ah, got you out there with lisa hill robin in doha, reminder of all top stories, south africa ruling party as a john to the emergency meeting on the future of present civil run, the pose up run pose a came to fire up the found to report the theft of millions of dollars. those farm in 2020 bama june has more from janice book. at one point it was expected that mister, i'm opposed might actually come here to defend himself. and others said that he should be here because he is the party leader. but he did not show up. it was barely 45 minutes into the meeting at this convention center here in johannesburg when it just suddenly broke up. and you had mister marsha t like coming out and briefing the press that it had been adjourned. this leaves a lot of questions right now. this is a time that is very politically fraught for mr. rom, oppose when his political future is looking quite grim and there are growing calls from his adversary and from even advisors and former political allies for him to resign. the kremlin, says putin as i've been to talks about the so called special military operat

hurry, faucet al jazeera ah, what childers there with lisa hill, robin, and hall. reminder of all top stories. hong kong is lifting almost all of its remaining code 19 restrictions from thursday. it will cancel social distancing rules, quarantines, and p. c. r tests for arrivals. hong kong is to reopen its borders with mainland china. next month. ukraine says russian forces of shoulder maternity, warren cash on an area it reclaimed last month. ukraine's military has resumed a counter offensive in the eastern region of hans to it's major cities remain under russian control. charles stratford has more now on the shelling of the hospital and casual a spokesperson for president zelinski said that a doctor had literally only just finished operating or giving us this area in section 2, a pregnant mom when the shelling started. miraculously, so the spokesperson said, nobody was injured in that attack. russia says it'll been oil exports to countries that set price caps on its energy products. the decree will come into effect in february and last 5 months, the european union, the g 7, australi

lisa who covers capitol hill for pbs news tweeting out big news as we have seen.he is no longer a democrat but independent. i asked her team if she would caucus with dams. she does not attend their weekly meetings now. this is a quote from our office, she intends to maintain her committee assignments through the democratic majority. then you have this tweet from kyrsten sinema as we showed you, you can go to her twitter handle to find the video. bridget everett who writes for politico, senator sinema is switching her party affiliation from dem to independent. she says in any interview i do not anticipate anything would change about the senate structure. she had she is not talking about whether she is running for reelection in 2024. then you have kevin robillard for the huffington post, the idea progressives chased cinema out of the party as silly. progressives in arizona lined up to bakker in 2018 she spent the next six years ignoring them entirely is what he reports. one more before we get your reaction, nate silver writes this with 538. cinemas was not very popu

but, as you heard there, he clearly is going to be headed for some capitol hill hearings. >> lisa: real, you had mentioned the division. joe biden, before christmas last year, told people it would be the winter for death for the unvaccinated. do not have christmas with unvaccinated family members. he really tried to stoke that and as someone who chose not to get the vaccine, that was a difficult period of time, particularly knowing that it doesn't protect anyone else because you can still get and spread it regardless. so it really is an individual choice. >> griff: someone who never divides us, only unites us with headlines, ashley strohmier. send it over to you. >> ashley: some would argue against that but thank you, griff. we are going to start with this -- with the crisis at the border. a texas ranch owner sharing this video, showing a group suspected illegal immigrants attempting to break into her house. the owner says they tried to kick the door in but were unsuccessful due to thousands of dollars in recently added security upgrades. and a massive surge of migrants reported in the

lisa desjardinss on capitol hill with more. what is in this bill?s a sweeping piece of legislation. i have definitely not read all 4000 pages and there is an 800 page accompanying report. overall it is an increase potentially in the strength and power and funding of the u.s. military. a 4.6% pay raise for most members of the military. it also includes things like more support for ukraine. more support for taiwan. this bill includes a great deal of important policy. judy: let's talk about some of the specifics and starting with how i would change the military justice system. >> this is historic and this is something we have discussed on the show for years. let's look at what we are talking about when we talk about the military justice system. right now in general commanders are the ones who oversee whether or not those who serve under them would be prosecuted, how they would be prosecuted if there are court marshals. this bill would change that so that 14 crimes would be independently handled, taken out of the chain of command. those crimes include t

our lisa desjardins is on capitol hill with more. first of all, what is in this bill.eporter: this is a sweeping piece of legislation. i have not read all 4000 pages. overall, a 4.6% pay raise with more support for ukraine. this includes a great deal of important policy. judy: starting with how we change the military justice system. reporter: this is historic and something we have discussed on the show for years. right now in general, commanders are the ones who oversee wheth those who serve under them would be prosecuted. this bill would change that. those crimes include things like murder, sexual assault, which should be included over the course of two years. this includes things senators have been working on. kirsten gillibrand spoke about why this was important to her. >> taking these cases and other types of violent felonies will allow for a serious look so that there can be a chance of convicti. the convictn rate is extremely low. so few cases go to trial and court-martial. reporter: we kw there is a low rate of reporting things like sexual assault. this is somet

this means for the democrats' agenda in the senate and for arizona politics are our capitol hill correspondent lisa desjardins, and from newshour west in phoenix, stephanie sy. hello to both of you. lisa, i'm going to start with an fyo the senate and what does it mean for what democrats want to get done? lisa: if you think of this is a political earthquake, which is what this felt like for a few minutes of this morning, it is more of a tremor about the future, a signal about what is going to happen ahead. it hasn't really changed the landscape in congress. sinema will allow democrats to still have 51 votes for how they organize the senate. the committeetructure will stay the same. they wilable eso se b toe,lebpse quickly than they could in the 50-50 senate, and she will retain her spots on committees, at least two subcommittee chairmanships. while she is being clear she is not caucusing with republicans, she has not gone to democratic caucus meetings in the past. she is not someone who participated in those meetings, and s is not going to in the future. so she is not exactly in the democratic caucu

individuals we think will give this guy grief on capitol hill? lisa gave him a grilling yesterday and he asked the ceo of changing the name of cryptocurrency. jonathan: what a ridiculous question for that kind of hearing. tom: i got some emails on this. to me, we have to say ftx is different than binance. one has kermit -- allegations of fraud but i don't hear that frombinance but they say finally it's a primal scream for accounting transparency. how does gary gensler do that? are they domiciled in dubai? jonathan: i'm sure that will be part of the conversation. tom: binance is join norma's compared to ftx -- is ginormous compared to ftx. can we talk about argentina? the streets were absolutely packed. that performance yesterday was just phenomenal. tom: is his career at an end? jonathan: i thought it was and then the 35-year-old has rolled back the years. big time. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth

joining me now is capitol hill correspondent allie raffa, and lisa reuben, thank you for being here. people have been combing over these pages. what are we learning? >> reporter: we have our own trustee team of readers helping us sift through thousands of pages of records from these tax returns between the years 2015 and 2020. there are some newsy nuggets that have come out of these tax returns when you think of what the focuses have been for lawmakers and tax experts looking at these and seeking these out for the past couple years. on things like possible foreign bank accounts by formerer president trump. something trump for his part has admitted to. the records show he has several throughout the time period between 2015 and 2020. in england, ireland, china, on charitable donations. they didn't report any charitable donations in the year 2020. a big difference from past tax returns, where they have had hefty donations reported. on income offset, his 2020 tax return shows his income was almost completely offset by losses. so still a lot more to glean from these documents, but there's

here to assess what this means are our capitol hill correspondent, and stephanie sy. lisang to start with you. what does this mean for the senate and wt democrats want to get done? lisa: if you think of this as a political earthquake, which is what it felt like for a few minutes this morning, is more about a tremor about the future. it hasn't really changed the landscape in congress. what i mean is this -- kyrsten sinema will allow them to keep the majority. they will be able to have the committee structure stay the same. they will be able to subpoena witnesses, move nominees more quickly than they could in the 50-50 senate, and she will retain her spots on committees, at least two subcommittee chairmanships. while she is being clear she is not caucusing with republicans, she has not gone to democratic caucus meetings in the past. she is not someone who participated in those meetings, and shis not going to in the future. so she is not exactly in the democratic caucus. she just votes with them most of the time. as far as one other senator we are watching, joe manchin of wes

lisa: a surprise from capitol hill today, arizona cinema kyrsten sinema changing her affiliation fromto independent and that will make the democrats' majority more obligated. she said she will not caucus with republicans and indicates she will vote the way she has done her first four years in the senate. investors watching the release of the price index for clues on what the federal reserve will do next. the numbers come out at 8:30 new york time. tesla said the fed policy -- bloomberg has learned the u.s. is preparing more sanctions on russia and china for what it calls human rights abuses. the sanctions against russia are expected to focus on its efforts to get weapons from companies such as iran, especially drones. the sanctions will focus on the fishing industry. a daunting task for china after giving up on covid zero. the number of infections expected to soar and deaths expected over 2 million. the u.s. and europe had an ebb and flow but china is expected to have a wave hit the country all at once. predicting double-digit stock gains in 2023 which would bring relief after global

lisa who covers capitol hill for pbs news tweeting out big news as we have seen.ger a democrat but independent. i asked her team if she would caucus with dams. she does not attend their weekly meetings now. this is a quote from our office, she intends to maintain her committee assignments through the democratic majority. then you have this tweet from kyrsten sinema as we showed you, you can go to her twitter handle to find the video. bridget everett who writes for politico, senator sinema is switching her party affiliation from dem to independent. she says in any interview i do not anticipate anything would change about the senate structure. she had she is not talking about whether she is running for reelection in 2024. then you have kevin robillard for the huffington post, the idea progressives chased cinema out of the party as silly. progressives in arizona lined up to bakker in 2018 she spent the next six years ignoring them entirely is what he reports. one more before we get your reaction, nate silver writes this with 538. cinemas was not very popular with any

garrett haake is on capitol hill for us, also with me, josh dawsey, part of the team who broke the latest classified documents story, and lisak us through what we know about these documents, the latest ones that were found, and the storage unit. >> what appears to have happened here, is that the trump team in reaction to the news that a special counsel would now be overseeing this investigation as well into these documents, attempted to do their own due diligence to make sure that they were not in fact additional classified documents at any other properties owned or managed or visited by the former president and lo and behold, there were. in their review, they turned up these two additional documents at a storage unit that essentially related to a government facility. this is something where the gsa that helps former presidents move back to civilian life might have shipped something directly to this storage facility near mar-a-lago in west palm beach. these two additional documents join the 100 plus other documents seized in mar-a-lago. it's not clear what this does to if overall investigation, but the trump team is saying t

thanks a lisa shooting near a pizza shop rattles the east bay community. >> a pleasant hill. police say the dispute involved an employee and someone the employee knows con forcefully to has the story. >> less than a minute after a 36 year-old man bought cigarettes at a mini market at ellen would center off contra costa boulevard in pleasant hill just after 8 o'clock friday night. a witness says he was shot at least twice in the parking lot man who wishes to remain private says the victim is a friend. he says the victim works at pizza my way. the violent confrontation happened in front of the pizza parlor. >> police have not released what led up to the >> this was a is on like for them. but he didn't right from the open. >> we need police say the gunman was found near the scene. he was arrested and booked into county jail shortly after the victim was hospitalized. the police department says this was not a random shooting, adding that the victim and the suspect know each other that he shot because we know the guy daniel hotline id, love mexican cuisine. the same not. >> he says

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hills. so check it out, liz and keeps coming will track it for you and add up the totals coming up. all right, lisaus cra folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. stream your heart out with the ultimate streamer setup when you get internet with unlimited data for 55 dollars a month. plus get a free flex 4k streaming box. oh my! and for a limited time, get hbo max included for 1 year. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepare for streaming. drop everything and get to the xfinity black friday sale. click, call or visit a store today. one employee to th hosmore rainr across the bay area. thank you for joining us, saturday, december 3. we are starting with some good weather. >> that is right. today is the rainiest day out of the next three. we are getting into two systems this weekend, the first to the south, the second pin wheeling to the north and west, coming tonight and sunday, lingering into monday. the south bay from sunnyvale to cupertino.

judy: lawmakers on capitol hill are working against the clock to figure out government funding bills and an assortment of other key measures before the end of the year. lisas brings us up to speed. hello, lisa. we are just two days away from the government funding running out. where does this leave us? lisa: part of the good news is at congress, as you may expect, is going to punt its own deadline down the road. moving through congress right now is a bill to extend that deadline by another week. so what does that mean? we would have the biggest spending deadline of the year right up against christmas eve, on december 23, not the first time. now lawmakers have to get to work to actually finish funding by then. let's talk about what the options are form one of the most important functions are congress undertakes every year. first of all, one option they have is to pass what is called an omnibus. that is the traditional means of full year funding agency by agency, congress actually deciding what should go where. however, while there is a agreement in principle that was reached last night to the overall spending totals, there is an issue of timing. whether th

lisa: the timing of the arrest given the planned meeting on capitol hill?he revised calendar release had nothing to do with that. i have been talking to a number of my colleagues who were former prosecutors who said if you give a witness or potential mark an opportunity to come in under oath and spent four hours just freewheeling conversation with congress where they might end up perjuring themselves, why would you not give them that opportunity? it has a lot of question marks around the timing of the arrest. i welcome his arrest but why was it not a week ago or a week from now? lisa: what do you want to be accomplished at today's meeting? rep huizenga: as you know, we are having the new, interim ceo is coming in. i want to hear his answers to the conversation i would've had surrounding ftx.com. the separation between u.s. and international funds. the co-mingling of that or if there were u.s. dollars getting put into international funds like that. i wanted to hear from both of them what their take was and whether there was any evidence of that because i wan

judy: lawmakers on capitol hill are working against the clock to figure out government funding bills and an assortment of other key measures before the end of the year. lisas brings us up to speed. we are just two days away from the government funding running out. where are we? lisa: part of the good news is that congress will punt its own deadline down the road, moving through congress right now cluding tonight in the house of representatives, is a bill to extend that deadline by another week. that means we would have the biggest spending deadline of the year against christmas eve on december 23. now lawmakers have to get to work to finish funding by the. let's talk about the options, for one of the most important functions the congress goes under every year. one option they have is to pass what is called an omnibus. that is the traditional means of full-year funding, agency by agency, congress deciding what should go where. however, while there is an agreement in principle that was reached last night to the overall spending totals, there is an issue of timing, whether this several thousand page bill can be written and passed through both chambers in tim

lisa: we are getting beneficial amounts and breaks in the rain. it is good news for the bay area. to the south of us, we are getting heavy rain. coastal hillsy could see issues there. the burn scar area. this piece of energy slowly filling into the bay area. this for sunday into monday. looking at live doppler 7 right now, you can see the rain from the santa cruz mountains. big sur getting a lot of rain through monterey. into the south bay, the east bay a few light showers. even the north bay a few sprinkles. through the morning hours, this will continue to increase. right through the bull of the day, -- bull of the day, it is going to be soggy. it tapers off. we will talk about that and the timing for the weekend, coming up. 42 in martinez. a little fog developing in and around the peninsula into the east bay. santa rosa, 37 has been clear. you have not had a lot of precip, but the tdsolarmth.o d. a cldy foggy view of our exploratorium camera. showers tomorrow and lingering into monday. our storm impact scale, scattered showers mainly sunday and monday because we have more widespread rain saturday. that three quarters of an inch to over tw

hill? i would be focused on that wind is the fed hit the terminal rate because they don't want to lose their power after the 2024 election if they get this disinflationary push wrong. lisathank you so much, giving that unemployment rate has not yet increased. we will wait for that to happen before you wait about the political integrity of the federal reserve. kailey: the politics of higher unemployment will be more difficult as well. lisa: equities down .4%. that's to end up 2022. thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh lisa: nine point five hours left in the trading day for 2022. kailey leinz and matt miller. i'm lisa abramowicz taking a look at a tepid day. a lot of people are on vacation after the worst year of loss in the decade. kriti: i'm sure a lot of people are signing off and not looking back after this year. when you look at the stock market, futures are down .3 percent. nasdaq is down .3%. the stoxx 600, is down