and lewis is kind of sweet. he once he hears this, he thinks, oh good, it's going to change because he knows his school is much inferior to what white kids in alabama are getting. and he thinks like the next year he's going to it's going to be all. and of course, it's much different. it takes a long long time. so it's both the progress he sees being made, but also the setbacks and the of that progress. i mean, supreme court in a ruling called brown two had this paradoxical phrase with all deliberate speed. so there's the speed, but then there's also the deliberate part. and john lewis decides need to push this thing. it's only going to speed up if we push so. that makes me think about i'm curious can you speak to the issue nonviolence and he's young man full of you know, -- and vinegar as they would say what him to nonviolence what makes him think that that's the right path for rights work to go down. is it practical is a moral is it a little bit of both? what is it? well, you know, he's a very devout christian

lewis: why the former?hat the russian government propped up assad will not be lost on the leaders of the syrian rebel alliance, that has now taken baghdad. in particular, they would be worried that russia might be a fifth column to try to stir up opposition to their role in some number of months. russia has ties mainly into the far west of syria, the minority that assad used to keep him in power, was deeply resented by syria's other ethnic and religious groups. there is certainly no love lost between those who backed assad and those who resisted it, especially the islamist groups that are now very much present in damascus today. lewis: talk us through the view from washington, what the calculations are being made. >> in washington, we are about to have a transition of power. president biden address the american people on sunday and said what everyone, i think, expectedim to say. we are going to focus on keeping the so-called islamic state from staging a comeback, taking advantage of this power vacuum in dam

announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ christian: -- lewis: hello. i'm lewis vaughan jones.atching "the coext" on bbc news. >> he is one of the greatest men i know, and i stand by the jury decision, i would do that and not pardon him. >> you have republicans screaming about hypocrisy because he had said in public at least 10 times that he would not pardon his son hunter. and then you've got democrats also saying they think this is a mistake. lewis: welco to the program. strong criticism of joe biden as he grants his son hunter a legal pardon despite saying he wouldn't. in france, the government could collapse by wednesday. the far left and far-right say they will back a vote of no-confidence. what do countries need to do about climate change? the u.n.'s top court will try to answer that, and we will speak to a lawyer representing the most affected nations. we start in the u.s. the white house is defending president joe biden's decision to issue an official pardon of his son hunter, who was set to face senteing this month for tax evasion and gun convictions. joe biden said al

lewis: just reading here.id, we are waiting for the first on-camera statements from officials. they will be coming up at some point and we will bring those to you as soon as we have them here in the building, at bbc in london. in terms of an official response, we have those words on social media from the german chancellor olaf scholz expressing his thoughts and prayers, being with the family and the friends of those impacted. we stand by their side, side-by-side, people of magdeburg, the city in germany where this christmas market was being held. our thanks go to the dedicated rescue workers in these anxious hours. that is the translation of that post by olaf scholz. the german chancellor on social media. other than that, we have been relying on local media and the news agencies to bring what few details we have. we have had one question answered in the last 10 minutes or so which was the working assumption of authorities, that this was an attack. of course, it looked like an attack with the scale of the respo

i was just wondering how central that is forjohn lewis.er it comes out, or is it more complex than that? i think it's more complex than that, and obviously we're working at a brand level. so we are about developing a real sense of love for the brand and a reinvigoration of how people feel about john lewis, that then definitely... you know, the expectation is that translates against many other activations and activities that john lewis are doing to... is there a nerve—racking moment where you all sit down in a room and someone presses play and you wait to see if they're happy with it or not? i mean, yes, there is. there is quite literally a bunker. and, you know, we gather very early in the morning to see how everyone's reacting and what the sentiment is. and it's... it is nerve—racking. the night before, i will tell you, is very nervous. i bet it is. we're going to talk a bit more about the significance of christmas ads with maisie mccabe, who's the uk editor of the advertising magazine campaign. hello, maisie. you're here in the studio wi

lewis, what are you used to say. lewis, what are you up to? then i'd realise that backstage. >> i know, i know what happened today. steve, you want to talk about what's happened today? lewis? >> he doesn't do that. no, we don't want to talk about what's happened today. that's my own. how are you doing, lewis? i'm not doing. i'm not doing that. well, adam, it's the christmas . well, adam, it's the christmas. >> you've done that once you p0p, >> you've done that once you pop, you can't stop. here we go. >> anyway. but this is. this is in the sun on sunday. five dead, including child. this is horrible news. free to kill. we should have josh here because josh loves horrible news. >> wait a minute. >> wait a minute. >> well, he does three warnings of a christmas market maniac. this is as this is a christmas market maniac. he was really upset. about what? you know, people aren't being nice to trans people. oh, no, that's not it. that's a different story, a madgeburg christmas, i think it's madgeburg christmas market a car attack sorties warned germa

lewis telethon. all right, all right, break it up, break it up. >> thinking about that moment. because i remember watching it live really can make my eyes well up right now. it was really. it was really something because you knew that it was like a marriage between two people who loved each other but just couldn't get along anymore and split up. but we'll never forget what they had together at one time. >> so you're working the martin and lewis broke up. >> everybody wanted to try and create the next martin and lewis, to try and fill that vacuum in your name. >> josephine. >> will you get away from me, doris? now beat it. >> come on. doris. i'm not. i'm just trying to be friendly. where do you live? around here. >> look, i'm warning you. i don't want any trouble. >> yes, i live around here. >> get out! >> what's your address? >> look, it's no good. you're not going to make a pickup, you understand? 4411 westminster place. now get going. >> nichols and may came out of the compass players in chicago. c

the clerk: whereas matthew lewis gaetz the 22 served in the house of representatives from january 3, 2017 to november 13, 2024. clause 2 of section 5 of article 1 of the constitution of the united states establishes that each house may determine the rules of its proceedings and punish its members for disorderly behavior. whereas clause 3-a-2 of rule 11 of the u.s. house of representatives provides that the house of ethics to investigate alleged violation of a member, delegate, resident commissioner or employee of the house of the code of official conduct or of a law rule -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members, take your conversations outside the chamber. clerk will resume. the clerk: the authority to investigate alleged violations by a member, delegate, resident commissioner, officer or employee of the house of the code of official conduct or of a law, rule, regulation or other standard of conduct applicable to the conduct of such member, delegate, resident commissioner, officer or employee in the performance of the duties or the discharge of the responsibili

i got to call john lewis the last few months of his life every single time we had a vote on the floor of the house because he designated me to cast the vote for him during the covid proxy rules, he was too ill to be here. he gave me a incredible gift to vote for my district and then come to the podium and announce to this congress i was about to cast the vote on behalf of the gentleman from the giftth district of georgia, john lewis, most known for the precious right to vote gave me a gift i'll carry with me for the rest of my life and that was the opportunity to carry his vote to the floor of this house. i want to thank my extended family, really, my staff. to the dozens of team members, the past and present members of my crew, thanks for your hard work, for your dedication. i have really had the most talented and selfless team, dedicated district staff i could hope for. they poured themselves into this work, their heart and souls. i've often told my staff that while i carry this voting card and wear this pin on my lapel, they serve in congress, and they've done that extraordinarily

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i'm talking about the late john lewis. i remember when we first got here how many times we would say to one another as rough as it was, aren't we lucky we get to go to work every day with john lewis? i remember sitting on the floor here, literally sitting on the floor here when john led an effort to call attention to gun violence, the kind of good trouble that john was known for. i was happy to participate in that moment, never fully understanding until recently what devastating impact the pain of gun violence can have on families across the country. i am now one of those families. i did not know it then. i got the call -- i got to call john lewis for the last few months of his life every time we got a vote because he designated me to cast his vote for him during covid. he was too ill to be here. he gave me this incredible gift to vote for myself and the fifth district of michigan and to come to the podium and announced to this congress that i was about to cast a vote on behalf of the gentleman from the fifth district of g

that the committee on ethics shall reserve all documents and related materials related to matthew lewis gaetz ii. they will also probably release the report including any associated findings, recommendations and proposed disciplinary actions as discussed by the committee on november 20, 2024 regarding the alleged violations of the code of official conduct of the house or other law, rule, regulation or other standard of conduct by matthew lewis gaetz ii while serving as a member of the house of representatives. three, anonymized witness identity and adapt any personally identifiable information of minors and victims from any house documents associated with the matter before publicly releasing them. >> the resolution qualifies, for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> motion to for the resolution to the committee on ethics. >> the clerk will report the motion. >> gentlemen from louisiana recognized for one hour. >> why don't we get back to work for the people of this country? i heard a yes vote for the motion to refer to the previous question. >> on friday t

i ran into john lewis, you know, we get to serve with these legendary figures and i, i saw john lewis on the floor my first day and uh and somehow i made my way over to him and he says, are you the new guy? i said, yes, sir. anyone with sense called john lewis, sir. he said you're from brooklyn right now. i have to admit liz, i was tempted to say brooklyn is always in the house, but this was john lewis. so instead i said, yes, sir. and then, you know, he said to me something that i i've never forgotten. he said, well, you know, washington dc can be a tough, tough place. i hear some great things about you from your predecessor, but this is a tough place. i don't want you to get into any trouble unless it's good trouble, unless it's good trouble. and that that was the story of john lewis's life. so, you know, the the the the we we have to lean in uh to the resilience of the journey. and you know, the fact that incredible leaders like a john lewis, for instance, talk about in the letter i have freedom over fascism. and we show an image of martin luther king junior speaking uh at the marc

sherid was the author and the champion of the bunch lewis active putting money back into the pockets of retirees who face the unthinkable prospect of seeing the benefits dry up and it was so typical of sherid, he was not an abstract idea him and he knew the lewis family thinking your and nobody. and it was all about people working out from the people, having to make their lives better in america better in the record goes on and sherid is a leader for wall street reform, saving u.s. jobs and lowering their prescription drug price and protecting right to organize a working investing it apprenticeship programs and expanding the child tax credit for taking that job is so much more. it is amazing to mezi is amazing what he did. he was here 18 years and amazing what he accomplished for working people. and if to record that anybody would be very very proud of and we are also proud of sherid's record, theme to allhi of this that he's embraced his entire life with dignity of work and it is something he repeats again and again is evening just bus tours on it. andan he also talks about the cana

and that was the story of john lewis's. so, you know we have to lean in to resilience of the journey and you know the fact that incredible leaders like a john lewis instance talk about in the letter i have freedom over fascism and we show an image of martin luther king jr speaking at the march on washington on 28th of 1963. and what that fight was all about then the march on washington for jobs and freedom is the full name of that march was. and the fact that we have to carry forward these fights into the future, it's so important. and the fact that the fights they they take a long time, you know, as i'm sure many of you have, i know as you have hakeem since the election, i've had people say to me, you know well now what you know where we're so frustrated with how things turn out, where we're so worried about how they turned out. you know, i've heard from young people that i teach at uva and i was at william and mary and, you know, my to them has been you've got about two weeks to feel bad and and then you got to get back t

— start with a u—turn which is the point lewis is making in that strong _ point lewis is making in thatg. they never promised to compensate — strong. they never promised to compensate. they _ strong. they never promised to compensate. they will - strong. they never promised to compensate. they will quote i strong. they never promised to - compensate. they will quote those . uotes compensate. they will quote those quotes you've _ compensate. they will quote those quotes you've been _ compensate. they will quote those quotes you've been showing. - quotes you've been showing. secondly, it shows the fiscal outlook _ secondly, it shows the fiscal outlook is difficult for labour. the choices _ outlook is difficult for labour. the choices they have to take are going to cause _ choices they have to take are going to cause them political problems. we have seen_ to cause them political problems. we have seen that with the winter fuel allowance — have seen that with the winter fuel allowance. we are seeing it with this _ allowance. we are seeing it with this they— allowance. we are seeing it with

. >> sergeant david owens, sheriff mike lewis, and the entire wicomico sheriff's department descend on the old barn house terrified. they have a kidnaping on their hands. >> every sheriff's deputy at this office came back to work. they did not want to spend christmas with their families. while this little girl was still missing. >> in the chaos, sheriff lewis makes a promise to the distraught mom. >> he puts his arm around me and says, me, i want you to know that i will do everything in my power to bring her home to you. and i looked at him and i said, i'm going to hold you to that. >> with less than 48 hours before christmas, they begin desperately searching for sarah. >> they were looking inside the house and outside the house for like, whether or not somebody broke in. >> there was no sign of forced entry. the front door and all the windows were locked up tight. but when cops checked the back door next to the girl's room, they turned the handle and walked right in. strangely, they also noticed sarah's green toothbrush was missing from the bathroom. and there was one thing no one cou

hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to the programme.mas has described her increasing fears for her daughter's life after more than 400 days in captivity. emily damari was shot and taken by hamas gunmen from her home in southern israel on october 7th. her mother has been speaking to our special correspondent lucy manning. mandy damari can't hold her daughter emily, so instead must make do with just a photo. after more than 400 days as a hostage, she fears for her daughter's life. i fear that she's dead. that's the main fear. and if she's not dead, that she's not getting enough food to eat. she's not being able to wash herself. there's no water. she could be ill.

is closed entirely, john lewis is closed for the most part and next has closed all its stores up nextthe country. they say to give staff an extra day off. but there may be another reason, that is because more and more shopping is moving online. we have some research that was mentioned in the report that around two thirds of boxing day sales are likely to take place online. we are talking in the uk alone, on this day alone, half £1 billion of online sales. on the high street it is closer to a quarter of £1 billion. just to dig into that figure. research from barclays bank suggests the average shopper will spend around £236 today if they are out shopping. men will spend about £50 more than women, but almost half of shoppers say they are concerned about the cost of living. inflation has fallen this year but the cost of living is still higher than last year. and that is something that will put shoppers off stop something that will put shoppers off stop thank you very much- _ shoppers off stop thank you very much. david _ shoppers off stop thank you very much. david in - shoppers off stop

hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. man has appeared in court in germany, charged with five counts of murder and multiple counts of attempted murder after friday's attack on a christmas market in the city of magdeburg. this is the scene in the square where many people have been leaving floral tributes. posing for a moment's reflection. more than 200 others were injured when they were struck by a car driven through the crowds. police say they are trying to establish a motive. a 50—year—old doctor originally from saudi arabia, taleb al—abdulmohsen, was placed in pre—trial detention when he appeared in court last night. the suspect�*s social media posts appear to suggest he had been critical of islam. our correspondent anna foster reports from magdeburg. hundreds of people attended a vigil at the city's cathedral, a packed and sombre affair. some of the first responders who helped at the scene joined the mourners and families of the victims. chancellor olaf scholz sat next to germany's president. on friday night, this mark

to shift shame away from those who suffer sexual violence to those who commit deed up there is lisa lewis was at the court and having you, she told us more about sentences, the other 50 men apart from that of course ex husband received. yes. these 50 other convicted, received sentences, prison sentences of between 3 and 15 years, depending on, you know, the individual circumstances and also the background. now some of these convicted have of already spend and spend time in prison and can walk free today because of some of the pos of those present as well. so you know, we're on parole. so that is something that many people who actually have complained about here at court. i was here reporting earlier, and there are lots of people demonstration after the announcement of the verdict to do you have these these under as that now president followed me. zalinski has been pressing the european union to do more to support ukraine nearly 3 years into the war photoshopped, joining into you summit and brussels. valencia said your open security guard and these will not be enough to protect, to create

and we both love lewis and clark.r 30th wedding anniversary, there is a book called "undaunted courage" about their journey. and we retraced four days on the missouri river with eight friends in two-man canoes. we did four days on the missouri river retracing lewis and clark's trip at the white cliffs. >> jimmy: was it fun? >> yes, jimmy kimmel, yes. >> jimmy: it seems like that kind of fun. >> it was fabulous. >> jimmy: i bet lewis and clark didn't have fun. >> they had great times. and the truth is what you need to know about lewis and clark and shackleton, earnest shackleton, one of the great explorers, nobody died. i'm not being silly. >> jimmy: because we haven't heard of the ones who died. the ones who died, died. >> they didn't die. they took all those people across california and back. nobody died. on shackleton's adventure, that frozen ship and all those guys having to get off the frozen ship, nobody died. >> jimmy: right. >> leadership! [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. also, no dysentery, which is lucky, i guess

lewis for the council.24, has been year of unimaginable suffering for the people of sudan. disease, displacement, finance, and in august, the committee reconfirmed famine in sudan coming assessment are expected to be any work better even worse. 2025, must be different. only three points. first, continued contracts focus on humanitarian efforts. manning to see delivery actually reached millions of people need across sudan and we welcome the agreement for the armed forces to extend the permission of the crossing of establishment of humanitarian finance. but as secretary antony blinken said not nearly enough to meet the scale of need. humanitarian access must be expanded also to those in need staff to rss held. the physical on the authorities spent humanitarian help of particularly and we also call to assure additional coastline safety guarantees to the aid workers nothing of all bureaucratic too often have struck the aid. >> and secondly, as humanitarian crisis requires a concerted and robust international ap

lewis hamilton stunned everyone by announcing he'll leave mercedes for ferrari, and louis rees—zammitnjanuary by switching to american football, leaving rugby union just as the six nations was about to start. wales missed him. england missed out. this was ireland's tournament again. so the six nations begins in a bouncing marseille. try for ireland again. who can stop them on this form? what an effort from alex mitchell. vander lava has only one goal. 0ne sight for the corner again. in they go. they've got it done. england! well, excitement around the aviva stadium. nash. 0n the move again is in. and scotland have the victory. absolutely unbelievable. can he finish? yes. italy get their win. drop goal attempt from marcus smith to win this game. how does this great story end? 0h, lorenzo — pain, and wales do have the wooden spoon. . surely one of the finest teams the irish have ever produced. they are the six nations champions of 2024. the women's six nations had a familiar feel. once more it came down to england and france. the decider in bordeaux. the trophy between the two sides. th

it's where i got to serve with luminaries like john lewis. it's where landmark legislation was passed from the civil rights act to the affordable care act, to the bipartisan infrastructure law. this is the room where we, the people, have forged america's future. the first time the house of representatives used this room was on december 16, 1857, 167 years ago, almost to this very day. it was also the year the supreme court ruled black americans were not citizens under the law. so 167 years later, i stand here the first woman, and black person elected to congress from delaware on the shoulders of our ancestors delivering my final speech before being sworn in as a united states senator. my journey represents the promise and potential of america. when i decided to run for congress, it was after the unexpected death of my husband, my love, charles rochester. his death shook me to the core. but then i ran into a father in front of me in the grocery store who had to put back grapes because they were $9. and in that home i realized i was still alive

still enough time for folks like olivia lewis and her husband to see each other off new york to see a sister. aaa and american airlines say sunday is expected to be the busiest travel day the entire year. it's a mix of people leaving their families going back home from the holidays to traveling for new years. more than 100 million people estimated to drive fly or take public transit wasn't too bad. actually, there wasn't really too much traffic. melissa graves and taylor password santa rosa for christmas and came several hours early, anticipating more traffic. now they can take more time to check in their dog, suu kyi for now back to the desert in phoenix. we've in their hometown in the bay area, the spending time with friends and family and catching up with people saying though knew now it was probably my favorite sons. i live in the desert. >> inside the goodbyes after a successful holiday continue like san francisco residents, eileen and davis leon night, my daughter and my granddaughter was visiting from san diego. no delays sunday, but it was a different story on christmas and it

i'm omar lewis. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> in san jose, 3 people are behind bars tonight accused of stealing merchandise from 2 stores at the mall yesterday. police say they used equipment designed to bypass anti-theft sensors. one of the suspects just a minor. and that person had an unregistered gun. you see it there on the screen. the miners in juvenile hall, the other 2 are in jail. benicia police arrested 2 people overnight accused of having burglary tools and ammunition. officers responded to a call about prowler in the area bayshore road. eventually they found the man hiding on a grid court. police say they found burglary tools and ammunition and drug paraphernalia in their car. amends only scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow on state murder charges. he's the man suspected of killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson in new york city. he will also face federal charges, including one which carries the death penalty. the 26 year-old is being held in the same federal prison. by

martin lewis reports. after winning voter approval by more than 68% in last month's election. prop 36 is now going into effect. the new law makes shoplifting a felony for repeat offenders allows prosecutors to combine thefts overtime exceeding $950. >> and introduces strict sentencing for drug dealers. specifically those trafficking fentanyl to prop 36 rolls back proposition. forty-seven, that's a 2014 law that turned some nonviolent felonies into misdemeanors while critics including governor gavin newsom warned the measure could unfairly impact vulnerable communities and strain already limited resources. supporters of prop 36 say it's a necessary step to address the rise in retail theft and drug related crimes. >> we'll think is long overdue because this is really going to be issue in not only this city but cities which having this similar problems in brings an accountability. and that's the main thing, you know, to get away with just a slap on the hand. this isn't going to be an easy task. this is going to be. >> me working with the da me working with all of our chiefs of po