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leah greenberg a chance to respond. guest: i think we have a big challenge in american society because i think a set of people who are very wealthy and very powerful across corporations across silicon valley, across a number of concentrated interests are telling a story whereby we plane each other. we plane plea pull across lines of race and citizenship status, we plane populations like trans kids and say these are the problem that are driving us when really they are distracting us so that they can loot the government and undermine public education, so they can attack our health care system and so they can backup a giant truck to the federal government and take the money for themselves. fundamentally we have to figure out ways to tell that story to the american people, we have to figure out that we understand when they ask us to fight each other that they are doing is trying to distract us so that they can profit and exert control over the government. host: about 10 minutes before the house comes in today we will take y

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joining me to break town the avalanche effect this ruling might have, professor leah litman from the "the strict scrutiny" podcast and mark joseph stern, senior writer at "slate" magazine. i'm so eager to have this conversation with both of you guys. leah, first just how -- how is denying gender-affirming care for a specific group of individuals base largely on sex if not entirely on sex, how is that not sex-based discrimination? >> it is sex-based discrimination. there is no way of getting around it, as justice kagan and the lawyers challenging the ban pointed out. this entire law is imbued with sex. the law's text repeatedly talks about sex and says that it its purpose is to encourage people to live in accordance with their sex. it prohibits individuals from receiving certain care depending on their sex assigned at birth. you know, a girl who is assigned female sex at birth can get some hormones that a person who was assigned male sex at birth cannot. it's just that simple, and there's no getting around it. so the tennessee lawyer and the republican appointed justices were left wit

. >> whether it's story time or checking out some new toys, three year old leah fitzgerald is gettingand lokelani, are seeing progress since their world suddenly changed one year ago. >> she hasn't eaten on her own or walked or talked since last december. >> tim fitzgerald says in december of 2023, they went to urgent care thinking leah had an ear infection. but symptoms kept getting worse. >> symptoms of sort of a spaciness, you know, she would space out and be unresponsive and then there'd be these wild, you know, agitations and you know, angry moments and calling out for us from her room. >> emergency room staff at their local hospital in richmond diagnosed leah with autoimmune encephalitis. >> it's scary because you've never heard the word encephalitis before. >> leah has anti-nmdar encephalitis, a rare disease that causes the immune system to attack parts of her brain, leading to seizures, movement disorders and changes in behavior. she had lost her ability to walk and talk within days of the family, bringing her to ucsf benioff children's hospital, oakland, they tracked down the

leah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. asked some great questions that kazakhstan, azerbaijan and russian authorities are investigating. a warning, the video we are about to show is disturbing. a chilling scene, the moment a passenger jet with 67 people on board crashes near kazakhstan's aktau airport and bursts into flames. emergency crews rushed to the scene. miraculously, 29 people survived, their faces in complete disbelief. 38 others on board were killed. azerbaijan airlines said the jet traveling from the azerbaijan capital to russia was diverted and attempting to make an emergency landing. azerbaijan's president said he was told worsening weather conditions forced the plane off its planned route. russian civil aviation authority says it appears a bird strike led to an emergency on board. families and friends are awaiting an official report. and azerbaijan airline says it will suspend flights on that route until the investigation into the crash is completed. the country's president also declared today a day of mornin

by then, paul and leah were married with two little girls. and there they were, two brothers, living in southern california. my brother would come over from time to time. and we'd go surf salt creek together. it was-- life couldn't have been better. keith morrison (voiceover): and uncle chris always made time for his nieces. he would like, have water balloon fights. yeah i heard about this water balloon. tell me about-- what was that all about? our daughters were probably three and one. our oldest wanted to have a water balloon fight. and so they just went at it. and she nailed him. [laughs] i mean, for a grown man to be willing to get so soaking wet, i was surprised. keith morrison (voiceover): and at a work, in the office? he was playful. he would buy remote control toys and fly them around the office when i remember. and he liked to play pranks on our neighbors that were nearby, in the office suite. keith morrison (voiceover): mind you, chris had a serious side too, certainly when it came to making money. but also in early 2010, he was ser

cbs's leah mishkin is keeping track of everything.d morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. in regards to the weather, if your flight is cancelled or significantly delayed, it is the first holiday season since a transportation department rule took effect that requires airlines to give an automatic cash refund. so no need to spend hours on the phone with customer service, although let's think positively. family and friends are eagerly awaiting their loved ones and tsa is expecting to screen nearly 40 million passengers this holiday season through january 2nd. it is beginning to look a lot like christmas at airports across the u.s. >> the one thing i am looking forward to is being there already. >> reporter: aaa expects more than 119 million people will travel at least 50 maple leafs from home over the your-end holiday period with the majority, 90%, driving. but for some people who are taking to the skies instead of the road, it is the packing that's causing a travel pain. >> unfortunately, all of our packing has gotten me down. >>

leah greenberg a chance to respond.st: i think we have a big challenge in american society because i think a set of people who are very wealthy and very powerful across corporations across silicon valley, across a number of concentrated interests are telling a story whereby we plane each other. we plane plea pull across lines of race and citizenship status, we plane populations like trans kids and say these are the problem that are driving us when really they are distracting us so that they can loot the government and undermine public education, so they can attack our health care system and so they can backup a giant truck to the federal government and take the money for themselves. fundamentally we have to figure out ways to tell that story to the american people, we have to figure out that we understand when they ask us to fight each other that they are doing is trying to distract us so that they can profit and exert control over the government. host: about 10 minutes before the house comes in today we will take you t

. >> joining me now to talk about all of this is isaac dovere, cnn senior reporter and leah wright rigueur political analyst and historian, kicking off our wonderful panel on this post-christmas morning. thank you both for being here. isaac, i want to start with you. five years ago, trump said all denmark had to say was they weren't interested. and yet, here we are. what is old is new again in 2024. he's again talking about how greenland is needed. isaac, what's going on here? is this real? >> well, look, donald trump has been reelected president. he had ideas of what he wanted to do in his first term. he wants to bring them back in a second term. so it's not surprising to see that kind of continuity here. i think what's different potentially here is that in trump's first term, a lot of leaders around the world saw it, that presidency as sort of an aberration, as something that they they hoped and, and believed many of them would pass in america, that it wouldn't that just get through four years of donald trump and then things will go back to the way they were? that is not the way that the

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so this is an id for leah. i said, and he also name done how does photography i'm looking at is fish just making me hungry. so now we're getting to what might be the was most expensive fish sandwich. why it's expensive is because i'm taking a plane, a 5 minute slice to get to my fist. i know it's at immediately extra measure crazy, but many people actually use the plane to get from here to the island of use of ferry. it costs about the same for $49.00 euros. you also get a fantastic view. often they'll have some shots to fly to fly life. and now let's get a fresh center from the airport. we could knew by each bytes eustace, a calf free island, only bicycles and horse drawn carriages on the roads here. is hit scan on the cord on much reports. done for 5 fish sandwich, his id, north german street. you can recognize the good one by the fact that it's pretty bad for us. this herring's really going very fresh, very tasty and very 10. i've enjoyed this day by the water and see especially thing it's big and small inha

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leah, i'm going to toss it to you on this one. was nikki haley being on the same side as matt gaetz and laura loomer part of your end of 2024 bingo card? >> actually it was. and let me tell you why. vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley have a very contested relationship. it's often gotten ugly at different points in time, but particularly on the campaign campaign trail. nikki haley has come after vivek before because of attacks, she said on her children. uh, vivek has called her a fascist. they have been going at it for quite some time, and i think part of the part of the tension here, too, is that as nikki haley has fallen out of favor with the maga base, one of the people that she has kind of pointed to is taking essentially taking her place is somebody like vivek ramaswamy. her argument has been that he does not fully understand what it means to actually be part of this conservative movement, because if you think about vivek ramaswamy actual history and longer trajectory, he is very transactional. he is relatively new to the conserv

leah, thanks very much for joining us. president carter and president biden face some similar challenges during their time in office, from inflation to american hostages being held abroad. what stands out to you about that? >> so i think there are a couple of things that stand out to me about that. >> they are both one term presidents, but they both came in initially saying that their goal was not to think about extending or the next term in office, but instead to restore the soul of the nation. >> and carter's case. he specifically came at a point in time in the aftermath of watergate, where the nation was still reeling from the possibility that a president could be corrupt, but also could be engaged in all kinds of criminal activity and lack integrity, and would lie to the american people. so one of the promises that somebody like carter makes, that he makes when he ascends upon the presidency is, i will not lie to the american people. but the other thing is, the american people are still reeling from the aftermath of th

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professor leah it willman, cohost of the strict scrutiny podcast. and mark joseph stern.e magazine. i'm so eager to have this conversation with both of you guys. leah, first, just how is denying gender affirming care for a specific group of individuals based largely on sex, how is that not sex-based discrimination? >> it is. there is no way of getting around it. this entire law is imbued with sex. the law's text talks about sex and says its purpose is to encourage people to live in accordance with their sex. it prohibits individuals from receiving certain care depending on their sex assigned at birth. a girl who was assigned female sex at birth can get some hormones as a person assigned male sex at birth cannot. it is that simple and there is no getting around it so the tennessee lawyer and the republican appointed justices were left with word play to insist it was about something else like age or medicine even though of course it is also about sex. >> and the reason they are doing that, mark, there is a very canny reason they are trying to avoid saying this is based and

> we're back now with our friday edition of the mix, starting with a sweet world record, check out leahr. >> she bills herself as the uk's top female competitive eater, and her goal this week set a new record for the amount of green cotton candy or candy floss, as she called it. she cooked down in a minute. >> she did it, downing 49g, which is just under two ounces. she said the hard part was keeping her face dry. nothing stuck to her. >> i always thought the hard part was getting it off the roof of your mouth, because it always gets stuck up there. >> oh yeah, totally hot dogs or cotton candy. i don't know which would i guess cotton candy? >> i don't know, probably neither. i think for competitive eating anyway. all right. next. the latest giant pandas are getting comfortable at the national zoo in washington. >> the zoo releasing new images of bo li and ching bo as they get ready for their public debut. they arrived from china in the fall and have been getting used to their surroundings. >> hoka hey insomniacs, it's time for best of world news polka 2020 for. >> politics and foreign w

. >> so, leah, we look very good for our age, but we have been around, i would say that collectively, we are people that believe that the rule of law should protect democracy and function. but, if we are honest with each other right now, we have to admit that what kim just talked about, the idea that these are going to be protective pardons, this idea that you actually have to do something majestic than normally you would have considered, that this is exactly where we are, the landscape has changed. >> i think that's exactly right, and i think kim put it nicely when she was suggesting that unprecedented times call for someone unprecedented, the idea of pardoning people who haven't committed any crimes whatsoever might seem a little bit strange, so is ushering in a term of an fbi director and attorney general whose mission might be to exact political retribution on any of the perceived enemies, so many of the concerns about the prospect of preemptive pardons like politicizing pardons or politicizing the rule of law, the department of justice, that is water over the bridge at this poin

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how could leah possessed the knife for hours before the stabbing yet no trace of his dna was found . instead, 99% of the dna belonged to momeni. >> it is unbelievable that someone would get stabbed and only one person's dna would be on the side. it doesn't make sense. >> that sentiment reiterated. they say it is a question of reasonableness with the prosecutor reminding the jury to consider common sense as they approached deliberations. the parting words to the jury, do not let him get away with it. >> he was a great man and for this person to try and traumatize us again is horrible. >> the prosecution wrapped up the rebuttal. as of wednesday, the case will be in the hands of the jury. in the morning they will receive additional restart instructions that will set the parameters of what they can consider. from there they will go behind closed doors to determine whether they will convict him of first-degree murder, a sentence that carries 26 years to life or whether to convict him of second-degree murder or manslaughter or opting to find him not guilty altogether. >> you can see all of

leah wright rigueur, thanks so much for being with us. know, i was talking to to ambassador isenstadt earlier about what he thinks is actually one of the most consequential presidencies in american history, which is jimmy carter's. do you think people underestimate the things that jimmy carter accomplished as president absolutely. >> and i think for a very long time, there's been this understanding of the carter presidency as either a failed presidency or when people are being generous, they'll say it was a mediocre presidency, but instead, i think, particularly given that we are almost 50 years out from jimmy carter's presidency, we need to take a look at it with fresh eyes. we need to look at it both through the eyes of, you know, a man who is coming in with his faith at the centerpiece who said, i don't want to force my religion on the american public, but i do want to bring a sense of humanity to the white house, that the sole goal of being in the white house should be to end the suffering of the american people. but then also that as

leah aiken: he just wanted her dead, you know?eart attack or get hit by a car, and i kept telling him to stop talking like that. keith morrison: but did dale really mean that? could he be truly violent? consider this woman, said the prosecutor-- an ex-girlfriend from dale's past-- a woman named jodi who told the jury and us the strange tale of what happened one night when she lived with dale 20 years ago. he hadn't come home for dinner one night, and had said he would be home. you called him on it. jodi eberhart: he came home. we argued about it and he became very angry, yelling at me. he pushed me down onto the floor and put his hands around my neck and said, if you ever say or do that again, i'll kill you. he had a look on his face that i'd never seen or recognized before. i was the most scared i've ever been in my life. keith morrison: and even though that was a long time ago, said the prosecutor, it told a terrible tale, which, sadly, is as old as time. dale, he said, was a man sometimes overcome by rage, and his mo was to go

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. >> i think providing lethal aid to ukraine right now is creek leah important. >> on this vote, 311-2. the bill is passed. >> declare in the office of speaker of the house of representatives to be vacant. [booing] >> seven answering present. >> hopefully this is the end of the personality politics. >> tonight this event is being televised live on c-span. >> for the next 90 minutes we are going to be alive from a brand-new exhibition. >> welcome to the national book festival. >> what is so great about c-span is that you hit every side. >> this was a rigged, disgraceful trial. the real verdict is gonna be november 5. >> we would be well served to rimer the long and cherished tradition we have in this country of settling our political differences at the ballot box. >> today's decision almost certainly means that there are virtually no limits on what a president can do. look, if we finally beat medicare. >> it was a bad night. >> they are trying to push me out of the race. i'm staying in the race! >> take a look at what happened -- [gunshots] >> i want to speak to you tonight about the n

leah wright rigueur, cnn political analyst and historian. max rose, former democratic congressman from new york and senior adviser to votevets. and brad todd, republican strategist. welcome one. welcome all. great to have you. lee, let me start with you. it's been a day. we've had a sort of a day to digest the findings of the report. what are your takeaways? >> so i think there are a couple of things. first, that it was a bipartisan committee that released this report. and i think that it speaks to something that we've talked about in the news before. we've talked about in larger kind of circles before, which is that matt gaetz is kind of universally disliked. there is a bipartisan agreement that he's not a great person. we saw a lot of kind of and i think this is really important. we saw a lot of republicans commenting on matt gaetz prior to the ethics report being released, saying things like, we don't actually care if the ethics report comes out. we don't know if it would be great if matt gaetz was ag. we think this might be a problematic

a leah rushing forces continue their precision that strikes against ukrainian military positions and the russian defense industry report on that every day by now is refiners sales in the final day of 2024. we have to say that the morale in the ukrainian army at the moment is at the old time, low or several reasons for that. so number one is probably people heart disease, the ukrainian army in their thousands that of course, of thousands of young man can see the young men continue to die as their being sent into battle unmotivated. and i'm afraid the basically as cannon fodder we saw water for the issue with the got flags, the cause of the flags that need crating cemeteries for the mood and ukraine is quoted, described by the speaker waste throughout the whole front holds only with the help of the ukrainian people in our country, the state as such, has ceased to exist. we have only the military in our country. our country has been turned into a concentration camp. my are short sighted leaders, all the systems of the state law making power, executive power, law enforcement structure ha

so that brings us more from the bottled task republic is leah, russian forces continue, their precision that strikes against ukrainian military positions and the russian defense industry report on that every day by now as we find ourselves in the final day of the 2024, we have to say that the morale, the, you create an army at the moment is at the old time, a low or several reasons for that. so number one is full of lead people, heart disease, the creating an army in their thousands. and of course, the thousands of young men can see the young men continued to die as their be sent into battle unmotivated. and i'm afraid the basically as a cannon fodder we saw waterford issue with the got flags, the cause of the flags that you create in cemeteries for the moving things forward is described by the speaker. wait for the whole front holds only with the help of the ukrainian people in our country. the state, as such, has ceased to exist. we have only the military in our country. our country has been turned into a concentration camp. my, our short sighted leaders all the systems of the state t

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leah pospelova shows us all the cleaning and disinfecting that's been done at the surrey resort in guerneville. a pre-thanksgiving storm flooded the place with several feet of water. now a new storm is approaching. >> we are ready now. we did all the prep just in case. >> many items are in storage or have been moved outside with all eyes on the russian river. >> so we hope that there will be no flood, no no flooding inside. >> and if there is, you guys are ready. >> we are ready. okay, that's not going to be a surprise like last time. >> and this road here, you see it gets all flooded. and that's what we are focusing on. >> angela roman lives on old river road. her family is ready for the storm with a new tank of propane for cooking in case the power goes out. >> everything is saturated, so i'm concerned with the trees falling because we did have a tree fall on our house and the river getting high. you know, that's what we're concerned about. >> so we're expecting significant rainfall across the region. >> sonoma county fire division chief cindy foreman says flooding is possible from local cre