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goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. >> u.s.outh american navy ship shot down 14 drones launched by your money houthis in the red sea. no injuries were reported. but the incident as part of a series of naval skirmishes to hit that region in recent weeks. sad news in the music world this morning, the original drummer of the iconic rock band ac/dc collin burgess has died at the age of 77. he joined the band back in 1973, and left the following year. a cause of death was not immediately provided. now, back to dateline. welcome back to dateline, i'm natalie morales -- a california was in shock one of, there's a husband, father and friend was dead. his wife was charged with the murder. she wasn't talking to investigators but she would tell her story to the jury and what she had to say would turn this case on its head. here, once again is keith morrison with the house on badger lane. >> september, 2014. two years after jason harper's death, his wife julie and the mother of their the children went on trial to first degree murder. >> sh

goli, taste your goals.s. >> jesse: the entire third world is walking through the backdoor. when they get there, they are given a court gate to appear a decade from now. >> court dates in 2031, what are they supposed to do for seven years? >> i'm not in a position to talk about specific cases like that. >> jesse: for a decade, lay down roots and probably vote in local elections. thousands are coming in everyday. bill melugin is at the border with the latest. >> bill: jesse, this small border town continues to be inundated everyday. you can see over my shoulder right now and we'll show you footage from this morning just after sunrise. enormous single group of 700 people crossed through a breach in the border wall. many adult men from africa, going to sanctuary cities. we spoke to a man from guinea who said he was going to philadelphia, but didn't know why. take a listen. >> where you from? >> mali. >> senegal. >> guinea. >> guinea. okay. where in the u.s. do you want to go to? >> philadelphia. philadelphia? w

goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. it's happening. >> we have all noticed that there seems to be more tragic stories every day of young people, especially young men dropping dead. and now the fda is warning of a catastrophic drop in u.s. life expectancy. and the first nine months of this year, 158,000 more americans died unexpectedly than in all of 2019 now just to give you some specific that's more than the casualties in every war since vietnam. all of them combined. now, ac actuarial reports. mortality higher insured 44 to. and 9% high for 35 to 34-year-olds. this as overall covid deaths have dropped 84% since 2021. my next guest is sounding the alarm. president and chief medical officer of the frontline critical care alliance dr. pierre corey. dr. corey, we got to know each other during covid. these figures are staggering they see these numbers and might blame fentanyl or drugs. unknown heart problems. even in young athletes. people say they are not uncommon. it's happened in years prior. so, could this explain all

goli, news reporter. ghazari sed and radio in mazandaran, following his headquarters monitoring visits, this morning, while attending the ministry of economy and finance , officially unveiled the iranian economic observatory . government companies and non-government public institutions. integration in the data and economic information of the country, the possibility of accurate and up-to-date monitoring of this information. creating transparency in the performance of ministries of economy and all government-controlled companies, as well as the possibility of daily monitoring of the latest the status of organizations subordinate to the ministry of economy is one of the features and applications of these systems. equipping 100,000 vehicles of the out-of-town cargo fleet with the sepehtan system by the end of the year. the vice-president of transportation of the highway organization says that by the end of the year, all passenger fleets outside the city should be connected to the system. this issue requires

goli, taste your goals. ♪ ♪ >>> a sad day in america this morning. donald trump is reacting to the colorado supreme court decision keeping him off the state's 2024 primary ballot. colorado secretary of state jena griswald joins us to talk about the unprecedented ruling. >>> new hope in israel. the stalled negotiations to try to get more israeli hostages released from hamas captivity, they're beginning once again. the proposal to pause fighting to try to pull this off. >> the level of iran-backed attacks on shipping vessels on the red sea is the most in two generations. the u.s. launching a new coalition to try to protection those critical shipping lanes. i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan. john berman is off. this is "cnn news central." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> taking it to the u.s. supreme court. that is the promise from donald trump's team this morning after the colorado supreme court removed his name from the state's primary ballot. now the 4-3 ruling from colorado's high court leaned on section 3 of the 14th amendment o

goli, taste your goals. >>> so the gag order is back in effect. today a new york appeals court reinstated the gag order on former president donald trump and his civil fraud trial. that gag order bars trump from making any statements about court staff after his repeated social media posts attacking the judge's clerk in this case after being prohibited from attacking the judge's staff today trump instead attacked the judge's wife. so necessity is the mother of invention, i goes. meanwhile, we could learn any day now whether another separate gag order on trump will be upheld in federal court. the d.c. appeals court is set to rule on trump's challenge to the gag order imposed on him by the judge in the january 6th case brought by special counsel jack smith. but while we are waiting for that ruling, we did get something unexpected from that particular appeals court, and it concerns this guy. this is republican congressman scott perry of pennsylvania, who you may know from his many, many cameos in congress' jan 6t

goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals.lcome back time for the morning but hunter biden spotted getting off a marine one with president biden at the white house yesterday but nobody knew it, he was not on the official passenger list. jacqui heinrich press kjp about this yesterday. watch. >> will the white house acknowledge hunter biden's presence on marine one. >> is not something that we have done or will be doing forward. >> the legal trouble he is facing, leaving him off the list would look like it's concealing and why would they think it's appropriate the taxpayer dollars should be used to fly him around. >> i will refer you to hunter's personal representatives. maria: she is referring them elsewhere. it's a very good question why is he on marine one where is he going with the president. >> he was living with the white house at the two weeks before secret service found the cocaine left in the west wing. he was there for two weeks, this is also right as he was negotiating the sweetheart plea deal century that got blown u

. ♪ goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals.ticism of harvard for hanging on to its embattled president claudine gay e the spite her abysmal house system next -- testimony last week where she ducked and dodged questions about whether the school would condemn the mass murder of je jews. >> does that speech not call for the genocide of jews and the elimination of israel? >> we embrace a commitment to free expression and give a wide beth to free expression even of views that are objectionable. howard: jason, given claudine g if ay's awful testimony that day, refusing to condemn anti-semitism for which she apologized the very next day, are the media a right in criticizing the decision by her harvard pals to keep her on? >> it is shocking to me that she continues to be the president. keep in mind this testimony before congress is like an open book test. you have a week to prepare, you can take all the notes that you want and put them right in front of you. you have you have about three hours to get your testimony right, and then the

's next. ♪ goli, taste your goals.s. ♪ -- i try. ♪ never gonna fall for modern love ♪ >> welcome back to "the big weekend show." tonight athletes call -- excuse me there -- flagrant foul on lebron james. flagrant foul on my voice here, excuse me, for ignoring the national anthem at his son's basketball game. king james stirred up the controversy just before tipoff right before the usc game. he walked in as it played and sat down while the rest of the nearly 10,000 in attendance stood to honor the star-spangled banner, and james isn't the only one dissing the red, white and blue. some tiktokers are going viral with a new american dream. watch. >> -- sold my house in houston, texas, to move to ba a li indefinitely as i begin my eat, pray, love era. i've been here about a three month, and here's some major differences. i can live right by the beach in a beautiful villa for about $30 a night. i can afford to eat out every single meal because meals are typically $1-5. >> the new american dream is to leave, to pack up and he

came back there means he's very brave, but this is the story of the carnage of the people in imam goli'sب کرده بودن هنوز بودن موقعی که بهادر نارویی از ماشین پیاده شد اینا همه شوکه شده بودن که حتی خواهر آقای ناروی بیهوش شد الان هم که اینجا زنده ایم و حرف می زنیم خدا واسطه. قرار داد اون قلبی داشت باعث شد که ما الان زنده ایم ونجا نشستیم. after that incident, bahador received offers for smuggling many times. once, one of our own agents offered him, but every time bahador's answer to the tempting offer was one word, no. i don't know how, but it seems hotsum. knew that he could come back on track, the story of amnesty for bahador, and people like him on the one hand, and the tough operations by the irgc forces on the other hand, made more people lay down their arms and ask for amnesty in return. اسم شما چی هست ما تسلیم این نظامی بنده بختیار رئیسی. که مشاهده میکنید طایفه پولاثه ای تسلیم جمهوری اسلامی ایران. we were seeing with our own eyes how general suleimani's policies were yielding results. huch gassum stood by his word. he had the intention of making the region prosperous. he even brought

came back there means he's very brave, but this is the story of the carnage of the people in imam goli'sاروی گفت برو چند تا جعوه شیرینی بگیر برای خونواده تبر ایشون رفت چند تا جعوه شیرینی خرید اومد رفتیم تو روستا موقعی که وایستادیم حاجی گفت کسی هم فرود کرده یعنی من گفتم خونهم اینه پارچه سیاهی زدن نور افتاد پارچه سیاه به نام من بود. گفت تو خانه نمیام! همون حجله ای که درست کردن درو خونه هنوز بود پارچه های هم که نصب کرده بودن هنوز بودن موقعی که بهادر نارویی از ماشین پیاده شد اینا همه شوکه شده بودن که حتی خواهر آقای ناروی بیهوش شد الان هم که اینجا زنده ایم و حرف می زنیم خدا واسطه قرار داد. after that incident, bahador received offers for smuggling many times, once one of our own agents offered him, but every time bahador's answer to the tempting offer was one word, no, i don't know how, but it seems knew that... he could come back on track, the story of amnesty for bahador and people like him on the one hand, and the tough operations by the irgc forces on the other hand, made more people lay down their arms and ask for amnesty in return, we were seeing with our own eyes how general sulaimani'

came back there means he's very brave, but this is the story of the carnage of the people in imam goli's فکر کردم مثلاً اینجا وایستدن که من درو باز کنم فرار کنم مثلاً یه به لبه چیزی بود کوه بود خب ماهم دیگه خدا می خواد خونه ش بره دست خالی نره از تو جیب خودش پول برداشت داد به آقای ناروی گفت برو چند تا جعوه شیرینی بگیر برای خونواده ببر ایشون رفت چند تا جعوه شیرینی خرید و اومد رفتیم تو روستا موقعی که وایستادیم حاجی گفت کسی هم فرود کرده یعنی من گفتم خونهم اینه پارچه سیاهی زدن نور افتاد پارچه سیاه. به نام من بود گفت تو خانه نمیام. once one of our own agents offered him, but every time bahador's answer to the tempting offer was one word, no, i don't know how, but it seems. some new that he could come back on track. the story of amnesty for bahodor and people like him on the one hand and the tough operations by the irgc forces on the other hand made more people lay down their arms and ask for amnesty in return. اسم شما چی هست ما تسلیم این نظامی بنده بختیار رئیسی. که مشاهده میکنید طایفه فولادی تسلیم جمهوری اسلامی ایران. we were seeing with our own eyes how general sulaimani's policies were yield

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how their friendship changed goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. washington. how their friendship changed goli, taste your goals. a story in five words. here's latest word salad. you know, every election cycle we talk about this is the most election of our lifetime. is lawrence this one is i have been fortunate and blessed to, during the course of being vice president, have many situationgs ,ones where it becomes clear to me that there are,very you know, people of every age and gender, by the way, who see something about being the first,g bein that them knowd they don't need to be limited by other limited understanding of who can do what. of who can do what. >> she wenwat to the potato bar and got mashed at happy weight and got vodka. >> yes. you know w, whatever happened.ou this happens so often with her. >> i have no idea what she was. i think i know maybe what shere was trying to say, but i i can't be sure. and now i feel like i'm wastedsn . >> after listening, kyra, she's trying to say that we >>o sa be inspired by here as women. and i kind of am. yeahinsp

goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin the hour with the biden campaign linking former president donald trump to the most reviled man in history, saying the former president channeled his role models and, quote, parroted adolf hitler at a new hampshire campaign rally. that's in response to trump once again accusing immigrants of, quote, poisoning the blood of the country, an echo of the vile rhetoric used by nazi germany to justify the holocaust. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. that's what they've done. they poisoned mental institutions and prisons all over the world, not just in south america, not just in three or four countries that we think about, but all over the world. they're coming into our country from africa, from asia, all over the world. they're pouring into our country. >> and republican presidential candidate chris christie once again warning today that the gop needs to pay attention to the reality of what those comments truly mean. >> he's disgusting, and

goli, taste your goals. ♪ >> laura: not just policy failures that are hurting biden's re-election bidit's the family grift coming to the forefront. well, you know, hunter's biden's albatross when even jen psaki is telling him to such his pie hole. >> if you are sitting in the white house right now you are please, hunter biden, we know your dad loves you. please stop talking in public. this is not helpful to any of them for him to be out there. yes, the white house would like him to probably go away right now. >> laura: hate to break it to her but is he never going away. in fact, mark your calendars for january 11th because that's when he is going to be arraigned on those tax fraud charges in federal court in california. but it looks like the flu isn't the only thing going around lately. so it's also the mv it. virus as in not paying taxes. at least in the biden tan famil. ashley biden tax lien now been filed against her. >> we also have to raise revenue and go after tax cheats and make sure everybody is paying their fair share. >> laura: oh the fair share argument. but, as usual, the

goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. mark: welcome back america.we welcome you to the program. one of my favorite guests. we have a prosecutor who is not that smart but the system seems to be set up to help move him along. i look at this to generate six case a sea of violation of the first amendment trumps free-speech rights a sea of violation of the fifth amendment when they took away his attorney-client privilege i see a violation of due process therapy a sea of violation of the sixth amendment when we have a judges us were going to ram this all into a five month period at grammatical draft criminal case they take two or three us with the discovery of everything else he said no we'll do it in five months the day before super tuesday. six mm the right to a competent counsel counsel said we can't get this done she said sure you can. also that she refuses to recuse herself giving her hyperbolic statements that she has made in other cases. but this a prosecutor seems to be dragon the judiciary along with them. he is in a rush she wants trump tried an

goli, taste your goals.jesse: tomorrow is the 250th anniversary of the boston tea party. remember when dressed up as indians and tossed loads of british tea into the boston harbor? that kind of protest kicked off a revolution and now 250 years later the new mayor of boston has a different kind of revolution on the hands. michelle mayor woo is in the middle of a racial revolution after she held a segregated christmas party and didn't invite the whites. actually she invited them and uninvited them and then told the media she wasn't sorry. primetime thinks holding separate but equal christmas parties isn't very inclusive. but what about the people of boston? are the bostonians not as wooed as we are. exclude a certain class, group of people, it's just wrong. >> i think she's a hypocrite. >> jesse: so wu said she did nothing wrong only creating spaces for people who share similar interests. that similarity not being white. but little did wu know she broke the law. massachusetts prohibits "making any distinction

goli, taste your goals.laura: the biden freak-a-rama, that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, it's such a beautiful place, that it's hard to screw up christmas at the white house. but somehow this crew figured out how to do it. now, i could almost excuse the paper mache reindeer they hung across the foyer. kind of looked plastic, they were ripped out of a 1977 lawn display, but not a big deal, but the biden party planners decided to ditch the traditional nutcracker to one that was not so sweet. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: the group calls itself dora's dance, but tap isn't their only talent. they know how to strut their marxist and racist stuff too. they want you to get educated on their website about white privilege, systemic racism, white fragility, and racism. anti-regime. they could have featured a wonderful children's choir, a regional ballet troop, but they chose this radicals for a reason. the bidens don't want you to forget how rigged the system is. it's not sinful. it's hateful. they can't help themselves, t

comet goli can only be seen once in a lifetime. which comet is fatal. thanks to her i met you.tr. good evening everyone, friends, hello andrey on the air, 2 days left until the onset of the new year, the time when the family can watch their favorite movies in front of the tv screens paintings to meet with your favorite actors, and today during... and the most incendiary fragments of these paintings will open our program, friends, the youngest participant in our program today, i hope you recognize him, ilya kondratenko together with his grandfather, anatoly, their special musical new year's number. distant bonfires are burning, ilya and anatoly kontratenko, we ask, distant bonfires are burning, the moon is bathing in the river, the brave one is burning. evushkay on the bench says goodbye, and the guy says goodbye to the cute girl on the bench, the guy’s eyes are clear, like hot eels, maybe not great.

hamed goli , sari broadcasting news agency. indians welcome the program of the puppeteer group. iranian puppeteers introduced iranian tribes and traditions in the form of other groups participating in the rayan india international festival. in this festival, students from different countries of the world were present the mobile museum of iranian dolls arrived in india. is this doll the only one and i am the only one? tekam means male goat and tekam. introduction of iran's ritual and theatrical puppets, the goat is a symbol of ancient iran's birth and fertility , puppet show and puppet show, they are excellent, they are very kind and friendly, each doll along with shows, customs, beliefs , ritual games. lullabies, legends and local dances of the people of the villages and different regions of our country were told and performed. i like iranian culture. with these shows, the roots and cultural changes are shown well and the exchange of cultures takes place. in addition to participating in the indian international festival, this museum was also exhibited in the national museum of t

goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. rachel: this morning the u.n.mn the brutal hamas you attacks against innocent israelis, instead they're focusing on another one, the war against climate, urging the world to cut back on beef to help fight it. meanwhile, world leaders reportedly dining on prime rib and burgers, smash burgers at yesterday's u.n. climate evidevent,a hypocrisy our next s reminds her of growing up in alcohocommunist china. helen riley joins us to explain. helen, welcome to "fox & friends." i love having guests like you who can tell us sort of warn us of what you've seen in china and you know what it's like to have your government, the communist party restrict meat, right? >> oh, good morning, rachel. yes, when i was growing up, the chinese government imposed very strict food rationing system including limitation on meat. for each one of us we received the food y coupon which would allow us to purchase two pounds of meat each month. due to the widespread food shortages, even that 2 pounds of meet was not guaranteed. so without having me

goli, taste your goals.e of the computers at the rally rose up to our industrial 96 nasdaq at 57 in the s&p 500 by 12 and a quarter, stocks have been on a tear look at markets year to date as a riproaring november the dow industrial up 12 at the present 2023 the nasdaq is up 41% and the s&p 500 higher by 22%, joining me as as investment chief market and strategist troy die ascii. what you make of this incredible rally for 2023 and do you think has legs in the new year? >> anything about surprises and cycle it's shocking after last year will the feds continue trduring the balance sheet and n money supply shrink. it's going to be a very narrow rally but by the magnificent six tesla those companies have grown their cash flow rather well but looking forward multiples are back up to 20 times forward earnings which is only cheap to the.com bubble and there's been a lot of euphoria that the fed will cut rates aggressively and there's been a lot of progress on inflation but much harder to go from 3% to 2% core. will

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goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals.n tennessee coming to heal and rebuild after tornadoes ripped thrthe state last week. nicole valdes is live in nashville with more. hi nicole. >> hi arthel. an emotional service behind me earlier today as members of community baptist church came into this temporary space once it belonging to another nashville church who has also faced a destructive tornado just three years ago uniting and that survival experience here. take a look at what the community baptist church look like just a few days ago. this is sadly at the result of an ef2 tornado that ripped through the madison tennessee neighborhood. it was just one week ago. more than 35 people were inside that building when that tornado absolutely crushed this community here. today was the first time members of that church have reunited since it came crashing down. all of the 35 people inside survived. he calls it an act of god. now is no shared experience with those members of mount bethel baptist church to really try to celebrate the

goli, taste your goals. taste your goals. >> we have to go immediately before the supreme court. this thing would have all been over with two years agoing, but they waited and waited and waited, and then they saw i was running, and they waited, and then they saw i was hot, and they filed lawsuits. these are very dishonest people. that's called election interference. these are very -- and now they're fighting like hell because they want to try and get a guilty plea from the if supreme court of the united states, which i can't imagine because you have presidential immunity. maria: that's former president trump on special counsel jack smith's petition with the supreme court to decide if the 45th president has any immunity from charges related to the 2020 election. smith says he made the unusual move to prevent trump from delaying the start of the trial on march 4th. the court hassed asked trump's lawyers to respond to the special counsel's motion by this upcoming wednesday. joining me right now with analysis ar

choose from chicago, mean girls, peter pan, or disney's frozen for as low as $40 a goli, taste your goals>>> well, when the ball drops in new york time square to ring in' 24, it will be all decked out in former attire. planners will be releasing a bow tie pattern. also, time square itself was once known as the bow tie because of the street pattern forms two triangles coming together. well that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we are streaming 24/7 on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 3:00 and i'll see you back here at 5:00. >> thomas: don't do this. >> steffy: what? it's a simple question. do you love my brother or not? >> thomas: you don't have to answer that. steff. why are you putting ho

goli, taste your goals. time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. >> following some breaking news this hour, a truly remarkable report out of the new york times about the extent to which israel was warned about hamas's intentions to start a war beginning with october 7th attacks. quote, israeli offi obtained hamas's battle plan for the october 7th terrorist attack more than a year before appened, documents, emails, and interviews show. israeli military and intelligence officials dismissed the plan as aspirational, considering it too difficult for hamas to carry out. the approximately 40-

. ♪ goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. for u.s. soldiers and troops today. they are making their way home to spend time with loved ones as part of what a's known as a whole day block leave. some of those troops are traveling through hartsfield-jackson in atlanta, that's where we find madison scar peen know. madison. >> reporter: hi, jon. tens of thousands of army soldiers will finally reunite with family and friends for the holidays, and for many it's their first time home in months. >> i'm really excited, man, to see the family, to have time to reset and relax with the family, get some good old food when i get back home. >> most excited to spend time with my siblings. i have, like, six of them, so putting time aside for each of them as well as my dog especially. >> here in atlanta we saw dozens of buses bring over 4,000 more soldiers to the airport to head back home. fort moore, by the way, formerly known as fort benning. trainees and are drill sergeants tell us holiday block leave really is a chance for them to recharge

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goli, taste your goals. >>> the holiday season is in full swing and every child deserves the experiencehe joys of christmas morning. shawn chitnis spoke to teens helping make things brighter for families in need. >> reporter: at target, coming together to find the perfect toy for families in san francisco. the effort began with people lining up and running their cards into the store well before target opened and before many of the teen volunteers have to actually go to school themselves. they knew what toys to grab for young boys and young girls to make sure they have something special to open on christmas. now, they have been doing this for 14 years and they just get better and better with each new year raising almost $100,000. as the teens work their way through the store, they were able to fill their carts and then go through the check out isle collecting as many toys as they can and putting them into bags that will be sent to san francisco from san rafael. listen to what one student said about why she wants to be part of the effort. >> mostly package things you know kids will want,

. ♪ goli, taste your goals. fire on social media over a headline that seems to fault conservative media outlets for reporting that a democrat senate staffer filmed a gay sex video in a capitol hill hearing room. byron york is the chief political correspondent for the washington examiner, fox news contributor and nobody better to tackle this than you, my friend. >> why? >> john: because kevin walling did not want to do it. the nbc news headline, senate staffer alleged by conservative outlets to have had sex in a hearing room is no longer employed. conservative news outlets allege the video showed men having sex in a senate hearing room. compare that to hour wjz in baltimore reported, an aide to a prominent senator left his job after allegations of personal sexual conduct. >> republican pounce and conservative pounce strategy applied to a factual story. i mean, this happened, this person did it, he posted it on the internet, it was discovered and senator cardin's office announced he had left the building. so, it's

goli, taste your goals. goli, taste your goals. >> staggering new numbers on u.s.lessness show a dramatic 12% increase, bringing the crisis to the highest level ever reported. bryan llenas live with this. >> hi, aishah, this 12% increase is the highest year to year spike in homelessness since the federal government began conducting this survey in 2007. according to the annual homelessness assessment report on a single night in 2023 there were about 653,000 people experiencing homelessness in america. up 12%. between 2020 and 2022, homelessness increased by less than 1%. black americans are disproportionately impacted and represent 13% of the u.s. population, but 37% of the homeless population and 50% of homeless families with children. hispanic families saw the largest number of people fall into homelessness, more than 39,000 latinos became homeless in 2023. ame america's veterans homeless, up 7%. perhaps not surprising to our audience, california accounted for 49% of all unsheltered homeless people in america. there are more than 123,000 people in california will

goli, taste your goals.te your goals. >> sandra: investigations continue, hunter biden once again the focus on the hill after defying a congressional subpoena. now republicans are rallying for the president's son to be found in contempt of congress. as lawmakers question a u.s. attorney accused of covering up for the bidens. tammy bruce and patrick murphy. tammy, first up, should this be allowed? i mean -- to just be a no-show? >> obviously not. i mean, we have the precedent what the democrats did when people did not respond to a subpoena or show up, and they should show up. i agree, you can't just ignore what congress asks of you or what a court asks of you whether you agree with it or not. that's why you have attorneys, that's why you have at least with the bidens millions of dollars is that you have support. so really can't do that, but i think that there's been a pattern and it must be jarring for someone like hunter biden and even joe biden or all the bidens to be held to account. and i think that's the

goli, taste your goals. and find medically proven treatment options >>> it is usually the 49ers offenseand defense that get the headlines. but it was special teams that nearly stole the spotlight on sunday. vern glenn explains in this morning's "red & gold report". >> this is volkswagen "red & gold report". >> mitch, the australian guy running. >> the 49ers punter called his shot when he saw the seahawks left the outside area uncovered. nicknamed the booming onion picked up the first down and took a late hit. but the play was called back because of the penalty on teammate ronnie bell. still he earned some street credibility with his teammates. >> i love it. we did not get a heads up on the sideline. we are over there getting ready to make a correction and the australian down the sideline. >> i was sitting there like , okay and all the sudden, yes. maybe next time. >> i went to get out of bounds and get away from the big fellas. >> for the "red & gold report", i am vern glenn. >>> coming up in our 9:30 stream. new developments in the fight over abortion restrictions in texas. why a woman

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during the day's captivity of her thirteen-year-old daughter goli in kibutsi bier, terrorists killedbrother lior. the boy was choked by smoke when islamists set the house on fire. miraculously, the surviving father, a citizen of russia, turned to moscow for help. the photograph of gali, who had returned from captivity, clinging to his shoulder in a helicopter on the way home, made the rounds of the world press. i just felt myself. the child burst into tears, all those feelings, all those emotions that were, as it were, bottled up in some kind of image, yes, they just seemed to let it be, they seemed to give themselves free rein, and a way out and, i think i cried more than anyone about the need to extend the calm, increase the supply of humanitarian aid in gaza for the sake of freeing more hostages, tried to convince netanyahu, the secretary of state who flew to israel this week, the united states, it is extremely important that massive casualties among civilians population and displacement on the scale that we saw in the north of gas were not repeated in the south. but already at th

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goli, taste your goals. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> mother of a 10-year-old boy who was arrested for urinating inefusing to sign persons agreement. this is an incident that happened back in august in mississippi. here, you see little eastern, who sitting in the back of a patrol car after he was arrested and an officer involved following department policy and training but this case still proceeded and last week a judge ordered the child to three months probation and a punishment of writing a book report. his mother, planned to sign the agreement which would prevent her son from having a record of the offense but is now requesting that the charges be dismissed. she is with us now. along with her attorney. >> i certainly have some legal questions for you but i do first want to ask latonya about what she and, have been through. tell us what it was like as your son was arrested, a 10- year-old? >> it was like, it was so heartbreaking i really couldn't believe that they were arresting my child for something that all kids do. i mean, i really don't have the words to say. it's just been so heartbreaking

goli, taste your goals. >>> hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this sunday. happening right now, more anti-immigration rhetoric from former president donald trump causing reverberation, the white house calling the comments fascist after the former president said this in new hampshire saturday. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. that's what they've done. they've poisoned mem institutions and not just? south america or three or four countries, but all over the world they're coming in from africa, from asia, all over the world pouring into our country. >> cnn's priscilla alvarez is in washington. this is a strong rebuke from the white house. what will is it appeared the president saying? >> reporter: that's right, fred. the white house saying it's similar to other authoritarian regimes, but the white house slamming the former president for his comments on immigration yesterday. in a statement this morning, a white house spokesperson saying echoing the grotesque rhetoric, and threat then not who disagree with the government are -- and on public safe.

goli, taste your goals. >>> this hour, a vote on the house floor as republicans look to strengthen their case for impeachment inquiry into joe biden. plus, donald trump's return to iowa as a challenger with momentum in the 2024 race, tries to take him on. >> with me, i have a different approach. no drama, no vendettas, no whining. it's about work for me. >>> and lead thing hour, the new audio attained only by cnn, a lawyer in the oval office, shortly after donald trump's 2020 loss, later describing key moments that led to the fake lector scheme, which resulted in criminal cases against many people, including donald trump. cnn's marshal cohen is here with the exclusive reporting. so marshal, we're talking about kenneth chesebro, the wisconsin attorney. what happened in his interview with prosecutors and in the oval office? >> reporter: he told prosecutors about a photo-op gone wrong in the oval office in december 2020. go back to that hectic time. at that moment, trump's team in wisconsin had just lost their election challenge, and th