lorraine caceres: ok, that's fine. that's fine. up and takes off his mic. i can't do this anymore. josh mankiewicz: was he traumatized because his girlfriend was missing? or could it be something else. so hunter walks out of there basically having done himself probably no good. no favor at all. josh mankiewicz: at the same time, investigators were pulling security footage to document christina's movements that night. plano police department were able to piece together videos and kind of create a timeline. josh mankiewicz: cameras captured the group of friends heading to henry's tavern. that's christina walking in front of the group. then early saturday morning an atm camera caught christina and enrique heading toward their cars. remember, they'd left the party together. the videos are blurry, but then police found this one. a clear shot of christina and enrique. neither of them appear to be intoxicated. they're walking normally, and it appears to be friendly. josh mankiewicz: but that video was a big red flag for police. it shows c

so this day, this moment in time, it's a win, it's a big win for single mothers like lorraine. my journey has been the experience of a lifetime and i couldn't have done it without the grace of god, my family, my brother and sisters who are here today, and the support of many mentors and friends. my wife claudia has been an incredible partner in bed by my side every step of the way, and she will be an amazing first lady of the state of missouri. our kids, carol, michael, maggie and claire and our son-in-law scott was always there to support claudia and me. i'm so proud of each and every one of you. this is truly an emotional and humbling experience for our entire family. in the years ahead we will need your continued prayers and support, because there's a lot of work to be done, and because sadly, the word -- the world around us has grown more divided and cynical. for far too many people hard work has been replaced by handouts. the power of prayer is mocked. the contest of ideas is no longer a matter of right versus wrong but of good versus evil. political opponents cast each ot

lorraine: four within the facility, moving to another area. sen. cassidy: theoretically you have systems that would minute that? -- limit that? mr. lorraine: but you lose your continuity to churn. sen. cassidy: ok. no, i think you all for your testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your service to our country, whether by direct service or a family member. testimony -- failing our veterans. personally my experience is when i first got back from the war i tried to go right to my v.a. and ask for services for ptsd, was rejected because my paperwork had not caught up, then continue to get help, as well as many of my other guys, and actually avoided therapy for almost 12 years after that. and luckily was now in and have been. but a lot of us missed some opportunities, i think, to put ourselves on the right path because of v.a. bureaucracy back in the day. this is 2005. as i say, this is very personal to me. and even now i still talk to my brothers in arms who are now also going through different levels of therapy and/or rehabilitation. so,

[applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to ralph lorraine, the son of polish immigrantsarmy veteran, ralph lauren transformed a business into one of america's most iconic brands, leaving a lasting imprint on the world of fashion, fragrance, furniture, and beyond. throughout it all he remains a dedicated philanthropist, including fighting cancer. classic, yet creative, timeless yet innovative ralph lauren mindless of our distinct style of a -- as a nation of dreamers and doers. [applause] william sanford nye. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to william sanford nye, a washington, d.c. native. ill night began his career as a mechanical engineer in seattle before becoming a beloved science educator for the nation. earning 19 emmy awards for his energetic experience -- experiments on television as bill nye the science guy, he also earned the trust of millions of children and families by sharing the magic of fun in science. he inspires generations of americans to follow facts and reason and leave the world better than we found it. [applause] [applause] a

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neighbor lorraine carroll has seen and heard even worse. they become very upset and kind of irate and screaming and yelling and horn honking and knocking the signs over. so. but i don't see it as a problem. i see it as a benefit. she says even though drivers tend to scream and honk, they do slow down, which she says is good because drivers used to speed through here, making the street dangerous. i'm not a fan. i'm not exactly excited by it, but i understand why they're doing it. by narrowing the roadway, it slows everybodyown. this is san franciscsco's first neck down. it's a pilot project through the summer, so transportation officials are studying how effective it is to help decide if they'll install others. i think it depends if it's going to work or not, and that's why it's important to give it a try. and i also just want to recognize sometimes it takes a little bit of an adjustment for drivers. some told us it's just one more thing to adjust to on city streets. people need to get used to it. i mean, i've been noticing a lot of these ne

martin luther king at the lorraine hotel in memphis. trump declaring their families and the american people deserve transparency and truth. robert kennedy jr., trump's nominee for secretary of health and human services, has long called for the release of the government files into his father and his uncle's assassinations. >> everything will be revealed. okay? give that to rfk jr. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the director of national intelligence will now have a few weeks to prepare a plan for the release of the records. the president today also speaking before the world economic forum in davos, trump saying he will demand that the federal reserve lower interest rates, raising quells about just how independent he wants them to be. he's also calling on saudi arabia to lower the cost of oil. of course, the saudi crown prince, the first foreign leader he spoke with back in office, and the dow today responding, jumping 400 points, david. >> david: it was a good day on the dow. mary, thank you. abc news learning tonight of what authorities are c

her really is just time lorraine's uh the, the return of each thousands of allergies will have been for saving the displays at the, in the beginning or even more to do with our rate in as the process funds from both sides. the southern parts of the script and northern gauze church life again with their loved ones because you have not seen them in a very long, long, long day. and now the home, the home on the home that they can read your heart again with their loved ones. and they are, they are asking me any question. when is this the be solved? so hundreds of thousands of pelting is will be allowed to return to know is in charge of this for even today, even if they want to come back to the instruction inflicted every neighborhood of the molding. garza is tripped. modeling, guys, for instance, the 1st to be head than the 1st to be destroyed. but these families are waiting descriptively to with their and he'd been so they're destroyed homes to sit up then some of the most of their houses and live again the one just the freezing the air on the nose and got astray. and they had been living

and the other thing is just a glimpse of a much wider lorraine picture on the easy mama h. i delves into the details which implicate some of hollywood biggest names. the 2024 was an eventful year to say the least, a true spectacle of scandal burst forth from us politics and culture, especially in hollywood to the latest on the rest of shawn ditty. combs, music, mobile, facing federal rackets, hearing conspiracy, and sex trafficking charges rocker sean cones, also known as he did a or puff daddy, made headlines this year with he's arrest on various charges from sex traffic in and sexual assault is claim that there is history of abuse included force in women, so engaging days, long rug fueled sexual activities, commonly referred to as we calls these, recalls, swear, arranged directed, and also recorded by the man himself, who later use the tapes to intimidate the victims. comes the rest came 6 months after an f. b i rayed on his homes in both miami and los angeles. were law enforcement found stores of supplies for his reported 6 parties, including and weirdly enough, a 1000 b

francesca james was there, lorraine broderick, our head writer. and then jennifer bassi.i have more fun with than anyone else. >> mark: i got to stop by backstage because i really wanted to see judy. i wanted to see everybody but i wanted to see judy wilson because she found way. she poked me out of obscurity. she found me in tampa. not only did she find me and they sent me up for an audition but once i got there she really fought for me. i had to reaudition for that job. while i was working a couple times. if it wasn't for her, like i said, i wouldn't be here. >> kelly: i know where i was, i know where i was standing, i was in her office and she goes i found him. i found matteo. he has never done anything. he's fresh out of college. i just found him. and she showed me her head shot and i was like that's the guy. i couldn't. i don't know what we were looking for but in reading the audition scene, in my mind's eye i conjured up a vision of what we were looking for and i was like you found this guy in florida? anyway. a couple more photos. there is andy susan together. they

president of the california labor federation lorraine gonzalez. all your being here. >> well, thank you. it is an honor to be in a place that is just so historic and beautiful. and i'm a little fearful. even when i was in the legislature with david chu, he warned me about san diego politics and elected officials and i still walk on eggshells because i forget who's friends with who. but it seems like everybody's here. so you must be a unifying force. i'm proud to represent 2.3 million workers in california as the head of the california afl-cio. but prior to serving in this position, i took a detour out of organized labor and i actually served in the state legislature and is a as an assemblywoman at the same time that david chiu was there as an assembly member. >> and it was a great partnership we had and i was able to serve with him. in fact on the progressive caucus the the legislators who are who are really battling for progressive ideas and in david to form of course he took the helm as policy chair of that caucus and he pushed us and he pushed

yes, certainly an open starts in melbourne next sunday. lorraine, if i blanket is looking good ahead of her australia been title defense and well, number one underlines the status for 6th periods, the president of international celebration peach. russia qualifier for the tova and $0.03. so blanca will be targeting a 3rd consecutive win and melvin here in the hedge. got one months title after his opponent riley. okay. okay. what time entry miracle palka has been struggling with injury over the past few seasons, made a strong start investment including victory over former world number one know back talking image. this is a hedge because 2nd a t p to the title of a cincinnati bengals got the when they needed to stay alive and the race to secure a spot in the playoffs job or, or pass for 277 yards and one's hatch down in the 1917 victor over the subscription dealers is with a 5th consecutive win for assistant audi bangles needs of and for broncos and miami dolphins to lose their respective games on sunday to grab a playoff for and there was trouble for a defending champion and carlos sai

and lorraine i've known since the very first "snl." >> seth: yeah, and i didn't realize the first yearere, of course famously or infamously -- you were cut from the first "snl." >> yes, i was. >> seth: you know, i'm glad you recovered. [ light laughter ] cause i would imagine at the time you probably thought you weren't going to. >> i thought my career was over. very new to the standup world. only six, eight months. and then that summer, i was working "catch a rising star," which was one of the first of the clubs. the improv was on 44th street and catch was on the east side. and i was living on long island so i went to catch because i could get over the 59th street bridge easier than going to 8th avenue for the improv. and i met this young producer named lorne michaels, told me about the show and loved what i did. and i get booked on the very, very first show. friday night, there was a dress rehearsal. my thing did really well. he asked me to take all his time out. and i couldn't, to make the piece work. and the next -- and i didn't have anything else because i was so new in my world,

the 19 people are set to receive the medal of freedom, including ralph lorraine, hillary clinton, jane goodall, denzel washington, and bono. you can watch that on c-span from the east room of the white house at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can also find it on c-span now, our free mobile app, and online at c-span.org. you will hear from jacqueline in capital heights. good morning, jacqueline. caller: good morning. i wanted to say i have been listening to 90.1, and i heard president trump say to the american people the cycle for $2000 during covid and nancy pelosi and the democrats called him crazy. they lost the election and democrats took over, and the problem for the american people with hud. hud is denying low income residents to pay only $50 in rent, and that is why we have a statewide homelessness pandemic that is going on, and i'm looking forward to president trump's administration, his new appointee with hud help americans escape homelessness caused by the democrats. host: and our last call for this hour, 10 in kentucky, line for democrats. good morning, tim. caller: good morning. ther

i'm with nutritionist lorraine kearney. we're heading into the grocery aisles.u'll notice is the packaging. lot of processed foods will have shiny labels as well as labels saying low fat, low sodium and no sugar. so those are some of the key things we can look for. >> robin: you would think this is what we're supposed to look for, low fat, low sugar. >> yes but lot of times when that happens, we're removing flavors, textures. so we need to replace those. lot of times there's additives or preservatives or extra salt. >> robin: what are some other things we should be looking for on labels? >> we want to look for ofd or ol. that can indicate there's more sugars contributing to it. also look for preservatives, potassium sorbate or maybe artificial coloring. that can help identify something that's highly ultraprocessed. what the goal would be is choose some plain yogurt. and then with the plain yogurt, add something to that. adding some fruit or nuts and maybe even honey, you control the ingredients. >> robin: right right right. there's something you say we can look

his death on the balcony of the lorraine motel in memphis came five years after he gave his historic a dream speech at the march on washington. thanks so much for joining me. i'm erica hill. please stay tuned. our special coverage of the inauguration of donald trump continues on the other side of this quick break. >> kobe was global. people felt his presence. >> kobe. the making of a legend premieres saturday at nine on cnn. i feel like new sunglasses, like a brand new pair of jeans brand new. >> learn more about celebrity cruises latest offers. >> let's start the bidding at $5 million. >> thank you sir. >> these people of privilege hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. >> point five at the back. >> look at them. >> unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment. the 3% ira match on retirement. contributions. >> 11 million, sir. >> once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive, their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. >> want a next level clean swish with the whoa of listerine? it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more

the 19 people are set to receive the medal of freedom, including ralph lorraine, hillary clinton, janeoodall, denzel washington, and bono. you can watch that on c-span from the east room of the white house at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can also find it on c-span now, our free mobile app, and online at c-span.org. you will hear from jacqueline in capital heights. good morning, jacqueline. caller: good morning. i wanted to say i have been listening to 90.1, and i heard president trump say to the american people the cycle for $2000 during covid and nancy pelosi and the democrats called him crazy. they lost the election and democrats took over, and the problem for the american people with hud. hud is denying low income residents to pay only $50 in rent, and that is why we have a statewide homelessness pandemic that is going on, and i'm looking forward to president trump's administration, his new appointee with hud help americans escape homelessness caused by the democrats. host: and our last call for this hour, 10 in kentucky, line for democrats. good morning, tim. caller: good morning. there

we have got lorraine in _ pressures as well.m, i pressures as well. we have got lorraine in birmingham, who . pressures as well. we have got lorraine in birmingham, who is a nurse. this is what we want to hear. lorraine, not real name, can't thank you enough. what was it like last night? it was really bad. and the waiting time was over i think 14 hours. it isjust horrendous. time was over i think 14 hours. it is just horrendous. you go outside, there is loads of ambulances, there isjust, oh, it is so hectic and i don't know. ijust think it is so hectic and i don't know. i just think a lot of patients actually shouldn't be in a&e, because they should be actually at their doctors. because you can't see doctors they all come to a&e. there is not enough staff. oh it is just... not enough staff. oh it is 'ust... not enough staff. oh it is just. . ._ yeah. l not enough staff. oh it is| just..._ yeah. it not enough staff. oh it is i just..._ yeah. it is just... mayhem? yeah. it is 'ust just... mayhem? yeah. it is just mayhem _ just...

britain's youngest female double murderer, lorraine thorp, was 15 when she killed her father and another she ever be rehabilitated? she didn't just kill rosalyn hunt. she tortured her and found violence funny. there's loads of these people. are we too soft? i mean, starmer wanted 16 year olds to vote. didn't he. >> want to see 16 and i7 didn't he. >> want to see 16 and 17 year olds voting? they can go out and work. they can serve in our armed forces. and of course, if they are out and working, they pay they are out and working, they pay tax and therefore they should have a say over how the money they are paying in is being used. so yes, i want to see that vote for 16 and i7 being used. so yes, i want to see that vote for 16 and 17 year olds. >> so why shouldn't 15 or 16 or 17 year olds face a full life order for the very worst crimes? let's go to my panel this evening. we are, of course, joined by the director for the centre for migration and economic prosperity, stephen wolf. we've got political consultant suzanne evans and broadcaster and columnist jj rspb. good evening, everyone. than

and lorraine has 1.5 million homes in five years. we're having two years. she said.he'll do it in. it's going to be nothing. >> it starts to sound like a very low target, doesn't it? she should be building many more than 1.5 million homes. if we're going to have 5 million more people in the country. >> but it's not. i mean, we need to do something about it. the reality is it is caused mainly by migration. and we have an immigration crisis here, people coming here on small boats. the conservative party did a disgraceful job with terms of legal migration, letting in almost almost a million. so i'm looking at this thinking instead of the labelling of calling people racist and far right, which i think the people need to drop that now and start really focusing on the reality of how to deal with the large population. >> it is extraordinary that actually our birth rate has been falling. the number of children that are being born in this country has almost never been lower. and yet the population is expanding massively. these two facts should not go together in any rational