leah, class is in session. can you please explain to our viewers, what they are.ct is used to confirm some or all of his picks is sounding the alarm bell for law scholars. >> reporter: recess appointments refers to the president's ability to make appointments to positions that would otherwise require senate confirmation, during recess of the senate. historically, recess were used when transportation wasn't great, back in the 17, 1800s and you couldn't get senators to washington, d.c. and in that situation, where you didn't actually have the senate back in session, presidents could fill positions, with recess appointments, in order to make sure those jobs could be done. now, over time, some presidents started to experiment with recess appointments. when their party didn't control the senate. and the senate, therefore sometimes refused to confirm their desired nominees to various positions. but donald trump is taking this a step further. because of course, he is about to begin the presidency with his party controlling the senate. and not by a small margin. you know,

leah?n't tell you how many emails i got from women who are in prominent positions in this country, this party, in their businesses who said, yet again, america has shown me that i am not worthy. i am not deemed worthy. no matter my qualifications, no matter what i have done, no matter what i have achieved, i am still considered unqualified. i think hillary clinton might have the same testimony. i think, the loss is stinging but it is stinging even more because of who we lost to, a convicted felon, someone who is spewing hatred every single day against the ideals we certainly believe in as americans. to have someone who has worked in every branch of government, judicial, legislative, executive, coming with the kind of experience he has, to lose to someone who is clearly beneath her, clearly unqualified, clearly inept, is especially stinging. >> eddie, i want to take that and sort of narrow it down a little bit. i was struck very much by a number of interviews that very talented reporters and

leah littman is back with me to break this down. so, leah, class is in session.ur viewers what recess assessments are and why the process of this is sounding alarm bells among constitutional scholars? >> it refers to the presidents ability to make appointments that would otherwise require senate confirmation during a recess, historically they were used back when transportation wasn't great. back in the 17- 1800s. you can get all of the senators to washington, d.c. but you still need these cabinets to be filled. in the situation where you didn't actually have, over time some presidents started to experiment with recess appointments. when their party didn't control the senate in the senate therefore sometimes refused to confirm their desired nominees to various positions but donald trump is taking this a step further because he is about to begin the presidency with his party controlling the senate and not by a small margin, right now democrats have a very small majority in the senate, donald trump is going to have a cushion of several seats. he is pioneering a new

but depending on what your restriction you're in, take astray leah, for example. what those terms mean can vary the surfaces as normal project. i don't, anyone can call themselves a therapist, george counseling. there's that's, is that actually engaging in kind of formal education and training about that? so if there are so many pitfalls how come the business model hasn't collapsed? well, the thing is, sometimes it does work for people. here's jo talking by the 2nd better health therapist who was most with make sure that that was the main thing he was doing. it was like he was a waiter on the side like that was his main focus. and i really saw a massive change in quality based on that because he was like, absolutely right. he was exactly what i wish i had a guy who would have gotten 2 years previously. i reached out to better help for clarification on a number of issues raised in this video from working hours to data sharing and license checking. but i received no response. joe and rachel both paid out of pocket for their online therapy. but actually, the trend is

the poll mc alice leah, a brand new $100000000000.00 metropolis erected in just 10 years. but the who exactly real estate brokers, samuel town has been observing the evolution of the project from day one, orange of us barely begun when security intervenes with bond from filming anywhere in for a city. and i told to leave the area old you to the develop a spirit robot press, which on my tongue. we really, kate, i mean 2 of you to a hotel room was probably a great success with a lot of new china people coming in between this daily basis of, of 17, the bosses that come in with people. 14 for, for chase, a city and malaysia built by the chinese for chinese. it's location just 2 kilometers across the board. from the booming island, a nation, a single pole, another attractive selling point. less repeating to those private investors. a new law in china, limiting and citizens foreign financial transfers to $50000.00 a year. a big blow for forrest city. when you have too many, for the buying in, coming to n d c t. and people quite go seeking because they do not reciting to except f

tungsten leah and is a former single pool presidential candidate who bodies place 6 years ago. he shows is around his apartment complex, which includes a pool and other communities. this apartment uh on this level. uh, i'm the only, uh, one of the agent functions of to buy what i like to have because of these to be schooling quiet right now. perhaps there's a different kind of potential here. the mazda of high ranges make a great movie, set time with no danger of passes by straining into shots. netflix is already filmed a reality game show here. given forrest city a high profile on much needed pianist. there you go. easy work, the baby to very the rest, the rest or no idea that might be was building on the cause with residence now numbering, just 5 or 10000 force city is in danger of becoming one big tassel in the sand. 15 for more insights and solutions from around the world. if he wants to meet the people fighting climate change, visit us on facebook. if you want the story behind the headlines, follow us on instagram. and if you want green light text checkouts all take tubs,

leah who actually comes from? an oil family organizes donors to to combine resources and give in ways are oriented towards solidarity as opposed to charity. the last thing i'll say is so so we really started seriously thinking about writing in 2019, we wrote an article for the new republic you and then of course, covid happened and. i think covid was a formative backdrop for the actual writing of the book because like so many folks, i was on a zillion panels on zoom of causing the pandemic is a portal, right. you know we're going to have a kind of awareness a. mass epiphany of vulnerability. and our solidarity is to emerge. and i think a huge reminder that of a key point of the book, which is is actually it has to be consciously cultivated every step it's not spontaneous. the bad guys, whether we distinguish between what we call transformative solidarity reaction, solidarity, the bad guys are building reactionary solidarity every day trying to divide us, conquer us. and we've got to build you know, transformative,

leah is also an organizer like myself. leah comes from inherited wealth, so she organizes donors and i organize debtors. so people with negative net worth and debt is actually a major theme of this book in sense that it is because the last ten years i've been been organizing that i really came to appreciate the importance of, solidarity and the challenge of building it. so this book does a lot, but it does at one point tell the story of the debt collective. so the debt is the world's first union of debtors and we take inspiration from the labor movement in the sense that believe people need to have through which they can exercise economic. a lot of us for various reasons including the way labor law is structured, don't have the chance to join a conventional labor union. but we're all in the economy and a whole lot of us are in debt. and so our idea is that when people come together, they can exercise power, but the debt is specific a very interesting opportunity for power building because debt, as i'm sure we'll explore a

but scott knows that and, leah, i guess just go back to you finally on this. >> i mean the flip side of this is that when trump comes into office, if these tariffs do go into effect, i mean, the president of mexico has threatened to retaliate. we could have a trade war at the beginning of this new administration, which could have a pretty serious effect on on inflation in this country. i mean, that's what a lot of economic experts are saying right now. what do you think exactly? >> and i think one of the things that we're seeing right now is a little bit of saber rattling and a little bit of, i think to to scott and mccarthy's point is a little bit of posturing and that the ultimate outcome is that nobody really wants a trade war, nobody wants a tariff war, nobody wants to be, you know, clearly the american public was very, you know, very open and very transparent that they are tired of really high inflation and that also includes inflation that went into effect roughly around 2019 from earlier tariffs that were put into place that the biden administration didn't overturn, but also c

. —— king leah. breaking news, the father has accepted full responsibility for her death.on. previously she sought to blame his wife killing his daughter, bit in his admission he told jurors that he accepted every single thing. sara was found dead at the family home in woking last august after the defendants fled to pakistan. herfather has denied all charges of murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the health secretary wes streeting has announced the introduction of league performance tables which will show failing hospitals in england. he also revealed that nhs managers who don't improve patient care will be sacked. he told the conference of nhs trusts in liverpool that they could be no more rewards forfailure. we more rewards for failure. we need to more rewards for failure. - need to design services around people, particularly people with long—term conditions who are to offer past from pillar to post, one service to another. fragmentation needs to give way to integration and out into the job of integrated care boards. weather providers, nhs trusts or ment

she's got serious misgivings about better helps recent expansion into a stray leah for work cuz the stuff is not accurate and we don't use. and also the privacy and confidentiality to say, ends about patient data. information is very, very concerning. remember that health questionnaire, rachel and joe filled out when they signed up. it includes questions about your sexuality, relationship spaces, religion, physical health, and financial spaces. last year, the federal trade commission accused better help of sharing those health questionnaires along with clients, e mail and ip addresses with companies including facebook and snap tests. the company was find a $7800000.00. competitor cerebral got a similar find this year as well as privacy concerns. there's also the question of liability. both rachel and jo live in europe, but were initially match with therapists in the u. s. in germany, for example, if this were offline, those providers wouldn't be able to practice outside of their country without going through a lengthy process of having their qualifications recognized that or help says it

he's been described by some as of people for and donald trump was paula, fully leah's, of our us selections team speaking to me earlier. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world today. un atomic watched off to you, rafael grossey is met with around for a minister in terra before his trip. grossey said his agency had not been granted access to a facility with machines that enrich uranium. the i a, a is concerned to enriched uranium, could be used to making nuclear bonds. the multiple air strikes of his bare route, southern and suburbs after israel ordered residents to evacuate. the area controlled by has for israel intensified his campaign against the militant improvement september. overnight air strikes and artillery showing also hip the south of the country where media say 5 people have been killed. human rights watch says that israel's repeated evacuation orders in gaza, amounts to the work crime, a forcible transfer. the group made the claim in a news report and a new report suggesting israel actions could be ethnic cleansing. it says it's findings ar

i'm katrina tan, my child is leah grace who just spoke.he attends spring valley science elementary. my husband is than two weeks, we gathered numerous sign petitions from businesses concerned about the closure. our concernshistoric school. the new site is too far for most families to walk, increasing transportation costs and time. the after school program costs $500 more per month, while 50% of our kids are qualifying for freee's no support for students in the cantonese program, the merger also failed to consider retaining our current staff, who would have tremendously helped with our kids transition. i volunteered for many events, including teaching motor skills. this is my time, my contribution. when you close our school based solely on a budget, you close opportunities that go far beyond numbers. you take away from a community that works hard and fights for our kids. all we ask is for you to want the same. we can all agree on one thing. no one wants a state takeover. wek together to find a solution.the means. thank you thank you. okay.

my great grandmother leah, she was just walking around in a kind of dissociative state when, out of thecorner of her eye, she sees a baby reaching out for her, and she goes that's my baby but this woman was not going to just hand over this baby. and they said okay, take both women and the baby up to captain rostron's cabin. he's like how can you tell me this is your child? well, he has a strawberry birthmark on his chest. and he did indeed have those markings. >> and so leah was able to reunite with her baby on the carpathia it took several days before a cable laying ship called the mackay-bennett, stocked with ice and embalming fluid, went out to the wreck site and recovered a number of the bodies. >> the mackay-bennett was based in halifax, and it was the first ship that was chartered by the white star line to recover the bodies of titanic's dead. >> john jacob astor, the richest man in the world died in the tragedy. his body was recovered. >> he had the modern day equivalent of $75,000 in u.s. cash on him, plus british pounds plus gold plus francs and a gold pocket watch with his ini

leah x was a lady from england and had a child, so here she is trying to get up the stairs, trying to go up into the aft. >> well deck. >> there were some reports of when people in steerage third class tried to get up from the bowels of the ship. some of the gates were locked to the top deck, where they could find a lifeboat and they were shaking the gates and asking for the gates to be opened there were hundreds of people pushing their way up there, and there was a logjam. >> leah literally had to fight for her life of it. >> the one that lady duff-gordon got into with her husband they only had 12 people in a boat that should have had 60. it wasn't so much evil as a kind of incompetence. that saddens me that so many more people died than need. >> have there were a good 2.5 hours, three hours before it sank and so you have all this time to ve all this time to be fearful, to be terrified. and i think that's the true horror of what happened on the titanic thanksgiving parades around the country with special appearances by chef bobby flay. >> jennifer hudson, t.i. and more john berman an

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. >> leah sheldon and karlyn kelly run this group, the duo meeting two years ago at one of these mixersgether. one rule when it comes to attending these events, you have to come alone. >> it's nice because it levels the playing field and sense of vulnerability. it pushes you out of your comfort zone like the girls, similar groups catering to finding connection are on the rise, like dinner parties, even running clubs. we spend so much time online like we end up isolating ourselves. and it's just it's not a substitute for actual human interaction. >> for carrie, her digital and social life go hand in hand and she's not alone. across social media, people can game with one another across continents. get ready with me. videos can make you feel connected to your favorite influencer, and there's dating apps and even friend apps. but making true friendships can be tough, especially when you've recently moved to a city of 8 million people like carrie. >> when i see, like, groups of girls like sitting at the park, i'm like, oh, that looks so cute. like, i would love to, like, be sitting in like a

according to swimming world magazine, leah thomas, the trans swimmer at the university of pennsylvania soared from the mid five hundreds, ranking in men's competition to one of the top ranked swimmers in women's competition. that wasn't fair. third, while we need to emotionally support all facing questions about gender identity, we should be cautious before embracing life altering nonreversible medical treatment for minors who are diagnosed with gender dysphoria. the fourth, and finally, that we will not sit idle while some among us, no matter the size of the population, are used as political fodder in the culture wars when nancy mace demonizes the representative elect sarah mcbride, our first concern should be the message of non-inclusion that sends to our youth who are struggling with gender identity issues in their formative years, because that's bullying data shows they are the most susceptible to the risks of anxiety, depression and suicide. according to a 2015 study at the harvard t.h. chan school of public health. compared with non-transgender peers transgender youth were found

ma the marina district, leah webster says parking is challenging enough for those in the neighborhood. >> i just think so many people park on the street and depend on it and there's not as many garages. anyone who has a car, it's definitely going to be a struggle for. >> reporter: in chinatown ed su, chairman of the chinatown merchants united association, has other concerns. >> we need more parking space. we need more business. if they take off the parking space, that means we're losing that business. >> reporter: the law went on the books the start of 2024, but the sfmta hasn't issued warnings until now. >> right now we're unclear about all the circumstances. >> reporter: su, who has a lot of questions about how it will work and the impact it may have on his neighborhood says he's frustrated sfmta outreach didn't begin sooner. >> got a whole year telling us what they're going to do it and how. >> reporter: some curbs are already painted red prohibiting parking close to a crosswalk, but under the new law drivers will be on the hook for parking within 20 feet of the crosswalk even if t

we all, of course remember the case of leah thomas, the trans swimmer at the university of pennsylvania in that case, according to swimming world magazine thomas soared from the mid five hundreds, ranking in men's competition to one of the top ranked swimmers in women's competition. i said then and still believe that's not fair. the same questions about fairness and competitive balance seem to apply here. boise state saying in a statement, quote, the decision to not continue to play in the 2024 mountain west volleyball championship tournament was not an easy one. they should not have to forgo this opportunity while waiting for a more thoughtful and better system that serves all athletes. it's not the first time that a team has forfeited playing san jose state. the team received a total of six forfeit victories throughout the season due to withdrawals from mountain west opponents. let's note these two things no one made these teams forfeit. they're removing themselves from a level of competition that they've worked all season towards. and second, the commissioner of their conference rule

i have an escape going up a 5 leah for the home or the enough these, these coke upon not in order to do this, that associates, they could have done all of them. this was the book good. and that's all the big it all was there. and i have divided the for the whole desk of the or, or i don't, they all used them at the book the, all the, well, i mean this them is so be moody and then elements. and then the so the victims suffer not only because they were serbs, but also because they shared a common enemy, the german occupier. and they are collaborators. the occupiers united them during your throwing them into the same prisons, camps and ultimately graves, without asking whether they prayed to god, pledge to the legions to young king peter too. for belong to the partisans and the communist ideology. the the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st. can you see throu

i have mistaken know for a fight of leah for the home or the enough see the spoke upon, not in order to do this, this did there the associates, they could have done all of them. this was the book and none of the big at all was the one that had divided the for the whole desk of the or, or i don't, they all used them at the book the all the well meaning this then the so the move, the menu items and then there's the victims suffer not only because they were serbs, but also because they shared a common enemy, the german occupier. and they are collaborators. the occupiers united them during your throwing them into the same prisons, camps and ultimately graves, without asking whether they prayed to god pledge to the legions to young king peter, to or belong to the partisans. and the communist ideology, the . 1 the, the, the, me, this one more to personalities been heard a lot. this is a must always displayed the loading on the, on the 2nd, but to pull it out. and you have them done by the most value of what would have done most scale new will by she really is east that you're going to be i

i think that the us finds itself lessons 5 to miss leah on your adversary. that is trying to retain installment inside of china as well as other states united states believe in eulu, polar. wherever you us was to remain a top dog for adver or east. us do not like to be challenged by a peer can better live trying. i like russia, china is expand, needs only cleared program to, to, to present as a teacher. and i guess, united states in particular to possess a 2nd strike capability in case united states launch the 1st strike against china. and this is what pentagon seems to counter. they, they would not allow any other state to easier to possess the tear it capability because that, that, that means us can not be that develop dog anymore. and on top of that, on the secondary function, of course it is great, you know, plan. the goal was to continue when you expand the monetary budget, this is that's why they came up with this $1500000.00 proposal for nuclear weapon upgrade in the 1st place in china. and right charge is very convenient, booby managed to use for bud

it's triggered in the inner ear where find sensory hair cells and the conch. leah are found. when a sound wave hits the air, the cell is converted into electrical signals. the auditory nerve then transmits them to the brain. if the hare cells are damaged because noise is too loud for too long hearing impaired, and the damage is permanent. finding the right hearing aid for each individual. it's a job for hearing aids specialist and then a funding escapes. and so there are 2 categories, devices that sit behind the air, which ideally are held to the air with a custom made air mold, and then devices that are placed in the year. but you can differentiate further and distinguish between devices that have everything technologically on board ones that use bluetooth and other devices that are somewhat more limited in technological terms that are much smaller people taking notes on this. and i think that is definitely what do i just don't understand. i know awesome. the 1st thing people notice is that they're hearing suffers and noisy environments. lots of conversations, loud backgroun

leah martin, the owner of nowhere, a clothing store in valencia, says it is a headache for business ownersng the strip, who says the lane complicated parking for businesses. she hopes the new lane will reduce some of the frustration, but ultimately she says there are pros and cons to each design. >> i don't think there will be any perfect solution for this problem. i think no matter what, someone will be upset with the result. >> reporter: construction on the lane will begin in january, and it is expected to take about two to three months to complete. >>> for a look at what's coming up on the cbs evening news, here is norah o'donnell. >> hey, juliette, wildfires have ravaged more than one million acres. how the seeds of restoration are being harvested. that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >> norah, thank you. >>> when we come back, the sierra is getting enough snow that another resort decided to open early today. we'll hear from some of the first to it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music]

either through um, further uh, uh, a heavy metal transportation, leah rain or wind eventually getting into the limestone substrate and then making its way out into the ocean because we are, our aquifer is connected to the ocean. that's why we have these fresh water streams of bobo, this kind that leach out into the ocean. i sat down with 2022 nobel peace prize, dominy hope christabel, who, for more than 35 years is organized across qualms and to use local government boards and commissions. working to protect qualms resources, and promote the try people's in a label right to self determination. crystal, the study of the effects of military contamination in qualms, lands and waters for decades. but i haven't seen or heard of anything in 20 years. where the people of why are asked to participate in any discussion off our our state of being on our homeland. nothing that addresses colonialism, nothing that addresses, all right, in the ability to drive in this environment that for 4000 years sustained our ancestors and, and our parents. nothing that addresses that nothing that addresses a w

the host of the awards singer rita borah paid an emotional tribute to leah payne, a former member ofmeone that was very, very dear to us. we lost him recently and he was a big part of the mtv world and my world for that i think a lot of viewers at home and everybody in here tonight for the liam payne was one of the kindest people that i knew. there were so many ways that we were talking about honoring him i think sometimesjust simply think sometimes just simply speaking think sometimesjust simply speaking is enough. he had the biggest heart and was always the first person to offer help in any way that he could. he brought so muchjoy in any way that he could. he brought so much joy to every room, he walked into and left such a mark on this world. before we go, the worlds most difficult yacht race got under way on sunday the boat set off in light winds from the french atlantic port for the a0 competitors are taking part in the single—handed nonstop race around the world and are expected to be at sea between 70 and 110 days. plenty more on her top stories are bbc website. stay with us o

so it's a losing battle. leah, that it's not just about destructions. the social aspect students are supposed to play in charleston past and knocked on the screens. so the bottom comes break times to it's smart to learn to deal with others without using science, because today everything is online to i check g, p, t cetera. so we need to learn to get home with others and spend less time on now firms. but not everyone follows the rules. songs may files have confiscated the phone in the safely with the janitor. oh yeah it, it goes with more contact with the students and that's nice for me. it's a musically and then, but it's still a cut them. now skype for the kids whose phones have been confiscated and it will be on the last name. all the others can be claimed that devices as soon as such nonsense have done whatever beeping sound yourself. so next, it's a trifle for these parents to imitate their highly intelligent birds that can learn to closely mimic sounds. songs add language, the u. k is biggest power century located in lincolnshire is home to more th

leah selden, picked to head the environment protection agency, writes, "a pipe bomb threat targeting me and my family at our home today and elise stefanik selected as and ambassador with a pro-palestinian themed message." and elise stefanik, selected as ambassador to the united nations, praised the response to her upstate new york home after a threat this morning, thinking the "extraordinary dedication of law enforcement." this wave of new threats, a disturbing reminder of attempts on mr. trump's life this summer. today, a transition spokeswoman declared, "dangerous acts of intimidation and violence will not deteter us." >> kelly, in the meantime, president-elect trump also making more key appointments today. >> reporter: that is right, mr. trump has put forward retired general keith kellogg, who served in the first administration as part of the national security team for a new role as special envoy to ukraine and russia. mr. trump has said he would like that war over quickly, even claiming he could end it within 24 hours. lester? >> kelly o'donnell, thanks the war over quickly even

and many of them coming from old to astray, leah and tons of today. we understand that the airport in bali is operating normally. however they have been some cancellations. at least 40 cancellations at this point are also cancellations on the island of log book. and of course, the efforts closest to the volcano remain closed, but it is too soon to say what the long term effect of tourism will be. because this is of course, dependent on the wind. so yesterday the wind was blowing in a westwood direction toward valley, and that sense as plumes as high as 4500 meters toward the direction of folly. we will have to wait and see in terms of further eruptions to these volcano. it is of course, worth noting that many communities in indonesia are used to living close to volcanoes on his coast. there is a degree of resilience because there is some familiarity with these volcanic volcanic eruptions. yes, cool. so thanks very much. just come sure. you'll be following that a not facing of well demonstrates is have been detained as a riley and i'm to them and suppo

escalating situation taking place in a be a north of this trip as the minute trip ration in into by leah and then by law. he has just been ongoing for almost 35 days so far above what has been. so a slight thing this time is that these, but the military has shooting you evacuation or does not for the residents of the know that part of sconce or this tiny thoughtful residential in the goal is a city west pacific neighborhoods. what told to flee is about claims that palestinian troops have been using these areas to launch rockets towards israel, despite the previous announcements and the cut ration that these areas where militarily dismantled, we need to remind ourselves and to remind all of you as an everyone who's joining us right now that these areas in gaza city have been receiving people who work for slee displays from big now. yeah. and from japan, the refugee camp. now they have been told again to flee a with a very limited and narrow window of options left for them to have been told by these, by the military to flee southwest, which at the same time it continued to be that relentle

that's something that especially free speech proponents without late that doubts and leah undoubtedly take issue with what he didn't speak about. sorry, much were very did mentioned it was the top issue here in the state of nevada, according some post full votes, is not to be economy and skilled, the highest unemployment of all of the united states. it's also got a high and rising cost of living and a lot of people can, it can be bought into that. what he did say was that he was gonna bring down inflation. and he talked about his proposal to abolish federal tax on tips as a lot of tip web post, obviously, nevada, and especially in las vegas. would it be enough to get him over the line? time with help is currently still neck and neck with kinda le harris in the swing. stay on home. and i would just say to nevada, the still ahead on all does it have more on the us election under on 100, in georgia. we're let you know as make up 3 percent of the state population and that could be enough to design the election here. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. how do you see the education

i think that the us funds itself lessons buy to miss leah on adversaries. because all safe washington is trying to retain is going to serve a china as well as other states the united states believe in eulu.