she has a close relationship with georgetown. she came here to study in a very special program shortly after lithuania declared its independence from the soviet union she told me while she was here, she experienced real freedom, opened and friendly people in a vibrant and academic life. the experience had a profound impact on her. she said she went home with vision for her country in her heart and what could be. and she traveled with us to poland for strategic planning with them. and now for the citation. for her long-standing commitment to public service, democracy and a better life for her people, even when confronted with seeming insurmountable challenges, for demonstrating that a female head of state can be tough, confident and show that responsibility is not a burden. and for courageously standing with the people of ukraine and speaking out in support of their independence, democracy and freedom. georgetown is proud to present the 2024 hillary rodham clinton award to advancing women in leadership, peace and security to the f

geopolitics provides home for many georgetown students.w i've started knocking on doors for marco rubio, helping what hope would be his successful run for the presidency. well, sorry, marco. nevertheless, i persisted, evidence of senator rubio in the senate. first as a u.s. senate page when i was in high school and then this past summer as an intern in his d.c. office. i've always been proud to work for marco rubio. senator rubio his parents came to america from cuba in the 1950s. his father a bartender as anor inmate they provide an amazing example to their children about the importance of hard work and family and develop the belief that all things are possible in america. marco rubio was first elected to the united states senate in 2010 and reelected for a second term in 2016. i have seen and serve as a chip in for oppressed people worldwide, work a bit of struggle american families and still make sure that florida's beaches, point grows in space industry are protected. moderating to nice conversation will be mo elleithee, executive dire

a man in a van had been reported chasing two teenage girls in jessie's home town of georgetown.o a man named larry hall from wabash, indiana, a three hour drive from georgetown. is your heartbeat starting to pick up a little bit now? oh yeah. you know, i'm thinking, this has got to be checked out. lester holt: miller learned that hall was a gung ho civil war re-enactor, a pretend union soldier who traveled the midwest to fight fantasy battles. miller immediately drove to wabash to interview hall, who wasn't saying much. so miller showed him a photo of jessie roach. when i put the picture down, he flinched, raised his arm up, and turned in his chair, and refused to look at the picture. lester holt: convinced larry hall was hiding something, miller became obsessed with making a case against him. days later, back in illinois, miller turned up a huge lead. he found witnesses who vividly remembered hall from a revolutionary war reenactment in the georgetown area the very weekend before jessie was abducted. to them, hall stood out for his bushy mutton chop sideburns, but also, for pla

heig is currently a fox news contributor 1994 graduate of georgetown university.es and gentlemen tonight's conversation brought to by geopolitics, cosponsored by the georgetown university college republicans is entitled to the space of the disunion. please welcome my senator marco rubio. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening everybody. thank you for that wonderful introduction. and martin, thankd you. although i will say i am a little frazzled by the notion and your remarks anyone here disagree with me but i'm going to let thate slide. and senator, thank you for being here tonight. i used to be the communication director. right, do you need to go? i was there in the run-up in the early stages of the campaign. my shop was responsible for a lot of press releases aboutea y. but i will say this cooks to be nice if some of the republicans for. >> no kidding. one of things i don't think i ever said publicly as you were the one republican candidate i wasmost nervous about reversible reason. i always respected even will be disagreed on policy with your aspirational talent. you alway

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lynn overman is an executive director of the x center at georgetown university. she's privacy served in the u.s. digital service and finally mr. reynolds schweikert is nonresident senior fellow for congressional modernization with the foundation for american innovation. mr. schweikert previously served as senior technology advisor at gsa and an top technology roles in the house of representatives. if you all could please rise in raise your right hands, please. >> for let the record reflect on the witnesses entered into from the. ms. herridge you are recognized for five minutes to deliver your opening statement on behalf of gao. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member cherfilus-mccormick, and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting us to testify today on das i.t. modernization challenges and lessons learned. i also want to take a moment to thank her outstanding committee staff and also wish best wishes to you as well. as requested i will briefly summarize our prior work on the department's efforts to acquire and manage its i.t. as far as

so he is in georgetown university hospital for testing and observation. and an adviser says the former president hopes to be home by christmas. of course, that will be up to medical professionals there, but as of now, we are learning that the former president was taken to the hospital this afternoon for testing and observation. >> so he's at the georgetown university hospital medical center right now. you pointed out, jeff, that the former president has faced some serious health issues in the past. break that down a little bit for us. >> wolf. he definitely has. of course, his heart issues were fairly well known. and of course, he. talked about them considerably and changed his lifestyle as you all remember from covering the clinton white house. but he was hospitalized for several days, about three years or so ago. thinking back for a blood infection. and then, of course, he had some heart surgery before that, a quadruple bypass, if memory serves me correctly as well as some stents put in. but he did change his lifestyle from, you know, those famous days

dave hutton is the managing director of the georgetown and strategy group, and he's also a former senior adviser to president brock. obama is a special envoy for middle east peace, and he joins me now. live from west midst, westminster in maryland. thank you so much day for joining me on, on to 0. you may have heard a report by a corresponded russell, talking about the explosions that have hit serious capital of these is rarely strikes on damascus and other parts of the country. israel of course, says that these are limited and temporary measures at this crucial moment. what are the implications of these of isabel's methods at this moment? a thank you just to god for having me on al jazeera again. and i think syria is an example of the end of the post world war 2 era. and what we're seeing is ation. empires and global powers fighting for the road to damascus. and so israel israelites almost all, or just one of the players in this next, along with dining room ends and the church, you know, formulae of the ottoman empire. busy all battling with united states and russia global powers to pos

tell us about the georgetown hoodie. >> so this, this is my sort of work day, i have been doing crazy actually is an homage to our friend, the carville man, who oftentimes comes on -- >> casual. >> with his lsu stuff. >> but we want to show georgetown love and pride. we have johns hopkins in the corner so we're good. >> do you have an all-time favorite georgetown player? >> me. >> there you go, baby. there you go. the ultimate player. sports is out of my realm. i just do the news, i just ask the questions, michael. i want to say, i want to say maybe patrick ewing played there in college, but i don't know. >> he did, he did, but you know. patrick, come on, seriously. steele. >> michael steele, can he dunk? we'll find out by christmas. good to see you. >> i'm going do pay for this one. >> great to have michael steele, speaking of players, the one and only snoop dogg is on "the beat" tonight. you'll hear from him by the end of the hour, and jacob soboroff, the documentary, trump's immigration plans past, present, and future. and authorities putting out new information about a person of i

so out of an abundance of caution, we're told he was taken earlier this afternoon to georgetown university hospital, which is just a couple of miles from his home. and he is a he's undergoing observation tonight, as well as some testing surrounding his conditions of a fever. now we're speaking to top aides who say he's in good spirits. he's grateful for the care he's receiving. he hopes to be home in time for christmas in just a couple of days. however, of course, since leaving the white house almost now a quarter century ago, he's endured several medical scares. so this is something that is obviously being checked out. he's 78 years old. he was very active on the campaign trail this year. he's just released a book. but developing a fever led him to be admitted into the hospital. this afternoon. wolf. >> any other symptoms that we know of that he developed beyond a fever? >> it's unclear. his advisers are really saying that this is something that they just wanted to have checked out. but any time you're admitted, obviously into a hospital, a former president, again, just thinking back to s

joining me now far more, professor of law and technology at georgetown university.s story. what is your reaction? this is pretty unusual to see an incoming president file a motion with the supreme court about a social media app. i the supreme court about a social media app.— social media app. i think it was really _ social media app. i think it was really quite _ social media app. i think it| was really quite spectacular move. it was an unusual move for someone who is not yet president but the president—elect to file an amicus brief and in a pending case before the supreme court. this is, you know, he had promised he would save tiktok. vote for me and i will save tiktok. this is an ever to make good on that promise. we know of course donald _ good on that promise. we know of course donald trump - good on that promise. we know of course donald trump has - good on that promise. we know| of course donald trump has kind of course donald trump has kind of flip flopped when it comes to support the tiktok stop in the beginning it seemed like he was on board with the band a

executive director of the tech center at georgetown university rate ms. oberman previously served u.s. digital service and finally is the nonresident senior fellow for congressional modernization with the foundation for american innovation. previously served senior technology advisor at gsa top technology rolls in the house of representatives. if you all could please rise and raise your right hands please. >> you solemnly swear under penalty of perjury that the testimony about two provides a truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you let the record reflect all the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. ms. harris you are not recognized for five minutes to deliver opening statement on behalf of gal. thank you. mr. chairman, ranking member mccormick and members of the subcommittee p thank you for inviting us to testify today on va it modernization challenges. i also want to take a moment to thank your outstanding committee staff and best wishes as well. as requested briefly summarize artwork of the departments effort to acquire and man

fauci joined georgetown university faculty last year as a distinguished professor.>> guess what he isown, guess where that money is going cost market that guy's pocket. we talked earlier about term limits you want term limits question at the option apply tou thcre bureaucracy. that should been sitting in that seat for four decades plus is my understanding that selling his beeni there. i've got to tell you for them to prop him up i'm assuring thes he student of the graciousness of s heart. i'm sure it was free.on >> wasn' at biden also a professor? they get put on a shelf but still got money if they needed for their cv i told it worked a different job. reallyb. now? l it got to hand it to people it becomes like a revolving door. a throwback to her term limit argument. teaching as a big deal but maybe people are deciding which colleges to go too. >> what course would he teach? >> that's a good question. he has not been a practicing doctor for a long time. maybr e can teach what i'm stay alive in the bureaucracy. they want these names on board. but somebody made that decision at a jesuit

it was concerning enough for the folks at georgetown medical center to keep him overnight.hope that, like many other people in this country, he enjoys a very merry christmas. democratic strategists admit the party brand is in the toilet. that came out in a "new york times" written online conversation yesterday. communications strategist liz smith said many democrats who succeeded ran against the democratic party brand. tim ryan of ohio with this. the dems got pinned as the status quo party. they failed to redefine themselves on the culture issues. here is what the former democratic leader of the california state senate has to say about it. >> i believe that in history, we are seeing a major inflection point. the complete collapsing of the democratic party. this party refuses to recognize that it has lost its way. it is a chapter, gone with the wind and basically we're seeing the end of this. whether a new party emerges that will wait to be seen. >> john: that's not good. "politico" with this headline. new research shows the massive hole the dems are in. even voters who prev

is when you get people to think i can steal, no repercussions, california, i went to school at georgetowner liberal love to tell you how you should run your lift the metro come there because the riffraff can stay out of georgetown. and at least their hypocrisy has some reasoning in it. when you are true believers like those in california's have become because i guess they're so insulated, i don't know, you start paying the price. i can't just sit here and pontificate, there is actually repercussions. i have been to some of these communities in california that are very high end, the gucci store down the road there, overran with these flash mobs of thievery, and now they are upset because they can't go by their high and stuff. >> dr. saphier: didn't support the proposition because he is more concerned about the treatment for people committing these crimes, alluding that all crime is a result of mental illness, which we know is not true, look at those young girls, they are learning the lesson, actions have consequences, and that is something we need to instill in this younger population. com

a spokesperson says clinton is deeply grateful for the exceptional care provided at medstar georgetownniversity hospital. >>> once the gifts are unwrapped today, it's probably fair not all of them will be to your liking. before you return your unwanted presents, there's a few things you need to know. josh sidorowicz from cbs philadelphia explains. >> this is easy. >> reporter: queen stewart probably speaks for a lot of us. the mother of two does most of her shopping online. which means -- >> i'm going to return. >> reporter: she is bound to send some of it back. >> i'm writeling a description of why some of this goes back. and hopefully i don't get a fee. >> reporter: more retailers are charging return fees. as online shopping has exploded, from the company narvar. >> we're seeing 20% more retailers on our platform charge for returns this year. >> reporter: some of the big names have added fees to ship returns back. nar vn var estimates a $100 item could cost a retailer $32 to restock and resell. avoiding the fee can be as simple as taking it back to a physical store. and before you go

prior to concordia he taught at georgetown university, the george washington university, emory riddle aeronautical university and the national war college. dr. daniel is the author of dozens of publications on a wide range of subjects. his previous books are, 21st- century patent, strategic insights for the modern era, the first space war, how patterns of history and principles of stem will shape its form, and lastly, patton, battling with history. that is enough banging on by me . let's get right to the heart of the matter, so dr. stephen bourque, please. >> thank you for coming and thanks for joe craig and aosa for setting this up. i have 60 minutes of slideshow with 10 minutes to go to cover a 53 year military career. we will move on and see what we get. what i want to concentrate on is what makes my book different than a typical biography? unless you are having access to patent and patent papers, most of the civil war -- most of the world war ii generals burnt their papers, an awful lot of them. leslie jarreau, hodges, they have gone away. it's really rare when you can find those

from the war college, he becomes a professor of military science at georgetown university. so, again, a whole interesting series. army generals, majors, and kernels during the war period. so it is interesting to track these guys as we go. he ends up as a civilian conservation corps during the ccc. does that as a liaison and then takes command at fort scriven down there in one of those beautiful spots. from regimental command, he starts to work his way up through a whole series of events becoming the chief of staff, first chief of staff, further reorganized first infiltrate division. he becomes motorized. he takes it to maneuvers. he comes back and is promoted to the commander of the 80th. and then from there, he gets picked up as a division commander. court to chief of staff. pretty full of command. now, he is picked up. how do you become a division commander? he takes command at fort gordon, fort eisenhower, outside of augusta. again, from there, he will train for two years. it is now a motorized division too big for the army to move to europe. so, finally, they will conve

white house in a quiet dinner than go out and shake hands and talk to a bunch of rich folk from georgetown so he got a bad shake from the media in general. and you mentioned james fallows, who is a very young man in his twenties for two years. the first two years of the administration, he was the chief speechwriter. but his real ambition was to break into magazine journalism. and after two years, he left and his very first piece as a staff writer for the atlantic was long, long exposure. as such, entitled the passionless presidency, and it was sort of psychology, call investigation of jimmy carter and rather thin, in my opinion. but it did as you say, it did real damage to the carter presidency. he had a moment in 1979 when he was facing long gas lines and a lot of criticism over many issues. and it's sort of that piece gave a green light to the rest of the press that it was it was okay to dump on the carter that there was something wrong, fallows suggested. and you know, jody powell and hamilton jordan and carter himself regarded this article as a stab in the back, a betrayal from one tim

he goes down to the professor military at george at georgetown university.so again, a whole series typical of the assignments of army generals, army majors and colonels during the war, during the interwar period. so it's kind of interesting to track these guys as we go. i talk about his family life things in the book. he ends up as civilian conservation corps there in d.c. does that as a liaison. and then he takes command of the eighth infantry regiment at fort scranton down here in tybee island, where the most beautiful from regimental. he starts to work his way up a whole series of events becoming. the chief of staff for the first chief of staff of the re organized first infantry division, a fourth infantry division. it becomes motorized he takes it through maneuvers, comes back and comes gets promoted to assistant division commander of the 80th, and then there he gets picked up as the division commander. he has assignments as a court, a chief of staff, and as division chief of staff on the way. it's pretty full, full command. and now he's picked up in ted

el ex presidente bill clinton sigue en observaciÓn en el centro mÉdico de la universidad de georgetownu equipo ha informado que estÁ de buen Ánimo y expresar en casa para la navidad. a sus 78 aÑos bill clinton ha enfrentado problemas de salud, incluyendo una cirugÍa de by—pass. por otra parte, party diarios de luigi mangioni ya han recaudado casi 200.000 $ para su defensa. —— partidarios de luigi mangioni. a pesar de que gofundme eliminaron las campaÑas de recaudaciÓn para liman johnny, alegando que no lo puede permitir en caso de crÍmenes violentos. la abogada del director ejecutivo de united healthcare afirma que la policÍa y el alcalde de nueva york, eric adams, estÁn utilizando a su cliente con fines polÍticos. estaremos muy pendientes de este mediÁtico caso. vamos a hablar del ex capo del cartel de medellÍn, fabio ochoa, ya esta en estados unidos tras cumplir una dÉcada —— una condena de dos dÉcadas por narcotrÁfico. su llegada estuvo firmada por diferentes medios de comunicaciÓn y ha generado varias reacciones encontradas. por un lado el fervor de su familia, por otro, la indigna

california is kind of like i went to school at georgetown, a little community on a hill in d.c., theyow you should run your life but they would never let the metro come there so the mid raff can stay out of georgetown. at least their hypocrisy has some reasoning. when you're true believers like those in california have become because they were so insulated you start to pay the price and you realize, i can't just sit here and pontificate. there are actually repercussions. i have been to some of these communities in california that are very high end, gucci store, they are overran with these flash mobs of thievery and they are upset because they don't binary high end stuff. it's kind of funny. >> newsom did come out and say he didn't support the proposition because he was more concerned about where the treatment bens are for those committing the crimes alluding that all crimes is a result of mental illness which we know is not true. you look at those young girls, they are learning that actions have consequences and that's something we need to instill in this younger population. coming up

clinton y su familia expresaron su agradecimiento al personal del hospital de la universidad de georgetowns aquellos que les mandaron mensajes, buenos deseos y una pronta recuperacion. al menos 170 locales de starbucks permanecen cerrados por la huelga de sus empleados. la medida de fuerza comenzo en tres ciudades y ahora, segun el s sindicato que los representa, ya se han sumado unos 5000 trabajadores en mas de 300 tiendas a traves de 45 estados. starbucks asegura que el impacto a sus operaciones ha sido minimo, resaltando que el 98% de sus 10.000 sucursales permanecen abiertas y atendiendo al publico durante estas fiestas. y ahora, en unaoticia de ultima hora en ecuador, la policia hallo cadaveres no identificados en la zona cercana a una base militar, justo en donde hace 16 dias cuatro ninos entre 11 y 15 anos salieron a jugar futbol, pero nunca regresaron a casa. el ministro de defensa ya habia confirmado que los cuatro menores, en efecto, fueron aprehendidos por una patrulla militar en una zona en donde ocurria un robo, aunque el funcionario despues sostuvo que los uniformados dejaron

>> reporter: rachel, former president bill clinton is under observation tonight at med star georgetowny hospital here in washington. his deputy chief of staff says he was admitted after developing a fever. he is there for testing, adding he is fine, awake and alert, in good spirits and deeply appreciates the excellent care he's receiving. clinton is 78 years old and has faced a series of health scares since he left office, including a successful quadruple bypass operation in 2004, and another heart procedure in 2010. tonight, his spokesperson tells us he is hopeful that the former president will be home by christmas. rachel? >> rachel: and so many wishing him well tonight. elizabeth schulze on that breaking news. thank you. >>> we turn now to the dramatic wharf collapse in santa cruz, california. a portion of the pier floating away. several people rescued after falling into choppy waters. here's abc's melissa adan. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: tonight, multiple people rescued from the pacific ocean, after powerful surf took out part of the santa cruz pier. >> 100 feet of the wharf that

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the 78 year old underwent testing and observation at georgetown university medical center in washington, d.c., after developing a fever, his deputy chief of staff says the nation's 42nd president was grateful for the exceptional care he received and wishes everyone a happy and healthy holiday season. well still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. what do you do with close to $1 billion? and for christmas, no less, we hear from mega millions dreamers, plus a house in livermore drawing huge crowds for its holiday displays. how the owner says it has come together over decades. and here's a live look outside before we head to the break. you see those cloudy gray skies there, but the bay bridge looking nice and strong on this christmas eve. we'll be right back. okay, back to our first alert weather. right now, some of you may be heading over to the sierra over the holidays. look, these are the conditions right now. if you're driving, be aware. chain controls are in effect along interstate 80 and highway 50. you can see the snowflakes probably still coming down right now. those

the 78-year-old was admitted to a georgetown hospital on monday with a fever.well wishes they received. >>> the bald eagle is now officially the u.s. national bird after president biden signed the bill on christmas eve. that bill getting unanimous support in congress after a minnesota man pushed to officially designate the long-time symbol of america as the national bird. >>> did your family track santa through norad last night? we sure did. and we're all if good company. the white house released this photo of the bidens also tracking santa, taking calls from kids across the u.s. >>> and santa's sleigh not the only thing flying high. nasa's solar probe reached within 3.8 million miles of the sun. these first images are expected to reach the earth next month. that is amazing. we will be right back after this. incoming dishes. —ahhh! —duck! dawn powerwash flies ♪ this is major tom to ground control ♪ yeah, it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. ooh, those suds got game. dawn powerwash. the better grease getter. (♪♪) skincar

clinton's deputy chief of staff says clinton was admitted to medstar georgetown university hospital for testing and observation. but we're told he's in good spirits and is grateful for the care that he's getting. a source close to the 42nd president said the situation is, quote, not urgent and that clinton was awake and alert. >>> the christmas eve travel day is looking wet and pretty wintry for parts of the u.s. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is very busy tracking it all this morning. good morning. >> good morning, jess. great to see you. we're waking up to some snowow i some spots. some are going to see a white christmas. radar showing us where we're seeing precipitation. the west is really active, too, with that rain falling, and the south central states seeing lightning in portions of oklahoma. so that's the outlook for this christmas eve. we're looking at slick a.m. travel. spotty showers in the south central states and the west really active with heavy rain and snow. what does that mean for the e d seattle to san francisco. we'll see slick spots, mainly of the northeast. even

georgetown university and law degree from american university. it will hear tonight his deep understanding of global affairs, dynamics, and international business makes in a really exceptional choice for the discussion. so a privilege to have him with us today to share his insights and expertise. i would like to note this is the sixth addition of the lecture which is a biannual lecture series, this lecture is cosponsored by the institute for international economic policy and takes place alongside the biannual meeting of the executive circle. we are delighted to have members of the executive circle in attendance for this evening's lecture and we are grateful to wellesley parker and a member of the elliott school board of advisors for her family's ongoing support of the elliott school. with that, please join me giving a warm welcome to ambassador verma. [applause] >> thank you. when i said i was going to be given a talk on climate change i didn't know we would experience right here in the room, lived experience but i am really grateful to george wa

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georgetown university was on other side of this admissions scandal case. but miami plays a role in this case. well, remember, i said that lawyer for philip has forms of medicare guy was in the audience. he was also the lawyer who got this guy off the c howard are you let's get howard shoutout. if you're ever in trouble call howard. he he he's really very good at this. yeah no there's one case where the father of you know both of is all about parents bribing coaches to get their kids into fancy schools. 5656 of those cases, the parents pled guilty in the 57th. the guy said, i'm going to fight it. and he got off. i want to get to the questions. but this is the case that that malcolm calls his lawsuit. my favorite one ever favorite lawsuit if everyone ever he to podcast episodes on it because it's in the book it is terrific it was really it was it was a gift. it was every now and again god shines on you and, gives you a a federal case that is so delightful that just when you think you've heard it, here comes miami. here comes miami. hello, sir. first question

investigators believe mary morgan pugh had connections in texas in two cities, georgetown and royse city information to call the oklahoma state bureau of investigation at 1-800-522-8017, or you can contact our tip line at (888) 845-7555. that's it for today's true crime news. i'm anna garci see you next ti , - [philippe] the hiss of lightning, the crack of thunder, (thunder rumbling) the buzz of a beehive, (bees buzzing) and the howl of a wolf. (wolf howling) mother earth is no shrinking violet, she's talking all the time. - nature can communicate with itself in lots of different ways. - [philippe] from the smallest insects to the largest sea creatures,

he was admitted to medstar georgetown university hospital for testing and observation but is in good spirits and grateful for the care that he is getting. a source close to the 42nd president said the situation is, quote, not urgent and that clinton is awake and alert. >>> let's turn now to that last-minute sprint to reach your holiday destinations. a record number of people have been hitting the roads and boarding flights while train delays continue to cause a lot of pain for passengers. here's sam brock with more. >> reporter: on christmas eve. >> nervous for sure. quite nervous. >> reporter: a two-day slow down of amtrak trains up and down the east coast is still grinding on. >> a day's delay can mean that we don't end up home for christmas. >> reporter: and it's not just delays. some trains to d.c. and boston canceled. lucy smith was at 90 minutes and counting. >> delays happen. there's nothing you can do. it's sort of out of our hands. >> reporter: while on the roadways. >> we're moving pretty slowly. hopefully it picks up. >> reporter: a record number of drivers, like richard o

an aide announced that clinton was admitted to georgetown university medical center in washington forts. clinton is 78. he was treated for several heart related issues over the years, including a quadruple bypass surgery back in 2004. >> now to a closer look into the scathing report on former congressman matt gaetz. donald trump's first pick for attorney general. abc's nicole d'antonio is in washington with those findings. and how the former congressman is responding this morning. good morning. >> well that's right andrew, good morning to you. after a years long investigation that included 14,000 documents and more than two dozen interviews, the house ethics committee has shared their findings into the conduct of former congressman matt gaetz. this morning, continued fallout into the alleged conduct of former congressman and trump ally matt gaetz. the bipartisan house ethics committee found substantial evidence that gaetz violated multiple state laws, including accusing him of illegal drug use and allegedly paying nearly $100,000 to 12 different women for sex between 2017 and 2020. ac

clinton's deputy chief of staff, in a post on x, said the 78-year-old was discharged from medstar georgetownity hospital this morning. clinton was admitted yesterday with a fever for testing and observation. one man is dead and several others are injured after a boat exploded in south florida yesterday. tonight, several law enforcement agencies are investigating the cause. cbs's cristian benavides with eyewitness accounts. >> reporter: the dramatic explosion was captured on video. >> we got a fire there. >> reporter: the 37-foot boat with seven people on board was sitting at this marina in fort lauderdale when it was ripped in half by the powerful blasts. >> i saw the boat, literally the top half of the boat, fly up about probably 10 feet and come right back down. >> reporter: the fire quickly spread to another boat. first responders and good samaritans immediately rushed in trying to help the injured, who were seen lying on the dock. six people were taken to an area hospital. three of them suffered traumatic injuries. >> i did see the guy on the boat, that was still on the boat while it was

spokesman says the 78-year-old former president was admitted to georgetown university medical centerin washington for testing and observation after developing a fever. his spokesman says clinton remains in good spirits and "deeply appreciates the excellent care he's receiving." jericka. >> jericka: ed o'keefe at the whte house. thank you. "60 minutes" got an inside look at how israel pulled off one of the most daring and sophisticated intelligence operations in history. it was the so-called pager plot in which pagers worn by members of the hezbollah militia that were turned into miniature bombs. lesley stahl spoke with two recently retired israeli agents who spent years masterminding the plan. >> reporter: this is the pager that hezbollah was using. so it's very sleek, very shiny. and it certainly can fit in a pocket. so what did you do to change this? to make it into a bomb? >> to make it into a bomb, we have to enlarge it a little bit. >> reporter: in order to put explosives inside, but not too much, using dummies mossad conducted tests with the pager in a padded glove to calibrate

he was taken to georgetown university medical center in washington, d.c., this afternoon after he developed a fever. clinton is 78 years old. a representative for the former president says he's undergoing testing and observation. that same representative says that he remains in good spirits and appreciates the care he is receiving. clinton served 2 terms as president from 1993 to 2001 over the summer. he was a surrogate hitting the campaign trail for vice president kamala harris. a report has been released by the house ethics committee accusing former congressman matt gaetz of paying a 17 year-old for using illegal drugs and a lot more. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has more on how he's responding. >> the bipartisan house ethics committee started investigating gaetz in 2021, the panel's 37 page now released report says it found, quote, substantial evidence against him. the house ethics committee alleges former florida congressman matt gaetz from 2017 to 2020 paid tens of thousands of dollars to women likely in connection to and or drugs. the report rights he, quote, violated h

the former president was admitted to georgetown university medical center in d.c. with a case of the flu last night. staffers said he developed a fever and went to the hospital for tests and observation. the former president left the hospital this morning and thanked doctors for their exceptional care. clinton, now 78 years old and has had a number of health issues since leaving office. still ahead, traveling not just to every corner of the earth, but every single country. the amazing journey a south bay teacher has taken and how she's sharing them with her students. our bay area proud segment is next. and we got that morning rain. weo have a system moving now out west. sierra snow, but we've got a chilly night in store. i'm timing out your christmas eve and christmas day may be surprised to hear there are more people who have gone into space. about 600. than people who have traveled to every single country in the world. that's estimated to be around 400. and of those 400, only 30 are women, and one of them is a second grade teacher in san jose who literally brings

he was taken to georgetown university medical center in washington happened this afternoon at reed, develop a fever. clinton is 78 years old. representative for the former president says that he's undergoing testing and observation and that same representative says that he remains in good spirits and really appreciate all the care he is getting. clinton served 2 terms as president from 1993 to 2001 over the summer. he was a surrogate hitting the campaign trail for vice president kamala harris. >> in the south bay crews from the santa clara county fire department delivered toys to children at santa clara valley medical center. kids who can't be home for the holidays. we heard from one woman whose son is there at the medical center after a fire at their home. she says she's thankful to the crews who helped her during the fire and who are now giving toys to worsen. >> he woke up to fire it. he said he literally had to hop over it. it means a lot to me and it's it breaks camel's be just with what the valley of the people, the value of doing it. these stories by by hope, faith just people in gen

he's under observation and undergoing tests at medstar georgetown university hospital in washington, d.c. aides say clinton is awake and alert. a source close to the former president says the situation is not urgent and that he wanted to be checked out. clinton has faced a number of health scares since he left office in 2001. he is 78 years old. remembrances continue to pour in for the greatest athletic of all time. fans have been stopping by the 66th avenue gate of the coliseum to remember rickey henderson. the hall of famer, passed away friday at ucsf from complications with pneumonia and asthma. he was 65 years old, and he would have turned 66 on christmas day. henderson had a 25 year baseball career and is major league baseball's all time leader in stolen bases, lead off home runs and runs scored. he'll surely be missed and forever remembered here in the bay area, and you can read more about henderson's life and baseball career on our website, abc7 news.com. and when we come back the day in court for the man accused of killing unitedhealthcare, ceo luigi mangione's attorney says

in the capital, georgetown, it's boom time.he world. but fossil fuels come with consequences. most guyanese live below sea level, reliant on flood defences, and the irony is obvious. guyana is betting big on extracting oil and gas, just as decarbonisation is seen as ever more urgent to prevent rising sea levels. it seems as if our authorities, the powers that be politically and otherwise, are like oblivious to these facts, are oblivious to guyana and the caribbean are one of the most vulnerable places on the whole wide world and on planet earth. but guyana's president isn't interested in climate lectures. let me stop you right there. do you know that guyana has a forest forever that is the size of england and scotland combined? a forest that stores 19.5 gigatons of carbon. a forest that we have kept alive... does that give you the right, to release all of this carbon? does that give you the right to lecture us on climate change? i am going to lecture you on climate change, because we have kept this forest alive that stores 19.5