i'll show you what i mean in a a new segment called "mark kelly or mark kelley?"k kell or mark kelley oh yeah ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: you guys wrote an intro song for this? [ light laughter ] >> okay, let's take a look at the differences between mark kelly and me, mark kelley first up, mark kelly is an astronaut. meanwhile, mark kelley is a sick-ass bassist [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: when did you make all -- when did you make all these graphics >> up next mark kelly has a twin brother. meanwhile, mark kelley is a sick-ass bassist [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: please stop saying "sick-ass. >> jimmy, stop interrupting me it's very rude [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you interrupted me >> it's my time to shine everyone's been talking about this cool, bald astronaut senator with my name, and i'm tired of it. i've always been the cool mark kelley, and, now, this dude comes along and steals my thunder. i'm hurt, and i'm scared [ laughter ] and i'd appreciate it if you'd let me have this one tiny thing, okay? >> jimmy: jeez, i'm sorry, mark i didn't realize you wer

kelley is writing openly about addiction.er-song writer charles kelley, out with his most personal song yet. ♪ it's time i finally put you down for good ♪ ♪ 'cause you have taken me as far as you could ♪ >> reporter: the 41-year-old who has struggled with addiction, releasing the song "as far as you could," calling it his good-bye letter to alcohol. with lyrics like, you made me feel alive but you scared me half to death. and thought i couldn't hit that stage without you running through my veins. kelley talking about drinking the night he met his wife, cassie. ♪ you gave me the courage the night i met my wife ♪ ♪ you helped me make her laugh you helped me make her cry ♪ ♪ you started out a friend turned into something else ♪ ♪ now i like who i am with you sitting on the shelf ♪ >> reporter: writing, living with anyone in addiction is so painful. and the holidays can bring out the hardest aspects of the journey. this is part of his testimony to life and his recovery to alcohol addiction. it's the recovery that we wake up and a

daniel kelley. we want to bring you breaking news. balwani, coo at sarah knows -- there are two has been sentenced 13 years. he was the former president convicted of conspiring with elizabeth holmes who got more than 11 years. the c.o.o. is getting 150 five months all told. 20 months more than elizabeth holmes. overall, it judge will decide how much restitution balwani must pay. he was convicted early this year on 12 counts of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud as well. we focus in on the long-running saga when it comes to this startup. as it draws to a close. ed: there was an expectation he might get a more severe sentence. let's get to other stories. robinhood says activity on the platform is steady, but much lower than 2021. robinhood reported monthly active users in november at 12.5 million. 33% fewer than the 18 million users it reported in 2021. crypto volume down 62% year-over-year. equities trading volume down 54%. shares of robin hood down 47% year-to-date. things are not looking better for coinbase. coming up, fdx's

and it was the defending champions who had the strongest start. kelley entre my knee fired his team into the lead in the 70 minute, his long range effort, nestling into the corner. beyond the reach of keeper jordan, pickford went to call you 2nd, was brought down inside the box. in the 2nd half hurricane habit honed the resulting penalty to become his country's joints, top schooler or fool toine. but his french counterpart came up with a swift reply. francis rippled goal scorer leave you as you, ruth headed his side back in front with just 12 minutes left on the cloth. england would get another chance to level things when mason mouse was bundled, either by tail and, and as for captain kane couldn't repeat the trick from the spot. once again, across the penalty miss seals england's fate while their road ends here, the holders are into the final fall and morocco made football history becoming the 1st african and arab team to ever reach the last 4. they beach portugal. one nel morocco took the lead in the 1st half thanks to heather, from use of emissary. from there on the underdog, sat tigh

he is a piÑata for the industry, ryan kelley changed how we travel.n kelly, the other day i took a family member, business class to philippines 21 thousand dollars, i did the brian kelly pixie dust and i paid $56 for that trip with a lot of miles. are those kinds of things going to happen next year? are we still going to get the mileage pop next year? >> the airlines depend on the mileage programs. they sold billions of dollars worth of miles to survive the pandemic. as you kind of hinted, they are increasing the amount of miles that you need for each trip so what i recommend to people instead of holding your miles long-term use them now and airlines like united you can cancel them for free. during storms like this user frequent flyer miles as a backup option. if your flight is canceled on one airline use your miles to flight out on another. tom: what's important to me is the interview with airline types which is their optimistic but i don't see a lot of the real about investing in the business. they come off the pandemic close, are you optimistic on

here to discuss, daniel kelley. the data is significant.ing because it is also being targeted at children as well. 15% of preteens. talk to us about the response from the companies. the kind of games we are seeing this involved in and how they are tackling it. daniel: right now, the only game company that has an explicit policy against white supremacist extremism is roblox. other than that, you don't really have any other major game company that is -- that has an explicitly stated policy saying that white supremacy is not allowed on their service. the result is what we see in the games that make up the top tier of where players are experiencing white supremacist ideologies. call of duty is at the top with 44% of adults being exposed. followed by grand theft auto, valor into -- valorant, world of warcraft and fortnite. caroline: it is interesting. companies in response to the story being written up have been responding. roblox has a policy overall and they have been talking at length about some of their views. overall, a spokesperson from ri

yeah, i given all jobs and kelley blue didn't say what bad as far as we got a better person to go right back to the who did you like i did meet with me. i did call me would have me let me bring them to the title. you step back as i look down the list, i live in a state where i'm dana barrel rockers. the exact same thing. when i get ready for battle, i don't necessarily pay attention to that particular artist up in attention to what the artist, my say is the same way. when you are present in legislation, you want to know what the folks who oppose, what kind of fight they're going to put. you want to be able to nip that a speech. it was atrocious. i'm crooked bowen, back to the holy young. if we're going to do preparation is the same. so nina legislator is the exact same thing as being a bad rap raleigh bout a rep and paid a you know, with you know what it is mailed to them all. oh, a bit of boom. printed unpaid captain, so you say you told st. louis this band done everything the speed that until a or when you met used to work with just like the i don't think that we're continuity born wi

kelley was already facing charges for assaulting a police officer. in texas, the mayor of el paso hadeclared a state of emergency over concerns the city won't be able to provide shelter and resources to the growing number of asylum seekers arriving at the u.s.-mexico border. an average of over 2400 asylum daily migrants have been apprehended daily by border 30's in el paso in recent days. local shelters are beyond capacity with many asylum seekers forced to sleep on the streets under freezing winter temperatures. this is el paso's mayor oscar leeser. >> i would call it what i felt that these are asylum seekers, it is not say. i believe our asylum seekers are not safe as we have hundreds on the streets. that is not the way we want to treat people. by calling a state of emergency, it gives us the ability today to do things we could not do until we called it, and that is shelters. to put people in shelters and make sure they are safe. amy: this comes as the trump-era pandemic policy title 42 is set to end on wednesday after a federal appeals court refus

yeah, there was any pull that down south. caleb kelley. come do, ms. vargas duff. diego lic, shanise. she mom cliche to my left gallagher. you don't. um. the only problem of like a her, the shabba dasa should be cooler. clinical lorna, verizon collision rochelle bob is mine. we'll be sure to play with flashing down. okay. i got the, i got a man on the wish and i am with monica. the could. he's out as a minute on this, you'll zoom. bah, my a proline . assume that bush a pull in baton with i am in one of the only places where people are gathering, hiking, meeting each other and no restrictions. hotel a lot. that's my, that's on a i mean, a lot of the read, no microcosm of every all the ages, all the genders, all those religious spectrum of everything, everything with scenario with we're all year under very unique circumstances and we're getting the same. so we're getting, you know, the same treatment and the talk, see identity issues and hatred and stuff that i'm used to seeing outside of that exist outside. it's just absent here, a in a uto

ah lot i i thought there was any bill there, dan sat. caleb kelley, come do, ms. vargas de la steve. o. like she is she mam? cliche to my left fell against you. don't don't. lonely program like a her the shabba does. so should the cooler clinical warner is elena commission. rochelle bob is mine. usually with washing down. okay. i got the i got, i'm on the ocean, i am live monitor the could result is the minute i know this, you'll zoom bah. my a carolina simple to push him a little pull in baton with . i am in one of the only places where people are gathering, hiking, meeting each other and no restrictions. i have po tell a lot. that's my stamps on the line with, i mean a lobby, right? know micro calling them every we have all the ages, older genders, older, religious spectrum of everything, everything in. so what's happening here with saying them in what our case scenario would be able to stick with we're all year under very unique circumstances and we're getting the same. so we're getting, you know, same treatments and the talk, see identity issues and hatred and stuff that i'm used

ah, lot a while ago there was any pull that down south. caleb kelley, come dormer is vargas that off the volition. is she mom? cliche to my left gallagher. you don't um. the only problem of like a her, the shabba dasa should the cooler clinical lorna, very zone, a collision, rochelle bob is mine. we'll be sure to play with flashing around. okay. i got the, i got a man on the ocean. i am live monica, the could, he's out as a minute on this. you'll zoom bah. my a proline of simple to push him a little in baton with i am in one of the only places where people are gathering, hiking, meeting each other and no restrictions. i had po tell a lot, that's my stamps on the line with, i mean a lobby right now, micro calling them every we have all the ages, all the genders, all those religious spectrum of everything. everything with our case scenario would be able to stick with we're all year under very unique circumstances and we're getting the same. so we're getting, you know, same treatments and the talk, see identity issues and hatred and stuff that i'm used to seeing outside of that exist ou

shana kelley described the tesla abruptly swerving. he just made a sense that and at that point it was nowhere to go . you can't go left right know where the police report said that tesla's unsafe lane change and slowing to a stop led to another car, hitting it, causing the chain reaction and pile up of six cars. the crash snarled traffic for hours and injured 18 people, too, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but i thought i was a goner. at first when it happened. i mean, you see something like that. it's like coming towards you at full speed. i thought, well, this is it. according to the report, the chp could not determine if the software was in operation or if the driver statement was accurate, the police report said. if self driving malfunctioned, the driver should have manually taken control. they turned into fulfilled driving mode and, um, cruising over the bay bridge, and it's the software doesn't work. then you know their convenience and comfort has endangered someone else. michael brooks is the executive director

to try to deliver them to the vice president via senator ron johnson and representative mike kelley'sth senator johnson and congressman kelly's office attempted to do so, but vice president pence's aide refused the delivery. so, on the one hand just from reading the report the scheme was a bump of keystone cops. on the other, look how close they got. it was a mistired text. they misaddressed the fake electors so those were the guys that were supposed to hand deliver them. >> it's quite concerning, joy, i was watching your show earlier today, you talked about how post-civil war the folks who sided with the confederate members of congress were taken care of, they were expelled. in this congress, there are multiple individuals that conspired that were willing to move hell or high water to disrupt the peaceful transition of power and my fear and frankly i think the fear of many americans out there is nothing going to happen to them. >> ron johnson now has six more years to do whatever shenanigans he feels like doing in congress would that the mandela barnes campaign had this kind of infor

when the casket kelley is placed on a football pitch in santa's just 90 kilometers away from south paolo on tuesday, then he will be buried in a very small circle among his family members. the cold res, that search you're up to date, more world news of the top of the hour and dragged cloth from d, w dot com on the top of the deck. we've got to understand but globalization work, but he does not reach more than 30 percent of the world population in the mediterranean as become a kind of great sarcophagus. if anything he was proud of, it was to be a steel worker who had the winners and losers. where do we stand? starts january 5th on d, w. ah, for centrist the kremlin chimes have been counting the hours and minutes and mocking, changing times, and eras. for those who don't know well, maybe have forgotten. i will remind you that the times and deer is changed surprisingly regularly and 20th century russia. in 1917, the bolsheviks overthrew the czar and replaced him with a communist governments for the following 70 years. then in 1991 after mikhail gorbachev, perestroika reforms, the russian pe

david kelley and i are pretty much in agreement.n the right neighborhood they're restricting and they'll go deeper into restricting, but from a strategic perspective, it says you should look at disinflation and a pivot down the road and start discounting that into long duration assets now. >> there's been some discussion of rotation of votes bullard, mister, george will exit and they'll bring in goolsbee who are seen to be more dovish or more centrist. do you think that will be materiel to decisions? >> i was struck by the fact that pretty much every member of the federal open market committee increased their terminal rate in december relative to december. it is almost like there's a quiet memo going out by the way, the messages will be tighter. you better push up your forecast and it didn't seem as independent as it should be and for whatever reason they're in lockstep that we'll be ultra tight for right now because i think they're trying to maneuver long rates up because the data is just not going to be with them >> i'm curious yo

. >>> a restaurant refused to serve a christian organization because they claim -- with us now is kelleyford. kelly, it is great to have you on. i look at this and i tell myself, what in the world is going on here? they scream all the time about discrimination and here they are discriminating against other people. what do you think of this? >> it is really amazing. i mean number one let's understand what happened. you got a religious organization that was banned from a restaurant because of their religious believes. well, that's bigotry and i think most americans can see it is disgusting. it is also against the law. it violates state law and federal law. i don't know if the ag of virginia is prosecuting, they could. >> they put this in public, they were proud of what they did and so they're not only sort of morally bankrupt but they're not very bright as well. >> it amazes me because in refusing to serve these people, the restaurant sites and i am wondering if in the future everybody who walks in, do they say hey, are you pro-life or hey, are you christian and they weed them out like tha

kelley blue book report says nearly 8% of all new cars sold last year were electric.s say faster charging technology and longer driving ranges are winning skeptics over it also helps that there are extended consumer tax credits in 2022, these were 26 all electric models on the market. if you're hoping to buy a home in 2023, a realty brokerage firm is sharing its projections on the places where you should think about looking in the places you'll probably want to avoid. redfin. economists say some markets may be affordable now but won't necessarily be good. long-term investment. they say some sun belt marker markets like austin, phoenix and las vegas could have mortgage value trouble next year. meanwhile, redfin economists say markets in the midwest and north such as milwaukee and chicago holmes likely to hold onto values for longer. happening today. oakland's fireworks task forces going to be busy. they'll be patrolling for illegal fireworks. drivers under the influence and even illegal gun use. authorities are reminding people to please not celebrate by shooting guns

i got so far behind in rent, four weeks, tom kelley asked me to pose. >> it was an offer for artistic shots, which was a euphemism for nude photographs. >> modeling in the nude will pay double what regular models will. >> our world is a business of women's bodies, and she realized this is a transaction. >> magnificent. >> the female power that she's harnessed is phenomenal. >> she's arching her back, and her arm is up to create beautiful lines, beautiful angles. they look like 19th century nudes. >> she wasn't afraid of showing off her body, which was a great body. >> but it's easy to forget what a conservative country america was. >> nude modeling was not considered respectable. >> it could have ended her career. >> i said, are you sure they won't recognize me? he said, i promise. ♪ >>> this is hollywood. this is a symbol for magic, entertainment, and make-believe. >> after "love happy," marilyn thought she was on the brink of stardom. she's done it. she's there. >> but it doesn't happen. it's like marilyn is just another blonde girl. but one thing that all the great movie stars shar

co, civil as an independent state. ethiopian airline vast amounts, it will resume friday to make kelley in the northern t cry region. from wednesday, representatives from the government visited the rebel held area on monday. it was their 1st trip to that region since war broke out 2 years ago. they agreed to a cease fire last month. the death toll from the winter storm that hit north america over the weekend has risen to 50. thousands of people are still without power across the us and canada. many remained stranded in their homes. in canada, authorities have a should blizzard warnings in several provinces. the government is at least $140000.00 homes, all without electricity. most of them in ontario and quebec with headlines on al jazeera, i'll be back with more news after data land stay with us. the news. ready ah, right now, at this very moment, artificial intelligence is trying to figure out exactly who you are. a, i mimics our thoughts and emotions. it analyzes ourselves to decode our genetic material. no task is beyond its capabilities. a i is even learning to drive our cars for us

so those tools that we identified back in 2016 and brought to the attention to gary kelley, this is basically what's happening now. and that's the lack of infrastructure. we crew scheduling system and software that is not adequate and the massive reassignments with pilots and flight attendants to get them to the airplane. that's an execution problem to get pilots and flight attendants to the airplanes to operate once something like a weather event or an air traffic control event happens. this company has a really hard time recovering. >> so if the company had listened to you and your colleagues back in 2016 and upgraded the systems then, would this dramatic disruption still be happening? what do you think? >> we believe so. we believe that it wouldn't be happening, not to severity. we have communication and documents that we sent over to the company that communicated with the company back in 2016 because we're very analytical operation, very data-driven, and we showed them exactly what's causing these recovery from these meltdowns. and that is reassignments, meaning pilots that are on a certa

key marker in 2021, with new legislation adding to the future of buying them more easily and new kelleyok report says electric vehicles accounted for 5.6% of all new vehicles sold last year with 5% of likely threshold for more public adoption. in 2022. there were 26 tvs on the market. electric vehicles also became faster, charging with longer driving ranges as well. the inflation reduction act also changed eligibility for consumer tax credits commonly used traffic and directions. app is reportedly testing out ways to help you avoid roads, which tend to be accident prone geek. time. reports that weighs is in beta testing for the feature of its app, which would allow users and alert users about which roads have high probabilities of crashes. feature would send a pop up notification about dangerous roads in the driver's route. the feature would also include a history of crashes in that area ways was merged into a group that oversees google maps earlier this month. a new law going into effect on new year's day will impact california's roads starting january 1st any large truck or bus made b

so -- >> well, then if that's the case, mark kelley, then maybe this is capitulation that we've had. anytime we're talking about dollars, as much as i love tv, and i do, tv's my life, if we're talking about social media being a source of funds for tv advertising, i mean, facebook -- >> connected tv. >> -- model isn't broken, right, mark >> no, i don't think it's broken in fact, when we talk to advertisers which we're doing as we speak as we get ready to think about next year and put a finer point on our expectations, one thing we're hearing is that money is flowing back to facebook and instagram so they did see some share over the past year. i think it's pretty evident in their numbers. but we see that reversing for the numbers i just described before in terms of just the platform getting better, whether it's changes for meta or whether it's just moving beyond the changes that apple enforced on the whole ecosystem a year-plus ago. i don't think it's broken. i expect them to gain a little share back next year >> thank you, mark kelly barton crockett. they debate. you decide up next, a

s and 4000 for use dbs for vehicles made in north america under certain price limits, a new kelley blue book report says electric vehicles accounted for 5.6% of all new vehicles sold last year. 5% is considered the threshold for more public adoption. russian missiles hammered ukraine today and the biggest wave of strikes in weeks . ukrainian officials are now starting to get a better sense of the damage caused by that attack, as reporter nate foyer tells us millions now are without power. russia's eighth mass missile strike on ukraine since october. ukraine says 69 cruise missiles and 11 iranian made shahid drones targeted various regions in the country on thursday. ukraine says every single drone and 54 missiles were shot down, but still critical infrastructure is damaged in multiple regions. and two people killed in heart kiev . i'm scared to see all this. how many mothers are crying? how much it all is? i have no words for how to call it. this is not war. it's a crime against humanity. the airstrike, the largest in almost two weeks, millions are without power as russia attempts to le

shana kelley described the tesla abruptly swerving. he just made a sense that and at that point it was nowhere to go. you can't go left right. nowhere police report said that tesla's unsafe lane change and slowing to a stop led to another car, hitting it, causing the chain reaction and pile up of six cars . the crash snarled traffic for hours and injured 18 people, too, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. i thought i was a goner. at first when it happened. i mean, you see something like that. it's like coming towards you at full speed. i thought, well, this is it. according to the report, the chp could not determine if the software was in operation or if the driver statement was accurate, the police report said. if self driving malfunctioned, the driver should have manually taken control. they turned into full self driving mode and, um, go cruising over the bay bridge, and it's the software doesn't work. then you know their convenience and comfort has endangered someone else. michael brooks is the executive director of the

a kelley blue book reports as evs accounted for nearly 6% of all new vehicles sold last year.re's a big jump in demand. analysts are saying faster charging and longer driving ranges are converting some skeptics. also, the inflation reduction act extended consumer tax credits, making evs a little bit more attractive to buyers in 2022, there were 26 all electric models on the market. and as we ring in the new year this weekend, maybe one of your resolutions is to have more money while the mega millions jackpot is now close to 640 million dollars after there's been no winner for 21 straight drawings. the odds are winning the odds of winning are one in 302. 0.6 million, one in 302.6 million. but, you know, good luck. the drawing is %onight. we'll have those numbers for you in prime time. if you are considering buying a new home in 2023, one real estate brokerage firm is sharing its projections on where to hunt and where to skip redfin. economists say some markets may be affordable now but will necessarily be good. long-term investments. they say that some sunbelt markets like aust

the new kelley blue book report says that electric vehicles accounted for 5.6% of all new vehicles soldhe threshold for more public adoption. buffalo new york is still digging its way out of all that snow after a deadly winter storm, the recovery efforts still underway. and taking a look outside the rain. you can see it. it is here. another round of wet weather blanketing the bay area tonight. we're gonna be checking in with meteorologist mark tamayo coming up after the b ak sometimes a cough isn't just a cough, so it's better to be prepared. binaxnow™ gives you reliable results in 15 minutes and detects multiple variants including omicron ba.5. binaxnow™ the #1 covid-19 self test in the us it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pa

shana kelley described the tesla abruptly swerving. he just made a sense that and at that point it was nowhere to go. you can't go left right. nowhere police report said that tesla's unsafe lane change and slowing to a stop led to another car, hitting it, causing the chain reaction and pile up of six cars. the crash snarled traffic for hours and injured 18 people, too, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but i thought i was a goner. at first when it happened. i mean, you see something like that. it's like coming towards you at full speed. i thought, well, this is it. according to the report, the chp could not determine if the software was in operation or if the driver statement was accurate, the police report said. if self driving malfunctioned, the driver should have manually taken control. they turned into full self driving mode and, um, go cruising over the bay bridge, and it's the software doesn't work. then you know their convenience and comfort has endangered someone else. michael brooks is the executive director of t

shana kelley described the tesla abruptly swerving. he just made a sense stop.t that point it was nowhere to go. you can't go left right. nowhere police report said that tesla's unsafe lane change and slowing to a stop led to another car, hitting it, causing the chain reaction and pile up of six cars. the crash snarled traffic for hours and injured 18 people, too, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but i thought i was a goner. at first when it happened . i mean, you see something like that. it's like coming towards you at full speed. i thought, well, this is it. according to the report, the chp could not determine if the software was in operation or if the driver statement was accurate, the police report said. if self driving malfunctioned, the driver should have manually taken control. they turned into full self driving mode and, um, go cruising over the bay bridge , and it's the software doesn't work. then you know their convenience and comfort has endangered someone else. michael brooks is the executive director of the center for auto safety and

shana kelley described the tesla abruptly swerving. he just made a sense that and at that point it was nowhere to go . you can't go left right. nowhere police report said that tesla's unsafe lane change and slowing to a stop led to another car, hitting it, causing the chain reaction and pile up of six cars. the crash snarled traffic for hours and injured 18 people, too, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but i thought i was a goner. but first when it happened, i mean, you see something like that. it's like coming towards you at full speed. i thought, well, this is it. according to the report, the chp could not determine if the software was in operation or if the driver statement was accurate, the police report said. if self driving malfunctioned, the driver should have manually taken control. they turned into full self driving mode and, um, go cruising over the bay bridge , and it's the software doesn't work. then you know their convenience and comfort has endangered someone else. michael brooks is the executive director o

close to 60000 people have been arrested since president naive. kelley declared a state of emergency in march. but right script accused the government of being heavy handed activists say young men are being wrongly targeted for how they look and for living and gang controlled slums. the government denies this invoice though . plenty of you can look we those i'm empty. we have been planning this bluetooth. he sees very carefully, he in say, a pang to affect the honest population as little as possible. they are 40 strategic points. we're, we're working to arrest gang members who are in the community. according to intelligence information, president mckenna's state of emergency grants police powers to make arrests without due process. and a recent survey found that 75 percent are salvadorans, approve of the hard line measures. gangs effectively controlled vast sways of territory and extorted money from businesses. in the run up to the state of emergency, dozens of people were killed in a single. we can't of gang violence, but activists sworn innocent people are being caught up in the ma

first will hear from miss kelley robinson, the new president of the human rights campaign, thank you. then we will hear from miss olivia hunt, policy director of the national center for transgender equality. then we will hear from dr. elon mayer, distinguished senior, scholar for the public policy at the williams institute. then we will hear from mr. charles lehman, fellow at the manhattan institute. then we will hear from miss jesse look, ceo and director of inside-out with services. finally, we will hear from mr. brandon wolf, survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting. the witnesses will now be unmuted so that we may swear you in. please raise your right hand. do you swear to affirm the testimony you are about to give is the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the records show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, without objective, your written statements will be part of the record. with that, miss robinson, you are now recognized to be a testimony, thank you. >> thank you, chairman maloney. thank you comer and members of the committee fo

so we'll have a from kelley's davis. then you're going to actually look at these moments trading cards that came out in 1951, which are just phenomenal. they're basically baseball trading cards were all about the red scare and targeted to kids. all right. so that's where we're heading today. quick review from lesson. we talked about comic as an influence buster and a reflection of national and how these comics, not just cold war comics, but i think comics more generally are reflective of cultural trends and and receptive to cultural trends. so we see there's kind of a a symbiotic relationship. culture and comics reflecting culture, but they're also contributing to what that culture means. and we saw last lesson that obviously when we get into the cold war, they're pretty serious concerns over national identity. what does it mean to be an american in the post-world war two era? what does it mean be an american as you're now fighting yet another global threat no longer now from nazis, although we'll see nazis continue to p

throughout the afternoon on the nominations of frances behm to the eastern district of michigan and kelley hodge to the eastern district of pennsylvania. we're on pace to finish this year with more judges confirmed to the bench than were confirmed in the first two years of either of the previous two administrations. these nominees stand out not just in their numbers but also in their groundbreaking diversity. almost 50% of the judges we have confirmed are women of color. 50%. that's never happened before. and i'm confident that a more diverse bench will go a long way in cultivating trust in our courts and in our democracy. just as important, once we confirm the nominations of tamika montgomery reeves and dana douglas very soon, the senate will also have confirmed a total of 11 black women to serve as appellate judges, by far the most ever under any single president. before president biden only eight such nominees had been -- confirmed in total and our first two years we're already on the brink of confirming 11. today our federal judiciary is far more balanced, far more diverse, far more ex

shana kelley described the tesla abruptly swerving. he just made a sense that and at that point it was nowhere to go. you can't go left right. nowhere police report said that tesla's unsafe lane change and slowing to a stop led to another car, hitting it, causing the chain reaction and pile up of six cars . the crash snarled traffic for hours and injured 18 people, too, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but i thought i was a goner. at first when it happened. i mean, you see something like that. it's like coming towards you at full speed. i thought, well, this is it. according to the report, the chp could not determine if the software was in operation or if the driver statement was accurate, the police report said. if self driving malfunctioned, the driver should have manually taken control. they turned into full self driving mode and, um, go cruising over the bay bridge, and it's the software doesn't work. then you know their convenience and comfort has endangered someone else. michael brooks is the executive director of

first will hear from miss kelley robinson, the new president of the human rights campaign, thank you. then we will hear from miss olivia hunt, policy director of the national center for transgender equality. then we will hear from dr. elon mayer, distinguished senior, scholar for the public policy at the williams institute. then we will hear from mr. charles lehman, fellow at the manhattan institute. then we will hear from miss jesse look, ceo and director of inside-out with services. finally, we will hear from mr. brandon wolf, survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting. the witnesses will now be unmuted so that we may swear you in. please raise your right hand. do you swear to affirm the testimony you are about to give is the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the records show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, without objective, your written statements will be part of the record. with that, miss robinson, you are now recognized to be a testimony, thank you. >> thank you, chairman maloney. thank you comer and members of the committee fo

here to help us break things down, jpmorgan's david kelley and mona from edward jones david, the jobstter than the consensus forecast stronger than you expected on payroll, growth and the wage growth line. i wonder, it comes after a few days when it seems people were getting more comfortable with the fed getting closer to its destination on rates and maybe higher probability of a soft economic landing is today's data alter that picture at all for you >> not really. i think this report is not as strong as on the headlines i noticed, first of all, an increase -- or decline in the number of temporary workers, which is always a bad sign also the household survey lost jobs the second month in a row the payroll shortstop got this births/deaths model for companies which often means when you're at a turning point in the economy, it tends to overestimate the number of firms that are actually in existence therefore, overestimate payroll job gains. i'm suspicious about these gains in manufacturing everything i'm seeing suggests thos those jobs are shedding. even on the wage gains, we had a short

espn's kelley carter joins us with more. good morning to you.ing. yes, he's still flying high after the billion-dollar smash of "top gun: maverick," but tom cruise is giving us more. he recently released a nine-minute video that gives fans a look at how hollywood's biggest stars pulls off some of the most impressive stunts to ever be captured on film. >> you need to pick a side. >> reporter: tom cruise fans are hotly anticipating the next installment of the blockbuster "mission: impossible" franchise. "dead reckoning part one" not set to hit theaters until next july but the superstar actor is giving fans an early christmas present. >> this is far and away the most dangerous thing we've ever attempted. there will be a motorcycle jump off a cliff into a b.a.s.e. jump. >> reporter: the 60-year-old providing an extended behind-the-scenes look at some of the hair-raising action that will be in the seventh "mission: impossible" film, this stunt years in the making and involved cruise skydiving over 500 times and attempting 13,000 motocross jumps over

kelley blue book report says 5% is a key marker for public acceptance.022, there were 26 tvs on the market. electric vehicles also became faster, charging with longer driving ranges. and the inflation reduction act, also changing eligibility for those consumer tax credits starbucks making some changes to its star rewards program starting in february, it will be more difficult items members will need 100 stars to get a baked good or coffee, as opposed to the current 50 stars. you will need 200 stars to earn a free latte frappuccino or hot breakfast item and 300 stars. for a sandwich, a protein box salad or bag of coffee beans. pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you, the recent arctic blast across much of the united states because many post christmas bargain sales to be put on hold as many would be mulch shopper stayed inside bad weather over the past week may have brought some good news to consumers, as retailers are still hoping to get rid of excess inventory as we head into the new year. the national retail federation says more tha

addicted to them, but also the treatment and what we did along with sheldon white house and back then kelley ayotte with the first step act and your understanding of the need to work on addiction. for me last, i'll just say, there's no better sign of you or someone that wasn't just, as senator blunt was saying, wasn't just kind of ending your time with doing nothing. far from it. everything from the infrastructure bill, as i see senator sinema here, to the work that you've done with so many. for me it was your devotion to ukraine. people who will never know your name, who will never know how many times you went there to stand up for the people of their country against the inhuman elbaradei i am of vladimir putin. i -- the inhugh man barbarism of vladimir putin. i remember you standing at the burned outings. the thoughtful way the people at our embassy. i remember one of the top names for new babies in ukraine was himar and the smile on your face. rob, we're going to miss you so much, but just as john said, i have a feeling that this is not your last act and that along with jane and your wond

the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of kelley brisbon hodge shall be brought to a ecclesiastes. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: the yeas are 52. the nays are 43. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: the judiciary, kelley brisbon hodge of pennsylvania to be united states district judge for the eastern district of pennsylvania. senate lawmakers working on judicial nominations, continuing to negotiate funding the federal government . in the house members are considering two immigration bills, one measure aims to expedite the naturalization process for non-us citizens serving in the military and the other bill, per country on employment-based immigrant visas. the house and senate plan to take the 2023 defense programs and policy legislation. you are watching live coverage of the senate on c-span2. a >> mr. president. thank you, mister president. i want to talk a few minutes about inflation, but not just the problem. i w