i personally talked to all the housers with this supervisor.ed to make sure that we're being responsive and flexible and bring folks to the table and make sure that we have a full ecosystem that are for notice patesinging in this. -- participating in this. w*e it's also more houses at the table to be able to expend these funds and more information and more flexibility to make sure that we can get these deals done faster. >> great. i understand definitely having more houses at the table also feels that particularly in the interim, there's money that's set aside and we have buildings that we have urgency around and meta is one organization that has done this that has the capacity and scale that we should be doing everything we can to make it happen. and obviously, you know, who we work with specifically, is not something that we determined here at the board. you know, i think that we don't want to have that be a source of the delay and obviously you don'ts this without partners who are [inaudible] and want to do it. supervisor mar? >> thank you,

i personally talked to all the housers with this supervisor. we need to make sure that we're being responsive and flexible and bring folks to the table and make sure that we have a full ecosystem that are for notice patesinging in this. -- participating in this. w*e it's also more houses at the table to be able to expend these funds and more information and more flexibility to make sure that we can get these deals done faster. >> great. i understand definitely having more houses at the table also feels that particularly in the interim, there's money that's set aside and we have buildings that we have urgency around and meta is one organization that has done this that has the capacity and scale that we should be doing everything we can to make it happen. and obviously, you know, who we work with specifically, is not something that we determined here at the board. you know, i think that we don't want to have that be a source of the delay and obviously you don'ts this without partners who are [inaudible] and want to do it. supervisor mar? >> thank

i personally talked to all the housers with this supervisor. we need to make sure that we're being responsive and flexible and bring folks to the table and make sure that we have a full ecosystem that are for notice patesinging in this. -- participating in this. w*e it's also more houses at the table to be able to expend these funds and more information and more flexibility to make sure that we can get these deals done faster. >> great. i understand definitely having more houses at the table also feels that particularly in the interim, there's money that's set aside and we have buildings that we have urgency around and meta is one organization that has done this that has the capacity and scale that we should be doing everything we can to make it happen. and obviously, you know, who we work with specifically, is not something that we determined here at the board. you know, i think that we don't want to have that be a source of the delay and obviously you don'ts this without partners who are [inaudible] and want to do it. supervisor mar? >> thank

i personally talked to all the housers with this supervisor.ed to make sure that we're being responsive and flexible and bring folks to the table and make sure that we have a full ecosystem that are for notice patesinging in this. -- participating in this. w*e it's also more houses at the table to be able to expend these funds and more information and more flexibility to make sure that we can get these deals done faster. >> great. i understand definitely having more houses at the table also feels that particularly in the interim, there's money that's set aside and we have buildings that we have urgency around and meta is one organization that has done this that has the capacity and scale that we should be doing everything we can to make it happen. and obviously, you know, who we work with specifically, is not something that we determined here at the board. you know, i think that we don't want to have that be a source of the delay and obviously you don'ts this without partners who are [inaudible] and want to do it. supervisor mar? >> thank you,

i personally talked to all the housers with this supervisor.ure that we're being responsive and flexible and bring folks to the table and make sure that we have a full ecosystem that are for notice patesinging in this. -- participating in this. w*e it's also more houses at the table to be able to expend these funds and more information and more flexibility to make sure that we can get these deals done faster. >> great. i understand definitely having more houses at the table also feels that particularly in the interim, there's money that's set aside and we have buildings that we have urgency around and meta is one organization that has done this that has the capacity and scale that we should be doing everything we can to make it happen. and obviously, you know, who we work with specifically, is not something that we determined here at the board. you know, i think that we don't want to have that be a source of the delay and obviously you don'ts this without partners who are [inaudible] and want to do it. supervisor mar? >> thank you, chair haney.

so we want to see the release of from houser, us, of prime minister, ham dark, as well as all other politicians and leaders that have been detained. thousands of people trying to cross and to the european union remain trapped on the border between bella, luce and poland. the use accusing belarus of deliberately letting them cross and what it calls a form of hybrid warfare. the blocks threatening new sanctions. bella rou, says it'll retaliate by cutting off gas supplies to europe. the un security council has met to address the border crisis, western countries, including the u. s. and u. k. se beller, ruth is trying to destabilize its neighbors and accounting for stronger international action. the bell russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. china ruling communist party has passed a resolution little pave the way for president. she champagne to extend his time and power possibly indefinitely. the motion recognises she is vital to china's wealth and puts him in an equal pos

a federal judge refused tempo's bid to keep lawmakers from seeing white housers. the documents they are seeking would likely include phone records, white house visitor logs, even twitter messages. mr. trump's argue that all of that is protected by executive privilege. they have appealed the decision. . >> but what i'll say is this, e just an attempt, and you know this as well as anybody, distract from the horrific fussers the biden presidency. >> >>> still ahead, honoring a young boy who lost his life at sea. the new tool unveiled in his memory that could save lives. >>> plus struck down during a youth basketball game. a teen hit so hard she got a concussion. now her family is demanding justice. >> that's unacceptable. it should not happen. she should be banned. >>> and later, from gas to groceries, you're paying more for just about everything. why those higher prices could be here for the holidays. >>> this morning's fog disty pated and it turned into a beautiful day. more of the same tomorrow. we'll take a look at slightly warmer temperatures as we head into the

oh, we want to see the release of from houser, us, of prime minister, ham dark. as well as all other politicians and leaders that have been detained. thousands of people trying to cross into the european union, remained trapped on the border between bella, luce and poland, that he was accusing bella, ruth said, deliberately letting them cross and what cause a form of hybrid warfare. the block is threatening, you sanctions. bella rou, says it'll retaliate by cutting off gas applies to europe. the united nations security council has meant to address the board of crisis western countries, including the u. s. and u. k. se, bella luce is trying to destabilize its neighbors and accounting for stronger international action. the bell, russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. the united nations secretary general has urged delegates of a cop 26 climate summit to pick up the pace and agree on away forward antonio teddy says the effort to keep global w

oh, we want to see the release of from houser, us, of prime minister, ham dark, as well as all other or politicians and leaders that have been detained. well, the security council held a hastily organized meeting on the ongoing crisis. the council was told by the secretary general, special representative in sudan, and that the establishment of this sovereign council greatly complicates the intended return to a transitional process leading to full democracy. there was no formal statement from the security council after its meeting. however, the u. k. ambassador emerged to give a statement saying that the window for opportunity of getting some form of negotiation of getting dialogue going off. returning to the democratic process. that window is closing very rapidly. so great concern among members of the security council as they continue to weigh what action they are going to take next. ah, now thousands of migrants and refugees remain trapped on the freezing border between paris in poland. caught in a deepening war of words that sat to escalate. as soon as monday, the european union co

they're all looking at, houser is going right now and trying to make a decision. dominic, thank you for that, dominic, a life, i say in berlin, and still ahead on al jazeera liaison from the east, a bombing central lanka campaign is a step closer to justice. and was apart, black people living in south africa is cape town. see they are being pushed out of areas to house, to ridge ah route the ne monsoon setting now, which means they will be rein in viet nam to can the east coast. so it will go through cambodia to southern time that has been particularly wet a recently. same is true in northern sumatra, particularly band ha, where it's been flooding recently. bit further south. it looks rather dry than java's, i think had it's phil if heavy rain recently seems true. western bonnie of a can't say it's all finished just yet. this also sees me correct. now we've seen the cold go into the northeast of china minus 7, hub in that codec goes across the open water. so snow quite significant, started back on the western slopes of honshu and her card in the sunshine elsewhere attempted to be below

but definitely it will have the repercussions, because as i imagined that he was on his heart, as houser, as when they were negotiating at deal. and people ordered the question, his independence. but he said that he's going to be fully independent. and now up there, there's allegation, people are going to question more, his ledge to massey more and that is definitely going to make his job quite tough and also could potentially support the anger among the people who are already will pause in this deal. yeah, and let's talk about those protests because there's really been no let up in terms of the, the opposition to this agreement that has been signed. well, the, the put, the diminutive tape over has drones will down into our political crisis. and that particular crisis is still going on prime minister after lamb to be reinstated, as part of the agreement with the military to try and bring back did the country to it's part of transition. but many people are still pausing to deal and they want the military completely to be out of the power and also how the countable for the lives lost. you

has also been reduced now half of saucer downs, 11000000 people depend on food assistance, harriman houser reports not from fungus in john glass days. this used to be a road until it disappeared under water mid last year. now the only way to get a route in this part of south to dawn is my boats, and canoes is the worst flood this region is seen in 60 years. in this area, every home is abandoned. families had no choice but to leave people like no l. mccray, who arrived here in july, her children an extended family, now sleep in this makeshift house. not sure if and when there will be able to go back home human color. my house is still under water. no, there are a lot of his neck, sad. reptiles. one on the place is a steel river. it's no longer home. so how can i go back and been caught a yell? the landscape has changed. there is now more water and less dry land. the united nations says close to 800000 people have been affected. many of them can only be reached by boat. the urgently need shelter, clean water and have to rely on food rations from manitoba and agencies even before are the effe

oh, we want to see the release of from houser, us, of prime minister, ham dark. as well as all other or politicians and leaders that have been detained. well, the secretary security council has just concluded, a meeting on a sudan had took place hastily arranged a meeting. indeed, afterwards, the u. k. ambassador, the u. k. being the pen holder on the sudan issue, that is the country that takes the lead cave came out to give a statement. once again, reiterating what has been said by the security council before that there must be a return to the civilian transition process that the military rulers must stand down and that the situation continues to be critical, as she said very clearly that the window forgetting change or getting a return to the transition process is getting smaller and smaller. so the un security council expressing great concern along with un secretary general x ray, not from the united nations. my cana, ah, will thousands of my grandson, refugees remain trapped on freezing border between batteries and poland. caught in a deepening war of wides t

matsui, i inform the houser that ms. matsui will vote yes on s.1095. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? as the member designated by joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that he will vote yes on s.1095. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. kelly: as the member designated by ms. clarke of new york, i inform the house that ms. clarke will vote yes on s. 1095. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. manning of north carolina, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. manning will vote yes on s. 1095. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. ruiz, i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote yes on s. 1095. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 424. the nays are zero and zero recorded as present. 2/3 having responded in the

jeff houser. the disabled actually get to play golf regardless of the disabilities.e, you know, whether they have strokes, amputees, traumatic brain injuries. cerebral palsies, parkison's, whatever, they get to play golf. >> dana: awesome charity. all right, judge. >> judge jeanine: when you bring home a new pet, you usually can be pretty sure of the species, right? this family found a pet and brought him home and called him one run because he was constantly chasing local farm animals like chickens and ducks. probably in the marathon, too. here's the problem. this family. >> geraldo: that's a coyote. >> judge jeanine: shocked the new dog was a wild fox. the fox has since run away from their home because after three months he turned from a puppy into a fox. and so the fox has run away since they put out a warrant to shoot him and they are hoping to find him and return him to his natural habitat. so that's the last of the foxes on fox news. >> dana: fox news alert. >> greg: all dogs are foxes. >> judge jeanine: all dogs are. >> greg: all dogs think they are foxes. >> j

i'm ann marie houser. i'm joined with my colleague and senior fellow melanie kirkpatrick and the biographer of this book. she was a long time journalist at "the wall street journal" and we have the pleasure of hearing more from her today about this book and why she wrote it. before there was oprah or martha stewart, there was sarah josepha hale, one of the most famous women but mostly forgotten from the 19th century. she was the godmother of thanksgiving. you are in for a treat. this book is terrific. this woman is fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments and then we will have a curated conversation back and forth and then we look forward to taking your questions to discuss this further. so without further ado, melanie, welcome. >> thank you, ann marie, it's wonderful to be here and i thank you and the hudson institute for hosting this wonderful event and giving me the chance to talk about the woman i think is the most or one of the most important and influential women in american