hannah, now 18, was mrs. howard ashleman.wo had driven to another county and tied the knot at this local courthouse. when pete chambers got word of the wedding, he wasn't exactly celebrating. why do you marry somebody that you know killed somebody? why do your parents let you marry him? i couldn't believe it. why? but yet they run off and get married. andrea canning: and then, apparently celebrated their marriage in rural north carolina. so there's not going to be a tropical honeymoon-- no. --in this case when he's got a one-way ticket to the big house. no. i don't know if his intention was to just give me some time with my new wife and then i'll come and take the plea deal. but it was the craziest thing i've seen. andrea canning: or maybe not crazy. maybe it was calculated. was it a strategic move, did you think? why now? that was, i think, to keep her quiet. andrea canning: so she won't have to testify against him if they're married. once they're married, she can claim spousal immunity. i'm not going to speak. he's my husba

hannah, who was in the same class, came with her mum, syma. and helpful as well. and very welcoming. something has to be done about this. it's like, i can't imagine what the parents are going through. both sets of parents. you know, leo's mum and dad and his family, they... i just... i—i just. ..you know, it'sjust devastating. rowena was another mum who had a son in leo's class. he didn't deserve this. - from what my children say, he was a lovely, caring, innocent little boy. - it's another young life lost to the scourge of knife crime. desperate efforts were made to save him, but they were in vain. the west midlands had the highest rate of knife crime in the uk last year, and many initiatives have been set up to try to tackle the problem. but the message just doesn't seem to be getting through. my message to the wider community and young people is, you must not carry knives. we've really got to enforce that message collectively as the police and the community. everyone, we must not carry knives, we must not use knives, because these are the t

hannah, who was in the same class, came with her mum, sima.th it. and helpful, as well, and very welcoming. something has to be done about this. it's like... i can't imagine what the parents are going through, both sets of parents. you know, leo's mum and dad and his family, they're... i just... i...i just, you know, it'sjust devastating. rowena was another mum who had a son in leo's class. he didn't deserve this. from what my children say, he was a lovely, caring, innocent little boy. it's another young life lost to the scourge of knife crime. desperate efforts were made to save him, but they were in vain. the west midlands had the highest rate of knife crime in the uk last year, and many initiatives have been set up to try to tackle the problem, but the message just doesn't seem to be getting through. my message to the wider community and young people is — you must not carry knives. we've really got to enforce that message collectively, as the police and the community, everyone. we mustn't carry knives, we mustn't use knives, because these a

i think hannah and pat, i do not think there was ever a clash. pat nixon was never the type to clash with people, she is very conciliatory but as she told her daughter julie later, hannah was not really a modern person. i thought that was an interesting quote. pat is a modern person with a very modern viewpoint, a working woman's viewpoint and hannah is about the home and her children. she does work, two of richard nixon's brothers die, hannah works at the grocery store that the nixon's own so she is working but she is from a different time and i just think pat also i never saw is greatly religious and hannah is very religious so i think they tolerate each other and become fond of each other but i think at first there is a little bit of a culture clash. peter: 46, 48, richard nixon elected to congress. what was pat's role in the campaigns? heath: from the beginning it is the pat and dick team. i think she is his best counselor, advisor. in the beginning she is not afraid to tell him when she thinks it is not the best speech , but she always goes

hannah miller, bbc news.loved ones of some of those killed in the new orleans terror attack. mr biden attended a prayer service at the city's st louis cathedral and stopped at a makeshift memorial in honour of the victims of last week's deadly attack in the historic french quarter. he paid condolences to the victims and their families, and gave tribute to what he called new 0rleans' "strength and resilience." the president also spoke directly to those who lost loved ones in the attack. all event like this are hard, the shock and pain is still so very raw. my wife jill and the shock and pain is still so very raw. my wifejill and i are here to stand with you, to grieve with you, to pray with you, to let you know you are not alone. the rest of the nation is looking at you as well. canada's liberal party is set to start the process of finding a new leader, and the country's new prime minister after justin trudeau announced his resignation. he's held the position for nine years, but growing pressure from his party

and murder of morgan harrington and hannah graham. both went missing in the same area where alexis disappeared. and there's something about jesse matthew that stands out to investigators working the alexis murphy case. >> he was a large african american guy, the black guy with dreadlocks. >> the same description randy gave cops of the man he claimed left his camper with alexis. authorities begin to wonder if they've just convicted the wrong man. >> that's not good at all. we want to know what the truth is. >> cops take matthew's dna and compare it to samples extracted from evidence in randy's camper. the results come back, and it's a monumental moment. >> he was excluded from our case. we strongly feel he had nothing to do with alexis case whatsoever. >> proof that randy taylor is alexis murphy's killer. but now, with hard dna evidence, taylor makes an 11th hour confession and wants to cut a new deal. >> he wants to give us the location or, as he put it, you know, tell you where she is. >> you heard right. randy tells prosecutors he'l

correspondent hannah and hannah brandt on trump celebrations ahead of tomorrow's inauguration. tonight, trump world celebrated with a maga victory rally in washington, d.c., for the eve of taking back our country. that's what going to do. moving trucks at the white house today marked the last day of the biden presidency. >> as president-elect donald trump prepares to take over and he emphasized just how differently he plans to act. >> with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country. he shared tsnights spotlight with billionaire elon musk who he says will be an important part of his plan to make the government more efficient. we're going read through great things here. >> president elect trump says his top priority is immigration and he's promising to immediately shut down the southern border and start deporting illegal immigrants. >> by the time. the sun sets tomorrow evening, the invasion of our borders will of come to a halt. he's also pledging quick action on other priorities like boosting energy production and reversing federal diversity and

in hertfordshire injuly and shot two of the couple's daughters, 25—year—old louise and 28—year—old hannah. he had initially denied three counts of murder but changed his plea at cambridge crown court this morning. kyle clifford, caught on cctv leaving an alleyway leading from the hunt family home on the day of the murders. he is carrying a large object before entering a car. this morning kyle clifford pleaded guilty to carrying two offensive weapons. a knife and a crossbow. he also pleaded guilty to murdering 61—year—old carol hunt, a mother and wife to racing commentator john hunt. their daughters, 28—year—old hannah, a beautician, and 25—year—old louise, who ran a dog grooming business and was an ex—girlfriend to kyle clifford. a family and community left in shock. the women were remembered at vigils and a church service shortly after they were murdered. leigh was an old friend of carol. lovely girl. sweet, kind girl. always thought about her family. very family orientated. i just feel for their eldest daughter. and john. ijust can't imagine what it would be like. the nicest, kindest, s

correspondent hannah brandt joins us live now to explain how i hannah. >> hi, stephanie. >> its an all-out sprint in the senate to work to confirm the president's nominees. >> and senate republicans have been holding hearings and votes on those nominees almost daily. >> i couldn't be more excited about president trump's administration and this new direction for the country. senators just voted to confirm john ratcliffe as cia director. the yays are 70 for the nays are 25. and earlier today, senators move forward with the more controversial nominee. pete hegseth is simply not qualified to meet the overwhelming demand. secretary defense, the veteran and former fox news anchor is facing several serious allegations including assault, drinking problems and financial mismanagement at past jobs. headset denies those claims, but democrats say they're concerned and we cannot risk. >> installing a leader who may have a history that has exploited will buy our adventures. senate minority leader chuck schumer is also railing against russell vote. the nominee to lead the office of management and budget

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i do think hannah and pat, i don't think there was ever a clash.it was not the type of person and it was not really a moderate person. was it that working woman's viewpoint. does go out lesson runs a boardinghouse. she is working. but, she is from a different time. and pat, i also so is greatly religious and hannah is very religious. i think they tolerate each other and become fond of each other. as a class of cultures. 's 146, 48 richard nixon elected to congress was pastoral and those campaigns? >> from the beginning it's the pat indicative team. there are lots of pat and dick buttons others can find on ebay best counselor advisor in the beginning she's not afraid this is not the greatest speech ever she goes on the campaign trail and sits in patiently later she gets dinged for. but she is really engaged. she should not have been because she puts the time. i think he respects her opinion pretty ... as he does not take her advice. but very much a partner for quite a time that relations national wife in d.c. the more historians risk going off on ta

our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt joins us now live to explain. thanks for being here. hi, justine and grant. >> like you mentioned, president trump is now on the ground in california touring some of that damage and the moment that he met, governor newsom on the tarmac was really interesting because he has previously blamed california officials for the damages caused by the fire, but the to pledge to work together on recovery efforts in california, though, as you mentioned, president trump is very critical of federal recovery efforts in general. in western north carolina. help us help get our community back. families described losing everything to hurricane helene on. it's just heartbreaking as president donald trump listens and pledged federal help. you are not. >> forgotten any longer. you were treated very badly by the previous administration throwing jabs of the biden administration. the president told them his team will step up to deliver faster fixes like better long-term housing solutions and more access to clean water. we're going to get y

hertfordshire injuly, and shot two of the couple's daughters, 25—year—old louise and 28—year—old hannahs of murder but changed his plea at cambridge crown court this morning. catherine byaruhanga reports. kyle clifford, caught on cctv leaving an alleyway leading from the hunt family home on the day of the murders. he is carrying a large object before entering a car. this morning kyle clifford pleaded guilty to carrying two offensive weapons. a knife and a crossbow. he also pleaded guilty to murdering 61—year—old carol hunt, a mother and wife to racing commentatorjohn hunt. their daughters, 28—year—old hannah, a beautician, and 25—year—old louise, who ran a dog grooming business and was an ex—girlfriend to kyle clifford. a family and community left in shock. the women were remembered at vigils and a church service shortly after they were murdered. leigh was an old friend of carol. lovely girl. sweet, kind girl. always thought about her family. very family orientated. i just feel for their eldest daughter. and john. ijust can't imagine what it would be like. the nicest, kindest, sweetest

so if you're talking about kristin hannah as the women, for example, the bestselling book of the year, her isbn for her hardcover book would be specific to that hardcover format. and then later when the paperback is released, she'll have a different isbn attached to that book. now, ms. connor, we touched on this briefly earlier, but circana is reporting that adult nonfiction books declined by 1.3 million units in 2024. that's pretty steep decline, isn't it? i adore nonfiction has been underperforming for the last few years in terms of the scene, whether it's a steep decline or not. i think when when you account for the percent change, it's down about 1%. so i wouldn't say it's steep by that measure, but it's also the largest category by sales volume for the print market. so 1.3 does sound like quite a big drop. how do political books do political books sell? well? i can tell you that the high point for political books sales in our data was. between 2018 and 2020, when there was a lot of content published around the administration, the trump administration. and can you tell a differenc

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i'm hannah brandt. hughes. >> after the break, a new far dedicated to celebrating women's sports is coming to san francisco. what insp red the owners to make this happen? it's a new era for the historic san francisco flour market. pretty flowers there today. dozens of floral vendors. >> set up shop at the markets. new patrol hill for the first time. the san francisco flour market had been located on 6th in brandon in soma since 1956. and has been operating in san francisco for more than a century. it is now the largest wholesale, flower market in california owners say the new space on 16th street will expand opportunities for vendors and create a better shopping experience for people. it's open to the public wednesday through saturday. >> 5 francisco first women's sports bar. ricky's is getting ready to open up in the city's castro neighborhood. the bar expected to open sometime in the spring. it will be at the former location for copas a mexican restaurant on market street near sanchez. the bars to own

washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more now on the program's uncertain future. >> more americans than ever before. getting health insurance from the affordable care act. in fact, today we're breaking records in the number of americans who have coverage this week. the biden administration announced 24 million americans have enrolled in the aca. health secretary javier becerra says that's largely because of enhanced tax credits. the administration put into place to lower the cost of monthly premiums and expand to qualifies for coverage. the affordable care act's health insurance plans are the best deal in town. quality health care coverage for an entire month. about $10 a month in your premiums in some cases but the future of the aca is in doubt. republicans have repeatedly criticized it. i think the promises of the affordable care act proven to be false. president-elect donald trump tried to dismantle the program in his first term and with his second term just days away. democrats like senator tim kaine are concerned. we're expecting the same level of >> vigorous attack

our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt reports. >> all around washington, d.c.. you can see signs that the city is preparing for inauguration. every 4 years. our city supports the peaceful transition of power. we are proud of that responsibility. but those leading security for the inauguration say this year poses larger challenge is what's different is what we are not hi higher threat environment and secret service. special agent matt mccool says they've responded by beefing up this inauguration security plan that includes setting up security screening checkpoints, fencing and concrete barriers. plus they'll have surveillance drones and thousands of officers from various law enforcement teams on patrol. this all-star team is working to keep everyone safe while minimizing disruptions to the public as much as possible. the secret service is expecting hundreds of thousands of people here in the nation's capitol on inauguration day. some in celebration. >> others in protest and they're setting up 30 miles of fencing like this to try to keep things under control. >> w

i'm hannah brandt. >> my weather time here and what a beautiful site that is sunset. the sky be on golden gate bridge. yeah. looks like a painting, but it is very real. kathy trafton joining us now fill in the blanks here. >> it does look absolutely beautiful. you know, sanchez set. so we're officially in twilight. >> and we see all the red graze and that, you know, it's because of the scattering of the light. so what happens is that this time of day, the light has to go through a thicker amount of atmosphere to reach our eyes. and that means that scattered way the shorter wavelengths. and we see a lot more in red area. temperatures today were beautiful so many areas in the 60's 50's 60's for the most part today. not right now in san francisco at 64 degrees. 66 in this is, of course, warmer than you normally would expect and certainly warmer than yesterday. it is as many as 9 degrees warmer. and that's in san francisco novato north bay areas. plus 9 in napa warm. a lot warmer everywhere. 8 degrees warmer in heyward. 7 degrees. warmer in so what a beautiful afternoon.

i'm hannah brandt. >> republicans are gearing up for president elect donald trump's return to washington. there. >> pledging that hit the ground running to get his agenda passed within the first 100 days of his term. they want to tackle everything from immigration policy to sweeping tax cut, including a push for no tax on tips. but with a razor thin majority in both the house and the senate practically every republican in congress is to be on the same page to get anything done. priority is making sure we're going in with. >> a some places we might need a sledgehammer. we have so many things that are in government, a lot of dei initiatives, a lot of green energy initiatives, things that really again or against common sense. >> democrats on capitol hill say they are not on board with some of these plans. they say they're going to do whatever is possible to protect certain programs, including snap and affordable care act and programs like social security and medicare. >> next in sports after the giants miss out on corbin burnes sweepstakes. they pivoted to another picture today. the pair wi

i'm hannah brandt. the department of government efficiency known as led by elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. >> are hiring a quote, very small number of people for full-time salaried positions. a post on x course formally known as twitter calls for candidates to send a message to the department's account with a few bullet points detailing their abilities along with their phone number. the doge account also says it is hiring for human resources, it and finance and candidates should include a resume along with an explanation for why they want to join the department. >> all right. time to talk weather. here's lourdes guys. we are going to see some nice weather continuing around the bay area. offshore winds. yeah, they're gonna blow again in the next few days. but not really strong, especially compared to southern california, but out the door. now you've got clear skies around the bay area. what a day it was record breaking. temperatures popping up outside some numbers. sneaking wellness evans. in fact, we had

. >> three months into the war, hannah became ill with cancer of the eye.nstant agony, she can no longer see. with a cease-fire, her mother hopes israel will allow hannah evacuation from gaza. >> i feel like i am losing my mind. i am so worried about her and i feel so bad for hei want to do o help her and i do not want to be helpless. >> as the world waits for details of peace come across gaza, the scale of rebuilding, of a lost world, broken lives, is immense. bbc news, amman. >> joining me now in studio is the former executive director of the american task force on palestine and former political advisor to the palestinian authority. thank you for joining us. we were seeing the impact of the 15 months of war in that report on gaza. just give me your thoughts first of all on this agreement coming to fruition after what has been for both gazans and israelis 15 terrible months. >> the initial reaction is just relief. the fact to think that the families of the hostages -- the whole israeli society can see hope and to see the end to a tragic 15 months of death

i'm hannah brandt. spoke today. the president is touting his judicial confirmations as the most diverse group ever. he appointed about a quarter of all active federal judges during his term. >> kron four's washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the president's remarks. opportunity republicans will soon have to reshape the judiciary. the judge will be independent. they'll be fair impartial. president joe biden appointed and the senate confirmed 235 judges to the federal bench. one more than president-elect donald trump in his first term i ran for president made a promise. >> and have a bench that looks like america. the confirmations included the first black woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court and a record number of women, black, latino and lgbtq judges to lower courts, proud of the legacy that re for a nation that 235 judges mark, the largest number of confirmations in a single term since the carter administration heritage foundation, senior legal fellow thomas chipping says too much emphasis on

i'm hannah brandt. >> moreover, trump spoke to china's president about this issue this morni4g right before the supreme court decision was announced and it's still not clear what exactly will happen sunday, but a lot of experts think it's quite possible. nothing tangibly happens and everyone looks to president elect trump to weigh in once he assumes power the next day. monday. >> it doesn't mean that, you know, if you're already a tiktok user, you can't use the platform. but what it does mean that eventually if things do not change, that app is going to let you out. if you are a content creator and you want to save your videos, you to do that right now go to the app. go to the free dot to the top and downloaded videos. if you want to save them. that option may not be available after sunday. and of course, if your apple or google, i mean the way today to find out you can get away with it. and then on monday, you're okay. i mean, there's going to be all kinds of of, you weekend discussions about whether they actually pull it off. on sunday or is wait one more day to see if they can may

i'm hannah brandt. >> now trump spoke to china's president about this issue this morning right before the supreme court decision was announced. it's still not clear what exactly will happen sunday, but many experts say it's likely nothing tangibly does happen and that everyone looks to president elect trump to weigh in once he assumes power monday. it doesn't mean that. >> you know, if you're already a tiktok user, you can't use the platform. but what it does mean that eventually if things do not change, that app is going to let you out. if you are a content creator and you want to save your videos, you could do that right now. go to the app. go to the free dot to the top and downloaded videos. if you want to save them. that option may not be available after sunday. and of course, if your apple or google, i mean the way today to find out you can get away with it. and then on monday, you're okay. i mean, there's going to be all kinds of of, you weekend discussions about whether they actually pull it off. on sunday or is wait one more day to see if they can maybe. had this a brief repri

i'm hannah brandt. >> hannah, another reason that we want to talk to us about this other decision that's facing a pushback from president trump's pardon of people connected to the january 6 capitol attack. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, this is getting some criticism from both sides of the aisle. we've heard from democrats who say they're really upset over his choice department, these people, but even some republicans say they were surprised to see him pardon people who committed violent acts against police officers lumped in along with those other january 6 defendants >> new york congresswoman elise stefanik is in the hot seat as she faces some questions from senators during her confirmation hearing. if she receives enough support, she will become the next un ambassador, our washington correspondent basil john has the latest. >> from the start of her confirmation hearing, congresswoman elise stefanik pledge to deliver a message to the rest of the world if she becomes the next un ambassador, i stand ready to implement president trump's mandate from the american people to deliv

i'm hannah brandt. >> had another decision that's facing some backlash. is president trump's pardon of people connected to the january 6 capitol attack? what can you tell us about that? >> those pardons are actually facing some criticism from both parties were seeing. many democratic lawmakers say they're very upset by the pardons, but also some republican senators have said they were pretty surprised to see that the president also pardoned those who are convicted of fila violent acts right there against police officers on that day. >> hannah brandt live for us there in dc. thank you so much. and the biggest tech leaders of silicon valley got a front row seat at president trump's inauguration showcasing the growing relationship that there have been together various ceos, including tesla ceo elon musk, apple ceo tim cook, the ceo of google, also of amazon and meta ceo mark zuckerberg. they were all their son next to former presidents and right behind trump's family. even trump's cabinet nominees sat behind those company heads and experts say this could for

live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. and so hannah, what's the alternative? what's the >> other way that we could do some disaster recovery on a federal level. >> well, the president says that he'd like to see recovery efforts handled chiefly by the state and local governments suggesting that maybe the federal federal government can just give disaster recovery funding directly to those localities. and president trump also says he plans to sign an executive order totally reform means fema. >> kind of bread live for us in dc. thank you so much. now to this emotional reunion today as a palisades fire victim gets to personally thank the la county fire captain who rescued her and her dog. she expressed overflowing gratitude for saving their lives much. >> fire captain dix was awarded by the department for his lifesaving bravery and start with the palisades fire broke out. patty phillips attempted to evacuate from the big rock community in malibu with her dog. but as the intense flames started to surround her, her car got stuck on a large rock. and that's when capt

i'm hannah brandt washington. i'll have that story coming up. and tiktok not only used for fun, but it can also help local businesses. coming up, we have a live interview with a local business owner relied on tiktok to help her business growth. >> the supreme court decided not to stop a tiktok ban. and today the high court upheld a law that is set to ban the popular app on sunday, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains what could happen next. >> the supreme court's ruling leaves tiktok on the verge of being banned unless federal leaders step in to save it. i don't think the battles over yet. so i'm hopeful that. >> president trump and coming in can have some ability and overwhelming bipartisan majority of lawmakers passed the original law requiring tiktok to be sold to us owner saying it's a national security risk for chinese company bytedance to own the popular app. the best way for to talk to continue to exist as for to be sold so far by dances declined to sell. >> and the deadline is sunday, but president biden says it will be

okay, thank you so much mike hannah, that is mike for us at the white house. is mike, is to, can we just looking at pictures now? of one of the rooms there i believe is the office we donald trump, is choose to give an announcement shortly on that investment. as soon as he does stopped speaking, we will take its life. uh president, trump is also cracking down on immigration and unauthorized border crossings. hayes, shutting down asylum and refugee admissions, and says all illegal entry will be halted and that millions will be deported. trump has declared a national emergency at the southern board and is told the department of defense to move troops to the board of but it comes at a time when a risk for an authorized crossings. at the southern board, i actually low compared to in trump lift office in his 1st 10 to well trumps orders on immigration already being challenged in court. and many us politicians say they are ready to fight back one message for president trump. i'll see you in court. we are filed, our case is filed now as we speak moments ago in the dis

. >> i'm hannah brandt in washington. all have that story coming up. we're keeping an eye on the hughes fire as it continues to grow in la county. right now, just over 5,000 acres. there are evacuation orders and warnings in place. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. >> president donald trump is off to the races implementing his agenda and congressional republicans are ready to make it happen. one of his first orders of business is to address the issue of illegal immigration. our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> president trump says his administration is working with urgency and speed to confront what he calls a crisis at the border. >> i signed a sweeping sla

i'm hannah brandt washington on that story. coming up. >> and for many people living in santa rosa's coffey park, the devastating wildfires in southern california really bringing up memories of their own loss. it was october of 2017 when that deadly fire just ripped through the north bay community, destroying hundreds of homes. kron four's will tran reports now from santa rosa with more on what it's like living through something like that. if anyone can feel the sympathy, the pain of la victims, its people in santa rosa. >> coffey park neighborhood. that's exactly my location. 7 years ago, it looked just like this 8 years ago, actually in 2017, it looked just like this. and then the fires broke out and it wiped out this community. look at the homes. what do you notice? all of them? the same age because they were rebuilt pretty much the same time they look brand new, even the road is brand-new are relatively new because it had to be rebuilt. coffey park was level like a mega ton bomb just landed at this location 8 years ago, for

this is mike hannah, reporting from the white house. thank you very much for that. we appreciate it. no trouble. spic for secretary of state, marco rubio has become a, has been confirmed, and that means market. rubio becomes the 1st hispanic americans, americans become secretary of state. listen to what you have to say. this is in many ways, and again, it was referenced by president trump yesterday in this, in a speech that he designs that his overriding goal for global policy is the promotional piece. the avoidance of conflict and no agency will more be more critical in that regard than this one. in fact, is expounding principle and purpose. and that's what we endeavor to do, to promote peace around the world, because that's in our national interest without peace, it is hard to be a strong nation, a prosperous nation, and one that is better off. but there will also be challenges. we recognize that there will be those times unfortunately it as humans interact with one another because of our nature. but there will be conflict. we will seek to prevent them and avoid t

mike, hannah, thank you so much in the spring and jennifer victor, professor of political science at george mason university. jennifer, it is so great to meet you in person. you're going to be right here tomorrow. less than 24 hours from now to walk us through and share your expertise about all things in all your ration. and there's, there's a lot to know because there's a lot of protocol, there's a lot of history and it's all happening right there. by the way, i was suppose to happen right, right in front right before our eyes. uh and for reasons that i think everybody's gonna understand, this is now covered in snow and temperatures are dropping and we'll drop more. right? has been moved inside. what's your favorite thing for the the thing you like to follow most about in organizations? well 1st let me just say, i'm very happy to be here with you, sir. all this is uh, you know, despite the weather, it is a delightful venue and vantage points to the capital. one of my favorite spots in d. c. you know, it's, it's such an interesting time the inauguration on the one hand, i think we're

hannah lathe. a student at wheaton college and president of wheaton's voice for life student pro life club. help me welcome to the stage, leila, dr. wheeler and hannah. [applause] >> woo! i am so blown away seeing so many of you here, i am incredibly honored and i am so excited. whoo! i want to tell you all a story. last night, i had a debate with a pro-abortion law professor at georgetown. the room was full of students from both sides. reflecting on my remarks on my way home, i wondered if i had made any impact on those future leaders. hours later, i received a text. one of the pro-choice students had changed her mind and was now convinced of the humanity of the unborn child. my friends, this is half the battle. showing up. [applause] all of you here, all of you, have the power to change minds. at the dinner table. on campuses. at soccer games. you can change minds. you are the voice for those who have no voice. remember, the science is on our side. natural law is on our side. the truth is on our

i was fascinated by the examples you gave of marcel duchamp and andy warhol all the way up to hannah arendt and others. and what jean-francois leotard warned us about was in the postmodern condition, that our lives are fragmented. there is no linear t, there is no grand narrative to which we can attach ourselves. and when you quote martin heidegger, he's in a way speaking to a similar phenomenon of how do we understand, our being who we are? and and so what these theories have told is, b, very, very shy of grand narratives. so i'm just going to throw it back at you as i read your book, i fascinated, but it sounded like grand narrative. the's a greater wrong about to happen. and the only thing you can do is a combination of cybernetics and and diversify your portfolios let me throw in a subsidiary question the way we've gotten around some of the problems that aristotle posed for us. for example, he said no to contradictory statements are true. at the same time, vaccines both be bad and good at the same time. where we got around it was by let's make probabilistic calculus. and you've t

kyle clifford attacked carol hunt and her daughters, louise and hannah, who were the wife and daughtershn hunt, at the family home in hertfordshire last summer. the chancellor says she's optimistic about the economy, despite government borrowing rising by more than expected last month. the figure of almost £18 billion is the highest for december in four years. rachel reeves is in switzerland, where she is trying to attract investors to the uk. rachel reeves is in switzerland, at davos, you're live with bbc news. president trump has sought to justify his decision to pardon more than 1500 supporters who stormed the us capitol building four years ago. he's described their punishments as "ridiculous and excessive". asked whether people who attacked law enforcement officers should be held to account, mr trump agreed, but said their sentences could be commuted. a policeman who was on duty during the insurrection has described the pardons as a �*slap in the face'. one of those whose sentence was commuted is the founder of the far—right 0ath keepers' group, stewart rhodes. he was being held in

hannah? hannah raskin: it's better. tabitha raskin: dad, that's good. that's fine.hat's wrong with the tie? tabitha raskin: you're too fancy on the top and too casual on the bottom. jamie raskin: and now, i feel like i'm just too casual. tabitha raskin: no, no, no. no, dad, it's a food drive, right? jamie raskin: right, right. tabitha raskin: so then, you should be casual. ♪ reporter: this is the third government shutdown on president trump's watch as lawmakers failed to reach an agreement over border wall funding the president is demanding. reporter: roughly 800,000 federal employees will not be getting paid during the shutdown. more than half of them will still have to report to work, the rest are being furloughed. that means they won't go to work, but they also won't get paid. jamie raskin: hello, jamie raskin. nice to meet you. good to see you. tali: this is wonderful. very, very- jamie raskin: oh manna is the best. i love these guys. tali: oh, yeah. jamie raskin: i'm about to make my contribution right now. i'm giving my entire january salary away since the gov

our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more now on this push. can anybody? >> tiktok is about to be banned in the u.s. time is our enemy right for days tiktok. goes bike builder says we need time. senator ed markey's bill would extend the deadline for parent company bytedance to sell tiktok keeping the popular app around for at least 270 more days. it's central to our economy to the way in which we communicate. but an overwhelming bipartisan majority here on capitol hill supported the original law. >> arguing having tiktok owned by a chinese company threatens u.s. national security. >> they've had an opportunity to sell it to make sure the chinese government doesn't control if they decide not to do that. senator rick scott says tiktok's parent company bytedance had offers but chose not to sell the app. do you support extending the deadline to give them more time to sell they had all day and all the time the world. that's lee not. but senator markey insists lawmakers the more time to find a better solution. we need hearings. we need to understand this issue b

i'm hannah brandt. still ahead on the news at 4 >> okay. take a look at this deal is part of sonoma county sheriff's office says k 9 unit me. >> sniffed out a suspected drug dealer stash on wednesday morning. investigators say they carried out a search warrant to the man's home in santa rosa for allegedly dealing large amounts of meth in the area. according to police, do alerted to the presence of drugs in the kitchen, revealing around 4 pounds of suspected methamphetamine. police say that without do, detectives would most likely not have found those drugs. oh, boy, duke. >> fans over to see lionel messi in action should be prepared to pay top dollar tickets for the quakes match against inter. miami went on sale today. if you can put up with waiting in the queue tickets, start start at $476. a pop go all the way up to 7,000. she's by contrast tickets for the quakes regular season outing against the colorado rapids. 4 days prior to the miami game. well, get them for 23 bucks. now you're talking, of course, shelling out that kind of do to see

i'm hannah brandt. >> happening right now, former president jimmy carter is states capitol. our washington correspondent basil john. >> reports now on events in dc honoring the former president basil. >> well, grant vicki, president carter is currently inside of the capitol building behind me has currently his family are seeing his body and they are paying their last respects to him. and this is just been part of this ceremony, including things like a 21 gun salute as the nation now pays honor to its longest living president. >> 44 years after president jimmy carter left washington, d.c., on the heels of a re-election loss, the one term president returned for a final goodbye special occasion. obviously one of the rare opportunities that we have to honor a former president in this manner. >> former president carter was first honored in washington at the navy memorial downtown. >> before a procession down pennsylvania avenue brought his casket to the capitol building where he will lie in state until his funeral on thursday. >> lawmakers like senate democratic leader chuck schu

i'm hannah brandt. >> we'll have special coverage of president-elect trump's inauguration tomorrow morning right here on kron 4 starting at 07:00am and starting at noon hour, catherine heenan sits down with a panel of political experts to offer analysis of the event. >> tiktok is back up and running after briefly going offline overnight when users opened up the app last night, a message popped up saying it was working with president-elect trump to restore service. and by sunday morning. >> it was back online for 170 million americans with another message saying as a result of trump's efforts, tiktok is back in the u.s. tiktok shut down the platform saturday because of a federal law requiring its parent company to you to a u.s. buyer. this law passed with wide by bipartisan support in april with leaders saying tiktok poses a threat to u.s. national security. and on friday the supreme court upheld the law. trump says after he is sworn in, he will delay the tiktok ban. trump did float a plan on suit truth, social, where the u.s. would own 50% stake of the company. but not everyone is onboard.

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> president trump says his administration is working with urgency and speed to confront what he calls a crisis at the border. >> i signed a sweeping slate of executive orders to stop the invasion of our borders as part of the president's immigration crackdown. the pentagon confirmed today it will deploy around 1500 troops to help secure the southern border. and house speaker mike johnson is applauding. the president's quick actions. he's using executive authority because desperate times call for desperate measures. he says congress is working in close coordination with the white house. what he's doing is kick starting what will ultimately be our legislative agenda. and lawmakers are also prioritizing immigration legislation today. we're going to send to president trump's desk, his very first bill to sign into law. the laken riley act. the laken riley act requires federal officials to detain immigrants were accused of theft or burglary. democrats are split on the bill with some supporting it and others criticizing the effort s