officiant: take you, katherine. scott pierce: take you, katherine. officiant: to be my wife. josh mankiewicz: was there a honeymoon coming? katherine pierce: the honeymoon was going to take a back seat for a little while, which was fine. we had a house, you know? we still had boxes everywhere. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): that decision to buy that home at that time on that schedule would one day become a choice katherine and others would examine and re-examine-- [tense music] --because that honeymoon the new couple had put off would never come. just six days after the wedding, scott and katherine's new life took a turn no one saw coming. he actually stayed up late that night watching a movie and then came to bed. next thing we know, the dogs are barking. i got up, went down the hall. i noticed the back door was open. and i thought it was 3 o'clock in the morning, i didn't have my glasses on, and i thought, why would scott leave the back door open? so if the back door had been open when he went to bed, he probably would have noticed it. yes. his routine was to go through the h

. >> for katherine.ed in a in a house just off of wichita state campus a rental home. >> she lived with her sister, but she had gone to lunch with her brother kevin killer breaks in. >> he's lying in wait, and he's thinking he will be able to subdue her and do whatever he wants and fill his fantasy, which is a lot of what the crimes are about. >> when they came home, they were ambushed. >> he first says he's on the run from california to new york, and he just wants a car and some money. that's an attempt to put your your victims at ease he orders kevin to tie up his sister then he takes kevin into another room and wants to tie him up, and they get into a terrible struggle and kevin gets a hold of the gun. >> he shoves it into his stomach. he fires it and it doesn't go off. >> kevin believed that he had gotten ahold of the guy's gun, but unknown to him, he had a second weapon. through a series of struggles, he will shoot kevin. >> kevin still gets up and fights. the attacker has to shoot him twice. he thi

katherine: you are going to have that approach. you are going to have folks who are going to say there is going to be no regulation. but if you actually look, the folks in the industry, we are not asking for no regulation. we are asking for clarity, for regulation. not just enforcement actions. i know we have heard that quite a bit. what does that really mean, if you break it down? the enforcement actions are expensive. they are limited to the case in point. you don't get a broader rule that will help businesses who either have engaged with the industry or are trying to engage in the correct way. having worked very closely with the s.e.c., the light does not flip overnight. it is not that suddenly all the cases are going to disappear into the ether. it is just that you are going to have a better dialogue. you are going to get collaboration. you are going to have a more positive approach to how we get there. we are not getting rid of everything. we are just going to get there in a more collaborative fashion, and that is what you nee

katherine: brilliant.s been ai native. the biggest difference, mentioning salesforce for example, is we combined in the command center all different patterns of ai. scales, a genentech, it would be predictive or prescriptive. depending on the use case, you mentioned service or sales automation, we could be doing those particular use cases combined. as it is ai native, it's not an additional module on top of it. it's not like we announced it as a separate model and we charge for it. it's quite an opposite. we are not charging for it. it is the creation platform. ai is the central part of the platform. caroline: ultimately with everyone offering some kind of agent that helps with coding, how do you defend your territory even when you say you don't have to pay extra for the new ai applications? once others have the pricing sorted and are in the rooms of your customers, how do you defend the territory? katherine: brilliant. let's say that the first part of what they deliver is two parts of the equation. no cod

he is a texan from houston, his mom katherine is from texas. i've talked with katherine many times.uthored and pass address pollution in the senate that passed unanimously calling for mark swidan's return to america. he spent 12 years unjustly imprisoned in communist china. i will tell you i have raised it directly with the foreign minister of china, i've raised it with president biden, i've raised it with secretary of state tony blinken and i will give them credit on this. tony blinken two years ago was the most recent time i spoke with him about mark swidan and the administration suppressed the chinese government and mark swidan is back home with his mother who has prayed for him and loved him. mark, welcome home. katherine, congratulations. i told you this day would come. this is a day when all texans and americans should be celebrating. >> i also know you care about the case of austin theis. do you have any thought that the rebel gains will unlock austin's freedom? >> i don't know. i certainly hope and pray. austin needs to come home and i hope and pray -- listen, there is a com

then they make an individual retailer treatment plan on katherine vandals. the 1st step was an operation. although the tumor was in an inconvenient place maggie bonnie's color kosky was able to save catherine's breast . that's because surgical techniques have also improved in recent years. this noise is that what's new is we can treat a large tumor or one that's in an inconvenient spot without removing the breast instead be performed on co plastic surgery. which means we use techniques from us. but its plastic surgery which we naturally adapt to remove the boomer, was a good safety, largest and intensive after the operation tissue from catherine vandals tumor was examined. the biopsy had already revealed various important characteristics of her tumor. now the pathologist can analyze it for certain proteins and genetic mutations in certain tumors. these prognostic or gene expression tests can help to predict the course of a disease. if i'm busy, until now we weren't so good a gauging whether a patient needed chemo therapy or not. based on these tests, we can

and they were like, "that's mary katherine gallagher." it was, like, in the morning.and then they analyze the whole movie. like, "your grandmother in the movie, she's not playing." and they just broke the whole thing down. "she wants to be a star." and i was like, "yes." but it was, like, early in the morning. but i will always pose with people if they want to do "superstar" or -- i do it. i do it at the airports. i don't mind. >> seth: you've got to do it. >> i'm like, i love it. i never get sick of it. >> seth: here you were with the gang. everybody went -- they were like, "we'll do it all." look at that. >> yep, yep. [ laughter ] >> seth: mary katherine. what a delight to see you. molly shannon, everyone. season finale of "only murders in the building" streams tomorrow on hulu. stick around. we'll be right back with brooks wheelan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (music plays throughout) ok, ebay. the place for pre-loved and vintage fashion. ebay. things. people. love. ahh, yellow! didn't pass the tissue test? buckle up! whoa! there's toothpaste w white, and there's cres

we hope this new development will not be otherwise. >> reporter: katherine is likely to try a new model. >> okay, so back to that franklin fire that burned up malibu. hollywood legend, dick van dyke, posted online that he was very worried about his cat. but tonight, bobo is safe. animal control officers found him and snapped a picture of bobo before they brought him home. just in time for dick van dyke to celebrate his 99th birthday today. >>> all right, san jose firefighters rescued multiple people from a balcony when a fire broke out on war park avenue. heavy smoke trapped people in their rooms. one person did get hurt. firefighters made sure they didn't leave any pets behind. >>> another kitten rescue, and a big relief for that woman and the other people reunited with their pets. no word yet on what started this fire. >>> people along the east coast are looking up, saying what's that? asking for answers. >> i'm not even sure what -- i've never seen anything like it. it is just a drone on steroids. >> the frustration on capitol hill after big drones spotted over >>> an update now afte

maybe this new development will not. >> reporter: katherine says she's willing to try the new model ift can increase affordability and accessibility. >> hopefully it would attract some of the carriers that have made an exodus. maybe they'll come back and we'll have a more competitive market. >> reporter: state officials believe companies will use the catastrophe model starting around mid-2025. again, prices won't be going down. their hope is to stabilize the market and insurance premium rates. >> so the commissioner's office says the new regulation is part of a larger strategic plan to reform the insurance industry. they're still working on other parts of his sustainable insurance strategy. >>> still ahead, it's not just electric cars. how the state is trying to convince californians, all of us, to invest in e-bikes with some cold, hard cash. >>> plus another twist in the legal battle "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your ste

after her diagnosis, a special test helped katherine vandal decide to undergo came of therapy to make sure her cancer wouldn't come back. catherine bundle can still remember how everything started. in april 2022, she noticed something wasn't right and went to see her gynecologist a mammogram. and a biopsy confirmed her fears. she had breast cancer, but the diagnosis was just the 1st challenge sufficient ext vehicles come when i got the diagnosis, i started googling to see whether i should have an impact to me or have my breast removed entirely quench or do you do what i had to start, it was very, very hard to sort it all out does. oh boy, i so often because these days there are many ways to fight breast cancer, making the course of treatment almost as individuals as the women themselves. so after her diagnosis katrin vandal found herself confronted with a myriad of methods and terms operation, radio therapy, chemo therapy, and t, hormones, therapy, anti bodies therapy, and many more as this and causing pots, there's chaos in your brain. now the one thing was clear to me, but i didn't

i yield to our distinguished whip, katherine clark. ms. clark: thank you, mr. leader. the 118th congress is going out just as it started. it is the g.o.p., the majority in the house, leading with chaos. who is left on the sidelines? the american people. and the leader set forth all the impacts in the short term of a government shutdown. it will impact government workers. our military families, all the small businesses and farmers and communities that are are waiting for this disaster aid. it will impact our community health centers and the ability to deliver health care that is affordable and accessible. and it will rise the costs of everyday items. whether that's childcare, to the groceries anti-price you pay at the supermarket -- and the price you pay at the supermarket. what for? because elon musk, an unelected man, said we are not doing this deal. and donald trump followed along. so here we are once again in chaos. and house democrats are going to stand together and make sure that american families' voices are heard here. because we shouldn't even be in this situat

. >> joining us now is massachusetts congresswoman and democratic whip katherine katherine clark. thank you so much. um, congresswoman, i want to start with this. you just heard johnson saying there's a plan. they're going to vote on it this morning. have democrats been consulted on this plan? >> well, good morning, sara, and i apologize for my voice. >> there's been a lot of heated conversations going on, but i we we have no idea. the republicans have failed to put a budget together over two years. we have they have taken us to the verge of a shutdown for the sixth time. and every time democrats have come together to be the voice for the american people to prevent that, we had a negotiated deal. it was signed off and posted by the republicans, and then elon musk sent out 150 tweets, told them they shouldn't do it. donald trump weighed in afterwards and joined the chorus, and they pulled back on the deal they had negotiated. they have now not talking with us. they are continuing the chaos and infighting and we will see what they do this morning. but we stand here ready to fight fo

closerto worth quite a bit more than 56 billion, closer to $100 billion and this ruling today from katherineormack reiterates her rolling back at the start of the year in january where she found this pay package is excessive and not only that, the board of directors of tesla directors is not sufficiently independent to approve it, the people on the board her personal and business relationships with elon musk. his brother happens to be on the board, james murdoch the son of rupert murdoch is on the board, injune as you mentioned, elon musk and tesla put this to the shareholders who approved this pay package, but chancellor mccormack saying thatis but chancellor mccormack saying that is not enough reiterating that is not enough reiterating that early decision and one of the arguments we saw here from the arguments we saw here from the shareholders as they were not told how easy or difficult it would be for elon musk to make those original targets when they voted. she sided with them once again today. l115 them once again today. us markets — them once again today. us markets are continuing to r

let's speak to katherine moon, professor of political studies, wellesley college. just in terms of thispretty tight. what does that say about the appetite to impeach him? i that say about the appetite to impeach him?— that say about the appetite to impeach him? i would disagree that it was _ impeach him? i would disagree that it was tight _ impeach him? i would disagree that it was tight because - impeach him? i would disagree that it was tight because we . that it was tight because we knew that the ruling party, a good majority of them are trying to back him but i am actually surprised that more went over to join the went over tojoin the opposition parties in order to impeach president he in. i think they heeded the call of the people who are unnerved and very distressed by the martial law declaration and have been putting a lot of pressure publicly and privately for legislators to take action to impeach president yoon. what ha--ens impeach president yoon. what happens next _ impeach president yoon. what happens next following - impeach president yoon. what happens next following this

the victims, donna major and katherine skene.en said quote, i condemn these murderers, refer the victims of their despicable acts and a for those who have experienced irreparable loss but i am more convinced than ever that we must stop the use of the death penalty at the federal level. let's bring in u.s. attorney derek, one of the prosecutors on brandon council's case. thank you for being here. what was your reaction to this news when you worked to bring justice to for these families? >> i did. one of the things, the very first emotion i had was shock for the family. this family waited for over a year to get this justice. a jury decided this was the right punishment and a judge imposed it. to have all that struck away with the swipe of a pen i know was tougher this family. >> the president said that he grieves for the victims families in his announcement. but this is what donna major's daughter said. >> the fact that he didn't talk to any of us, the victims of this crime. we trusted the judicial system, we sat through court, i w

[laughter] stuart: what do you say, mary katherine?ally don't think that's a terrible idea. like, a bipartisan pardon trade would probably be more healthy than what he's doing. also the actual audacity of the president who has been creating felonies, his doj, under weird circumstances and frankensteining them into something he can convict donald trump of to say that the koj is unfairly -- doj is unfairly after his son is just wild to maine i think people look at it and on its face do not believe it. also i anticipate letting hunter biden get away with anything and any bad decision he's ever made will continue to make him the upstanding citizen that we know today. get ready for that. stuart: i just -- yeah. i'm getting ready for biden to pardon himself and members of his family before january 20th. that's not out of the question, i don't think. mary katherine, i'm afraid i'm out of time. thanks for being with us. thanks. >>> musk and ramaswamy say that the new department of government efficiency, doge, has an education prayings date. --

mary katherine, great of to have you onboard this morning., as we know, is promising to hit the ground running. how hard will it be for him to to achieve his goals? >> he's a rot moretop lahr than -- a lot more popular than he was in 2016 and a lot more prepared. so in 2017, january, he came in not really knowing that they were going to win. they weren't really prepared for that, and the transition was rough as a result. democrats and people within the intel communities and law enforcement communities had already started this russia nonsense that they were ready on day one with that, and he was not ready with what he wanted to do. i think the roles have sort of to flipped this time. his approval ratings are higher than they have been in seven years, his transition approval ratings are quite high. and democrats, although they're going the fight him, of course, are going the to deal with that part. the public wants some of the things that he's doing. they must contend with that. and the other part is he has, i think, a lot of executive actions

this month, the katherine hubbard animal sanctuary broke ground on what will become katherine's learning over the last ten years, the not-for-profit her parents set up in her name have conducted thousands of opportunities and workshops for kids to commune with animals. there is a race for chase kids triathlon today, and so there are children all over connecticut who are learning how to overcome obstacles by racing in their first triathlon, named after chase. the emily parker art connection has helped support arts programs that are under siege with local budget cuts, not just in connecticut but all over the country kids are getting to experience art because of the emily parker art connection. that's a lovely story, the triathlon, the animal sanctuary, the arts programming, but what would katherine, and what would chase, and what would emily have done with their lives had they lived? what would all of these other beautiful girls and boys, their teachers have done with their lives, had they been here today? it's just unthinkable how many lives are cut off, how much genius is extinguished, h

thank you katherine and let you guys get back in line and catch that flight.rs who are, you know, not sort of -- sort of in a little panic mode here at the airport. when you are trying to make that flight. lots of families just trying to get reunited with others earlier we met the family who's doing the disney cruise they do annually. the "home alone" feelings leer this morning just rush to get to the airport. but we know that between the 17th and the 23rd, sfo seeing somewhere around 500,000 people. today alone, 160,000 coming in and out. gianna, reed. >> that makes you do the "home alone" face. oh. >> veronica, thank you. do the face veronica. do the "home alone" face. can you do it? >> perfect, perfect. [ laughter ] love that movie. check in with you soon. thank you. >>> talk about the skies and the roadways a little bit here, here's a live look at some of the bay area bridges this morning. drivers. they are seeing lower prices at pump this year. as the holiday travel ramps up. good news, right now the national average price for a gallon of regular gas is j

the other is the dimension that katherine was talking about which is, what was his mental health status? if he's in persistent pain, would that contribute to this or maybe put him in a different psychological state. >> and i also just have to come back to the fact that he had been on the run for days. and it seemed like it was unclear which state even he was in. we know there were authorities in georgia where we thought he may have, you know, ordered a bus because that's where a ticket originated to new york city. they ultimately tracked him down at this mcdonald's in pennsylvania. katherine, your thoughts on just how he was eventually caught. >> well, it was by chance because, really, they didn't track him down. he was having, you know, food at mcdonald's and someone there, because of the photo that was spread all over nationwide tv and social media saw him. so that's how they got very fortunate. as they say, someone saw something and said something. clearly, he was not hiding. he wasn't going back to hawaii. he was walking around. he even -- the reason why we have a clear photo of him

dennis murphy (voiceover): more than 20 years ago, state attorney katherine fernandez rundle vowed thatcold case file. now, she says, there is justice, both for the young mother and for her son, even though he disagrees with the outcome of the case. ultimately, it's all about a boy, isn't it? it's all about the boy. dennis murphy: this tug of love between the two parents. that's right, except i would beg to say that i don't think a father who would deprive a boy of the love of a mother really loves the boy. he loved himself more, it seems to me. dennis murphy (voiceover): markers. out west, there's the great open sky. in south florida, the ocean, always the ocean, the vast churning tropical waters. for the aging friends still remembering, it is lynne's marker, too-- after a violent death, the place where they prayed she might finally rest in peace. that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. this is "dateline." i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." andrea canning: that must be a pit in your stomach when you hear that your inmate is gone. davi

. >>> he replaces the outgoing katherine stefani who won a seat. they blocked two of the nominees for other positions, one was for the board and the other is for the board of appeals. >>> all right, massive traffic backups where crews are working to repair a large pothole on the northbound lanes. so this is near san gabriel, right where 680 will cross over mission boulevard. they blocked off the right lanes as well as the northbound freeway entrance. all right, here is a look at the pothole earlier this afternoon. chp expects to have the lanes back open overnight. by around 1:00 in the morning. >>> all right, if you live in san mateo county, your local leaders want your feedback on how the county responded to the tsunami warning earlier this month. and that is when a 7.0 earthquake off the coast of humboldt county triggered the warning throughout the bay area coastline. homes and schools were evacuated. several drivers found themselves stuck along highway 1, trying to get to higher ground. it will start at half moon bay at the maverick house. >>> a

. >> just katherine parker did address the issue during man joni's initial appearance during the short proceeding, man, johnny told a judge he understood his rights in this case and the charges he's facing having reviewed the complaint, defense attorneys didn't request bail so he'll remain in federal custody. the same jail in brooklyn that houses other high-profile defendants like sean diddy combs. >> and that was kareen wynter reporting for us. a judge in texas has rejected a request by the former you've all day schools, police chief to dismiss criminal charges against him related to that deadly shooting there 2 years ago during a court appearance today. pete arredondo says that he was scapegoated for the delayed police response. but the judge refused to throw out the charges and has set a trial date for october of next year. hundreds of law enforcement agents rushed to the scene of the elementary school shooting, but they waited over an hour to confront and kill the gunman. 19 children and a pair of teachers were murdered. >> we have new details tonight in that deadly wisconsin schoo

we're getting. katherine story is in the capital in jemina wearing appalling station in the city. it's uh, a populated area and so the voices are coming to check their names against the voters list. they are elect seeing a m p, the municipal and provincial representatives as well. we know that the president, my, how much uh, address uh votes. had ali was seen some election of the we are being told that the, our regional of the uh, on ground. but we have also been told that forties, like the e u and the african union, one not accredited, that position the may know position policies, how ported the election as well as civil society groups. they say that the, they believe that the election is not going to be free and fair that says all the processes electoral processes are flowed, would be speaking to some charges and say they still disconnected. when it comes to the selection, they said that they didn't lose that positive no matter what they don't feel that the vote is going to count on the say that they have more pressing needs. for example, the cost of living is extremely high. th

let's bring in greg lewstein, and katherine christian. so greg, this filing just came down. it's some 30-plus pages. walk us through what we know. >> yeah. we're still going through the filing, but we know this completely upends what's expected in the last criminal case pending against the former president. remember, this case is still ongoing. district attorney fani willis had that very high-profile questions about whether there was a conflict of interest involving former special prosecutor nathan wade. well, this court ruled there is an apparent conflict of interest that merits her dismissal from the case. i'll read you one quote. while we recognize that appearance of impropriety generally is not enough to support disqualification, this is the rare case disqualification is mandated and we want to restore the integrity of these proceedings. this can be appealed to the georgia supreme court. it is expected to be appealed to the georgia supreme court, but this is a really decisive order against fani willis being able to continue this case. >> katherine, what's your reaction?

. >> katherine schweid is with us as well, a former fbi agent who understands what's going on very, very well. katherine, to that point that we just heard these charges imply that prosecutors think mangione had wider ambitions, that he could have been planning more attacks on other health care leaders. what do you make of that? >> yeah, i think two is, as a former prosecutor, you know what the challenge is that we saw successful terrorism charge against a shooter up in oakland county. >> carolyn karen mcdonald brought it the da up in oakland county in michigan and was successful in getting her defendants prosecuted successfully. but here i think there's another challenge because in new york, their high court has already ruled 14 years ago, they put that ruling in that said, if you are going after a segment of the society, in that case, it was the gang related and a segment of the population, maybe you won't be successful. so it's going to be a tough it's going to be a tough road. but i would add this, wolf, you know, the concept of whether they should bring it, that's their job. their jo

talking to adjust to the muscle storage facility and come, i've sent off for the group as us planes, katherine, this tied to bomb the mid least. the us gone down one of his own as a guided missile cruise that locked in on the supersonic f. e a t and by the jet that was conducting operations against the prolong, from all the hospitals units are now attack my occupation.

. >> just katherine parker did address the issue during man joni's initial appearance during the short proceeding, man, johnny told a judge he understood his rights in this case and the charges he's facing having reviewed the complaint, defense attorneys didn't request bail so he'll remain in federal custody. the same jail in brooklyn that houses other high-profile defendants like sean diddy combs. >> and that was kareen wynter reporting for and tony has a preliminary hearing set for mid-january, but that's tentative since prosecutors are expected to an indictment from a grand jury. >> also developing tonight, we're learning the names of the student and teacher killed in the wisconsin school shooting this week. they've been identified as 14 year-old freshman ruby vergara and 42 year-old teacher aaron west here. the shooting was at abundant life. christian school in madison, wisconsin, monday. police say a 15 year-old shot up a study hall killing vergara and west, injuring several others and then taking her own life and in southern california has been detained after the fbi says he admi

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según la experta katherine cullen, vicepresidenta de perspectivas de la industria y el consumidor de 902 $ en promedio por persona. la cantidad es un promedio de 27 $ por persona. más que la cifra del año pasado, es decir, 16 $ más que el récord anterior en 2019. josé francisco opina que a pesar de los aumentos en algunos artículos, la gente sigue consumiendo. yo opino que sí, que la gente sigue viniendo a comprar y sobre todo por la calidad de la carne. sí, eso es muy importante. si no hay veces que la gente no le interesa, que se va un poquitito el precio. sí, porque ya conocen la calidad que tenemos de carne y ahí lo tenemos. muchos ya están comprando los últimos ingredientes de la cena navideña. incluso esas últimas compras para los regalos de la navidad. gracias por este informe y la realidad es que muchos en realidad esperan hasta el último minuto y le preguntamos usted cómo va con sus compras navideñas y para esta cena? esperamos que no sea o no estén tan congestionados los supermercados para quienes estén comprando en este momento vamos a pasar a la ciudad de san francisco po

young, the president of south korea. katherine, i do want to ask how you perceive this in terms of its impact on the global perception of south korea's democracy. because if we look at the constitution, the declaration of most martial law must be reserved for the most serious situation . so i want to ask this effect that the president was able to make this circuit declaration point to some weaknesses in south trans democratic frameworks, or just the fact that he's already back down indeed point to its strength. and i would say the latter, i think the fact that his marshal law declaration lasted only 2 and a half hours. and during the middle of the night, says a lot of the south koreans in general do not put up with this nonsense. the national assembly, surprisingly, were unified in voting against the martial law situation and calling for a revocation unanimously. the democratic party that is the opposition party controls about a $170.00 seats out of $300.00. they have the majority. they won by a landslide this past spring. and or i'm sorry, yeah, yes, it's past spring. and the fact tha

katherine da costa reports.lloon whilst his passengers film him from the back seat. it was an accident waiting to happen. they were never going to make it round that corner. it was never going to happen. yeah, i'm going to get the laptop. the biggest thing is next of kin and stuff at the moment. right. let's not rush. 0kay, no worries. he was doing an apprenticeship and he was absolutely loving it. 0h, bleep! typical teenage boy. he liked hanging out with his friends. he liked loud music. he wanted to be an engineer, and he always had aspirations to be his own boss one day. 17 year old elliot pullen, and 18 year old daniel hancock and ethan goddard were killed when the car they were travelling in lost control at nearly 100 miles an hour. it doesn't feel like a family any more. it's very difficult. it's so hard. it has left a massive hole. even like our parents as well. um, it's really affected my dad. if he had any idea that this is how much pain we would be in, - he would have never set foot in that car _ cctv

gb news, political correspondent katherine forster has been in paris for us with the latest. >> hugefor france as notre dame cathedral reopens five and a half years after that horrific fire. 50 heads of state and dignitaries, 1500 people invited to the opening later on this afternoon, including some very, very important figures indeed . very important figures indeed. president elect trump is here. jill biden, the first lady is here. prince william is here representing the united kingdom. now we understand that prince william will be meeting with trump later this afternoon. and we also understand that president macron at the elysee palace will be meeting with trump. and then subsequent to that, with ukrainian president zelenskyy. we know, of course, that trump has said that he will end the war in ukraine in one day. zelenskyy may have a rather different view of that, i suspect. so a huge moment for france, a real showcase. notre dame returned to its former splendour. 2000 people involved in the restoration and some several hundred thousand pounds worth of work. but this comes against

even when that justification defies any logic or morality. katherine bulk and has been an avid observer of that technique and during the stream earlier to help us unpack it. shes back with us today. casey, thank you so much bar is just effective because it plays with our psychic, right. can you remind us of just some of the techniques that are actually used here? absolutely, i mean, has bought a relies on a scaffolding of different tactics that really type into the psyche. it builds on theory, a social behavior, use a very specific cognitive language. manipulation tactics weapon is ation of existing trauma and really demands that people ignore the discomfort of their cognitive dissonance that they ignore the data that's present in, in front of their faces. in order to establish in the schema for what is considered right or what is considered normal. and one of the bases for has about a to function is called the just world hypothesis. and this is the belief that a lot of us are taught from childhood as, as early as we can remember, learning a more or less than that good things happen to.

it's targeted to the medical storage facility and combined center for the group of us planes. katherine, this tied to bomb the mid least, the us gone down one of his own as a guided missile cruise that locked in on the supersonic f e a t. and by the jet that was conducting operations, against the prolong, from all the hospitals, units are now attack my occupation forces using all kinds of web snipers tanks in quad cox. it's a brutal attack without prior notice of a come all odd one. the hospital in northern, the guy that comes on the idea of attack, staffing patients out order to evacuate, leaving those that lead to critical cap at the risk drop dead. i would think that such a decision should have been made during the last club. but why did we begin? because it was no longer possible distance deals, engineering process. president, right, bad thing, his nation should have thought that the special military operation, the ukraine area at the west and t as finally for moscow to act as a lot of it putting condemns the assassination of russia. in general. kerry law, he calls it an adverb, tar

its targeted off move this all star break facility and combine center for the group as us planes, katherine, this guy to bonham, at least the us gone down one of its own has a guided missile cruise that locked in on the sonic every 18 by the exact i was conducting operations against the law of all the hospitals, units are now attacked. my occupation forces using all kinds of weapons, snipers tanks and quad comforters. it's a brutal attack without prior notice. other come all the one the hospital in northern guy that comes on the idea of a time 1000 patients on order to evacuate, leaving those that need critical cat at the risk of death is the but i would think that such a decision should have been made during the start button, why did we begin? because it was no longer possible just and still sending you a rush. as president vibe as a nation should have thought of this special many to a person in the great area of the western key of find the lead for the moscow to add the hello the welcome to our team to national news center. what the latest update? i have, mike called, bluff check. not kic

what a dynamic group of people, hook them hakeem jeffries and katherine clark who are dear friends and stewards of this constitution. outside of friends i had an amazing support system of friends and family. i'm grateful to your uncles ryan and jason and to your grandparents, kids. they instilled in me an ethic of service and supported me throughout. my mom and dad taught me the value of education, the importance of thinking before you spell, and they taught me one word, family. tim and ryan and ray who are the definition of friends, being there when i most needed a hand and spending a very long day with me. kerry woodstein who has been my longest friend and whose family has been important to me for decades. andy weinstein and john goldman, my college roommates whom i shared music and laughter and ups and downs and who have been there from the beginning. sue and chad, being rated of sunshine when working in a place that occasionally needs more sunshine. lauren with whom i enjoy thinking about leadership, asking all of the questions and visiting abe at i want to voice special gratitude

and my beautiful, incredible wife, katherine, is here tonight as well. thank you, honey, for everything. i. i promised i wouldn't or something to keep it moving. and i want to thank another family in my life and that is the dc central kitchen family this book is mike said is in many ways sort of an oral history of remembrance says of of so many perspectives of the kitchen and so this story my name is on a near the book it is your current colleagues past colleagues friends partners champions advocates policymakers your insights your courage really is the story of dc central kitchen. mike shared a little bit of my story and a half years ago i came here as an unpaid undergraduate intern and we're big on hierarchy, but that that is the bottom. i think if we're out that way. but but what i found here was something i could not i couldn't and believe me, i tried to finish that down doctoral degree. i really did. but what i found in this place was the one story that's only ever resonated. it takes so many forms, but an improbable empathy protagonist facing odds

and my beautiful, incredible wife, katherine, is here tonight as well. thank you, honey, for everything. i. i promised i wouldn't or something to keep it moving. and i want to thank another family in my life and that is the dc central kitchen family this book is mike said is in many ways sort of an oral history of remembrance says of of so many perspectives of the kitchen and so this story my name is on a near the book it is your current colleagues past colleagues friends partners champions advocates policymakers your insights your courage really is the story of dc central kitchen. mike shared a little bit of my story and a half years ago i came here as an unpaid undergraduate intern and we're big on hierarchy, but that that is the bottom. i think if we're out that way. but but what i found here was something i could not i couldn't and believe me, i tried to finish that down doctoral degree. i really did. but what i found in this place was the one story that's only ever resonated. it takes so many forms, but an improbable empathy protagonist facing odds

3 years of military rule, but the opposition called for a boycott citing fears a vote. rigging. katherine sawyer reports from chats capitol. instrumental a child yos are electing m. p. 's provincial and municipal representative. but it appears few voters are making their way to calling stations. this is a populated part of the city. one would expect and see the town. we put the re evaluating because we want everything to change and things to be normal. president my how much is this debbie cost he's followed already was declared. we knocked off the presidential election in may. the main opposition parties and civil society groups have disputed the results. and so some of the others, local and regional and election observers are in town. but admissions, like the e u. n a you are not here. some child in private media houses are also not covering the polls. they say that government has not given them resources legally required for logistics. the may not position park is a single society group help with quarter to the election that support this they, they feel connected from the electoral proc

double check that because at the end of the year, well, we will see some numbers and we will break katherine in the 1st quarter $20.00 to $25.00 and probably the level really wouldn't be 4 percent. the meaningful and the mattress of the growth of the economy of us. i'm 8 percent. the cache has actually experts say made me know. so i can get the, do you have exchange opinions in the morning? like i don't the so, so why some of these are the one with some of the that still virtual about some 8 percent over 2 years in the united states plus biplane c. so i give you 5 percent in your opinion, and it's one percent the evidence of the leading economy. so european union, germany for 0 growth nation would go and it looks like you're going to have 0 percent next year as well. not really. i mean, it's difficult to finance, so we can, i mean, international economic and financial institutions are excluding within russia is the number one economy that we're speaking about, the purchasing and showering here, ritzy and number 4, economy in the world. i speak to you today. and normally in a china, the unite

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katherine gale scored the decisive third goal in the second period on her 50th appearance for great britain20 years. baroness sue campbell, the former chair of uk sport and head of women's football for the fa, is taking her talents to netball. she's been announced as the new chair of england netball, and told me earlier that the aim of getting more women and girls playing is top of her agenda. i've been passionate for the last 50 years about using sport as a tool to really change and improve people's lives. netball is a sport i know really well. i feel girls and women's rates are still lagging behind men. ijust think that women's rates are still lagging behind men. i just think that doll —— netball is a game for girls, it's a safe space, it's somewhere they can come and feel safe and i hope looked after. ijust feel it's an opportunity to really make a difference in some people �*s lives. that's why i'm doing it. difference in some people 's lives. that's why i'm doing it.— that's why i'm doing it. baroness sue campbell- — finally, it's regarded as one of the toughest, most gruelling motorsp

. >> her cravings are so strong she stole santa's cookies, new york contributor katherine timpf.d when the ball drops in time square he puts it up for next year. new york's times best selling author, comedian tyrus. i'm going to cut to the chase off the bat. if you could murder someone you didn't like who would it be. >> you know, i really don't want to murder anyone wow, you guys don't like that answer. honestly. not just because i'm such a sweetheart. seems like a whole thing. i would rather just watch tv. do you know what i mean, from what i have seen about murder seems like a whole thing, you do all this stuff. you get caught any. you know it's not really my thing. i agree. it's not just because i dope want to be murdered. that's where part of this stuff comes from i like jemima, a lot of us agree on the same things we want, we want to be happy. enjoy our lives, that kind of a thing. if we - the more we can unite around that, the better. actually, it's harder than i feel it should be. >> you are right about the last point and murder seems a production. you have to get the peo