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ida. white house, in your view? no, i think it's _ white house, in your view? house, in yourview? iirr, i think it's early to assess, but i do think there was a number of factors that were at play that resulted in the continued delay of an agreement. 0bviously, continued delay of an agreement. obviously, i continued delay of an agreement. 0bviously, ithink it started with the killing nasrallah and haniya, and the killing of sinwar. under the negotiations in terms of how many palestinian prisoners will be released, for every hostage life that is passed as a result of this conflict. i think that every adversary will attempt in every adversary will attempt in every terrorist organisation will attempt to try to exploit strategic transitions, and i think what we saw today in this announcement that there is no gap between our current administration and that of the incoming administration. to your point, prime minister netanyahu had the experience of working with president—elect trump in his previous ministration, so i think he clearly knew that there was a concerted

ida. feeling of inevitability you were a bit worried about?bit worried about? no, i think our players and _ were a bit worried about? no, i think our players and i - were a bit worried about? no, i think our players and i am - were a bit worried about? no, i think our players and i am for. think our players and i am for sure know how many quality players united have and it is difficult if you play against a low block with so many quality —— quality players it is more difficult. they played with two takers, and for the rest midfielders or defensively minded players and it is difficult to play through and these players can also hurt you a lot on the counter—attack and for a long time they did not take any risk and build up, played many long balls. within the last ten to 15 minutes, theyjust the last ten to 15 minutes, they just started to the last ten to 15 minutes, theyjust started to play. they were even better. celtic are 13 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a 3—0 win over st mirren. that's after second—placed rangers

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ida. gaza and israel and hamas? no, it is very unclear _ gaza and israel and hamas?srael and hamas? iifr, it is very unclear to be honest with regards to gaza how donald trump or his advisers see the next step. i mean, so far, trump is only made a lot of threats with regards to hamas, saying that israel needed to finish the job before saying that israel needed to finish thejob before he comes to, comes back to the white house. but with regards to, let's say, a peace plan, the construction of gaza, trump refrained from expressing his own views. the only big priority that seems very clear right now in the middle east or trump and his team is around. we have a lot of indications that this is at the top of the agenda to deal with iran and in particular to deal with the nuclear programme of the run with potential rumours that the us and possibly israel launch strikes on iran. but these are at this stage still rumours, but apart from that, we don't have a clear idea on how trump sees his policy on the middle east. �* ~ ., east. all right. we will have to wait and _ east. a

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ida you heard from is talking to some younger boys.ve seen so many moments like that throughout the day, just people talking to one another, reflecting on his life. i asked so many people why they felt they wanted to come out here. most of them talked about the type of man he was and how he led by example, the type of leader he was and type of loving husband and father he was. a lot of people decided to come with their families and really teach their children a little bit about him. of course they weren't alive during his presidency. let's take a listen to what one of those families had to say. >> it's a lot less about the presidency like my mom said. it's a lot about what he did throughout his life when he was in the senate and what he did after his presidency and i think that's great and really important to not think about politicians as just politicians but remember them as people. they had hearts, souls, they are more than just the big guy in the white house. >> reporter: and by the way, that young man evan jones was not alive duri

. >> you know, i'm reminded of the spirit of ida b.ls, as you talk about the responsibility that journalists have in this space, particularly journalists who look like me and you who are going to be in spaces that are likely hostile to them but still have to tell the truth. over the summer, you called out the decision to invite donald trump to that convention. you cited black journalists having to protect themselves from the very man they had on stage. how can organizations like nabj, nahj, the unity organizations, and others, how can they work to defend and to empower journalists over these next four years? >> and the white house correspondent association. don't forget that. that's the first group of the reporters, the advocacy group for reporters in the white house. what you have to do, you have to advocate. you know, you cannot genuflect, as i said before. if reporters are in trouble and it's fair, fact based, you've got to stand with them because it's not just that journalist. it's journalism at its core. if you go after one, you'r

>> like we always do, like we did for katrina, like we did for hurricane ida and everything in between around each other. we support those who need support. laura: meanwhile, the sugar bowl football game, postponed from yesterday due to the attack, kicked off this afternoon. with fans swarming downtown new orleans, though with a heavier police presence. >> the city of new orleans, we're resilient. laura: new orleans mayor latoya cantrell. >> i want to reassure the public that the city of new orleans is not only ready for game day today, but we're ready to continue to host large scale events in our city because we are built to host at every single turn. laura: but cantrell said the focus must remain on the victims and their families, as details emerged about some of those killed. among them, reggie hunter, a 37-year-old father of two from baton rouge. nikyra dedeaux, an 18-year-old aspiring nurse from mississippi. nicole perez, a single mother of a four-year-old. and tiger bech, a 27-year-old from lafayette, louisiana, who played football at princeton. amna: and laura baron-lopez joins

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another marker of increased interest appeared when the national first lady's library opened at the idasex, the mckinley in canton, ohio. led by mary regular, the national first lady's library reached a broad public audience through the biographical overviews and the extensive bibliography on their website. also reaching an arguably larger public audience was the brilliant redesign of the smithsonian museum. first lady's dress exhibit. the new curator, edith mayo. refocus the popular collection on first lady's achievements and not solely their dresses. then, as the 21st century opened, historian catherine al gore's, trailblazing book parlor politics made us all reconsider and redefine power as utilized by america's founding. al gore's work positively shaped the amazing new books that poured out in the 2000s by wonderful scholars like patricia brady, joseph ellis, amy greenberg watson, catherine clinton. catherine sibley. christy miller. lewis. nancy burke young. barbara perry. myra gutting. maureen beasley wertheimer among others. that was some decade of scholarship. now, not long after

because i think ida elder communities don't get a lot of space in disability. we want to support this program that is doing incredible work and giving disability and making this program what supports the art and health in different way bunkham art as a way of expression. a way of like socializing and giving artists the opportunity also to make art for the first time, sometimes and we are excited that we can support this stories and honor their stories through art. we hope the people will feel inspired by the variety and the quality of the creative expressions here and that viewers come, way with a greater appreciation of the richness what elders have to share with us. [music] >> conduct a field shelter exercise where we open up a number of tents that animal control has they have supplies and equipment and staff and volunteers. we simulate the need for cape ability after a disaster or earthquake. >> animal care and control is your city's animal shelter. we care for approximately 10,000 animals a year. we are opinion for san francisco's animal in thes upon effect

and he understood the power of that, you know, my heroes, ida b wells was a writer. you know, james baldwin was a writer these are important. martin luther king, by the way, was a writer actually a really good one to you know what i mean? so i don't know where we are as a people without books, without writing. and so i was motivated by a desire to, on one level, demonstrate craft and talk about the craft, but also talk about the practical application of the craft and how to craft shapes our world and how it shapes our life. and to, you know, put some emphasis on that. you write about all of your books, kind of like as your children. would you mind reading that? it's on page 89, you have it. i got a book. i just to have a book. oh, beautiful. okay. yeah. oh, my actual children and my wife are not offended. um. almost of them, actually. okay. just to contextualize this. um, this is from a chapter where i'm going wild enough going to carolina to see my own book. your band, which was an interesting experience and it addresses the, the motivations of book banning with the

in the fine tradition of harriet tubman, fannie lou hamer, ida b wells, and sojourner truth.t of that. just like she did when the obamas were seated, were slated to sit beside the trumps at president jimmy carter's funeral. black women have had a unique sojourn in this country, denied the protections of womanhood during slavery. black women persisted, protecting their children where they could and insisting on not just their own dignity, but also calling on this country to live up to its promises. i had the honor of spending more than a year studying and interviewing just such a woman, a great woman named myrlie evers-williams, who survived the assassination of her husband, presidential medal of freedom honoree and world war two hero medgar evers, who she more than frequently told, no, i'm not doing that. during their 11 years together, i was honored to chronicle their civil rights love story in my book, medgar and myrlie, which last year i shall humble brag became a new york times number one bestseller, and this year is an naacp image award nominee in the biography category.

one year after her wilson's election, ida wells joined, this man, william monroe trotter, in a meeting with wilson in the white house to confront him over his policy, which she set in motion almost immediately after taking of segregating the federal workforce. trotter it was impressive, man was harvard's first phi beta kappa key holder. he was the editor at the time of the boston guardian and the head of the national equal league. when trotter and and others in their group presented wilson with a petition signed by more than 20,000 people demanding end to the federal jim crow. expressed surprise. he said, i thought this would be acceptable to everybody and he did not back off his position. nearly three years later, during his reelection campaign. this particular meeting i'm about to describe took place in july of 1916. wilson with a small group, four women democratic women who came not as the suffragists had come previously, to demand support for the anthony amendment on the basis of simple justice, but rather to talk to him about women's suffrage and specifically anthony movement as a

from civil rights, icons like ida b. wells, to cultural legends like arita franklin torques leaders in this very chamber like chair of the congressional black caucus, ms. clarke. like our brilliant sisters who serve here, congresswoman puree, congresswoman lucy mcbath, congresswoman jasmine crockett, congresswoman summer lee, congresswoman jennifer mcclellan and senator angela alsobrooks. as we celebrate founders day, we recommitted ourselves to the mission and division of delta sigma theta authority incorporated, fostering economic empoweringment, advancing education, improving physical and mental health, promoting international awareness, and lastly, engaging in political advocacies. these values have guided us for 112 years and will lynn to light our way -- and will continue to light our way forward. thank you. let me also add i associate myself with every word that congresswoman pressley said in respect to what we are rightly naming when we think about this bill being proposed, it is really the child predator empower

momentum system a few small corners of the va it has more than doubled to $5.8 billion according to the ida. finally the g.i. bill has missed its original 2024 completion date and his final price tag will likely double as well. not only have these systems on pastor schedules and budgets they are also struggling to live up to the users expectations. however there are signs the va leaders are looking to take different approaches. pull the plug on the system after it pilot went so poorly. the second supply chain effort has been on indefinite hold since he subcommittee exposes poorly defined objectives for the nine billion dollar lifecycle call assessment. finally secretary and their teams came to their senses before moving forward with the nearly $1 billion human capitol management modernization contract. i am glad to see some of the va resist the contractors expensive promises and the temptation to use major it projects to build their bureaucratic empire megaprojects sound good in theory but in reality they are always overdue, overbudget, that is unacceptable for veterans than taxpayers. at a

and its cost estimate has more than doubled to 5.8 billion dollars according to the ida. finally, the digital g.i. bill has missed its original 2024 completion date and its final price tag will likely double as well. not only have these systems gone past schedules and budgets, they are also struggling to live up to the users expectations. however, there are signs that the v.a.'s leaders are learning to take different approaches. secretary mcdonagh had the good sense to pull the plug on a system after it went so poorly. the second supply chain effort has been on indefinite hold since the subcommittee exposed its poorly defined objectives and more than $9 billion lifecycle cost estimate. finally, the secretary and their teams came to their senses before moving forward with a nearly $1 billion human capital management modernization contract. i am glad to see some of the v.a. resist the contractors expensive promises and the temptation to use major i.t. projects to build their bureaucratic empires. megaprojects sound good in theory but in reality, they are always overdue, ove

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ida, firehouse to receive a briefing. joining me at the table for today's breaking news coverage, congressman and msnbc david jolly. but we start first with our friend, california resident nbc news jacob in the second hour. we have been watching your coverage and tell me what you are seeing. >> nicolle wallace, you mentioned those wins and they are picking up right now that i have not felt a sense of late last night. just beginning right now and i think you can see on this structure, this is in an area near the bluffs that overlooked the ocean here in pacific palisades. this is nowhere near close to being over. in this direction there are other structures on fire. take a look. we have a house that is just catching fire, as well. everything that we see, this inferno continues to grow. i mentioned to our viewers that this is a neighborhood that i know very well. i was born and raised here in pacific palisades, california. it is unimaginable to see it in this estate. this is a beautiful community of 24,000 people and a coast

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because i think ida elder communities don't get a lot of space in disability.ing incredible work and giving disability and making this program what supports the art and health in different way bunkham art as a way of expression. a way of like socializing and giving artists the opportunity also to make art for the first time, sometimes and we are excited that we can support this stories and honor their stories through art. we hope the people will feel inspired by the variety and the quality of the creative expressions here and that viewers come, way with a greater appreciation of the richness what elders have to share with us. [music] (music). >> (clapping). >> hi, my name is charlotte i'm a 5 gardener at elementary school please welcome dr. harris pesticide transition and first general attorney for california and (clapping). >> good morning, good morning. >> and thank you, charlotte for that wonder introductions i'm dr. harris truly honored to welcome you here today, i want to acknowledge all the families impacted by the fires no southern california and the fir

ida. from the white house? no, nothin: from the white house?e white house? iifr, nothing official. although, as you said, the podium is up at the oval office so the sign that a statement is imminent from president biden. i think they will wait and want to choreograph this in terms of joint announcement with the prime minister of qatar or the emir of qatarand the prime minister of qatar or the emir of qatar and the president of egypt as the mediators. whether or not we get the formal announcement from qatar first and then president biden speaks, we don't know yet. obviously he is going to say something very soon. having said that president—elect trump has beaten them to it, posting a couple of statements in the last half an hour. first of all to say there was an agreement but then a bit of a longer statement describing it but then

ida. be plain sailing for donald trump when he returns? no, i don't think— trump when he returns?trump when he returns? no, i don't think it is. _ trump when he returns? no, i don't think it is. as _ trump when he returns? no, i don't think it is. as you - trump when he returns? no, i don't think it is. as you say, . don't think it is. as you say, he holds was known as the trifecta, effectively all three arms of the legislative process, but that does not necessarily mean donald trump is going to get everything that he wants to stop for example, in the run up to today, there was a vote where he wanted tonga to lift the debt limit and he pressed commerce men to do so, and in the end, that deal did not get put through, he did not get what he wanted, and it shows the limits of donald trump ozment power over congress. they can be somewhat independent of their thinking. even though donald trump has a party control over all the levers of legislative power, that does not necessarily mean it is going to be plain seven for his agenda going forward, especially given the narrow majorities he

ida. behind is at the end of a? no. as i mentioned _ behind is at the end of a? no. at the end of a? lift as i mentioned 13 degrees in the south on sunday. still very cold in the north of scotland. what we will see is as we move into the start of the new week as the weather system with the rain and snow and living way and we get back into the cold air against and we get back into the cold airagainst the and we get back into the cold air against the cold northerly air against the cold northerly air wins out air against the cold northerly airwins out in air against the cold northerly air wins out in the end so into next week it will stay cold and you will still need the coat or their wintry showers and the question is how much more snow we will see in details like that will have to be firmed up. certainly looking like it will stay cold into next week. we alwa s stay cold into next week. we always read _ stay cold into next week. we always read questions when we have these cold snaps from viewers who say, if climate change is making the world warmer how can we still see