied. here she is with berkeley. sir charles and seems unsure about whether to return to high-five or not. [laughter] king john at the shakespeare theater. have no idea what it signifies that i will justice breyer i shared it with everybody here. [laughter] justice o'connor visiting chief justice from their insisting they needed to see it to understand our country and that she needed to take him there right away. but of course what made practice of our special wish he had time for others regardless whether they were famous. he or she is a good handle on the shoulder of a young girl working on a computer. such genuine smiles on the picture in the whole hand on the shoulder active doses in 2006 size sitting on federal courts around the country to an extent justices have since the earliest days of the republic and she traveled the world see the fire others expanded to reach going digital walking isaacson 2009 at

and in 2007, her majesty queen elizabeth. the secondomes the oldest ever monarch of the united kingdom. >> 10, 15 right now and the rodeo hercules fire protection district is going to officially join the contra costa county fire protection district con fire is going absorb all of the rodeo hercules firefighters, sports de facilities, everything the equipment operations, khan fire officials say when this happens, residents can expect a seamless transition and continued high level of emergency response. the benefits will include increase fire services and improve firefighter safety throughout the entire area. this is expected to happen on july. first of 2025. >> to some of us are bright. some of us not so bright this morning. let's start with the sunshine from the east bay hills. looking pretty good. we do have a spare. the air alert in effect today, though. so you may notice a little bit of haze more than in the south bay. this is your view in san jose right now where he's really fogged in. watch your travel out. sjc make sure to check o

voltaren, the joy of movement. >>> one of the most popular and controversial series on netflix is coming back for a second season. elizabeth." ♪ >> reporter: "squid game" fans know that trumpet wake-up call means somebody is going to die. not our hero, gi-hon, but one or more of the players hoping to win a fortune, competing in childish but lethal games. it's at once a thriller and a critique of inequality and greed. >> reporter: season 1 was an international blockbuster, with 330 million views, its netflix's most watched series of all time. >> "squid game"! >> it won emmys for its lead actor, lee jung-jae and hwang dong-hyuk. both made history as the first asian winners in their categories. you're kind november a sweet spot, yes? >> i don't know what you mean by sweet spot. >> reporter: just that things are going your way. >> nothing is easy. >> reporter: we first spoke with him in korea as he was about to start a emotional tour for season two. >> people say you a personal career in korea, but in my mind, i'm not that happy. i'm struggling every day in life. >> reporter: that's thing to a brutal work load. hwan directed a

will protect the american dream from the socialist nightmare of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. a real conservative who will defend the life, protect the second amendment, champion pro-growth policies and support our president that put hard-working georgians first. we have seen firsthand the impact of political outsiders like donald trump and david perdue in washington, d.c. it is time we send them some reinforcement to keep america great. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming our next u.s. senator, kelly loeffler. [applause] >> good morning. i want to start this morning by thanking governor kemp for this important opportunity to serve our nation and our state. i am humbled by this honor and i am grateful for the confidence that you have placed in me. thank you, governor. thank you. thank you. i'd also like to thank senator isakson for his years of service to our state and our nation. he's a true statesman for georgia and we keep him and his family in our thoughts and prayers. i know i have a lot of work to do to earn the trust and support of my fellow georgians, so for starters please allow me to introduce myself. my name is kell

back to the defense secretary nominee pete hegseth, all eyeballs have been on him today as he met with senator ernst for a second time and it's unclear still after the second meeting, elizabethere senator ernst is when it comes to pete hegseth. this is what she wrote on x. she said, as i support pete through this process, i look forward to a fair hearing based on truth, not anonymous sources. did you feel confident leaving that room she'd support you? >> it was a great meeting. reporter: will you have another one? >> whenever she wants, yeah. as of right now, it was a great might and i lack forward to moving forward. reporter: you can't say you got her across the finish line just yet? >> i would never speak for her. reporter: gabbard is here on the hill and getting tough questions and scrutiny at least about a meeting she had years ago with 1078 democrats and saying she's soft on dictators and there was the russian asset and also trump's pick to head the fbi kash patel also on the hill and not answering any questions about whether he would they're here for senators and it'll be a very busy week as these folks try to get ahead of the confirmation hearings. >> are you going to

pennsylvania as search and rescue mission for a missing pennsylvania woman is intrigued the second day 64-year-old elizabethownship, 30s digging into the sinkhole to try to find her she was reportedly looking for her missing cat when she disappeared she is not been heard from for more than 24 hours, rescue workers got down to the my nearly and found a shoe, crews replacing cameras, microphones underground they've not seen or heard from her just yet, new global test scores show u.s. students math performance has slipped substantially compared to other countries and the last five years america's rankings falling from 2019 - 2023 to a closely watched international exam called the international mathematics and science study it includes dozens of countries, research has lake school closures during the pandemic to greater learning loss, the u.s. had a longer period of school closures compared with other countries one official at the department of education collate the declines sharp and steep, president-elect trump has dismantled the agency, then there's this vice president kamala harris may have lost her preside

steve: we continue our 12 days of giving with a look at the elizabeth dole foundation and their work with our veterans. that's coming up because the secondrts right now ♪ just hear those sleigh bell ring ling, ding, dinging too ♪ come on it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you ♪ outside it's. >> lawrence: brian on the fireplace even though is he off today. we weren't going to forget about -- you know our crew is busy because they keep hanging some of them and taking them off. >> steve: during the season do we call them our crew or our elves? our studio elves. >> brian: we are santa and mrs. claus. >> steve: we will all be santa on wednesday that's when we are having our "fox & friends" holiday christmas party. >> ainsley: i'm excited about that. >> lawrence: nine days. >> ainsley: have you finished your shopping? >> lawrence: i have not finished my shopping. >> steve: of course. i only have to buy for one person. >> ainsley: i was going to say your wife does the rest. >> steve: she takes care of everybody. >> lawrence: i used to have a no gift card rule. i say whatever this year. i did a lot of gift cards this year. let p

the shooting. elizabeth, richard's wife and mom to their 11 year old daughter, says she tried to stay calm when she heard about the shooting. >> my first thought was is he okay? and my secondhought was to gather my daughter up in a calm, quiet manner so that she stayed calm and get up to the hospital. >> a week after the shooting, santa cruz police say they arrested 20 year old esther plasencia and a 16 year old juvenile in connection with the shooting. both are facing charges of attempted murder. richard, if you could say something to the young men who were responsible for shooting you, what would you say to them? >> you know, being a teacher, i when i first heard about a 16 year old involved that's really close to the age of students. i work with a lot in education, so i really just felt like i wanted to tell them to go do his homework, do his schoolwork, and do the things that he needs to do right now so that he could be happy and secure now. and in the future. >> brooks also told me that he never thought something like this would happen to him, and he'd like to see the level of violence in our country change so that people can be safe. now, the brooks say that the pari

elizabeth: the fact that he was on the phone, does this make you suspect that somebody else may have been involved? and by the way, the second got to go, could he have drown his backpack in a sewer? >> well, yes, he could have. he could have put his backpacker in in central the park. there's a lot of places to hide that backpack, and he could have just stuffed it in a garbage can, at the bottom of a garbage can, although i can't imagine the police not searching every garbage can in central park. but i -- this one will get involved -- solved, there's no question about it. with that photo app, this is not a lot of places he can go, but he has absolutely no reason to stay in the city, so i thought a day ago, two days ago he would have been out of the city pretty quickly. elizabeth: fabulous insight, thank you so much. >> thank you. ♪ >> the harris campaign spent, like, $100,000? if did you know about this? >> it's hilarious. my studio, that is gorgeous in los angeles, doesn't even cost six figures, so i don't know how cardboard walls could cost six figures. >> but you think they did that? >> absolutely not. with love to them. o

elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: the final approach of jeju air flight 2216 looked normal, but as the plane raced along the runway video shows the landing gear wasn't down. seconds speed, the boeing 737-800 hit a perimeter wall and exploded. all 175 passengers died along with 4 crew, but 2 more crew members were pulled alive from the rear section of the wreckage. inside the airport, families gathered to hear a fire official read out the names of the victims. all of them were south korean except for two thai citizens. mr. mang's grand nephews were on board. "it was their first foreign trip," he said. "a treat with their father." jeju airlines' senior managers offered their apologies and condolences. "it's hard to determine the cause of the accident," ceo kim ibe said. "we will have to wait for the official investigation." rescue workers and even the military combed the crash site looking for clues to add to the evidence that will come from the cockpit and data flight recorders, which were both recovered. we do know that all was not well in the final minutes of that flight, jericka. the control tower had issued a bird-strike warning and the pilot did make a mayday

the second one. we have a responsibility to the report in the stock, on a stock, but i'm not familiar with that 5-month review. but if the people aren't reporting, they should be. elizabethk traders in congress that her family's been involved income she's going after trump tax cuts though as bad. she's in a battle royale with the far left, far-left democrats want top position on committees, but she and her family is have a record net worth because of these stock trades that her husband has been doing. political commentator stephanie hamill's going to join us to break down nancy pelosi's record net worth and what's going op. please stick with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track. when you're planning for it al

into the new year, elizabeth schulze joining us live from washington, with more, that sounds like tough nuse but could there be good news for the home buyers? news >> reporter: tough news, secondrow the mortgage rates ticked higher, this is a 5-month high, the average rate now 6.85%, the highest since early july, we have seen rates steadly climb over the fall, making difference in the monthly bill, 400,000 with 20% down, today's rates puts your payment at 2400. in september, with rates at 6% it was almost 200 cheaper every month, this has been a roller coaster ride for the home buyers watching the mortgage rates but we are now back to where we started at the year beginning. janai. >> janai: i love when you show us the difference the way your mortgage and increase or decrease, showing how it affect the wallet. can home buyerce expect relief next year? buyers that's why we track it, rates are expected to stay is not six% range, the key is, they move in anticipation of the federal reserve moves and they say they will be more cautious about cutting rates. but, more inventory is expected to come out e on to the market as new homes are built. out and some homeowners have been waitin

the leasing market. abigail: in 20 seconds or so, are levels you are leasing in markets that existed pre-pandemic, are you happy pandemic rates, or still below? elizabethit is climbing but below are we are, and at the bottom there is a lot of work to be done. abigail: still a lot of recovery ahead. thank you so much for joining us, liz hart, president of leasing for north america newmark. elizabeth: thanks for having me. scarlet: thank you so much, abigail. i want to recap the headlines we broke a few moments ago, president-elect donald trump has made a pick for chair of the sec, the leading regulator of the equities market in the publicly traded markets in the u.s., and that is paul atkins. this is according to a post on truth social. i want to bring in one of our reporters in washington who covers financial regulation. thanks for joining us on short notice. what do we know about paul atkins? my understanding is he did serve on the sec before. >> that's right. previously commissioner at the sec, very much a known quantity in washington and financial regulation and financial policy circles. he is coming back to the agency. if he is formally nominated a

. >> so let's talk for a second about the politics around all of this, because it is seeping into our politics. we're still working on elizabethren made some comments there on camera. we're trying to track those down, but she made similar ones to the huffington post. and she says this, quote, the visceral response from people around this country who feel cheated, ripped off and threatened by the vile practice of their insurance companies should be a warning to everyone in the health care system. violence is never the answer, but people can only be pushed so far. alex thompson i mean, these comments have kind of ricocheted already as sort of she's she's careful to say violence isn't the answer, but it sounds like we may we do have the shot. let's let's watch it and what happens when you turn this into the billionaires run? >> it all is they get the opportunity to squeeze every last penny. and look, we'll say it over and over. violence is never the answer. this guy gets a trial who's allegedly killed the ceo of unitedhealth. but you can only push people so far. >> alex thompson, what do you make of that? >> i think democrats wel

second unlimited line free for a year. don't wait. these offers won't last i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles and this is cnn for the past four years, the biden administration has pursued a bold climate agenda, from cutting carbon emissions to championing electric vehicles to investing in wind and solar. >> but now donald trump, a vocal climate skeptic, is set to return to the white house in january, vowing on day one to drill, baby, drill. he's even pledged to roll back parts of the inflation reduction act. biden's signature climate law. >> most important climate bill in the history of our country. >> this included things like providing thousands of clean energy jobs and billions in tax credits for environmentally friendly products. so will all this progress now be undone? joining me now is the outgoing energy secretary, jennifer granholm. pleasure to have you on. >> thank you fareed. great to be on. >> so what's the answer to that question? how much of this stuff can be rolled back? not will be, but. >> well, you have to have the support of congress, of course, to roll back the components of the inflation reduction act and the bi

interview with cnn's elizabeth wagmeister the first drink started to have some effect on me, and i just thought, wow, these are really strong drinks. >> it wasn't until the second drink and it was already too late, that i realized that there was something wrong with the drinks. >> diddy's accuser says he kept the alleged assault secret since 2007, not even telling his wife at the time because of the shame that he felt. diddy has denied all the allegations. cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow's home, broken into while he was away facing off against the dallas cowboys earlier this week. the incident comes just a month after the nfl, nba and nhl all warned teams about being targeted by thieves. in october, both patrick mahomes and travis kelce's homes were burglarized. now this with just a little over a month left in his presidency, joe biden is defending his economic record and has a warning about what comes next. during his 40 minute address, the president took aim at donald trump's stated plans to impose tariffs on some of america's largest trading partners, including mexico and canada he seems determined to impose steep universal tariffs on all imported

the last minute shoppers, still want to keep an eye on your tracking devices. >> robin: that is key. all right, elizabeth, thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu, going thrifting for great gifting. how secondift giving and receiving and how to focus the kids on gratitude and joy. >> george: and lori bergamotto here with the right stuff, presents trending online. lara is upstairs with a special guest. >> lara: hi, george, yes. no worries because this guy is here. there he is. billy eichner making his return as the voice in mufasa. we're gonna talk to him coming up on "gma" so stay with us. coming up on gma, stay with us! ♪ ♪ dave plays] ♪ don't you ever be sad ♪ ♪ lean on me when times are bad ♪ ♪ when the day comes and you are down ♪ ♪ in a river of trouble and about to drown ♪ ♪ just hold on, i'm comin' ♪ ♪ hold on, i'm comin' ♪ [background chatter and laughter] well put me on the naughty list, this has never happened before! and that, people, is why we have target circle 360. [ doorbell rings ] it's here! don't miss anything on your list, with unlimited same-day delivery. han is 22 years old. he's not just a pet, he really is a part of our family. knowing that he's getting good nutrition

elizabeth, thanks so much. we're going to have much more after a short break. stay with us. >> let's go. my name is second lieutenant parker wilson. i'm here as thefire spl in charlie battery one, 77, field artillery regiment. i'm from manhattan, kansas. want to give a special shout out to all those k-state fans who are celebrating christmas this year? >> erin burnett out front tonight at seven on cnn after hammack glow cleaned our place for $19. >> we fired our old housekeeper home. oklo tackled everything from our kitchen to our bathroom, all our laundry. you just pick a date, pick a cleaner, and enjoy a spotless house for $19. >> hey, i'm brian gary, and today we're talking about the biggest misconception there is about replacement windows. i'm here with ted, the project manager for renewal by andersen, to talk about it. >> yeah. one of the big things we hear from homeowners is i shouldn't need to replace my windows. they're just not that old. but here's the thing. home builders put in high end kitchens and bathrooms and low end windows just aren't that good. so even if your windows are only 7 to 10 years old, they may still need to be replace

elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles and this is cnn. >> you okay? one okay. >> i had a particular connection to the band of brothers mini series, john scola. my father served in the secondld war and was in many of the places where airborne ended up. and coming. and what he felt was real about it was that the emotions were utterly true. >> there was a bunch of ordinary guys who, by way of training and volunteerism and sacrifice, both saved the world and were forever changed by what they did. >> a lot of those veterans were still alive, so we got to meet them. we got to talk to them. >> i've seen my friends, my men being killed. and, uh, it doesn't take too many days of that. and you change dramatically. >> the show premiered september 9th, 2001, two days later, everything changes. people were concerned. should we stop airing it? because it's a war story. and now the country is at war again. >> it turned out to be something that was necessary because now almost every american, i think, felt as though they had enlisted in something that they had not enlisted in before. after 9/11, we were all part of something. >> you deserve long and happy lives and peace. >> i know that

elizabeth warren and the left the board agreed to it this is wrong. this is one judge deciding -- >> it will be appealed again, when the shareholders signed off on this, again, for the secondime. >> she says no no, no, no wags her finger. >> you know the craziest part of the whole thing is the lawyers who brought the case on behalf of the one shareholder who was upset about this, the lawyers who brought the case, they asked for $5.4 billion they're still going to get $350 million. she thought that was egregious they still get $356 million. >> did the shareholder, has he sold his share yet is he holding on to it >> i have not looked into that this is one up expect will come back around. don't feel bad for musk. he has other pay days. i'd be furious i know >> think about it. maybe we're facing similar things we don't know. we don't know. we had a lot of promises all bets are off >> i'm feeling okay. i think everything will work out. >> for him or for us >> i think on review, i can't believe this is going to still be held up for him to have this taken away when the shareholders have voted again. >> no, no. this is ridiculous is what it is you know -- >> i wondered why you wer

outside of a royal residence, the late queen elizabeth the second only did so three times during thee of her reign. and this is the first time that king charles ii decided to do so. it was the fitzrovia chapel, as his majesty said in his speech there. the former hospital chapel to the middlesex hospital in london, and his speech was wide ranging, very poignant and, of course, very poignant and, of course, very personal to him as well. as you mentioned, the huge theme of both community and indeed health, as you can probably imagine. and i think the health care and the diagnosis of both the king and the princess of wales really shone through here. he paid tribute to the selflessness of the doctors and nurses, providing strength, care and comfort to both him and the princess of wales. of course, over the course of the last year he also offered his heartfelt thanks to the medical team supporting his family through, and i quote, the uncertainties and i quote, the uncertainties and anxieties of illness. but of course, the king and the princess of wales are not the only people in the world

to queen former chaplain to queen elizabeth the second. also tonight, the chaos of sickness benefits which are trapping people they're supposed to help and they're bankrupting the country. fraser nelson, one of the country's finest journalists, tells tells me about his latest channel 4 film, all about this growing national scandal . and in an hour's time, scandal. and in an hour's time, in my take at ten, as the bbc is engulfed in yet another scandal, this time surrounding masterchef star gregg wallace, we get news that the licence fee is to rise to an eye—watering £174.50 from april. is it still worth the money? i'll be giving my verdict at ten. with me tonight for ringside action. we have author and academic doctor lisa mckenzie, journalist and communications advisor linda jubilee, and writer and broadcaster peter lloyd. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big mark dolan tonight is your perfect saturday night in. i'll be deaung saturday night in. i'll be dealing with the bbc in no uncertain terms at 10:00. but first the news head