. ♪ >> reporter: maddie zuckerman is singing -- ♪ -- for science.sa has been guiding young opera singers like maddie at northwestern university for almost 25 years. they both understand just how fragile a gift a voice can be. >> i was trying to get people's attention, and i had somebody else speak for me, because i didn't want to use my voice. >> reporter: part of a pioneering project to manage the stress we put our voices through. >> the sensor is super helpful making sure that i know how much i've used my voice during the day. ♪ aww-aww-aww ♪ >> reporter: when maddie sings a sensor on they are throat monitors how hard her vocal cords are working then sends data to an app, like a fitbit for your voice letting you know when you're working too hard so you can avoid vocal cord injuries. like the one that led adele to cancel concerts in 2017. it would be more than four years before she took the stage again. ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ >> reporter: a better engineer than a singer, he works in the northwestern lab where the device was invented. they designed and built i

as maddy condon with palisades tahoe and a will. she talked about your favorite sport. you could get up there and disco scheme. know my favorite sport. a sitting on the couch, nobody i've never gotten hurt. sitting on the couch. okay. thank you for that. hey, but let's talk. we're talking about scheme. let's also talk about the flights. okay. we've been tracking things haven't gone as for the past few days and they're saying that tsa estimates today. >> will be one of the biggest travel days of the holiday season. well, a lot of people driving a lot of people flying more than 2.5 million people expected to travel through airports across the country today. so far things are not looking too bad at bay area. airports according to flightaware, there are currently 22 delays at sfo and one canceled flight. only 5 flights are delayed in oakland with one cancellation and in the south bay and san jose. only 6 delays. i just make sure you check ahead your own individual flights. we'll be right back after the break. talking about all of your travel concerns and more stick travel c

an investigation into the events leading up to the death of sheffield united's maddy cusack has found club. cusack, who became the first player to reach 100 appearances for the blades, died in september at the age of 27. her death was not treated as suspicious by police. the investigation was carried out by an independent third party at the request of, and with co—operation from, cusack�*s family. on monday, the club said that it had now closed with no evidence of wrongdoing. the league cup quarterfinals take place this week. liverpool face west ham on wednesday. before that, last season's runners—up in the competition, newcastle united, are at chelsea on tuesday night. eddie howe�*s side had a morale—boosting win over the weekend, 3—0 against fulham, after three defeats in a row. they did pick up a couple more injuries tojoelinton and fabien schar, and though they are both doubts for tuesday's match, sven botman should be available after coming off the bench over the weekend, his first appearance in three months. sven has done a lot of work. he has rehabbed really well. so we'll have

maddie, it is fascinating — father christmas has now.lazing dubai sun. at a cop summit they are talking climate change and listening to the call from the crown. some important progress has been made, but it worries me greatly that we remain so dreadfully far off track. but rishi sunakfaces problems at home, right here, right now. so our big question this morning, as the temperature drops —

that could be a good stocking stuffer. >> maddie, stay warm out there. we appreciate you giving us the update and we hope you get some more snow. thanks very much. thank you. all right. let's get an exact look now at the forecast for today with take a quick live look outside. there is tahoe. you can see they're from. we're talking to them in palisades. it was raining and pilots got a shot behind her to that shows more rain than snow as well. yeah, exactly. this is that diamond peak shot that we look at. so often it's got the beautiful view. obviously the views not so beautiful today. >> it is just very misty and rainy out at lake tahoe right now. you can see about 40 degrees south lake tahoe. >> the rain is coming down. the wind just about 5 miles per hour, though. so relatively calm in the wind is something they're looking out for to pick up. they're actually under a lake wind advisory and that goes through until tomorrow morning at about 07:00am where could see between now and then some of the waves get up to one to 3 feet and the wind gusting up to ab

i'll start with you on this maddie. but this one, maddie.d screenwriter hitting back at diversity efforts in hollywood and wider film industry. so and the wider film industry. so pulitzer david pulitzer prize winner david mamet has written book mamet has written a book inspired by his decades at the top of the industry. he's told the wall street journal this week that trigger warnings or what calls diversity porn what he calls diversity porn have . and what do have gone too far. and what do you think about this? well i, i firstly, absolutely love david mamet. >> i don't know if anyone has seen the film or the play glengarry glen ross, but it's brilliant and has the most swearwords of just about anything i've ever watched . i anything i've ever watched. i think he's absolutely right. and i do think that when he talks about it, for example, the efforts to always place diverse characters into literally everything , while i think often everything, while i think often well—intentioned and has really started to jump the shark recently, shark recen

i'll start with you on this maddie. but this one, maddie.d screenwriter hitting back at diversity efforts in hollywood and wider film industry. so and the wider film industry. so pulitzer david pulitzer prize winner david mamet has written book mamet has written a book inspired by his decades at the top of the industry. he's told the wall street journal this week that trigger warnings or what calls diversity porn what he calls diversity porn have . and what do have gone too far. and what do you think about this? well i, i firstly, absolutely love david mamet. >> i don't know if anyone has seen the film or the play glengarry glen ross, but it's brilliant and has the most swearwords of just about anything i've ever watched . i anything i've ever watched. i think he's absolutely right. and i do think that when he talks about it, for example, the efforts to always place diverse characters into literally everything , while i think often everything, while i think often well—intentioned and has really started to jump the shark recently, shark recen

maddi, i am sure you will hear a lot from this team in the future. the saipa team has been around for one or two or three years, and now you can't say it's wrong, you can't say what name you can give it, but unfortunately, this rooted team has been at the bottom of the table in the past years, this year and last year, and i heard that sohrab behnjad is the coach for the past two or three days. who is a very, very capable coach and looking for motivation and proving himself to be hired to see what happens, but about the whole league, i can tell you that the sirjan 99 team is the champion of this tournament due to the conditions of the players it has, strong technical staff and players it is very well taken and it costs a lot , almost 90. 5% of this team is closed for the championship and other teams are also looking to reach this team in the tight competition, but i know a team that can be the opponent of sijan team. you were the captain of the national volleyball team for many years. player coach, how do you see the state of the national team? again

representatives of these clubs to attend the assembly of the league organization, and based on the results, maddi, the ceo of pikan rajaian, the ceo of alinium iraq club, esfand diyarpur, the ceo of golgohar club, sirjan and khatir. the managing director of esteghlal club was elected. well , as you heard the last news , representatives were elected for the assembly of the league organization, and one of those four representatives was mr. rajaiyan, the respected ceo of alinium club of iraq, who is now on our mobile phone. greetings, mr. rajaiyan. hello, in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful, mr. iraqi, i am at your service, dear viewers, your program is good . hello, good night. be healthy. in this series, as it happened, 6 representatives from among the heads of the provincial delegations, two representatives were selected from among the league teams, and one was selected to sit on top of each other. 12 people, the first question is, what is this assembly going to do? i would like to tell you that first of all, i would like to thank the dear ones who did not run as ceos in the ele

if you would like to talk about in the at least come with me with the right information, please maddy, i'm about to go to joins us now from ramallah, ms barcode t vat exchange that we just saw on sky news in the interviews that you've done. and the ones that you've seen on this topic since october 7th. how typical was that exchange that moment in the way international journalists attempt to troll palestinians, and the legitimize, as well as deny the crimes against them has not only become vicious in the way that journalists are framing it like that interview. but it has increased and become leased. so in a way that it is a complete pro genocidal stance by journalist that claim to be objective. that claim to be non partisan. that claim to be supporting the truth to support accurate accuracy for their audiences. but it's not just common, it is being encouraged by editors and policy makers, whether directly or in directly. so you don't see that as someone not fully understanding the context and bringing the context to the interview. you see that more as an intention absolutely, as journa

on friday, the truck maddie commonsense solutions rather than waste capable of trying to blame what that people, africa, you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. there's nothing called base. what the, what the countries. oh, so these where, what big countries they need to dig, couple nice. why african nations industrialized? we are 1100000000 people, the use 300000000 people. you can tell us and use the age 12 banner resources when you well money being met, your own goals, and then you try to ship the item to and also need update this. i'll be sure to get the details in about 30 minutes from now. i'll see you again the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the 1st time in history and meantime country's culture has been cancelled the very modern weapons cancel culture. really the stuff in my life. so little in the truck. it just me sitting on a put glue. the phrase now particularly refers to counseling russian culture. and yet the worst it could be of the orders that i get to bring in my folks to push bell renewal through. chill out if phillips that go with that most of the, some rich

if you would like to talk or the in the at least come with me with the right information, please maddy, i'm about to go to joins us now from ramallah, ms bar code to you that exchange that we just saw on sky news. in the interviews that you've done and the ones that you've seen on this topic since october 7th. how typical was that exchange that moment, or the way international journalists attempt to troll palestinians, and the legitimize, as well as deny the crimes against them has not only become vicious in the way that journalists are framing it like that interview. but it has increased and become lee, so in a way that it is a complete pro genocidal stance by journalists that claim to be objective that claim to be non partisan. that claim to be supporting the truth to support accurate accuracy for their audiences. but it's not just common, it is being encouraged by editors and policy makers, whether directly or in directly. so you don't see that as someone not fully understanding the context and bringing the context to the interview. you see that more as an intention absolutely, as j

in 2014, to particularly ed maddie opal, the temporary capital at the done net screech, and turning it into a powerful fortress over the following 8 years. however, in the end, even the walls of the same us as a style plant couldn't help the ukranian nationalist. but it was the civilians who sell for the most menial. and yes, going to cut us up on the raleigh local done you for you just didn't leave your vehicle. don't us now to be a little to is human that in, you know, when you as the gym is did, and the great padre or it was your brains on full system for all human shield tactics. hiding behind civilians using residential buildings as firing points. kimberly moss, so we believe to jerry demonstrations that it's and this upcoming, this is by gave me there's a of the mobile up like you much do it us. oh, so we do have them sign in both slow death and you know, little wells start our spam and then not me up in way of up and down. yeah, of, of total with us was made to pretty little of so maybe but, but it's not the daughter lucille, it's me wellness um this tool clutch go skews thrift

the want to be stop giving lectures, the office to go to the table on the table and find the truck. maddie come on set of solutions rather than waste, capable of trying to blame people africa, you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. that is nothing called base. what the, what the countries are. so these where what countries they need to be compromised. why africa nations industrialized we, when bill young people, the use 300000000 people, you can tell us and you see a age 12 band on average sources when you're going to be met your own goals. and then you try to ship the items to all those. so logic in check out you to come some more details of the stories. well, following this out, i see you again in about 30 minutes by now the the fun to boost it off. the bus, the, on the aftermarket at the believe me with the, the only thing that they need to know should flush, especially when she did a thing. it's got the ocean poster and the footboard position. would you be really gross? they need you to yes. my gosh. more there's a lot of these new or to push things that the way to go wi

on friday the truck maddie come on set of solutions rather than because people are trying to blame people africa, you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. there's nothing called base. what the, what the countries are. so these where, what countries they need to get capital nice. why african nations industrialized? we are one point to feel young people, the use 300000000 people. you can tell us and you see a age 12 band on average sources when you met your own goals and they tried to ship the item to 2 of those. all right, so that's the all the best time to show it to get more updates on. i t dot com, i see you in the boss. so 2 minutes the, [000:00:00;00] the the image is like a new printer, which is sweet. i'll just put you on where it goes. all so you guys just sent it to me for you the the tool most the most fun physically spending more than that. it's still with me something in the .

to that goes us. red maddie, people just accept press, the help that they, that, that war comes to an end on this situation of war. uh, a staff is coming to an end and the people is this a place in different parts of garza written back to their homes where they live? prior to days, we're either wor on the gaza strip. from me, i read that the new site. right. how's the jewish. 1 marks the thoughts of hanukkah. right wing is really good smock, sinister, wisdom's old city quoting on me, is ready to government to take control of do with it all at some of. 2 the, now you probably know this, the most notated on one of the heaviest sites is on 2 days. and christianity is really officials have enticing restrictions on muslims and attempting to enter the compound even before the october, 7th, detoxify him a piece for pops. besides a noise radi site to paint speech and protests, just disappearing small costs and march and large number of offices with dispatch to deposit the state in preparation for those proud the much in jerusalem to know it is a blatant call who just attempt to set fire to mo

has again accuse the us of have paul chrissy in the support of israel so offensive to maddie sweetie that ought to be done by then the bite and administration practices the most obscene language of i talk. i see it talks about civilians under protection on the one hand. and then it talks about protecting nazis and a mattress and providing them with weapons and political protection. on the other hand, these positions make by them and his administration an accomplice in the crime. and we hold him politically and morally responsible for humanity and legality and not subject to statutes of limitations. israel strategic affairs minister is in washington dc. p health tools with the us national security advisor, jake sullivan. how does your castro is following the developments? run term are set to be one of benjamin netanyahu is closest confidence and the former is really ambassador to the us that behind closed doors with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. and according to the white house read out of this meeting, the 2 discussed hostages. the transition to a new phase of the war

on friday the truck maddie come on, set of solutions rather than he'll be boy scapes trying to play more that people africa. you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. that is nothing called base. what the, what the countries. ok. so these where what countries they need to get compromise. why african nations industrialized. we are 1200000000 people. the use 300000000 people, you can tell us and use d a age 12 ban on average sources when you're going to be met your own goals and then you try to ship the items to all those. so right, that's all from me. now my colleagues task at taylor will be another top of the out to to q and further round. so the updates on the middle east and the wells by from the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington as well. so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to this, l

to that goes us red maddie people just except for us, the hope that they, that that war comes to an end. and this situation of floor at asia is coming to an end and the people this a place in different parts of garza written back to their homes where they live. prior to days, we're either war on the gaza strip. me. i mean, i read that the new site right now is the 2 as well marks the start of hanukkah, right wing is really groups marched in history. slims, old city holding on me is really government to take control of the revered ox up most the. 2 the who put me the web at the most is painted on want to be who yes. sites but is on 2 days. and christianity is ready. the officials had been tightening restrictions on muslims attempting to enter the compound even before the type of stuff was attacked by a mass leesburg comp. besides a noise raleigh sighting hate speech on protests as disappearing. come on, prior to the march, a large number of the offices was dispatched to the damascus state and preparation for those proud the march in jerusalem to know it is a blatant tarnished attempt to

you ought to sit on the table on the table and find the truck, maddie come on, said solutions rather than was capable of trying to blame more that people, africa, you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. that is nothing called base. what the, what the countries are. so these where, what countries they need to dig compromise, why african nations industrialized we, when bill young people were the use 300000000 people, you can tell us and use the age 12 band on our resources when you're going to be met your own goals and then you try to shoot the leap. i am from 2 of those on the side lines of the call. somebody rushes, a state, atomic energy corporation. rough awesome is promoting. you can up how as a viable solution to achieving time and falls without seeing the lights go out. the founder of africa, so near the youtube channel, believes the how come to the striving for industrialization and development cannot be achieved without totally category. we all know that there is no net 02050 without the inclusion of new t a. and it has been many, it has been said many times and

on friday the truck maddie come on set of solutions rather than waste cable or trying to play more that people africa. you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. that's nothing compared to what the, what the countries are. so these where, what countries they need to get compromised. why africa nations industrialized, we are 1100000000 people, the use 300000000 people. your 10 channels that you use, the age 12 band on average sources when you're going to be met your own goals, and then you try to ship the items to 2 of those. but the south america now whether people have been, is, or that have approved the referendum, organized by co rucker's, to claim a dispute into the old lease territory that has become a flashlight with neighboring guy on a local authority suggest. 95 percent of the village is favored, the amex nation and the district the board has a date but more than a 100 years. nicholas and the durham says he is ready to implement the civilians will today the people spike called loud and clear. and we're going to start a new powerful stage because we carry the mandate

the at entrance of the entry of the limited quantities of assistance and age to that gaza threat. maddie, people just accept press, the hope that they, that, that war comes to an end. and this situation of war uh, is, uh eh, is coming to an end. and the peoples displays in different parts of garza written back to their homes where they live prior to days where eat a war on the gaza threats that did it does have a new site run as they are jewish world marks the start of hanukkah, ultra nationalist is ready groups marked in east jerusalem is old city pulling on the government to take control of the o x a months. the. 2 the . 7 that's what i'm asking is located in one of the well, one of the earliest sites, but as long to day isn't christianity is there any officials have been tightening restrictions on muslims attempting to enter the con pallet even before the october? the 7th attacks by home, a police broke up the thursday night, riley's fighting hate speech, and protest has disappeared and come on. proud to them on to a large number of officers were dispatched to the damascus gate in pre

senior mazda official has again accused the us of hypocrisy, and it's supported as well as offensive maddie sweetie that occupied on by then the bite and administration practices the most obscene language of i talk. i see it talks about civilians under protection on the one hand. and then it talks about protecting nazis and a mattress and providing them with weapons and political protection. on the other hand, these positions make by them and his administration an accomplice in the crime. and we hold him politically and morally responsible for humanity and legality and not subject to statutes of limitations on this role as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the will will continue and from osmond as will be hounded, no matter where they are. he was speaking during a visit to a military intelligence. eunice, there certainly look out. we have fighters on the ground sometimes also underground and we have eyes in the sky. we say to the how much terrace come we see you and we will get here. we are continuing the will deepening the fighting in the southern gaza strip and also a way of fighting

officially wasn't getting to use the us, it had poker c, and it's support of israel is offensive to maddie. see that ought to be done by then the bite and administration practices the most obscene language of i talk. i see it talks about civilians under protection on the one hand. and then it talks about protecting nazis and the mattress and providing them with weapons and political protection. on the other hand, these positions make by them and his administration and accomplished in the crime. and we hold him politically and morally responsible for humanity and legality and not subject to statutes of limitations on the us forces, say they've destroyed, destroyed on drones, fined by government based to see rebels over the red sea of the rebels. clayton, an attack on the commercial ship, m. s. c, mediterranean shipping confirmed its ship was targeted, saying it alerts at a nearby coalition task force. worship of the attack was instructed to engage in evasive maneuvers. the ship's crew were on holmes. the us launched a maritime coalition earlier this month to, to defend against, to see a tax

on friday the truck maddie come on santa solutions road in new ways. people are trying to play more that people africa. you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. that is nothing called base. what the, what the countries. oh, so these where, what countries they need to dig compromise, why african nations industrialized we, when bill young people were the use 300000000 people, you can tell us and use the age 12 band on our resources when you're going to be met your own goals and then you try to ship the item to 2 of those on the sidelines . all of the cops on that russian state, atomic energy corporation will rust out to them, is promoting new to the power as a viable solution to achieve in climate goals without seeing the lights come out of the sentiment shot by the director general of to wells new tutor association for the 1st time ever. there's been a global isaac of nature having a flat and it is evidence to be a key component in combating climate change mitigation out of vision. so that's the 1st thing. so now we need to go the next step

at entrance of the entry of the image of the quantities of assistance and h to that gaza threat. maddie people just except for the hope that they, that, that war comes to an end on this situation of war uh is uh eh, is coming to an end. and the peoples displaced in different parts of garza written back to their homes where they live. prior to days, we're either war on the gaza strip from, you know that the new site run mazda 2 or 12 months. the scarlet kind of right wing is where the groups march to east jerusalem is old city holding on his way the government to take control with it. i like some of the. 2 the. 7 most kids notated on one of the heaviest sites play is non today is my personality . is there any officials has been tightening districts and on muslims attempting to end the compound, even before the october 7th, attacked by him of police for his problem size. k. nice riley's fighting hate speech and protest as participating. twice promotes a large number of officers were dispatched to the damascus gate. in preparation for those pounds. the mulch in jerusalem to night is a blat

to that goes us. red maddie, people just accept press, the help that they, that, that war comes to an end on this situation of floor at asia and is coming to an end and the people's, this a place in different parts of garza written back to their homes where they live prior to days where eat a war on the gaza strip from the that the threat as the 2 or 12 months, the start of how to right wing is right equip smotts to new stories. sims, old city, holding on me is way to government to take control of the revered. i'll accept most the. 2 the, we might know that the most use notated on want to be heard is sites. so it is on 2 days. and christianity is ready for officials have seen it tightening restrictions on, most of them is attempting to enter the compound even before the off type of sub tax him us the police broke up this thursday night reality fighting hate speech and protest, physical disappearing. come on prior to the march, a large number of officers would dispatch the domestic escape in preparation for those crowds. the mulch in jerusalem to night is a blatant tarnished attempt to

to want to be stop giving lectures, the office to go to the table on the table on find the truck, maddie come on santa solutions, road way scapes. trying to play what that people advocate. you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. that is nothing called base. what the, what the countries are. so these where, what the big countries they need to dig, compromise, why african nations industrialized. we are 1100000000 people, the use 300000000 people. you can tell us and use the age 12 band on average sources when you're going to be met your own goals. and then you try to ship the item from 2 of those costs. the next so it was about present as latency and will be back and then some of the out the the hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered on peter lavelle. the quintessential foreign policy genius or one of the greatest mass murderers in history, kissinger might have been both and much more. this death was not untimely, but is legacy still hans, us, in many ways he initiated some of the worst aspects of american foreign policy. the to discuss these issues a

official has a gained accuse the us a football crossing and the support of israel's offensive to maddie sweetie that occupied on by then the bite and administration practices the most obscene language of i talk. i see it talks about civilians under protection on the one hand. and then it talks about protecting nazis and a mattress and providing them with weapons and political protection. on the other hand, these positions make by them and his administration an accomplice in the crime. and we hold him politically and morally responsible for humanity and legality, or not, subject to statutes of limitations. well, con is really ami and as well are intensifying attacks across the board with lebanon, and is ready air strikes, killed at least 3 people in southern lebanon. allie holman's life, his invincible in the southern 11. and this is something one would imagine for the u. s. as being, particularly wanting to buy what's going on or what, rob, we are the scene of the is ready, striking vintage bed. 3 people that killed abraham beneficial from wood and ali busy. this was the 3 story buildin

no, maddie, racism . maddie, no, it's racism. >> diverse community.ay >> i think all levels of is doing pretty terms of in doing pretty well in terms of in terms of that. but we could do better. >> but there is a there is a linking story to this, which is an ofcom study that has come out in the last 24 hours suggesting that working class audiences, perhaps these people that might feel most underrepresented are underrepresented, say that the bbc is now too politically correct and lacking in unvarnished opinion. >> they've raised the lack of people like jeremy clarkson on the screens of the bbc, ricky gervais's, also ricky gervais . gervais's, also ricky gervais. and the research found that the broadcaster is considered out of touch on the portrayal of working class characters as well . is there a class issue at the bbc? >> yes, i think there is a big a big one. i think there is this general balance towards a sort of soft liberal bias and also an urban leaning over rural. it's one of many things that isn't isn't isn't accounted for. and actually, if you

an investigation into the events leading up to the death of sheffield united's maddy cusack has found00 appearances for the blades, died in september at the age of 27. her death was not treated as suspicious by police. the investigation was carried out by an independent third party at the request of and with co—operation from cusack�*s family. today, the club said it had now closed with no evidence of wrongdoing. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. manchester city have been fined £120,000 after their players surrounded referee simon hooper in the 94th minute of their 3—3 draw with tottenham earlier this month. hooper initially gave the advantage to city, but brought play back despite erling haaland playing throuthack grealish for a possible scoring opportunity. police say they'll speak to aston villa and brentford about events surrounding the celebrations of 0llie watkins, after the villa forward's winner against his former club yesterday. watkins said a fan verbally abused him throughout the game. and sunderland have announced michael beal

i'm so excited to be here tonight i am a fan and friend of maddie's and very lucky to be an early reader of this amazing book and i can't wait to share more about it. what is your elevator pitch for this book since maybe not everyone has read it yet that was a really great element fire host how did you come up with this idea? >> first of all thank you julia for doing this. i read the acknowledgments were basically every book i ever read so i sought a lot of pressure when is reading my own acknowledgment wondering if there was anybody else in the n world but in the hopes that maybe there is one you can see this acknowledgment and i didn't even know when i wrote them that she would agree to do this, that is a true friend. i worked as our host said as at l and glamour so i came into context with incrediblen young women and women across the cultural and political spectrum. i think if you're in a position like i was to work in an environment it starts being pretty normal and a young person who is organizing thousands and thousands of people across the country around the world that is sort of

your union jackass. >> maddie, a pair >> maddie, can i have a pair of them go on if you're them at onceoffice mandarins earlier, mandarins that we saw earlier, unable basic unable to offer the most basic details about their department top start again. >> underlining for >> sean aslef underlining for telling of this telling the young of this country should reverse country that they should reverse brexit. reverse brexit. we should reverse her brexit. we should reverse her brexit decision made by us all. >> okay, amy, we don't want any more musk for saying more elon musk for saying advertisers need to eff off and he doesn't need them. >> i think he needs them. i think he might need them for x. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i'm not sure what. >> i'm not sure what. >> maybe. here we go. >> maybe. here we go. >> if someone's going to try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with advertising, blackmail money, go blackmail me with money, go yourself . yourself. >> yeah . there we go. i actually >> yeah. there we go. i actually quite enjoyed that. i'll be honest. >> it weird, wasn't it? >> it w

maddy was the first player to reach 100 appearances for sheffield united. on deontay wilder, a fight which could help him get there. wilder says aj doesn't have the heart to fight him. both are on the same bill in saudi arabia this weekend. of course i want to become champion. it's like asking a fighter, "do you want to become champion?" "oh, i'm not focusing on that right now." yes, we are all focused on what's next. and i'm focused on my opponent i'm focused on the bigger picture, and i'm using it as a source of motivation every day i'm in the gym. i would love to fight for the ibf, i would love to fight deontay wilder. and more, you know. so, yeah, i'm using it as a source of motivation. he says he wants to get back on top of the world and the next fight is this weekend. could we be looking at this year's world darts champion? gerwyn price — aka the iceman — says he is playing some of his best darts since he won the championship back in 2021. he's through to the third round at alexandra palace. he was ruthless against debutant connor scutt. he's waiting

my name is maddie here as a tenure resident of san francisco and works in d6 with unhoused community. today i ask every supervisor on the beard to bring the resolution to vote next tuesday. we will not wait and vote for cease fire resolution. everyone giving comments are closely watching if their supervisor votes yes. we will all vote act accordingly in november. none of us are free until all free. now is the time to--one person killed by any act of white colonial violence give reason to raise hell. 8 thousand palestinian children. it isn't a radical act to call for cease fire. it is the bear minimum and required act of love and solidarity against oppression. i urge to see the struggle for racial economic housing and climate justice in san francisco are not in isolation mpts our wish for queer communities black and brown communities, poor communities are linked with a free palestine movement. our struggle is their struggle, we cannot pick and choose which deserve the right to live-- >> thank you >> supervisors. i stat where you sat 8 years and xoe the pressure you are under right now.

all live shot with maddy condon from tahoe. says they're actually trying to manufacture snow right now for those seniors coming up that aisle. >> well, new year's eve celebrations could be in jeopardy based on a new report. they say climate change could make champaign extinct. the 3 main grapes used to make the bubbly are now in danger of dying out. according to silicon valley startup climate ai, the group claims the changing weather patterns are hitting the world's biggest one. reach is pretty hard. includes of in years of champagne, france. and we'll just tell me that the only college champagne, if it came champaign, friends and anything else is called sparkling wine. it cannot call it officially champagne. now i know some can kill, but now it is way too hot for, though, the different grapes that they used to make this so they might us to the need to look for different occasions to grow these grapes to keep the champagne industry alive. we all know on new year's eve, lot of us taking our flask and toast to the new year. i'd n

laughter] will: all right, let's check in with chief meteorologist rick reichmuth, he's live today at maddie'sith a cop event. hey, rick. rick: guys, this has been an amazing event. all these kids getting gifts, shopping with police officers, state troopers, port authority -- >> army. [laughter] rick: these two folks you might recognize 'em. hey, just real quick, how can people support your cause? >> you can go. [laughter] >> okay. you can check out our new web site at www.ptacop.org. and there's links on there to donate. rick: awesome. thank you for doing this. these are your parents. are you proud of them? >> yes, of course. rick: okay, there you go. all right, kids, have a good time. enjoy your shopping. these cops are your friends. [cheers and applause] back to you. >> merry christmas. pete: merry christmas. rachel: all right. well, radio city rockettes have been kicking their way into america's hearts, mine included, for nearly a century. pete: president get your feet right, will. will: they are right are. just like hers. pete: here to teach us their iconic moves is the radio city rockett

we had the mother of maddy cusack. — top of that.s why the _ alongside that. that is right and l that is why the recommendations karen makes are so important because those things need to be tackled. i was at st george's park training ground for the england team last week with the lionesses and a group of schoolchildren who played football. a group of young girls. three of that team wanted to be professional footballers. we need to make sure we support those people to fulfil their ambitions and also make sure theirjourney into it is easier and sustainable. t sure theirjourney into it is easier and sustainable.— sure theirjourney into it is easier and sustainable. i want to move onto another subject. _ and sustainable. i want to move onto another subject. a _ and sustainable. i want to move onto another subject. a couple _ and sustainable. i want to move onto another subject. a couple of - and sustainable. i want to move onto another subject. a couple of things i another subject. a couple of things in the news today and one is rwanda w

to tell us more about what this means for people who are planning on going up to the sierra soon as maddywith palisades tahoe. mattie, thank you so much for joining us. house going up there. >> it's great. thanks, jaime, dan and yeah. we had 15 inches of snow overnight which makes it 28 inches total for season so far. morris hopefully on the way today and we're just excited and things are ramping up over here. wow. now are you also making snow on top of that? so, yes, we have been making a lot of right now. i think our snowmaking has likes piece for a little bit like the you know, mother nature do its thing. and i'm sure we're looking >> you know, just trying to get more train open soon as possible. and that's the thing. i mean, everything looks so >> but, you know, we're talking about maybe even though it's el nino like a later start. and so i wonder, will you like at what point do? go ahead. let's fired up again start making more like if you don't get too much out of the next storm. >> i don't think it will be that long in snowmaking and i'm i haven't spoke with the snow makers today, y

the doctors without borders, it says it is witnessing the collapse of health care services in gaza. maddie or f . o is the emergency, is the agencies emergency coordinates as she spoke to us from the oh ok, so hospital in central golf when i sit in the hospital with you more patients or i didn't get enough to go been injured when health care work isn't just the one that they're calling because they remember they wanted does less than on the way, then have them because there'd be harder to evacuate the services. they feel great and, and people 2 years old baby as you said before, the nurses are finding one insight infected will. when doctors come in the morning up knowing they will find this, i need to know how busy you when come inside, they call it, you seem to care for children during this. i know you have this, i'm in the field and their houses being gone. when you buy, here's the telling us that they would rather die than living in the house. when health care workers have become worried because the children that they are the providers of a farming. so as long as hospital due to being t

. >> i'm brook brook and this is maddie. >> we are the bruno family from new jersey. >> i'm rachel. >> we're from california. we are super excited because this is our first time getting to see the "today" show. >> we're the family from boston, massachusetts. it is our daughter's birthday. happy holidays. ♪♪ >>> good morning. welcome back to "today" on saturday morning. peter is off this morning. so much to celebrate, including easing us into the end of the year and new year. >> we have a great crowd. we are excited to get out to ay hi to them. >>> millions of people are trying to make it to their destination in time for the new year. let's begin with blayne alexander at hartsfield international. >> reporter: laura, you see behind me how busy it is. we have seen already this morning with people waiting for 20 minutes and longer in a lot of areas here in atlanta. this is what we are seeing around the country. this is the busiest travel period of the season. tsa expected some 115 million travelers this season alone. that is the highest number since the pandemic. when we

jack, jim -- i think these are worthy testimonies and i want to read one that was interesting from maddiekins. she's in a family where mom, dad and a brother, mother doesn't have diabetes, all the others have type one diabetes. my dad was diagnosed with diabetes before i was even born and my brother diagnosed in 2020, so it's always crazy at my house. there's always some alarm going off, always someone who needs to treat their blood sugar. my mom's goal in life is for all of us to have the same blood sugar at the same time. [laughter] but that hasn't happened yet. a still at the end of the day, sharing diabetes creates a commodity and then there's a picture of the daddy and the two kids who share this, artery because they have diabetes and i would like to put that into the record. >> and focusing on young people during the height of the pandemic congress provided schools a lot of flexibility around meals. one in five kids live without constant access to adequate food and this temporary expansion during covid allowed students especially those in high need areas much more access to meals th