now as our correspondent georg matt is reporting from on pen, garrick, thank you very much. o president biden's appearance at the os and summons directly followed his address in egypt at the united nations climate summit known as cop 27. there the u. s. president said that climate change threatens life on earth and that his administration was addressing the crisis. but in pledge that the us would meet its emissions targets by the year 2030 boy blah, blah, blah. i'm a doctor with one to one of the world's biggest pollutants the us to compensate developing countries for damage caused by climate change as well. joe biden may have been one of the last heads of government to arrive at the gathering, but at least he was there in contrast to the chinese and russian leaders. the question was whether he would deliver ability but empty speech. or would he provide either to developing nations or last year? i committed to work with our congregation to quadruple. you are support to climate financial, provide $11000000000.00 annually by 2024. i'm going to fight to see this and our other c

george? >> matt, thanks very much. michael?the latest on the investigation into the brutal attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. overnight we learned capitol police cameras 3,000 miles away caught the break-in but no one was watching to see it happen. mola lenghi is in san francisco for us this morning where the suspect made his first court appearance. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, depape pleading not guilty to multiple felony charges being held without bail after a judge ruled so and that is after what prosecutors describe as a politically-motivated attack on the pelosis. this morning, new revelations about the attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. sources telling abc news overnight the u.s. capitol police had cameras outside pelosi's home, but they were not being monitored. sources say capitol police eventually spotted the local police lights on a camera, rewound the video and saw the break-in. this, as the 42-year-old suspect, david depape made his first court appearance tu

george? >> matt thanks. >>> we turn now to the supreme court arguments on affirmative action and higher education. the court's conservative majority seem poised in ending policy after spirited questions to the lawyers. terry moran is at the court. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning. it does look like the court's conservative majority is ready to take another huge legal step and end the long era of affirmative action in higher education in america. in an impassioned five hours of sometimes sharp legal argument, the conservative justices on the court repeatedly cast doubt on four decades of precedent upholding the use of race as one factor in college admissions. at one point justice clarence thomas scorned the very idea that diversity is beneficial to students on campus. he said, i've heard the word diversity quite a few times and i don't have a clue what it means. it seems to mean everything for everyone. this court's upheld affirmative action programs in higher education again and again o

george? >> some real heroic actions inside that club. matt, thanks. robin? o benitez is tracking the latest for us. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin, it's a big day today as we learn if rail workers are getting closer to a strike just as we head into the holidays and again it appears that one of the two biggest unions representing engineers and conductors rejected the new wage deal brokered by the white house. the workers say it's not just about money, but also about working conditions. here's why it all matters. this could affect the transport of agricultural, energy and manufacturing goods, dramatically affecting so many industries in this country. supply chains could be paralyzed costing the economy billions of dollars a day and some unions have already accepted a new deal and some have not. if they don't reach a new deal soon we could see a strike by december 4th less than two weeks away. it's a big deal, robin. >> it is a huge deal. gio, thanks very much. t.j.? >>> now to the alarming rise in respiratory illnesses in children nationwide. some d

george conway. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, his album "cross-country" is out now.it that i was immature and i was insecure ♪ ♪ i took advantage for granted having my hand in yours ♪ ♪ i don't know if i should say this but i can't make it worse ♪ ♪ baby, you can take this ♪ ♪ for what it's worth ♪ ♪ i hope that you're happy now and that you found what you didn't in me ♪ ♪ for what it's worth ♪ ♪ i'd trade everything i have for what i had, i know that talk is cheap ♪ ♪ for what it's worth ♪ ♪ i done did some growing up, i ain't out there getting drunk snoes ♪ i can be what you deserve ♪ ♪ 'cause now i see your heart, your mind, your every curve ♪ ♪ and your love for what it's worth ♪ ♪ god honest, i never wanted to be a memory that you wish you never made ♪ ♪ wish you never left, you were right i guess when you said we were better off this way ♪ ♪ 'cause now you got me looking in the mirror and not just in the rear ♪ ♪ i know that i can't make this right but let me be make it clear ♪ ♪ that there's nothing you could say that i ain't already heard ♪ ♪ baby you could t

george conway. apologies to matt damon. here with his song "for what it's worth," breland!f i should say this but i can't make the worse ♪ ♪ maybe you could take this for what it's worth ♪ ♪ i hope that you're happy now and that you found what you didn't in me ♪ ♪ for what it's worth i'd trade everything i have for what i had ♪ ♪ for what it's worth i didn't disappoint i could be what you deserve ♪ ♪ for what it's worth ♪ ♪ god honest i never wanted to be a menace ♪ ♪ wish you never left you were right i guess when you said we were better off this way ♪ ♪ now you've got me looking in the mirror and i know that i can make this right but let me make it clear ♪ ♪ it's nothing you could say that i ain't already heard ♪ ♪ maybe you could take this for what it's worth ♪ ♪ i hope that you're happy now and that you found what you didn't in me ♪ ♪ for what it's worth i'd trade everything i have for what i had ♪ ♪ for what it's worth i didn't disappoint i could be what you deserve ♪ ♪ now i'm speeding behind you every curve and your love ♪ ♪ for what it's worth ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for what it's

thank you, matt. george? >>> we turn to thanksgiving getaway. predicts 55 million will travel to their destination for the holiday nearly equally pre-pandemic levels. transportation correspondent gio benitez is live at o'hare airport in chicago. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. you can see how packed it is here at o'hare. without a doubt, this is the busiest travel season in almost three years. let's take a look at what we are seeing at airports across this country from right here in chicago, of course, to new york, to minneapolis. about 5 million people traveling by air despite those ticket prices soaring 43% higher than last year. now, here in chicago we were able to go inside the united airlines command center where they are tracking every flight. so far things are looking pretty smooth across the country because there's no severe weather affecting those major airlines, but if that changes, the people in this room go into overdrive and they start rerouting planes. now, we also spoke to their social media team. so man

think there were people in that jungle who got for boy george, got to answer for boy george, for than probably mattthan probably matt hancock about going into it. i mean he will have a covid inquiry at some point or another that he'll need to report to. so no i don't think he should have done it. i think his constituents have something to say about it. i suspect say about it. and i suspect means he thinks he's at the end of political career well. of his political career as well. would the jungle, would you go into the jungle, why would want to go into it? i've had sequins and gorgeous makeup. why would i want to go and around in martin chew and roll around in martin chew on genitals gloria on some animals genitals gloria jackie smith it's been a pleasure to talk your life and times and you're very positive outlook on the next stage of your life thank you . coming up your life thank you. coming up senior mp caroline nokes, who's to believe me and what will this do to my career if i talk about it . caroline we were both elected . caroline we were both elected. in 2010 just watching you from afar.it i

there were people in that jungle who got to answer boy george, got to answer for boy george, for than probably mattthan probably matt hancock about going into it. i mean he will have a covid inquiry at some point or another that he'll need to report to. so no i don't think he should have done it. i think his constituents have something to say about it. and i suspect means thinks he's the end means he thinks he's at the end of political career as well. of his political career as well. would into jungle, would you go into the jungle, why would want to go into it? i've had sequins and gorgeous makeup. why would i want to go and around in martin chew and roll around in martin chew on genitals gloria on some animals genitals gloria jackie smith it's been a pleasure to talk your life and times and you're very positive outlook on the next stage of your life thank you . coming up your life thank you. coming up senior mp caroline nokes, who's to believe me and what will this do to my career if i talk about it . caroline we were both elected . caroline we were both elected. in 2010 just watching you from afa

at the end of the book is just a perspective because after george floyd, the killing and the protests resulting from matt around the country i was writing and i saw the coverage in san francisco and there's a grant statue being pulled down. the reporter is live and she turns around and she says why are you pulling the statue down and people say because he's was part of the civil war and he had a and we have to move on from matt and that really struck me in that moment because here's a guy who did have a. his father-in-law colonel dent gives him a and he frees that man soon thereafter and spends the rest of his life fighting and fighting for blacks and for the right to vote and doing everything he can in his power to help the african-american communities get on their feet. and grant's time there black congressmen and black senators and black owned farms making money in those early years of grant presidency and it just struck me in that moment is that statue is toppling down how little we remember about history and how sad that is and how much we could do to make sure younger people remember history so the

at the end of the book is just a perspective because after george floyd, the killing and the protests resulting from matt around the country i was writing and i saw the coverage in san francisco and there's a grant statue being pulled down. the reporter is live and she turns around and she says why are you pulling the statue down and people say because he's was part of the civil war and he had a and we have to move on from matt and that really struck me in that moment because here's a guy who did have a. his father-in-law colonel dent gives him a and he frees that man soon thereafter and spends the rest of his life fighting and fighting for blacks and for the right to vote and doing everything he can in his power to help the african-american communities get on their feet. and grant's time there black congressmen and black senators and black owned farms making money in those early years of grant presidency and it just struck me in that moment is that statue is toppling down how little we remember about history and how sad that is and how much we could do to make sure younger people remember history so the

matt. >> reporter: good morning, george.erican friends came here to mexico city hoping to spend a fun weekend and instead lost their lives inside an apartment. their families, now asking how could that have happened? this morning, the families of fur tourists killed by carbon monoxide poisoning in two different mexico city vacation rentals demanding answers. >> this cannot happen anymore. >> reporter: authorities say americans kandace florence, jordan marshall and courtez hall were all found dead in their airbnb rental on october 30th. florence's family telling abc news they were in town to join day of the dead celebrations. >> she just loved being in the presence of other people and just feeling how they lived. >> reporter: they say the 28-year-old spoke to her boyfriend on the phone that day and told him she wasn't feeling well. >> she said, i was vomiting and dizzy and my legs are wobbly. >> reporter: authorizes say they arrived at the scene to find the bodies of the three friends all dead from carbon monoxide poisoning.

>> matt, thanks so much. george? now to the looming freight rail strike that could impact holiday travel plans. the union has rejected the deal and the strike could have a ripple effect across the economy, including delays in shipping christmas gifts. rebecca jarvis is in chicago tracking it all. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, george. $2 billion a day in economic losses, that is the forecast of what could this strike cause the economy, which is why the white house is calling this unacceptable, saying they are working to broker a deal, but also preparing for all possible outcomes. here's the importance of rail and transport in our economy. the railway systems transit all the agricultural products throughout the country. without them working and operating, that means major supply chain disruptions. it comes at a time just before the holidays where the system would have to rely much more heavily on truckers and trucking to transport things like holiday gifts. there are not enough truckers to make up f

george conway, it's interesting, no politicians lining up to kiss the ring. even mattse of weather. i checked my weather app. it looked pretty good, but he didn't make the flight. this is a wounded, wounded politician, isn't it? >> he is. he absolutely is. he does not carry the weight he once carried. they're clearly not as afraid of him as they once were. they clearly don't want to kiss the ring in the way they once did. the problem is he's still there and he still has a chunk of the party, the rank and file members of the party who are almost cultishly in support of him. you know, he's going to take -- he'll burn the house down before he lets anybody else take the nomination from him. if somebody is going to challenge him, and i think it has to be a one-on-one challenge, if it's a multi-candidate race he'll win it with 30 or 40% of the vote. the republican party has a problem. they have to fight trump or watch him self-destruct. they're going to be in the blast radius. it's just a terrible, terrible choice that the republican party faces. >> he's also, george, under

george's reaction. his mum had been hospitalised with covid. i think the sight of me matt hancock brought that home.g time on forever. calling time on work from _ is calling time on forever. calling time on work from homes. - is calling time on forever. calling time on work from homes. as . is calling time on forever. calling j time on work from homes. as we mentioned — time on work from homes. as we mentioned earlier, it'5 time on work from homes. as we mentioned earlier, it's exactly what he did _ mentioned earlier, it'5 exactly what he did at— mentioned earlier, it's exactly what he did at his other company, tesla. it's he did at his other company, tesla. it's a _ he did at his other company, tesla. it's a bit _ he did at his other company, tesla. it's a bit of— he did at his other company, tesla. it's a bit of a — he did at his other company, tesla. it's a bit of a debate raging at the moment — it's a bit of a debate raging at the moment. we've all got used to working — moment. we've all got used to working from home during the pandemic. we've all got loose to zooming — pandemic. we've all got l

i can confirm matt, cuz i had lunch here yesterday. i'm now gonna talk to to george dark. well, you were watching the game here. you're from here. you're originally from, from god i will retire from ghana. yes. when you think of the game or they will also mirror site, them fill in the, you know, definitely we need it that way. you know, dad, that this thing to face out was great. the boys really executed that the game ra and i finally, they gave us a when you know, so we is a site that is really a site and fill in the game. started 8 am here, local time on monday. so people are taking off work a few people to come watch the game. i mean, it was pretty just not the ideal time to come watch a football match. but if your team plays at that time, you got to watch it. right. exactly. you know, almost all want to took a day off to beat, to watch the game, because that would definitely need it to watch the game and all that off that a face game. wed dow and stuff like that be i kinda want to go. so des game was like something bout garden. yeah. need at wayne. so, and obviously th

and i think how she would have been with with with matt hancock i mean for george and i think she's gotationship. chris moyles and it is a real shame for her and all of us kind of. can i ask, would you, would take on a would you, would you take on a celebrity client when it comes out that young . absolutely not out that young. absolutely not no . i did say i out that young. absolutely not no. i did say i think that wednesday's before going into the jungle and i mean imagine if he wins we have begins on off in the morning here and he talks about it as being the holy grail . reality tv if he wins this, this opens door to everything he'll this morning he'll have a gig on this morning . it. you'd be missing out . name it. you'd be missing out . i don't think win i don't think. and i don't see him having a celebrity career as such think that will be definitely a never of interest initially but maybe he'll do some more reality shows . i don't some more reality shows. i don't i don't see him as working commercially the entertainment industry who do you think is going to win then . i think it's

george. ben. but i did think and is where, you think and this is where, you know, in a way and this is why i thought would do well thought matt the spotlight. everything has to be transparent everybody's always going to have an opinion. you've got to smile lots of people are saying horrible things. a, don't agree with are contests with you. those are the contests as probably had the as probably never had the groundwork and the training in a way that matt hancock politician had to go in there and he just gets on with things and he thought, oh, you know, just head down and, knuckle down, as it were, get and sort of, ooh, were, get and not sort of, ooh, it's a bit cold oh the it's all a bit cold and oh the spiders just cracked on with the job. yeah, that's true. and actually when boy george was saying to me last night, i don't really was kind of really like you, he was kind of okay. you're being okay. at least you're being honest. i think i would honest. whereas i think i would burst into tears, you burst into tears, so, you know. yeah, it's interesting on tv anyway. in light. is anyway. it's in light. is clarity. it's all over

so i mean, i'm a bit of a supporter, matt hancock, this particular matt hancock, on this particular one. oh, boy. george seem as yesterday he had a bit of a bit of a hero. errol mcgreevy wanted a lift back home in the beginning. i don't recall anybody ever offering me a lift in the in the bar. didn't recall any at all. i can tell you a lot of bugs, but very, very few bodies anyway. i'm sure it was good. bodies anyway. i'm sure it was good . i didn't see it on the. good. i didn't see it on the. which leads me to surprise that somehow the song has got some other information, maybe from one of the staff because there are some of our maybe never see them anyway a very good story and knows what's going to and who knows what's going to happen who where boy happen who knows where the boy george got george kind saying charlene got kicked used to kicked out which is used to justify we don't know who the next one was going to be, she said. was to do with she had said. it was to do with she had to impartial and she kept to be impartial and she kept quiet. she said she couldn't sleep with hancock and keep sleep wit

george being booted out of the jungle. there was a bit of a rally yesterday. let's popular the matteople get people know why people to get people kicked and it has i kicked out and it has been i completely predicted wrongly on on another channel when they on on another channel when they said will matt hancock be popular after he's in the jungle and i said no be ridiculous. and then guess what i wrong because he's doing quite well. it's all within the context of if you only see it as the world of the jungle. i think that was ridiculous storm yesterday where there say , serious there was actually say, serious accusations that were racist because they were voting out . because they were voting out. black contestants think that racist that you even thought that white you mean i mean it's a ridiculous, silly contest, isn't it boy george has been one of the more chippy critical contests and in that of chippy even he's been questioned about his own dubious but but also just sort of like why should i put up with all this kind of thing and he's now out . i've thing and he's now out. i've enj

matt you it must be a challenge to decide where to start in a book like this and you mentioned that george nash was a wonderful book. really looks at american conservatism as a kind of post-world war two phenomena. you don't do that and you put a lot of emphasis on the pre-war rights the pre-new deal right and begin in the 1920s. why what is there to learn now from the right before the new deal? yeah, i think for a historian the two hardest questions are where to begin and then what to leave out. and of course, those are the two things that everyone wants to talk about and criticize your book for once it's written why did i begin in with warren harding's inauguration in the spring of 1921? well, i thought that it was important to show the institutions that american conservatives saw themselves defending. if conservatism is the defense of inherited institutions. american conservatives are in an unusual place the institutions we're meant to defend are the institutions created by the american founding the constitution the principles of the declaration of independence. a political theory of th

. >> matt, it must be a challenge to decide where to start in a book like this. and you mentioned george nash wonderful book really looks at american conservatism as a kind of post-world war ii phenomena. you don't do that and to put a lot of emphasis on the prewar rights, the pre-new deal rights that began in 1920s. why? what is it to learn now from the right before the new deal? >> i think for a historian the two hargis questions are where to begin, i didn't want to leave out. and, of course, those are the two things that i don't want to talk about and criticize a book for once it is written. why did i begin with warren harding inauguration the spring of 1921? i thought it was important to show the institutions that american conservatives saw themselves defending. if conservatism is the defense of inherited institutions, american conservatives are in an unusual place. the institutions we are meant to defend our the institution created by the american founding, the constitution, the principles of the declaration of independence. the political theory of the federalists. but in 1932 many

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george, access is something that i've had to navigate. i have's continued to ask my questions, one time comes to mind, i was in matt schlapp's florida and ican to do my job. >> you're doing it well. and lalee, how did this experience help you grow as a journalist? >> you know, this experience has been one of a lifetime. it's a job that i have wanted for so long, so the fact that i am able to live out my dreams is something i definitely do not take for granted at all. i have just learned how to really stay ready and to, you know, take the time to really understand someone's personal life and their upbringing because so much of that shapes their political decisions and talking to people at the grocery store, at gas stations, anywhere and everywhere i can, i really have just seen especially in a state like georgia politics is so ingrained in everyday life and that's been an amazing thing to see for myself. >> we're all benefitting from both of your commitments. thank you both very much. see miles and lalee in the final episode of "power trip" for this election cycle drops this sunday on hulu. we'll be right back. election >> announcer: tomor

>>> george, now to the latest on jay leno's condition as he recovers from serious burns from a gasoline fire. his doctor says he's in good spirits after undergoing the first round of surgery. matthe burn center in l.a. where leno is being treated. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. his doctors now revealing that leno was actually beneath one of those classic cars when that gasoline ignited and doctors are calling the injuries to his hands, face and chest serious. he had one surgery already and is scheduled for another on friday. this morning, days after a flash gasoline fire in his car garage left him with deep second and potential third degree burns to his face, hands, and chest, doctors say jay leno is doing better than expected. >> i am a little surprised at how well he is doing considering the seriousness of the injuries. most people tend to be a lot more limited due to pain. >> reporter: since he was admitted, leno has already undergone one surgical grafting procedure with another schedule later this week. >> he has serious injuries. there are potentials for scarring. there's a potential for some dysfunction in some of the areas that he's injured in

george. and do nobody not it because rubbish. about because it's rubbish. what about 7 because it's rubbish. what about ? don't know . ? matts show. none of them . today's show. none of them. we've been asking you if you're prepared vote labour. prepared to vote labour. according to our poll, 15% of you yes. it only cent if you say yes. it is only cent if you say yes. it is only cent if you no. thank so much. you say no. thank you so much. my you say no. thank you so much. my broadcaster and my panel, broadcaster and columnist also columnist lizzie cundy and also gb presenter, father gb news presenter, father robinson. to you robinson. and thank you to you for your at home. i'll for your company at home. i'll see for enjoy see you tomorrow for enjoy looking ahead to this evening's weather and uk will be mostly dry but heavy rain will push in from west here in the details it starts off in the south—west of england and it will be a cloudy end to the with some rain starting to reach western parts of cornwall spreading all later overin of cornwall spreading all later over in the south—east it will be cloudy for some with outbre

matt hancock's first day in thejungle. he took on his first bushtucker trial before meeting his fellow campmates, like the musician boy georgeect, _ of black mirror, something you would not expect, and what was so surreal not expect, and what was so surreal not only— not expect, and what was so surreal not only from his singing and the amazing — not only from his singing and the amazing clip of charlene breaking the fourth wall and looking at the camera _ the fourth wall and looking at the camera when he said he was participating in thisjust because he wants— participating in thisjust because he wants to show that politicians are more — he wants to show that politicians are more human, and it's also the fact that _ are more human, and it's also the fact that it— are more human, and it's also the fact that it has created this debate, _ fact that it has created this debate, not only within society about — debate, not only within society about matt hancock's inclusion, but also in _ about matt hancock's inclusion, but also in the — about matt hancock's inclusion, but also in the camp with many of the celebrities, — also in the