lynne.hen esther noticed her friend's car was gone late at night, she became concerned. esther started calling, too. dennis murphy (voiceover): unanswered messages piled up through the night. dennis murphy (voiceover): the next day, a neighbor spotted lynne's car abandoned about a half mile from her home. a front tire was flat. soon, the cops arrived, and esther let them in lynne's condo. esther sanchez: what i noticed that was very odd, she's very meticulous and very neat, and she's very frugal. the television was on. the lights were on. the air conditioning was on. dennis murphy (voiceover): lynne appeared to have closed the door of her townhouse north of miami on a sunday night and vanished into the thick night air. so this has become very ominous for you. so now it's very, very scary. dennis murphy (voiceover): what in the world had happened to nice lynne friend? law enforcement officers from all over south florida were looking for any trace of her, coming up empty. a wedding, a move, a

. >> reporter: you might remember lynn story's story.hood app next-door. >> okay. i'm ready. >> reporter: first was april goodwin. april needed help getting to her medical appointments after be diagnosed with ovarian cancer. shortly after she started helping april she started driving kevin horrigan, who is blind. kevin needed a ride to work three days a week. >> lynn's like a little angel. she really is. >> reporter: viewers were amazed that lynn was willing to help out complete strangers, driving them around even though money was tight for her, gas prices were high, and her car is not in the best shape. >> one time our car broke down and she goes and flags down somebody in the middle of traffic to get me to my chemo. >> reporter: and that was the third time in three months that lynn's car had broken down. so it got us thinking, what could we do to help get lynn's car fixed up? one of our viewers was so inspired by lynn that they took action in a way you're not going to believe. more on that in a moment. moritz dealership in fort worth a

where are we on my all-time favorite lynn loves. main message you want to send to washington? lend me a hand or leave me alone. varied considerably week got a huge uptick and leave me alone. i went on to lend me a hand made a comeback. as a 50/50 election. at this moment in time i can't afford to buy a house. everything costs more i can't take my family on vacation. in the choice between leave me alone or lend me a hand they are at leave me alone. that to me requires some thought. the most chilling sentences in the english language are i am from the government and i am here to help. >> this is a problem. this declining trust in institution. i note doug and dave is seeing this i know lynn has. even the military the most sacrosanct institution historically were seeing declines in confidence and trust. hopefully you can easily do better the numbers. >> what institution increase and intrust is our election system. suddenly donald trump's finding millions of noncitizens voting. voting machines changing numbers, and so forth. that seems t

flared rose lynn carter. also today members could vote on a pair of measures to release the house ethics report on former florida republican representative matt gaetz who resigned after being dominated by president donald trump to be attorney general. off the floor members are continuing work on government funding with a shutdown deadline approaching on december 20. you can catch live coverage when members return here on c-span. and we take you now to a senate oversight hearing on the u.s. postal service with the holiday season approaching. you're watching live coverage here on c-span. >> and we are working on a -- the plant is old. it's a three story building. there are other operational issues that we have in kansas, and i am working a strategy specifically to enhance the service in kansas. that is not result of anything planned. it's a result of operational issues that we have in kansas. i recognize it's there. we are going to fix it. >> how would you measure success in i assume there is some metric that s

lynn looks down and a dozen hands fly up. i breathe again. the painting won't go unsold, so the auctioneer $32 now two dozen hands, 64 bucks more hands, 120, $128, leaping arms everywhere. 256 512. and as the bids continue escalate, in a flurry of call and response my own attention is drawn away from, the happier auctioneer and beaming audience, and i become transfixed by a sight. it would be easy to miss of lynn at the back of the stage, dissolving into tears, and then floods of tears with the visceral release of a cliff crumbling into the sea, hanging on to a friend for support as the hammer falls simultaneously. on $1,410 and the pain that brought her to this moment as a rock cheer goes up, rising and sustaining over the crowd. i think this is one of the most beautiful things i have ever seen. not just because of lynne's unfiltered response to such show of affection and support, but because a room people she knows and doesn't know conspired to bestow this gift empathy and catharsis for reason no better reason than they could. in a curious

lynn, i will ask you to get us started by sharing some of your thoughts about what you see as the primary challenges and opportunities in asia today. >> thank you so much, melanie. i am very pleased to give my first in person talk at brookings in my current role and i am grateful for the opportunity. it is wonderful to be joined by everyone in the room and those watching. thank you. my breeze today was to discuss actionable steps for the next administration or the world in terms of moving us forward. i would like to offer up some ideas in terms of three main areas. the first, reducing the risk of major power conflicts. second, to increase u.s. influence and asia, which has taken a hit in the last couple of years, and finally, building collaboration to work on global challenges and to foster peace. these are not necessarily big ideas but i think it is important sometimes to think about less grandiose ideas but ensuring that more modest proposals are implemented well so let me start with reducing the risk of major conflict. i was on the maritime domain and am watching tensions with concern,

lynn, i will ask you to get us started by sharing some of your thoughts about what you see as the primary challenges and opportunities in asia today. >> thank you so much, melanie. i am very pleased to give my first in person talk at brookings in my current role and i am grateful for the opportunity. it is wonderful to be joined by everyone in the room and those watching. thank you. my breeze today was to discuss actionable steps for the next administration or the world in terms of moving us forward. i would like to offer up some ideas in terms of three main areas. the first, reducing the risk of major power conflicts. second, to increase u.s. influence and asia, which has taken a hit in the last couple of years, and finally, building collaboration to work on global challenges and to foster peace. these are not necessarily big ideas but i think it is important sometimes to think about less grandiose ideas but ensuring that more modest proposals are implemented well so let me start with reducing the risk of major conflict. i was on the maritime domain and am watching tensions with concern,

lynn, it's good to see you this morning. let's start with this feud. i mean, it started out as this online debate that erupted over christmas, you know, over these foreign workers immigrating to the u.s. you had elon musk and ramaswamy on one side and maga loyalists on the other, who, you know, do not support this kind of immigration. that's a key issue that trump was elected on. and now you have president-elect trump weighing in for the first time, siding defending foreign workers. s, what's going on here? >> well good morning. what we're seeing here is a civil war being triggered by the unelected advisers to president trump. so let's just see where this goes. immigration is the most important issue to the maga base. and now the doge, the you know, these pointed musk and ramaswamy to reform government have waded into an area of making policy. so not only is this a fight, trump did not need, it is needlessly dividing the base. and on that point you made of trump defending what musk is doing and saying he will fight to the death to expand or keep visas.

rebecca lynn, we hope to see you in the new year.k about a company that is part of the most valuable out there. tiktok. the platform says it's app drew in a 106 25% annual -- 165% annual increase on black friday through monday. regulars fear the parent company bytedance poses a national security threat. let's dig into that tiktok on tiktok. it could come tomorrow. we have been here all week thinking we would get a ruling. the u.s. would ban tiktok come january 19. >> we are expecting a decision probably tomorrow morning. it is a consequential moment. this is a hugely consequential moment, probably the biggest deal for tiktok since biden signed the law back in april. part of the reason is a huge deal is because of this comes to pass, the first, foreign, social media app has ever been banned in this country. it is not just a social media app. it is used by half the american population. there are more people on tiktok in america than voted in the last election. caroline: the future administration, the head of it is on tiktok. many of us

they come back home to lynn. they're all having. and the older brother, john william, tries to convince the younger brother ben. hey, join the national guard. it's big deal. all we have to do is maybe go and do some work in the summer, maybe make wheat once a weekend. we'll get a little extra money. no problem. except that the korean conflict started and they were all called up. and this time they together. and i think they argued the whole time that they were in korea because they weren't very happy with one another. but can you you see the names there? the names have passed down through all generations. and finally, finally, once i started to understand that maybe my grandfather and his family who resided up in nova scotia did come the traditional way that i thought via the underground railroad, maybe there was another story. and when i started to ask my uncle ben about what that story could be, he eventually told me the story. he passed along story to me. he was looking very cool with his sunglasses there. by the way. i'm done. m

lynn, great to see you. so let's talk a little bit more about the president elect's agenda from putting an iron dome similar to what's in israel over the u.s. meeting with putin. you heard daniel strauss talk about and roll the sound bite earlier that trump wants it to be recognized only two genders. he wants to eliminate, you any. transgender, you know, classification or any needs from that to that community. so, um, it sounds like that he feels like he has a mandate on all things. after winning this election. >> well, he did. >> he also spent a good chunk of time at the beginning of that speech in talking about his great victory, how he says he won in 2020 and, you know, relishing all the swing states that went for him. but here's some other takeaways from that speech. what is notable is he talks about not to a degree, he doesn't really talk about us. he talks about there's them, the people that didn't vote for him and you, the people, the maga people before him. but when you look at this speech, it does s

he will be laid to rest near his home, alongside rose lynn carter, his wife of 77 years. abc's senior national correspondent steve osunsami leading us off. >> reporter: at the top of buildings across america and across the world, there are lowered flags tonight, paying the greatest respects to jimmy carter, the humanitarian, the statesman, the president. >> minute of silence in memory of president jimmy carter. >> reporter: from the halls of the united nations to the floor of the new york stock exchange. today, they paused to remember him. the former president, who in his later life was a sunday school teacher, died sunday afternoon, surrounded by his family in his hometown of plains, georgia. >> he was an honest man. i think his legacy will be his honesty, his faith, and in pollic thes, that's kind of rare today. >> reporter: at the carter center in atlanta, where the family is asking people to send donations instead of flowers, people are bringing flowers anyway. >> my favorite president. favorite president, for sure. >> reporter: the next several days will give america

lynn lynn lynn povich joined the research and file researchers and filed a class action lawsuit. the result was they want and they were court reporters. they were called they were called editors. and they were promoted. yeah. before they couldn't even be promoted those jobs because, it was so sordid. and the television were all lily. they were men just, you know, there's wrong with white men. i mean, i am married to one. there's nothing wrong when i look in the mirror i am not impressed. oh, yeah. you commanded respect. okay. you just by virtue. and you're tall. and now i have. but it wasn't you that bill small at cbs hired. so who did he hire all at once? yes, in one fell swoop. he hired a michelle clark i mean, me chinese. michelle clark. oh, didn't know chinese, huh? um, michelle clark, who is. who is black? and sylvia chase, uh, leslie stahl, a nice jewish girl, blond hair. and sylvia chase, a shiksa with blond hair. but i shouldn't say she's agoi that's okay. you think she was okay in this crowd? yeah. okay. and so they were trying to make for all the years of discrimination

ladies and gentlemen, jason lynn young did not murder his wife. he did not murder their unborn son.solved. keith morrison (voiceover): who better to make that argument than jason young himself? but so far, remember, he had never said a word to anyone about that november night-- in almost five years, silent. beth karas: it's always a big decision for defense attorneys whether or not to call their client. keith morrison (voiceover): beth karas is a former prosecutor and legal analyst. she covered the trial. this is a case that really begged for jason young to testify-- finally, after all this time. right. and if he's truly innocent, get on the stand and tell the story. we call jason young. keith morrison (voiceover): with his mother sitting in the front row, jason young prepared to do just that. defense attorney brian collins hit it hard off the top. bryan collins: did you kill your wife michelle? no, sir. bryan collins: were you there when it happened? no, sir. keith morrison (voiceover): but what about jason's missing hush puppies that matched the partial shoe print? he no longer ow

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humanitarian work, became and i'm about to death, the peace and equality together with his wife. rosa lynn who died in late 2023. he set up the cost of center for the advancement of human rights as a form of us president. his diplomatic influence on the international stage was unique. one of his successes was a peace mission to north korea, where we help diffuse a crisis around p on young's nuclear weapons program. jimmy casa was awarded the nobel peace prize in 2002 even though of to being diagnosed with cancer, he continued to work on his many humanitarian projects, called his presidency, may not have been the most pivotal in us history. but his time later gave him the diplomatic clout to promote su, military and values, something which gained to him great respect and admiration around the world. and current us president joe biden has paid tribute to carter. he said he lost a dear friend of 50 years. when i find extraordinary amount to record of millions of people all around the world, all over the world to have a lost a friend as well. even though they never minutes to this because jimm

he said lynn would sometimes go by the names. michael sanders and other times mark hanson. in fact, they say he used the name mark hanson to book the rideshare to feather river adventist school. the day of the shooting, then use the name michael sanders to book an appointment with the principal and appointment and was lit and said he wanted to see if you get a role. his grandson at the school. however, the sheriff says lynn's entire story of wanting to enroll, a family member at the school was a complete lie. and moments after that meeting with the principal, he used a ghost gun to shoot the 2 young students before turning the gun on himself. witten also used that same light to book an appointment for today's date december 5th to tour the red bluff 7th day adventist school, which is partially why the sheriff on wednesday reached out to other 7th day adventists schools to warn them of another possible attack before the shooting at feather river adventist school. he left a note we're live wrote, quote, countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the 7th

yang schwang si, translated from mandarin chinese by lynn king, gray wolf press.s also the horseshoe sort o [ speaking in global language ] a in ebay news. you login here on the tonga divining line will be an ac or is a some menial chung da which is to be tinder new york, georgia uses taiwan in naval the whose island torture journal young, [ speaking in a global language ] ever or should you so avoid taiwan george in the old says you the soldier or shoe shall you just go all the way down thank you. this is [ cheers and applause ] . >> this is what she said. some people ask me why i write about things from 100 years ago. i always tell them writing about the past is a means of moving toward the future. more than a century ago, some taiwanese people began making the assertion taiwan belongs to the many taiwanese, and now we are addressing it to a different audience. before we were saying it to the japanese. now we are saying it to the chinese. for more than a century in between, taiwan has never stopped facing the threat of invasion from another powerful nation, and

j°y joy lynn ski there. —— joe lynskey there.s get more from anfield now, and get the thoughts of both managers starting with liverpool's arne slot. the performance was great because i think if you want to win against a team like city, you have to be good in every part of football. high defending, low defending, build—up, high, low. they bring so many challenges to you and so many problems they can cause you. i think we weren't perfect, but we came quite close to managing it all. we cannot handle it by now, we have _ we cannot handle it by now, we have defined, i have to find a solution _ have defined, i have to find a solution to be stable, to be solid — solution to be stable, to be solid behind especially in the right— solid behind especially in the right moment and suffer together, so what can i say? these — together, so what can i say? these players give me the chance _ these players give me the chance to live may be the best years — chance to live may be the best years of— chance to live may be the best years of my life and

oh you lost on the rock. starts december 18th, on dw, the this is dw news line from phillip lynn syrian president, sasha alice out fleas the capital as rebel forces stone into the mass. the rebels declared the city a free from the sides, decades long roof announcing the stuff of a new here for the ceiling. and curious, prime minister says he is ready to assist with a peaceful transfer of the i'm anthony, how it welcome to the program. syrian president special alice out his fled the capital of damascus to an unknown destination of to rebel forces into the city to limited resistance. the insurgents have declared the city of free from assad's decades long roll less than 2 weeks after launching the lightning offensive. in the north of the country where it is reports that syrian army combined has notified its officers of the full, the regime, citing senior military officials, serious prime minister mohammed the i'll john lee, as announced he is ready to cooperate with a peaceful transfer of power to any leadership chosen by the people that they definitely report to alex footman has been foll

didn't have enough time to prepare his defense because he is too busy with the whole. autonomy ashton's lynn is a political analyst and fellow of the us think tank the century foundation. she joins us from tel aviv, where she attended today's court session, a welcome to dw, and this was the prime minister's 1st day in court in his own trial, which began years ago. what did you make of his 1st appearance? i would say there wasn't a terrible surprise in the sense that in 10 yeah. who used the, a large portion of the nearly 6 hours of court proceedings in his testimony. to make big sweeping narrative statements about his life. his biography. even going back to his ancestors, his father, his grandfather, and to put himself into a long line of israel's own history to try to portray you know, to both the judges. but i think primarily to view is really public. what a great statesman he is. what a key figure he's been in his really history and what a great statesman he is at the level of global affairs. that was, i'm gonna say the writing scene, but then of course he has many subs, themes that he ha

my mom and kids have appeared in many campaign ads over the years and even my brothers lynn and lee starred in acclaim closing ad that caused me to beat an incumbent republican to first be elected to the united states house. when my kids were young, they, too, broke down barriers. todd was born when i was a county commissioner. michelle was born when i was a state representative, it was a first in michigan for a legislature to be pregnant and have a baby while in office. i remember a very pregnant me opening baby shower gifts in one of our state house committee rooms. most of my male colleagues didn't know what to buy for a baby shower so i got a lot of stuffed animals. my family members have marched in countless parades, attended thousands of events with me and planned birthday parties in the holidays around the legislative calendar. they've sacrificed their time and in many cases their personal privacy and through thick and thin have always been there for me and i am incredibly grateful. and i love you all so much. my family story has inspired my work as an elected official. i grew up in

even my brothers lynn and lee starred in an acclaimed closing ad that caused me to beat an incumbent republican to first be elected to united states house. when my kids were young they too broke down barriers. todd was born when i was a county commissioner. michelle was born when i was a state representative. it was a first in michigan for a legislator to be pregnant and have a baby while in office. i remember a very pregnant me opening baby shower gifts at one of our statehouse committee rooms. most of my male colleagues didn't know what to buy for a baby shower, so i got a lot of stuffed animals. my family members have marched in countless parades, attended thousands of events with me and planned birthday parties and hoogdz around the legislative calendar. they sacrificed their time and in many cases their personal privacy and through thick and thin have always been there for me and i am incredibly grateful. and i love you all so much. my family story has inspired my work as an elected official. i grew up in clair, michigan, where my mom was director of nursing in our small rural h

he said lynn would sometimes go by the names. michael sanders and other times mark hanson. in fact, they say he used the name mark hanson to book the rideshare to feather river adventist school. the day of the shooting, then use the name michael sanders to book an appointment with the principal and appointment and was lit and said he wanted to see if you can roll his grandson at the school. however, the sheriff says lynn's entire story of wanting to enroll, a family member at the school was a complete lie. and moments after that meeting with the principal, he used a ghost gun to shoot the 2 young students before turning the gun on himself. witten also used that same light to book an appointment for december 5th to tour the red bluff 7th day adventist school, which is partially why the sheriff on wednesday reached out to other 7th day adventists schools to warn them of another possible attack before the shooting at feather river adventist school. he left a note we're live wrote, quote, countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the 7th day adventist sc

looking further north between cambridge and king's lynn, there is a speed restriction in place reallyect trains from london and there is now a shuttle service from cambridge and across the country that is being replicated. no trains whatsoever on the north coast of wales from chester across to holyhead in anglesey, or in south wales from cardiff across to swansea and carmarthen. transport for wales also warning there are problems on the cardiff to manchester line, severe disruption there, and great western railway, who possibly have had more problems than anyone else, other passengers have, nothing running on the local wines in devon and cornwall and nothing going west of plymouth to penzance. furthermore, if you are travelling on that line, great western railways urges you not to, you should expect to be delayed because of speed restrictions. that is the story across the country, putting in restrictions in case they encountered debris that has been blown onto the track or indeed trees and there are loads of these mile away from here. lots of problems to portsmouth.— here. lots of pro

he said lynn would sometimes go by the names. michael sanders and other times mark hanson. in fact, they say he used the name mark hansen to book the rideshare to feather river adventist school. the day of the shooting then used the name michael sanders to book an appointment with the principal and appointment and was lit and said he wanted to see if you get a role. his grandson at the school. however, the sheriff says lynn's entire story of wanting to enroll, a family member at the school. was a complete lie. and moments after that meeting with the principal, he used a ghost gun to shoot the 2 young students before turning the gun on himself. clinton also used that same light to book an appointment for today's date december 5th to tour the red bluff 7th day adventist school, which is partially why the sheriff on wednesday reached out to other 7th day adventists schools to warn them of another possible attack before the shooting at feather river adventist school. he left a note we're live wrote, quote, countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the 7t

. >> i'm lynn dembry.isco of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of. >> in london breed says it's been an honor to serve as mayor of her hometown. >> but it's been crisis after crisis after crisis. it is with profound sadness that i confirm. >> mayor edwin m lee passed away early this morning thrust into the spotlight following the sudden death of mayor ed lee. >> breed was tested early and often as mayor, most notably having to leave the city through a pandemic. please. >> for all of us. >> make smart decisions when it mattered. when we needed to save lives. i really feel proud that i was able to step up and and helped lead the city's. you feel like you're turning over the city too? >> the mayor elect in a better state than where you found it? i think overdose deaths are declining. we're getting people off the street. crime is lower than it's been in over a decade breeds statistics paint a picture of positive change during her tenure. >> but she admits numbers don't tell the whole stor

lynn. >> something. she thought her name was cheryl lynn. >> yeah. >> gal gadot is what it is. gal gadot sure >> michael: good morning america. bracing for the deep freeze, growing trouble for a trump nominee and news on popular weight loss drugs. winter blast on the move.

he said lynn would sometimes go by the name is michael sanders and other times mark hanson.e used the name mark hanson to book the rideshare to feather river adventist school. the day of the shooting, then use the name michael sanders to vook an appointment with the principal and appointment and was lit and said he wanted to see if you can roll his grandson at the school. however, the sheriff says lynn's entire story of wanting to enroll, a family member at the school was a complete lie. and moments after that meeting with the principal, he used a ghost gun to shoot the 2 young students before turning the gun on himself. witten also used that same light to book an appointment for december 5th to tour the red bluff 7th day adventist school, which is partially why the sheriff on wednesday reached out to other 7th day adventists schools to warn them of another possible attack before the shooting at feather river adventist school. he left a note we're live wrote, quote, countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the 7th day adventist school in cal1fornia,

he said lynn would sometimes go by the names. michael sanders and other times mark hanson. in fact, they say he used the name mark hanson to book the rideshare to feather river adventist school. the day of the shooting, then use the name michael sanders to book an appointment with the principal and appointment and was lit and said he wanted to see if you can roll his grandson at the school. however, the sheriff says lynn's entire story of wanting to enroll, a family member at the school was a complete lie. and moments after that meeting with the principal, he used a ghost gun to shoot the 2 young students before turning the gun on himself. witten also used that same light to book an appointment for december 5th to tour the red bluff 7th day adventist school, which is partially why the sheriff on wednesday reached out to other 7th day adventists schools to warn them of another possible attack before the shooting at feather river adventist school. he left a note we're live wrote, quote, countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the 7th day adventist sc