and heidi sorensen, thank you so much for telling us about it. heidi: thank you for having me.ff: finally tonight, it's time for our weekend spotlight, with acclaimed artist kadir nelson. perhaps you've seen his work featured on the cover of the new yorker magazine, or hanging in the u.s. house of representatives, lining the walls of a museum or gallery, or popping off the pages of one of his more than 30 children's books. kadir nelson's work is unmistakable. his oil paintings, superlative. his rich palette and exceptional technique evoke both modern urban realism and masterly works of turn of the century american painters. i spoke with kir nelson while he was in washington, d.c. for the unveiling of his portrait of humanitarian chef jose andres at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. he explained how he sought to capture andres, whose world central kitchen serves hot meals around the globe to people in areas hard hit by natural disasters and conflict. kadir: well, my idea was to show, or depict jose andres in his environment. being the activist that he is, the philanth

heidi but most importantly it's beyond any award or piece of paper. it's the knowing that when i go to sleep at night that we have empowered farmers millions of farmers to feed their family and have the dignity again to have a yield a harvest of hope. so, thank you and to the entire abc 7 news for telling a story that is often forgotten. yeah, you know in the summer of 2021 after us troops left afghanistan, i think a lot of people weren't even aware that there's still non. it's such as yours still operating there doing work on the ground. i know it's not a lot right? it's what a handful. of america, we're actually very right correct in that they're a year ago year. plus there was 250 ngos and organizations working in afghanistan as i've been told by top authorities in washington dc less than a dozen remained and i am very proud as an american woman-led ceo to be working in afghanistan all 16 provinces this past fall. we have cultivated peace through agriculture giving hope and you know when you have the ability to have a shovel in your hand instead of

our society like heidi.— our society like heidi.is is not the end of it. she intends to go to the supreme court and if needs be further to the ultimate authority at the moment, the court in strasbourg. robin van reporting. ——robin brant reporting. nurses in england, wales and northern ireland will strike just before christmas in what is set to be their biggest walk—out in nhs history. the royal college of nursing has announced strikes across two days. the walk—outs will happen on the 15th and 20th december from 8.00am to 8.00pm. it's a dispute over pay. the government says the nhs has tried and tested plans in place to minimise disruption and ensure the nhs continues to operate. joining me now... joining me now is lucy shapcott, she's an a&e nurse in somerset and voted for strike action welcome and tell me why voted for strike action. i welcome and tell me why voted for strike action-— strike action. i voted for strike action because _ strike action. i voted for strike action because i _ strike action. i voted for strike action beca

heidi, thank you— inevitable. -- boebert. heidi, thank you very _ inevitable. -- boebert. you very much for - inevitable. -- boebert. heidi,| thank you very much for giving up thank you very much for giving up your time thank you very much for giving up yourtime to thank you very much for giving up your time to speak to us. heidi beedle, a journalist for the colorado times recorder. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll tell you which hollywood heavyweights were honoured with oscars at this year's governors ball. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world". angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, - easily securing _ the majority she needed. but nobody seemed to mind very much. cuba has declared nine days of mourning f

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so heidi says this is not the end of it. moment, the court in strasbourg. robin brant reporting. an army veteran in northern ireland has been found guilty of a fatal shooting during the troubles. former soldier david holden shot aidan mcanespie in the back at an army checkpoint in 1988. our ireland correspondent, chris page, has been following developments in belfast... the first soldier to be convicted in connection with the killing from the northern ireland conflict since the peace deal at the end of that conflict in the 1990s. david holden found guilty of manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of aidan mcanespie in 1998. the background to this is that david holden was 18 at the time of the killing. he was in the grenadier guards and he was in charge of a machine gun at an army checkpoint on the border with the irish republic near the village of complying county to phone. aidan mcanespie was, it has to be said, a person of interest to the military. he was walking across the border to go to a gay football match.

heidi beedle speaking there.ption off the coast of tonga in january. research ships found flows of debris stretching at least 80 kilometres across the sea bed, and scientists say the force of the eruption displaced an amount of material equivalent to 4,000 egyptian pyramids. well, earlier, iasked marine geologist kevin mackay, who was the leader of this project, how powerful this eruption was. in terms of the explosion itself, it was the largest explosion ever recorded by modern instrumentation for a volcano. the plume itself rose 53 kilometres into the atmosphere and that puts it beyond the stratosphere, it puts it into the mesosphere. and the soundwave was so loud, it was heard audibly in alaska. i mean, this was truly the most dramatic event in volcanic history since possibly krakatoa in 1883. so, what work have you been carrying out to establish the full nature of the eruption? so, the problem we have with this particular volcano is it's an underwater volcano. if a volcano erupts on land, it's reasonably easy

heidi, thank you very much for giving up yourtime to speak to us.tay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll tell you which hollywood heavyweights were honoured with oscars at this year's governors ball. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world". angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, - easily securing _ the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot—air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 19605. it was an alliance that brought the

that is another issue that is being closely washing these mid term. heidi, many, thanks for that, heidi joe castro, the university of wisconsin. still to come this half hour. i'm malcolm web at a camp for displaced people near goma in the democratic republic of congo. tens of thousands of people have arrived here in the last week or so. seeing violence. fighting between the n 23 rebel group and government forces and we continue our count down to cut our 2022 can go help wales make an impact. their 1st welcomes is $958.00. ah well the mediterranean storm has dispersed and the cold that brought the snow to central europe, moralist spirit as well. in fact the driving force now is this big low south of iceland between iceland and scotland driving relatively mild weather windy at times, admittedly, but largely mild. so 14 degrees, a bit above average for london. and that's got rain minutes through denmark, norway, and sudden sweden. there is some stove courses you might expect, but it's not exactly wide spread south of that. the range bit more substantial as it runs into the alps. so for thi

thank you . heidi heidi, is your castro live there in madison wisconsin. well, it's now bringing laura kyle, who will take us through the latest trends and results on election night. lord, fully thank so much for it. starting to heat out. we've got poles, clothing, and 6 states already, including the battle ground state of georgia. now let's look at the state of play in the house of representatives. this is what it's all about. tonight is the lower chamber of congress, the legislative body of government. we've got 435 seats here. they are all up for grabs. 218 aren't needed for a majority. so far. democrats of not what any seats projected the republicans bear . we have 3 seats. that of course is going to be changing rapidly. throughout the night in the coming hours, i take a look now at the senate here we've got a 100 seats only $35.00 of them up for grabs and fences tend to run for 6 year terms. here we've got democrats at $3070.00 includes 2 independence who are allied with them. republicans at 31 now they need 51 seats to take the majority. there. we've

at the heart of this are human rights provisions, human rights entitlements, for both people like heididrome had been contravened. this is not a case about the right to abortion in great britain, it�*s not a case about the conditions under which a termination could go ahead, what it is about is discrimination. heidi, when she left the court here, we heard her come out, she embraced her mum, she said, "we�*ve lost", and she cried, but then she gave a statement in which she said she was determined to go on, supporters around her said the fight goes on, and heidi said she felt like the anti—slavery campaigner william wilberforce. it is clear she is determined to continue with this battle, and her solicitor told us the next step for them may be in a year�*s time is the supreme court and if it doesn�*t go their way, the european court. i am very upset not to win again, but i will keep on fighting because we have already informed and changed hearts and minds and changed people�*s opinions about the law. i am very upset that babies with down�*s syndrome can be aborted up to birth. this tells m

okay, heidi joke history. thank you for that. update from capitol hill. the silly he is on al jazeera, the you in calls for international health to contain haiti's color outbreak made worse by gang violence and political instability. ah hello, we've got an early taste of winter making its way across much if china, the korean peninsula and the date cross match of japan long line of cloud. here. as our cold front winds gathering from an all the direction, you can see how the ice a bars are all lined out, say caught a cold normally blast coming through here and a fair amount of snow to come for many a be some snow across the korean peninsula, so where the top temperature just minus one celsius hovering around freezing in support. cool enough in japan as well as you go on into a friday. we'll at snow will make his way to western parts of japan. that c effects notice drifting in across at west side of han shoe. let cold should we say for so still cool enough of a southern parts of china and some outbreaks of rain still in place here. good scattering a shower.

in heidi aside, they are running out of medical supplies to treat cholera patients. the latest outbreak has killed at least $175.00 people, but thousands more are suspected to be infected. and, and economic and political crisis in heidi has made the situation worse among those most affected by cholera or children. ah, you vienna shallow has just lost one of her children to canada. now she's fighting to see her 7 month old daughter. also sick with the theme disease. so my son passed away during the night with diarrhea and vomiting. so his gum. i don't have anything in the house. the neighbors brought me some things. he hath been hit hard by the outbreak. thousands have been hospitalized. and a lack of resources means not everyone can survive this treatable illness to hooking up with the government does not have enough ivy because it was not prepared to treat so many people. they all have diarrhea and need hydration solutions or they need beds. so he of, you know, what violence crushing poverty and st blockades. my armed gun members, i'd also preventing access to safe

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let's think to heidi, she cast her, she's in washington dc. heidi terms of this, he been speaking very publicly about all of this. that's right, and there had been reports in us media that trump's advisors had said not to speak about this so quickly as the decision to appoint a special counsel was just announced hours ago. however, trump went ahead and spoke. it would appear to be a gala at mara lago, he repeated many conspiracy theories that had been debunked and he went on to call the appointment of the special counsel. so a quote, horrendous abuse of power. and he said it was the latest in a series of witch hunts, from democrats, while himself, he called one of the most honest and innocent people ever in our country. that's what he said, word for word. this was not a legal defense of any type. and so, just from hearing it, and as he made this long speech to his supporters, it was perhaps apparent why some of his lawyers would have advised against it. now he is claiming that this is joe biden's doing the current us president. the white house has said that there was no involvement wha

i am joined by heidi beetle, a journalists at "the colorado times recorder."richard fierro is a hero. what are we learning about him, the actions he took and also about the victims and the suspect? >> reporter: yeah, lindsey, richard fierro is a decorated army veteran. he did a total of four tours between iraq and afghanistan, and he was at q last night with his daughter and friends, and one of his daughter's friends was supposed to be performing and that's why they were there, and when the gunshots rang out he dropped to the ground and then made the split-second decision to charge the shooter. take a listen. >> i grabbed him by the back of his little cheap-ass armor thing and pulled him down, and i started whaling on this dual and was on top of him, and one of the performers walked by -- or was running by, and i told her, kick this guy, and she took her high heel and stuffed it in his face. >> reporter: fierro is credited, as you mentioned, with saving so many lives. he says he wishes he could have done more. of course, five people tragically died on that nig

and heidi cosmos for politico.ackie, i know this question, based on the data and models received thus far, is georgia going to decide the senate, or are we more likely to know before then, based on results of arizona and nevada? >> i think if you talk to democrats, they're keeping their fingers crossed that georgia is not a deciding factor. and it's more a deciding factor of whether joe manchin will be the key person in the senate, rather than the democrats. however, this week, when i was talking to folks yesterday, espe especially, there's a lot more optimism for arizona for obvious reasons than in sonevada, becau it's such a tight race and tight races, but that determines how much spending in georgia, right? they're already investing a ton of money but if that ends up being the center of the political universe come december, i think you'll only see the numbers go up and rise, obviously. >> no question, okay, heidi, looking at the house, still remains the most likely outcome that republicans take the house with a

if you have a question, we will start with heidi.lease stand up, and make sure the question is a question, not a speech. and if you want to send questions online if you are watching on our youtube channel, the email address is dolequestions@ku.edu. and stand up so that it is easier for the students to get the microphone to you. thank you. >> messaging. i have read many things that say the democrats' main problem is , they don't seem to understand how you tell people what you have done. you mentioned the number of things the president has gotten done. but time and again, it is as if the democrats haven't done anything because they are not communicating well. what do you think about that? maya: i have that fear this time again as well. there is clearly a disconnect. because a lot of what has gotten done doesn't seem to permeate. people don't seem to know about it. and a lot of what could get done doesn't seem to permeate. democrats don't seem to be able to communicate that message to people. but i think that is shifting, there are comm

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smith's appointment comes just days after trump announced to run for president again in 2020 full. heidi jack hester has the story. a special council investigation means the federal government criminal proves into former president donald trump will have a new boss that will be jack smith, a former top justice department attorney currently working for the international criminal court at the hague. smith will return to washington as special counsel to take over the investigations into trumps efforts to overturn the 2020 election results an trumps handling of national security documents. after he left office, the special council will have day to day autonomy in the ongoing cases. taking the investigation out of the justice department's normal chain of command us attorney general merrick garland said, given trumps announcement this week, that he's entering the 2024 presidential race. a special counselor is the only way to lessen the appearance of a conflict of interest stolen, but based on recent developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president

he's the 1st black person to hold a top party lead a position in the house or senate. heidi jo castro joins us live now from capitol hill. and heidi, as we've just been saying this appears to be a step towards younger, more diverse generation of democrats taking over in the house. absolutely. and that is what this trio of new leadership that was just elected, have been telling reporters, not only was jeffrey's unanimously elected as leader of the democrats in the house, but also the number 2. and number 3, they are also relatively young. in their forties and fifties, a very different from the off to gent octogenarians who held those 3 posts of course led by none other than 82 year old nancy pelosi. this new slate of leadership is also more diverse. we have jeffries, who is the 1st african american to lead any major u. s. party in congress. and we also have pete aguilar who is a member of the hispanic house cock as he is now. the new caucus chair. so all of this is a moment that had long been anticipated. pelosi said she would be stepping down from her house speakership role in this ne

let's speak to heidi joe castro. she's joining ist out from madison wisconsin. and i you to pull the closing in about half an hour. the how is motion going? well, this state is yet another one where the control of the u. s. senate, as you are just toggling though viewers about is at stake. here, we're looking at a very tight u. s. senate race. it is the incumbent, ron johnson, republican who is facing off against his democratic. this is challenger, mandela barnes, that the states current, lieutenant governor, please me, a jump in that. a florida, a ron desantis is giving his acceptance speech assessment based attacks. we took the hitch, we weathered the storm, but we stood our ground. we did that back down. we had the conviction to guide us and we had the courage to lead. we made promises. oh, we made please. this is to the people in florida and we have delivered those promise here and say today after 4 years that people have delivered their verdict. frida is here to say, oh, i do very much. thank you. no thanks to the overwhelming support of the people of flori

heidi, is there a part of the democratic pure politics you're glad to see donald trump still around? all across the country in the last midterm democrats going all in on more conservative, more trump candidates. there's a little bit that have at play here because trump is the candidate that keeps losing. if you're going to pick someone to run against, why wouldn't you pick donald trump? he's the gift that keeps on giving to democrats. >> the problem with that strategy, i think, is also the problem with the prevailing republican anti-trump strategy which is to say he's a sure loser. he's not a sure loser. if there's a recession, you will have head-to-head polls probably showing him ahead of biden next year and then, a, what happens to that anti-trump strategy if he no longer looks like a sure loser and have the democrats ended up again playing with fire? >> if he gets the nomination, he may have bill barr's vote even after barr said it would be a tragedy. >> well, there's huge trump fatigue in the elector. it swirls around here but i know trump voters who are tired. i have tons of tex

it's heidi joe castro explains. it's the world's largest active volcano, but mountain loa hasn't looked like this for almost 4 decades. you know, we're real redo, we were real reduced my lawyer option. and so we had prepared standing at more than 4000 meters above sea level. mona loa has been stirring for weeks worrying scientists with earthquakes just below the summit, a sign of the eruption to come. we don't want to try the 2nd volcano. we have to let it actually show us what it's going to do. and then we informed people of what is happening, a safety communities had health, emergency meetings in preparation for a possible evacuation, though none so far has been called. i'm here because i'm concerned, i hear it over here. mona loa makes up about half the land mass of the big island, the southernmost tip of the hawaiian archipelago. the us geological survey says the russian is currently contained to the volcano summit, about half of mount low as previous russians have stayed there. while half have also saved out th

welcome to al jazeera, heidi hi cam. so how do you explain that with biden's a low approval ratings as well as all the pain that a voters are feeling? americans are feelings from, from the inflation and the economy the returns haven't had the impact republicans had been hoping for. i think 1st off, you have to evaluate the role that donald trump played not only in picking candidates, but interjecting his chaos into these races. 2020 was a referendum on donald trump. he failed miserably lost the election. he tried to recoup some momentum in the mid terms by making this about him, and the voters overwhelmingly rejected the return to donald trump kind of policies . i think also important to note that roe v wade and our reproductive rights were on the ballot in ways that i think the pundents missed as they were predicting a red wave. and the republicans were never able to strike a message to women, especially independent women independent men in and maybe some swing democratic voters who would have otherwise voted for the on

let's go to heidi der castro because she can talk to with a little bit more about this. when in ohio for j. d vance. it really wasn't what was expected starting from the democrats anyway. tim ryan had been ahead for part of the night. that's right, laura, but you know, ohio being such a close state and having gone to trump in the last election also, i think democrats might have seen this coming after all. trump was at judy dances, campaign rally just last night, giving that candidate his final vote of approval. the push over the finish line perhaps. and that is an interesting relationship between j t vans and trump. given that bands at 1st was no trump span, but then came around after and then trump gave him of course, the endorsement. and we're seeing a similar picture in ohio governor race in which mike, the wine easily slid into his reelection, beating his democratic challenger by nearly 30 points. what does that tell us about the state of ohio that this one says whether state that was so evenly divided? many would even argue the most the most representative of americ

if i looked like heidi klum, i think i'd just go as heidi klum every year. [ laughter ] lizzo and cardised up this year. lizzo went as marge simpson had a pretty great outfit. [ cheers and applause ] and cardi b also went as marge simpson. [ laughter ] look at these. is it possible we've gotten too good at halloween? where do we go from here? what happened to those plastic masks with the elastic stapled to the ears? [ laughter ] then one of the staples would come off and you'd be holding the thing -- do you know those supermarket costumes that said, “my parents don't care at all"? [ applause ] i don't know if they make those anymore. those of you who make a point to watch fox news know that this was the most dangerous halloween in american history, because dangerous immigrants are filling our children's bags with fentanyl. >> the fentanyl crisis continuing to devastate families across america. now it could be showing up in your kid's halloween candy bag in. >> america parents have to worry about kids' halloween candy because of joe biden's border sister. >> colored fentanyl is being use

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first thing heidi, this is a completely new generation of democrats taking over that's right. and it's not just jeffrey's who's 52 years old. that's a full 30 years younger than nancy pelosi but it's also his 2 other leadership members. we have katherine clark who will be serving as whip, and we have pete argue are who is a member of the hispanic caucus who will be serving as a new caucus chair. now all of this has yet to take place, but we are expecting a vote later in the day by house democrats that will make this hormone, but all 3 are running on opposed. so we are looking at a new group of leaders for the house democrats who are younger and more diverse, a major change from the 3 octogenarians who are stepping down in this coming congress. it pelosi had a strong hold over her caucus, right. her shadow loomed large over everything the house democrats did. what will the jeffries democrats look like? right, there is a major difference here, sir. of course, we know that pelosi is handing this baton over to jeffrey's in january, but it will be significantly diminished in power

or heidi on capitol hill. thank you very much. at least 15 people have been killed in a bombing in northern afghanistan is happened that a religious school and i back the capital of so mangan province at least 20 others were wounded. the interior affairs ministry. so students are among the dead, no group has claimed responsibility for this attack. while there have been a number of attack, kenneth stance is the taliban takeover, including the bombing of a mask in the northern conduce province in october. last year, at least 60 people were killed. days later, another mosque was targeted this time in kandahar the death told there more than 65 than in april a secondary school in cobble was rocked by 3 explosions. 6 died, dozens more were injured. many of those were teenagers. 2 days later, i so claimed responsibility for an attack that killed 31 people in belk province and in september, a suicide bomber targeted female students in cobble more than 50 people, died. 5 velander is a professor of political science at cobble university, an

good morning to you, heidi. look.ed bag with employers still hiring, but also unemployment rising. the biden administration said it was looking for just the right mix in this report. seems like that's what they got, right? >> yeah, i would characterize this report as it's a labor market that is slowing, but still very, very strong. 261,000 jobs we added that is a really solid job growth number, but it's way down. like in the first quarter of this year, we added over 500,000 jobs a month on average. so it's that encapsulated, slowing but still very strong. >> i feel like we've been talking about the big "r" word for months and months. when is this recession going to happen, is it really going to happen? it looks like employers are tightening their belt. into the new year. i was googling recession, what are the signs. i read that you'll see sustained job losses and a spike in unemployment. that's not what we're seeing right now, so how likely is a recession? >> that is the $50,000 question. there's no doubt we are not i

joining me now from politico, heidi, who we know so well around here.fficials are worried about. >> officials are so worried that last night, the maricopa county supervisor held a news conference on misinformation and the leading problem he cited was that there's a lot of encouraging of gop voters to vote in ways that will cause delays. delays like we're seeing now. long lines of people only on election day, only turn in your mail-in ballot on election day, but at the same time, the messaging they're putting out across social media is that it will be suspicious if there's not a call on election night. of course, the supervisor has told us for weeks now, it's unlikely there will be any result. there can't be because of the mail-in ballots that were dropped today can't be processed until tomorrow. we're not just seeing this here. we're seeing it in maryland, georgia, pennsylvania where people were told you should only vote on election day. a lot of this really grounded in the conspiracy theory that somehow the election machines would be rigged to give the

thanks heidi who take take care finkelstein. she is a law professor at the university of pennsylvania and also the director of its center for ethics in the rule of law. she explains why attorney general merrick allan chose to appoint a special counsel. the main thing that's happened is that donald trump has declared as a candidate for the presidency. and that potentially puts merrick garland in the position of conflict of interest. given that his boss, who has also said you will be running for president press empire, and you will be indirect conflict with former president trump and going into it might not have been strictly necessary at this early stage. a. but merrick garland is a, by the books kind of attorney general, he's extremely cautious. and he want any indictments that comes down regarding donald trump's actions would be beyond reproach all of the investigation. all of the consideration of evidence and the recommendation to indict will come from an independent prosecutor and the country has a long history of using indep

. >>> joining us now to talk about all this is heidi przybyla, national investigative journalist for "politico." good to have you on this morning. >> good morning. >> that's no small thing, right? when you look at this, you've got a same-sex marriage, interracial marriage protection through the senate, got those ten republican votes, they're saying at least that they don't just want to have a short-term continuous resolution they want to have something omnibus which lasts longer, that takes away some of the republican leverage to hang over democrats when they take control of the chamber. do you believe that? do you think they can get to that bigger goal as opposed to a short-term goal on spending. >> they both -- when i say they i mean the leadership both have motivation to do this. on the democratic side they know that when republicans take over they will have a lot more leverage, the right flank of the party and they don't want them to use the funding -- this is kind of a leverage to shut down the government. we've seen this movie before, jim, ever since the rise of the tea party w

. >> up next, colorado democratic governor jared polis debates his republican challenger heidi ganahl in the 2022 gubernatorial race. issues include inflation and the opioid crisis. nonpartisan political report with amy walter rated this race solidly democratic. good evening. welcome to colorado mesa university, located in grand junction. i am pleased to serve as moderator of our 2020 gubernatorial forum. tonight's broadcast is made possible with support from the grand junction daily sentinel, colorado public radio. we are joined by listeners around colorado, heard on southern u tribal radio, four corners public radio. in boulder, montrose and on kf nnr. we also welcome listeners of aspen public radio. tonight's event is completely produced by cmu faculty and students. unlike other debates, tonight's forum is intended to get candidates ample time. from colorado public radio, we are joined by reporter andy kenny. from cmu, or student body vice president. each question from our panelists will be posed to each candidate and each candidate will have 90 seconds to respond. there will be a

roy and heidi talking of trump, we'll see how to say about all of this. right. he was just on fox news a few minutes ago, calling the appointment of a special prosecutor into his investigations, political and unfair. his spokesperson has also said that this is the quote, biden department of justice being weaponized. and this is a political stunt. it is important to note that the by the white house has tried to distance itself from any department of justice actions involving trump. it has denied any involvement in this decision, and it's still unclear whether bite and even knew that this announcement was coming today. but it is no surprise that trump supporters will try to dig in and try to find anything in jack smith. background, the newly appointed special prosecutor that they could potentially point to, to discredit him. we saw that undertaking with the previous special council, rob molar who investigated trumps campaign and possible ties to russia. and if you'll remember, molar was a republican and he was appointed by republican attorney general. but even the

he is principal at public affairs firm and political analyst for cnbc heidi, you are a democrat, butly aligns more with republicans from time to time. you have seen the policies that have happened here what will change if the republicans take over the house as is anticipated? it could also happen in the senate >> i love to tell you that the policies will change and that will get certainty and energy policy one thing we know will change is the dialogue there will be a louder voice for, i think, more certainty in policy if we continue to play the blame game on policy instead of addressing climate, but also addressing our energy needs and needs for low-cost energy and how we get there as i tell my friends on the left, given the reality poll, what is realistic in climate and how we achieve the goals together wouldn't that be a wonderful world if we live there you will hear rhetoric on both sides. i'm interested, i think, on what's going to happen in the lame duck in terms of permitting reform i think that's a critical piece of legislation that needs to pass i hope they can get it togethe

heidi legal battle in the court of appeal . heidi croucher legal battle in the court of appeal. heidi croucher had challenged legislation which allows the abortion of babies with the condition up until . allows the abortion of babies with the condition up until. in england wales scotland there is a 24 week limit for termination but that can be extended there is substantial risk the could be born with physical or mental abnormalities . the foreign abnormalities. the foreign secretary has announced a package of hands on support to help ukraine through the winter . the country is still experiencing power blackouts after russian air strikes hit key infrastructure . during his key infrastructure. during his first official trip to kyiv james cleverly pledged to send 35 more emergency vehicles as well as a further 35 more emergency vehicles as well as a furthe r £3 million to well as a further £3 million to help rebuild the country. he says it's important the uk , its says it's important the uk, its continued support smartly. i think it's incredibly important that the uk demonstrate to

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