kimberly is his mom. kimberly brady: he found joy in everything, and he would make sure to find something to make you smile. he'd just sit there and hug me and be like, oh, rachel, rachel, my big sister, and then make me laugh every single time. kate snow: like all kids, they liked to tease each other, like when rachel called nick the nickname he'd had when he was a little boy, nickel baby. was that like just the family jokey nickname for him? nobody else called him that, just the family? oh, no, his, like, really good friends would call him it after they heard me call him it. he would get so mad at me for saying it in front of his friends. kate snow: growing up, nick was into sports, and loved the outdoors. so did his cousin haile, who was as bright and active as he was. she was vivacious. she was bubbly and funny. rachel brady: she was very athletic in high school. she was in gymnastics and softball and track. kate snow: the close-knit cousins spent the wednesday before thanksgiving together. rachel say

it's kimberly, i'm curious. do we ever end up finding out what the incoming and outgoing presidents talk about in that moment when they're sharing t? i mean, it's a very is described as a very civil moment, but we're talking about 2 people who are bitter political enemies and may not even like each other. oh, we know they don't like each other. what we do now though, is that this is a politician when we talk about joe biden, who is intent on restoring the traditions that he has of held for the last half century. you have to remember that this as a man who has been in the rest of the life just so i just want to let you know kimberly what we're seeing in our screens as you speak. the 46 presidents of the united states, joe biden, who is still president by the way, is just walking donald trump out of the white house. they're getting into the same car. we saw sen, amy clover shar, who is on the, in, on your ration congressional in organization committee. so she has a major role in organizing everything that's going

kimberly thank you very much. kimberly how could live there at the white house a to better arose now where president, alexander lucas shanker, has dismissed western criticism over his election victory as predictable election authorities say, look a shank, a one, a 7th term in office on sunday with nearly 87 percent of the vote has been empowered since 1994. critics say the election was neither free. no fair and the u . k. has just impose new sanctions. moscow has welcomes, look a shank goes re election. bernard smith has more from the roost, his capital minsk. so we the 96.8 percent share the vote election officials here in minutes on monday declared on surprisingly, alexander lucas shank. as the winter of sundays presidential election in response, european union says it will keep imposing restrictive on toxic measures against the regime while supporting civic society and exiled up position. it must go though, look, present goes victory was celebrated according to the kremlin, and it dismissed west of the criticis

this white house correspondent kimberly hawk at. kimberly add terms. time from china is lower than he had been threatening when he was on the campaign trail. but he still says it's going to happen. the number of deaths that have occurred, particularly in the rural areas of the united states. so this is certainly something that the president says he's going to look at. he says he's going to re examine this in the coming months. but right now he says that this is something that is something he's taking seriously and could lay the foundation for further action. and kimberly speak with me because i want to ask you about donald terms pick for the you in a box. it is posted at least stephanie because being talking and her and her hearings, and she spoke control receive with remarks about this has made about the occupied westbank during those. here it was, let's take a listen. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, some of which rich vote. i'm sorry if i'm outraged this is rarely finance minister smoke church and the former nat

thanks so much kimberly. all right, we're bringing you some breaking news now. the power sending authority has suspended down to 0 from broadcasting in the occupied west bank. the p a is accusing on to 0, broadcasting what it calls, provocative material and reports. but it says are misleading. the decision will affect, i'll just eras offices and its employees working in the occupied westbank. this comes just over 2 months after is really soldiers rated. i'll just it was occupied westbank bureau and ramallah and shut it down. i'd have to send her join just on the phone now from the danny and capital. i'm mine because the israeli government has banned alger 0 from reporting. they're come to tell us what more do you know about all this as well? and how about the palestinian authority has released the statement saying that it did decide to stop broadcasting and freeze all of and just need a channel operation. they say that the decision came after quotes and just needed insisted on broadcasting, incitement, materials and reports that they say were misleading. however

i think as you said, that, as kimberly reported, there's still how many got the details. i think what was clear from what you said is a bit of a preview of what to expect from by then. and that on this evening about how america has become even more powerful and more prosperous and are bided. and then basic and leaving item wonderful, wonderful legacy. despite the fact that there is a major warrant against russia, that there is genocide still going on after 15 months in the middle east. despite the fact that the entire region of them at least are still really in dire straits. and the fact that china and united states are still on each of those next and so and so forth. but clearly mr. sullivan was told to be encouraged by by these, like i see a lot of typing on his and by the shoulder about how great the by the mission has been in the past 40 years and why it's leaving america stronger and better than it . then he took it 40 years ago. the only problem is that he left a lot of the things on the table. he shared with us a lot of half tools and mrs. thoughts about what has g

kimberly sounds they sold. it was president biden who announced the deal, but it will full of costa tamaqua rubio to oversee its implementation. if he gets appointed a secretary of state and the new trump administration, and yeah, it's for our viewers who are necessarily familiar with marco rubio. he's well known to a lot of people in the united states as but he is a well known senator, but he soon will be likely they, he's donald trump, the president of the lex picked to be the secretary of state. and so he's going to become a very familiar name in the next 4 years. and he was up in his confirmation hearings there. and when he learned about the agreement and uh, it was something that he had the opportunity to comments on talking about how he believes that it was not only something that was going to be of something that could be very instrumental for the peace process in the future but he said, but he also believes but is going to come down to who will govern in the future saying that her boss has been severely

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kimberly thank you. a laser as one gauze it has dominated a headlines, the more than a yes ending shockwave. so the middle east and the wells, middles, and spot cools for change and accountability at the highest levels to 0 is emma and conduct that 15 months of unrelenting with the world goes, i did not start on october. the 7th, 2023. it began in 1948 with the fullest explosion of palestinians from midland, and these roles, occupation of palestine on october the 7th last year, around 6 30 am local, amass announced the minute she operation, likes a flood plan to use that phones with one overarching goal to focus a lot of attention on these roles of the patient. how must late attack was as swift as it was group. 1139. his ratings were killed. $251.00 would capture. many were killed at the hands of their own military as a full back during the close of the day. an investigation by these radiant use paypal hearts was clear. as ro use the hannibal doctor choosing to kill its own people rather than help them c

kimberly doing know why this decision has been made. uh yeah, uh well, if you'll recall, uh, earlier this week, donald trump, the now president of the united states made good on a campaign promise to free those that had been convicted of the january 6th 2021 attacked on the us capital. and as a result of their freedom, many of those january 6 attackers have been visiting the us capital and meeting with members of congress. stuart roads is among them. well, as the federal judge wasn't too happy about that, and as a result, he has now put in place an order that prevents stuart roads among others from not only no longer visiting the us capital, but also not entering washington d. c. at least not without the permission of the federal judge. so that is the new order. it is designed to prevent any sort of future attacks. good, sort of to keep lot order and also just to kind of keep in the forefront kind of a remembrance of what occurred and again to prevent it from occurring again. so this is kind of uh, an is even though donald trump has don

our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit is standing by. kimberly. so joe biden is still presidents for about 4 more hours and he is using that time. we found out that he's just issued pre emptive pardons. what is a preemptive? pardon, and who is he preemptively pardon? me the yeah, i preemptive part is essentially the power that the president has to a essentially make sure that any sort of a promise that is the president elect has made on the campaign trower pap trail rather to prosecute some of his adversaries once he's an office really can't happen . so what joe biden has done is used his clemency power to essentially protect those that will potentially be targeted by the president elect. he's issued preemptive pardons to mark milly, the former joint share of the joint chiefs of staff at major trump adversary. he's also issued one to anthony file to the doctor who is very much of the forefront of leading the pandemic response to cobit 19. and also you'll remember law maker, liz cheney on capitol hill. she was very instrumental in leading the sort

kimberly. kimberly, how could l white house correspondent? they have got to go now to homeless salutes. she joins us from jordan's capital amount because as well, has banned al jazeera from uprising in the country. and it appears that there was real mentioned that a deal could soon be reached, what is being said, and as well as well, there is real momentum that a deal could be reached. but there's still a lot of cautious optimism. and that's because of previous statements made by benjamin netanyahu, that even if a ceasefire deal is secured, he wants the war to continue no matter how long that pauses and the fighting is secured for. but none the less is really officials from the very top have said that they are ready for a deal saying that they have laid all of their cards on the table. but there have been several amount negotiable and sticking points, which is why these talks have largely been at a stalemate for more than a year. is really officials have said that they have dispatched the top negotiators all 3 of them who have not traveled to

i'm grateful every day for kimberly's love and wisdom her advice and support and endless patience it's not an easy thing to be married to a member of congress. it's not an easy thing to have a member of congress read at either. i'm grateful not only for my wife's enduring support for the support of my daughters brittany and larissa they are here today in the senate as well with their husbands luke and scott with all of our grandchildren john mark lucy henley hewitt haven and one yet to be named little one on the way who have brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. not one of us is here in congress could laugh today without her staffs. i want to thank all of those who have spent long days and long nights in my office serving south dakota ends and the american people. i think god who has richly blessed me in every way. as it says in the scriptures for from him and through him and for him are all things to him be the glory forever amen. mr. president, i yield the floor. [applause] president. >> senate democratic leader. >> first let me concur in the remarks my colleague made abo

but kimberly how can, at the white house. thank you so much, we'll talk to you again a little later. donald trump is. busy so cracking down on integration and an authorized.

kimberly how, cuz we are also getting some new lines in the guitar. e m e a has said that she has received a him boss delegation to discuss the cx 5 deal in gaza, and we will bring you more on that as it comes to him. we're going to go now to honey mike. mood who is in guys are in town butler in central cancer, and clearly a lot of tool going on around the world now about a potential of cx 5 do, but that has installed the is rarely as strikes over the last 12 hours of science. absolutely. tom and what scares people the most right now is the repeated failure that they experience in the past. every time stewart sort of talks or leaks about a potential these fires do with let down big time and this time they are very optimistic, but it's still on the cautious optimism because the one hand throughout the d d, i've enjoyed many of the attacks that are really caused civilian further civilian casualties. many of the people are here have relatives in golf 0. have either been injured or killed. the throughout the, the, from the early hours of the morning attac

kimberly alcott, now she joins us from washington, d. c. so it was present to advise and who got to announce the del, kimberly, but it's gonna be the next i ministration is that is gonna have to oversee implementing it a yeah, we're learning more about exactly how much involvement there was by president elect donald trump's team. in terms of getting this across the finish line, according to a senior administration official, there was significant involvement by the president elect, a negotiators. in fact, what we know is that they worked as partners. in other words, the president bivens negotiate and to was as involved as the president of the lex. in fact, at times they were splitting up the rule of negotiations. so what we know is that it was significant. we also are learning from a senior administration official that there will be a meeting in cairo as soon as 24 hours where they will discuss the implementation of this agreement. and also more on the prisoner exchange in exchange for the cactus. as well as the implementation of the humanit

the will stay on this footage and go to our white house correspondent, kimberly, kimberly you have covered well, you've covered donald trump for 4 years, then you have a joe biden for 4 years. and you are ready for this transition reading for what is a very different style of leadership. maybe as we're watching this footage at a word on the departure of joe biden. i mean, the last year has been the, has not been the best year of his political career. he had to pull out of the presidential race. he has to fight all these accusations that know that he can't do the job that he's just not with it anymore. and he's been essentially forced out of the same of the yeah, that's right. you know, joe biden has certainly been showing signs of declined for many years, and it was only in that debate that it was finally, broadly exposed to the world. it was that very prominent presidential debate that is essentially was when, but it seems that his party, for lack of, of better words, decided that it was time to really expose the troops and had almost made sort of a calculation that it was time to expose

kimberly, thank you very much. we'll talk again introducing our gets now here in our little rooftop studio, amy coke, republican political strategist. thank you very much for being with us. you. you've traveled all the way from minnesota to dc for the you know, your ration maybe also a little bit to speak thousands or i hope i liked the thing i liked the family that how's or how's their lawyer a founding director or revolving door project? you worked on immigration reform, that's going to be a big one for us right now. what was the most important thing to you in your eyes that donald trump said or did since he became, since he took the oath of office? so i think that the number, the sure number of executive orders is pretty stunning. i also think that it was not just that he signed them, but how he signed them. and you alluded to that in the opening story site live in front of the people. right, who signed them here? this is a master of populism and populace politics. and he did not say that i was in the capital ye

i'm just doing this once again from so let's just pick up what kimberly left of the, the headline. how does era, the goals of the seas? 5 deal very interesting, but joe biden said he would never ever guess out that it is on the brink as well. yes, 8 months too late. 8 months of procrastination by then if any other government uncompressed is paid by his administration. it's incredible how he tries to ports positive spin on so many things that are obviously incredibly negative. like for example, 15 months of genocide, tens of thousands of uh to hundreds, perhaps 150000 casualties. a major mess and then at least i may spend, puts a positive, a spin on a keyboard. thing's been that he is managing one week been through the end of his presidency to perhaps get a ceasefire that probably end up being sees and fire with on the partial release of hostages, partial release of prisoners. that's going to be done on stages. so for him to be claiming achievement then victory on something that is clearly has been a total screw up is just beyond the period. but you know, has company has reported as

kimberly, how do reporters tell this story?on't want to hear -- i don't want to hear -- i almost said a bad word. i don't want to hear crap coming out the news agencies as if this is new. this is not new. >> or as if this is normal. >> or as if this is normal. this event at mar-a-lago was an abomination and shouldn't have happened and wouldn't have happened, and how do we know that? because they didn't tell anybody about it. that's my thought. >> frankly, news organizations, not only does it need to be stated as plainly as you did, but in the face of the intimidation we have seen by trump to silence news organizations, and it has been successful in some cases. what we need to do is speak truth to power and shine a light as clearly as possible and explain what it means. i am tired of the coverage that says donald trump said this, and no, we need to say why this is important to the american people. every institution that is being destroyed, every norm that is being violated and every law being broken as we see it in real time, an

that's why those corresponding kimberly hall could kemp of thank you very much indeed. got it. sorry for the weather. here's everton to sorry. we have something of a mixed bag in the weather across the middle east at the moment. losey troy across the baby and punch last night last night because we will grassy see a few showers just picking up around the west side of beacon some very heavy right now it's a good part of matic. s i said i had done all the 0 coffee soil on salt to dance. 4000. we've done well more than $40000.00 displace. people are leaving very close to the bowed up. i'll tell you why. this is a challenge or advice of the finish and the right side of the main goal champions lead select fires. here with us or the pod came in to be used, could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electoral terms. now i didn't say that that would be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the cl

but for more on this is go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit and kimberly for the 1st time and quite a while it seems like there was real optimism there in dc. yeah, but with the caviar, the national security advisor take sells that also reminding many that this is a place but negotiators have been before and so well, there is considerable optimism. there also is cautious optimism. that being said, the details for the framework deal presented is one but the by the ministration is feeling a lot of optimism around for a number of reasons. the national security adviser talking with the maybe send boy breton, the girl who he says has been kept out in doha for more than a week. now also that he has spoken with a guitar, a foreign minister, and is really negotiators. and there is a feeling, but there is lament hm. in other words, in his words, things are going in the right direction. and that the big question mark now is whether or not how mos will agree and whether or not this can be implemented. but the feeling is, is that there may be a moment of opportunity and, but thin

kimberly chang reporting sure was. >> all right. we've traffic on interstate 5 through. the grapevine is flowing again after an overnight closure because of snow that to hone passing was shut down for about 12 hours conditions became just too slippery. several big rigs and other vehicles were stranded in the snow for a time traffic from the south. it was turned around at lake hughes road in castaic. even people who live in the area found it tough to get around. >> pretty bad so as we snowden, you know, and half of people here can get to work today. so the struggle for them so and that. it's no better than fire. >> good to see precip of any in southern california. lawrence is with us. the runs down. yeah. some places over and inch of rain in southern california. are they? and just less than two-tenths of an inch for the entire season? i mean, and that's coming up after a dry summer. and that's why those fires spark in southern california. but yeah, they finally got the relief, of course, dealing with some of the mudslides. but that >> public minor compared to what it did

their kimberly, thank you very much. i noticed the moving truck behind you, maybe that's something we can address later, but some more since you bring up all these issues about the border, i want to go to the border where we have to correspond to standing by john henry in chicago, not the border but additional castro is in texas. heidi, what is happening, where you are or what is about to happen more your it was there or if you look behind me, there's really not much action and i am standing right on the border here in the calen taxes with the trunk border wall behind me and this is the scene of the suppose it national disaster, a national emergency rather, that trump mentioned, he will be declaring today. the only thing is the number of unauthorized border crossings has dropped to a 4 year of low as of this month. fewer than 50000 border patrol encounters with people trying to cross without authorization. despite that we just heard trump's words in his inauguration speech. calling this a uh, an invasion of, of the unite

kimberly how good. so kimberly trump says, you know, you'll get to cease 5 done on these when he kept his back. but how does he propose to actually make that happen as yeah, well, he has the specified and as you know, this is something that has in terms of trying to get a ceasefire. and israel's war and guys are and to really get a release of the captive is something that has been looting the current administration for quite some time. in fact, uh, you know, this is something that presidential bible had held to be part of his legacy. but in the waiting days of his administration, it is still not something that they have been able to achieve. and so one would argue that uh, this is sort of a bit of not advertising the part of the incoming administration and the new incoming middle east negotiator. but at the same time, at you, as you heard there, they believe that the man who, who wrote the book, the art of the deal and believes he can strike a deal. so one has to really look and see whether or not this

i'm kimberly, it's just on the hosted. as we understand the $33.00 will be released in the 1st phase. and some of these that's done to be american or that is correct and we know that there is a white house press briefing taking place right now. cruise on peer the white house press secretary is discussing that and giving further detail, flashing out what that will look like. report is very keen to know what the identities of these uh hostages are rather captives are. what with the timeline will be like and, and, you know, when the families could be re united, the us president joe biden has been very, very clear about trying to keep in contact with these families. and also that this is important part of his legacy. but he wanted to see this come to an end, but in terms of the american captives, this is just part of what he sees as a broader package. he also was very insistent on seeing a surge of humanitarian aid as part of this initial phase one. and so this is just part of what he wants to see happened, but there's also so

now it's our white house correspondent, kimberly how k tvs a washington dc. hi, kimberly. and it's not just the president to spoken, it seems the president elect has his take on exactly what's been happening or yeah, that's right. the president elect. donald trump also responding on his social media platform. truth, social responding to reports that the vehicle the suspects used may have come from outside the united states, entering a border crossing through the us state of texas. now these are unconfirmed reports that are being investigated by the f b i. but still, the president elect responding to them, saying, criminals coming in are far worse than criminals. we have in our own country. the trump administration will give full support to new orleans as it investigates, recovers from this act of pure evil. now what we know, according to eye witnesses, is that the suspect was killed by police following the incident. and we are also hearing now from the eye witnesses that the suspect may have been wearing body armor. when he acts, it is the vehicle and began to shoot an exc

okay, kimberly will leave with the thank you so much. kimberly help kids. white house correspondent with donald trump does take 4 and best of this, the united nations has appeared at a confirmation hearing. at least the phonic was quizzed about with israel, has a biblical ride to be occupied. west bank. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, some of which rich vote, i'm sorry, if i'm outraged this is really finance minister smoke church and and the former national security minister, ben you the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank and in that conversation, you told me that yes you share that view. is that your view today? yes. leticia is live for us from capitol hill now and does she's likely to be the next you invested? it does. does this give us an indication where the trump administration stands when it comes to is where i live? potentially this is a significant change in policy. will look all the nominees know that they're pointing in the direction of donald trump, that he's listening to

now we have correspondence following all the latest developments kimberly hold standing by for us in washington, dc. handyman moved those in did angela from not since central garza but 1st let's hear from brandon smith who did attend the country. foreign ministry briefing earlier, endo the counselors, foreign ministry says representatives from israel security services, the most odd edition baths, along with representatives from the outgoing bites of ministration. i mean, incoming trump administration, i'm a representative from how much their role here in doha or along with those negotiators from egypt and capsule. they're all still trying to get a cx, 5 deal over the line. during the past month, they were underlying issue with major issues between the 2 parties under these, all these issues would result during the talks in the past couple of weeks. and they probably have reached a point where the major issue is that go preventing ideas from happening well addressed. and we have a language pertaining to the same issue that has been distributed between both the parties. we especially a

well for more on this that's bringing now. whitehouse corresponding, kimberly, how could it, kimberly, this is we've been talking that has been quite a major shift for me. so can you explain why now? because it's really can't be a coincidence that this is happening is donald trump is set to take office. you know, a lot of this has to do with the kind of the shifting winds in politics in the united states. there was a resounding shift when it comes to the recent us selection and the social media companies are recognizing that and it has a lot to do with the advertising dollars that are tied to that and they don't want to miss out. so we've seen a lot of the social media heads trying to curry favor with the president elect donald trump making trips tomorrow. lago mark zuckerberg is one of them. he's donated a $1000000.00 to donald trump's an all girl festivities. and we've also seen you on mass practically joined at the hip with the president elect. so what we know is that this has a lot to do with that, but it also has to do with the fact that donald trump, as they're currying favor, h

kimberly how can now she joins us from washington, dc. so kimberly bivens was very quick to make that announcement to me that the off the we had from the guitar is the deal had been made. yeah. and many here in washington speculator. the reason for that was because that he wanted to claim credit maybe perhaps before donald trump was able to do so, given the fact that donald trump had its way to about this before joe biden had had a chance to speak about it. but what you saw in that speech was something that you don't see in washington very often, and that was a some rare by partisanship. and that's exactly what we seen in the last week. we seen both the current us president joe biden and president elect donald trump. working to get this agreement across the finish line. the fact that we have the 2 teams that were negotiating jo biden's agreement proposal that was put in place in may of 2024. and the proposal that we'll have, the president of the lex team, donald trump, implementing it. so we heard joe biden there acknowledging that and sa

white house correspondent kimberly hall could standing by in washington dc. honey, my mode is indeed a valid in central was about 1st. let's go to bun expense who attended thoughts meeting briefing rather earlier in the ha brundage in the was of on friday the tools all i to develop sage, but it seems that not quite there yet. you know the know the yes. in the category. foreign ministry spokesman was also keen to say that it's important not to raise expectations. reset the develop stage, the tools, but we mustn't get over excited. he said he hopeful, based on his hope all of these talks will lead to an agreement. we have been here before, we've been very, very close to an agreement being reached only for it's a full at the very last minute. the 2nd se a different now maybe the incoming trump administration, putting pressure on the and yahoo to come to an agreement from my electric has made it played automatically. he doesn't want this will to go on when he takes office. so that is why that seems to be some more men, some behind it this time for the counselor i

to my brothers and sister, to my beloved wife kimberly who is here with me today. let he say, i married up. i'm grateful for her support and her endless patience, it's not easy to be married to a member of congress. it's not easy to have a member of congress for a dad. i'm grateful for the support of my daughters brittany and larisa, they are here with their husbands and with all of our grandchildren, john mark, henley, lucy, haven, and one yet to be named, one on the way, who have brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. not one of us here in congress could last a day without our staffs. and so i want to thank all of those who spend and have spent long days and long nights in my office serving south dakotaians and the american people. finally, mr. president, i thank god who has richly blessed me in every way. as it says in the scriptures, from him, through him, and for him are all things to him be the glory forever. amen. mr. president, i yield the floor. [applause] mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator democratic leader. mr. schu

kimberly or how we know and the next hour he is set to do his 1st tv network interview, he's going to be pre typing that in the next hour with sean hannity of the fox network. it's going to be airing at $21.00 g m t a. so we know he's going to be doing that in the oval office. and then as you talked about there he is going to be once again meeting as he did one day earlier with republican leadership in order to flush out his congressional legislative agenda. we know he's focusing on immigration issues. he's. 1 and focusing on his tax code, trying to get some of that through. so we expect that we're going to hear from the president, but to, as we saw yesterday and the day before, there's always a little bit more that's crammed into that calendar. that is full of surprises, so we're waiting to see what else will be popping up as rector of national intelligence, there's been paperwork holdups, and when it comes to r k junior, that there are some reservations about his positions on vaccines. and that's why democrats are having some big reservations, but eventually we're hearing that he ha

caller: good morning, kimberly. host: what resolutions do you think lawmakers should make in 2025? ok, we will go to john and south weymouth, massachusetts on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i am going to be tough on you right away. so, i think the resolution for reduction of government spending is key. how would you feel about answering the question regarding your salary? are you fully government-funded or just a private entity -- do some private entities also help facilitate your paycheck? and what do you make a year? host: c-span is not governed -- government funded. . it is funded through the cable industry and through our supporters. caller: so, regulations, we see funding in a -- deregulation, we see funding. host: what do you mean? caller: government fees, do those fees go and turn to find some of the -- find some of the endeavors that you guys are in? host: no. i am going to go to our frequently asked questions page on c-span, which i believe gets into that. here we go. how is it

caller: good morning, kimberly.ost: what resolutions do you think lawmakers should make in 2025? ok, we will go to john and south weymouth, massachusetts on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i am going to be tough on you right away. so, i think the resolution for reduction of government spending is key. how would you feel about answering the question regarding your salary? are you fully government-funded or just a private entity -- do some private entities also help facilitate your paycheck? and what do you make a year? host: c-span is not governed -- government funded. . it is funded through the cable industry and through our supporters. caller: so, regulations, we see funding in a -- deregulation, we see funding. host: what do you mean? caller: government fees, do those fees go and turn to find some of the -- find some of the endeavors that you guys are in? host: no. i am going to go to our frequently asked questions page on c-span, which i believe gets into that. here we go. how is it c-

my brothers and sister, to my beloved wife kimberly who is here with me today. andim let me say, mr. presidenti married up. i'm grateful every day for her love and wisdom. for heard advice and support and her endless patience. assign an easy thing to be married to a member of congress but is not easy thing to have a member of congress for a dad either prime grateful not only for my wife's enduring support but the support of my daughters brittney and larissa. they are here today in the senate as well with her husband luke and scott and with all of our rental jon mark, lucy, emily, hated, and one yet to be named, little one on theve way o have brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. mr. president, not one of us here in congress could last a day without our staff. have spent longnt days and long nights in my office serving southan dakotans and the americn people. and finally mr. president, i thank god he was richly blessed me in every way. through him and for him all things be the glory forever, amen. mr. president, yield the floor. [applause] >> mr. pres

kimberly. kimberly how good a white house correspondent. so we're going to talk more uh now on terms comments when it comes to the middle east. i'm a problem and is a fellow with the middle east council on global affairs where he focuses on us foreign policy. he joins us from new york. thank you very much for being here. i know that you were listening into donald trump's press conference a short time ago is all of this when it comes to the captives being released as all of this just type of balls that we've seen time and time again from triple code. he actually bring it in to the war and gaza and do it all before or even takes office as a glad to be with you tom. i mean, he's in making these statements now about all hell breaking loose for a number of weeks for a month. and i said on this network at the time that i didn't know what that meant in terms of, i mean, what further help could you bring on the god, the strip that is already being imposed on it. and so therefore, you need to tackle kind of the structural issues that doesn't mean us

kimberly how good it was live for us in washington dc. kimberly, what are the latest details of this attack that have been emerging and what are you hearing? and yeah, we are waiting further updates from law enforcement officials. but there are new details that are emerging from multiple media outlets here in the united states. right, or has, sorry, we're going to have to wait cuz we're not here. you're right now we'll, we'll try to reconnect with you in just a minute. let's take it live now to new orleans where authorities are providing another update after a car ramming attack on new year's day killed 10 people, an injured at least 35 others such a long day. i am central standard time and entering the vehicle to law enforcement officers and transported as a us citizen. he was driving the truck and we were wanting to confirm data on the other vehicle and potential association id located in vehicle id off located in transport. as of now haven't worked as a central improvised explosive devices id located in the subjects vehicle. other pote

kimberly chang has the latest. >> the fbi has released photos of the suspected more details about the explosives left around the city. many families are mourning the brother of one of the victim shared that they spent christmas together and the night of the attack was the hardest of his life. >> and now etch day on will be the heart is i like living there. can't speak to ever again. his brother, 27 year-old martin. tiger bash was showing a friend around bourbon street in new orleans when a speeding truck when around a barricade and collided with a crowd of new year's revelers. i far that was one of 14 people killed. dozens others were injured. i kept screaming for help and nobody was coming. it was hard to walk down bourbon street today because you thinking about the victims. the fbi released photos of the driver. 42 year-old chef shoud in jabar. an army veteran who was killed in a firefight with police officials said jabar was inspired by the islamic state militant group. >> investigators said hours before the attack to bar who's from texas posted videos on facebook proclaiming his s

i'm grateful every day for kimberly's love and wisdom, her advice and support in her endless patience. it is not an easy thing to be married to a member of congress. it is not a easy thing to have a member of congress for a dad either. i'm grateful not only for my wife's and during support but for the support of my daughters, britney and larissa. they are here today in the senate as well with their husbands, and with all of her grandchildren, john, mark, lucy, henley, hewitt, haven, and one yet to be named little one on the way, who has brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. not one of us is here -- not one of us here in congress could last a day without our staffs. i want to thank all of those who spend and have spent long days and long nights in my office serving south dakotans and the american people. finally, i thank god who has richly blessed me in every way. as it says in the scriptures, from him, through him and for him are all things to him be the glory forever, amen. i yield the floor. [applause] sen. schumer: mr. president -- >> democratic leader. sen. schumer: fi

kimberly, how could alex's the euro white house? robert scott, is a full most senior international economists of the economic policy institute. he's not surprised the bite and has broke the sale. the steel industry is really a special case. it is one of the most protected industries in the world and has been subject to vast amounts of unfair trade. of this has been a subject to debate if you owe easy day and other international. busy for years, decades actually been talks and so for these 20 years about a multi lateral steel agreements to deal with excess capacity worldwide. nothing has been done or giving significance in that direction. the yours in japan have been fighting about steel also for many decades of us has harris on the importance of seo from japan. nip arms, deal has been repeatedly found guilty of droppings dealing in the united states. this is an old problem that has to do with the government. so investments and governments favors provide into the seo industry in japan. and charlotte and other asian countries, especia

kimberly, how could alex's, the euro whitehouse. robert scott is a former senior, a international economy said that you cannot make policy institute. he's not surprised at biden, has blocked for sale. the steel industry is really a special case. it is one of the most protected industries in the world and has been subject to vast amounts of unfair trade. of this has been a subject to debate if you owe easy day and other international for our, for years, decades actually been talks. and so for these 20 years about a multi lateral still agreement to deal with excess capacity worldwide, nothing has been done or giving you significance in that direction. the yours in japan have been fighting about steel also for many decades of us has harris on the importance of seo from japan. the funds deal has been repeatedly found guilty of droppings daily in the united states. this is an old problem that has to do with a government to investments and governments and favors provide into the seo industry in japan. and charlotte and other asian countri

how could she joins his mind from washington and kimberly, it all went very calmly done it. very normal compared to the stay 4 years ago. took us through the significance of the stay in the sequence of events. a yeah, this is typically. busy a very sort of a benign ritual that takes place and that has always been the case until 4 years ago on january 6th of 2021. and that is when a supporters of donald trump s, as you mentioned, storm the us capital and then attempt to overturn and to haul the certification of the election results and try to overturn the 2020 us election results. so that is why all eyes were on the process that justin folded in the last hour as campbell harris was doing this. so it not only wasn't significant because it was the 4 year on a verse or a, but also there was sort of some human emotion involved in all of this. the fact that people were watching comma, la harris as vice president having to certify her own loss. but even more so to the republican challenger, who was responsible for a essentially telling his supporters to go to the capital in the att

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