my name is kyla mathews and i'm the fourth great granddaughter of louisa mahoney. i'm also a rising to l at georgetown law right now and. and from what i've experienced, i would say that the university is more responsive or they tend to be more reactive than proactive tive and their accountability and are especially motivated by press and media. so i'm wondering from the point of view of a journalist, what you think the most effective way to kind of keep a tent like preserve this narrative and keep attention on this story would be just with a, you know, our collective attention spans the way it is. yeah so it's a good question and. just in case some of you don't know. so in 2016, one of the things that georgetown did was offer or what is, in effect, legacy status or preface preference in admissions to descendants who were interested in going to georgetown and changed the names of the building is, as you know, created an institute which is now coming online and then. created a fund. students actually protested and said, hey, you know, georgetown, you need to do more

mahoney. these are some of the finest leaders our nation has to offer. i'm particularly proud to support the nomination of admiral lisa m. franchetti to be the next chief of navy operations. she has served in leadership roles in every level throughout the navy both ashore and at sea and with postings around the globe. she has served commander of the u.s. naval forces korea, commander of para strike group nine and 15, commander of u.s. sixth fleet, commander of u.s. naval forces europe and africa, and director for strategy plans and policies on many other operational roles. she has worked her way up the ranks in the united states navy. she's commanded at sea. she has accepted and excelled at every challenge presented to her. she is superbly prepared to be the chief of naval operations. as the current vice chief and now as the acting chief of naval operations, she brings an important perspective on the key challenges for the navy. her understanding of the joint force and the ever expanding world within it is critical. i want to give you the historic nature

mahoney for appointment of assistant commandant of the marine corps and to be general. mr. reed: madam president. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. reed: i know of no debate on the nominees. -- nomination. the presiding officer: is there further debate? hearing none, the question is on the nomination. all those in favor say aye. opposed -- is there a sufficient second? there is a sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. m

normally, major john mahoney would have stepped in to temporarily serve as commandant. unfortunately, because of blanket holds of just one senator, senator tuberville, that cannot happen. the situation at the marine corps is precisely the kind of avoidable emergency that senator tuberville has provoked through his reckless holds. lieutenant general mahoney is more than -- one of more than 300 nominees senator tuberville is blocking. while the senate will vote on lieutenant general mahoney's nomination, these holds cannot and must not continue. yesterday, my colleague, senator reed, chairman of the armed services committee, introduced a resolution that will allow the senate to quickly confirm the nominations that are currently being blocked by the senator from alabama. the resolution will be referred to the rules committee, and when the time comes i will bring it to the floor of the senate for consideration. we must, we absolutely must, ensure that our military is fully staffed and fully equipped to defend the american people, and it begins by confirming these vital nomi

mahoney: thank you for being here for our discussion.e are lucky to have two extremely distinguished scholars here who have distinct yet overlapping views. i will introduce them briefly. their full bios are available in your material and each will provide an opening statement of approximately 12 minutes after which i will ask questions to get our discussion going. then we will turn this over to all of you and entertain audience questions. we have only one hour for an event i am confident can last until this night. [laughter] keep questions. . short thank you in advance. william is a professor of law and faculty director of the constitutional law institute at the university of chicago law school. we also have with us michael mcconnell, the richard and francis mallory professor and director of the constitutional law center at stanford, as well as senior fellow at the hoover institution. from 2002 to 2009 he served on the circuit. >> will was actually my clerk. everything he learned he learned from me. [laughter] >> no doubt. >> can we have

harry mahoney, one of her descendants, save the church's wealth during the war of 1812 and garnered a from the jesuits that neither he nor his children would ever be sold. and that promise was broken in 1838 during that mass sale that we got email about when we were about this story. so, you know, my really was to explain seeing how slavery fueled the growth of so many of our contemporary institutions particularly george out in the catholic church but also make visible people who have been invisible, even though were central to the story of the emergence of catholicism. so i'm thrilled to be here and to about that. as a historian, i can definitely i can definitely confirm how difficult it is. pull one story together across that length of time and out of reticent records. it was amazing job. so i want talk to kidada next because. you once wrote kidada in writing histories of violence against black people, which is the really heavy subject that she has made her own you once that in writing those histories of violence black people you wanted to really what it was like to not just live th

joining me is mahoney asset management ceo, ken mahoney. thank you for being here.ke of this november rally and how are you positioned going into year-end? >> i see a mad dash going to the end of the year and we started this year in january, everybody, everybody had this crash landing, hard landing, losing the fin, losing the cockpit and next thing looks like we have a goldilocks, not too hot, you see that report that came out with the cpi, ppi and not too cold for goldilocks either, with decent earnings. where we find ourselves is performance anxiety. we have the s&p 500 up 16%, most are up 7 or 8%. they have to close the gap. i suppose we'll see mark-ups or dress-ups by the end of the quarter, by the end of the year, managers want to show they own microsoft, apple, winning stocks. some of these people are very bearish, they'll have to hold their nose and buy stocks. i think they'll end up higher from here. it could be a mad-as people made shorten their positions. maria: are you still expecting a recession? >> i'm not there yet. we may have a soft landing. if you d

mahoney: thank you for being here for our discussion.e are lucky to have two extremely distinguished scholars here who have distinct yet in some respects overlapping views. i will introduce them briefly. their full bios are available in your materials, then each will provide an opening statement of approximately 12 minutes after which i will ask questions to get our discussion going. then we will turn this over to all of you and entertain audience questions. we have only one hour for an event i am confident could last until midnight. [laughter] keep questions short, thank you in advance. william is a professor of law and faculty director of the constitutional law institute at the university of chicago law school. we also have with us michael w. mcconnell, the richard and francis mallory professor and director of the constitutional law center at stanford, as well as senior fellow at the hoover institution. from 2002 to 2009 he served as a circuit judge for the 10th circuit. >> will was one of my best law my clerks. everything he knows he

whoa. 30 year-old michael mahoney of fairfield was sentenced to 3 years in prison. back in may and illegal gun possession charges. i do ndt support ever any criminal organization. i will not support it. now thursday, a police spokesperson stood by marshall's council saying they're quote, a testament to his commitment to upholding the law. got your back. and i'm right with you. >> i always look to you for what was supposed to be doing when it comes to so i stand with you. chief fairfield mayor catherine moy backing the badge to leader telling fox 40 in a statement on thursday, quote. >> i fully stand with chief marshall's decision. it's a matter of public safety indiscretion. the toy drives can and will continue just not with an escort received so many phone call saying same pair. are you still going to be able to help our children? all who frustrated that children are seemingly lost in this battle between the blue in the bikers. but this bearded biker swears to fox 40. he'll take on the rule of santa himself. if that's what it takes to deliver all these and this 100

seem also very emotional and you have some factors it, can you tell us more about your treatment mahoney on the you mean when i arrived know, tell us more about your house on the situation that i see as well as being treated as any other person they're not taking into consideration my health condition. uh huh. uh huh. so the last thing that i've been told is that i need it as free period, but the surgery is very expensive and you are about to meet. so we will not meet the surgery, although they know that my situation was critical. so now i will see how i can undertake or the needed surgery last questions. how to few now after a tours of this for someone is, well, 1st of all, i would like to spend as much time as possible with my family. and then i would like to enroll in university, maybe abroad. and i have many plans for the future. well, what do you want to do? i want to go to low school. thank you. so you have a last message given the situation in casa, and how about this to you? is it happened how you would not? well, this is what i said to 1st, it's very risky. of course, i'm very h

mike level, which is their houses 0 is honey mahoney, joins us from han eunice inside the gaza strip. honey, the un estimates that 70000 gallons have fled the north of the strip since monday. you told us earlier, and i wanted to pick up on this that when they arrive in central or southern guns or where you are. and there's no one to help them the well gardener. this is exactly the reality of the situations, the 1000 palestinians as their sled dogs on the northern part of gaza strip between 10 am this morning and the 3 p. m. that's the time of freedom that was given by these really military. i have for them to evacuate at, but as we were at the interest of a breeze can we see in mass is just pouring into the central area of the guys for being the region near to the city of beer. and by that foot, half of these people just waited on the side road, literally on the sides of both of the both sides of the road, waiting for someone just to pick them up. or they simply have nowhere to go. no, the, nobody is there to pick them up, take them to our music. some of them waited for an underwear o

takes us to posit limited in the hall to the capitals and salvador to see some of the effects the bi mahoney, you know, we're going to kind of black market. the goods, the sale here are often obtained at least at least not a heavy leasing that way. but that's a form of trade that many people here depend on to get their living. and yes, if i more to him that guess we'll see. so that's a black market right in a city center. until recently, it was a very dangerous place to visit. el salvador is one of the highest rates of gang violence in the well, since declaring a state of emergency, the government has imprisoned over 66000 alleged gang members without valid trials . but sometimes there was always conflict here on the games used to clash with each other, but that's pretty much over now. when we all know, so in a way the government is doing a good job because they're trying to do something good for the people of a window, but a but equivalent. but lots of people are having a hard time because they're innocent. relatives are in prison when that other symptom michael gets into one of those will

smith: the assistant commandant nominee, chris mahoney, is not confirmed. there is no assistant commandant, as is true the other services. there is either an assistant with an acting service chief or service chief acting as vice chief. i do not have a vice service chief. carla: have things changed significantly since you stepped into your post? gen. smith: the workload remains the same. there are the two full-time jobs filled by one person. that has not changed. i moved houses but i am still doing both of those jobs. and using my staff to fill in where the assistant commandant would be full-time. i cannot be in two places at once. carla: still needs more confirmations. gen. smith: i am mindful -- i am grateful i was confirmed but mindful that i have 360 and growing officers who are not confirmed that need to be in their positions in the middle east, the pacific. they need to be there to have the hand selected person for hand selected jobs marry as soon as we can make that happen. i defer to the senate and defend the constitution but it does affect our readi

. >> reporter: heidi mahoney is a republican ready for change. she is sold on haley, she is tough. i think we need that i think we need her strength ro. >> reporter: she says haley has the best chance to win back the white house. haley is campaigning with an air of confidence, eager to weigh in last night on the daily show about whether desantis wears lifts in his cowboy boots. >> i've always said don't wear them if you can't run in them. we'll see if he can run in them. >> reporter: yet she strikes a serious tone on foreign policy challenges like israel and ukraine. >> when you look, it's an unholy alliance. it's iran, russia, and china. and let me tell you, i've never been as worried as i am today that america is acting like it's september 10th all over again. and we better remember what september 12th felt like, because we're there. >> reporter: she semi-bracing the momentum, but told us her defining moment is yet to come. >> my moment will be on election day. >> reporter: and erin, governor haley is just shaking hands here, finishing an hour-long town hall in new hampshire. the

professor julia mahoney is the battle professor of law and joseph c carter research professor of law at the university of virginia school of law. we are delighted to have her guide this conversation. with that, please join me in welcoming her. [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you for being here for our discussion on insurrection and the 14th a minute. we are lucky to have two distinguished scholars who have distinct and overlapping views. i will introduce them briefly, their full bios are available in your materials and each will provide an opening statement of approximately 12 minutes. afterwards, i will ask a couple of questions to get our discussion going. then, we will turn this over to all of you and entertain audience questions. we have only one hour for an event that i am confident could last into the night. so, keep questions short. thank you all in advance. first, we have william bowes. he is a professor of law and faculty director of the constitutional law institute at the university of chicago law school. we also have with us michael w. mcconnell, the richard and franci

lastly lieutenant general christopher mahoney will serve as commandant for the marine corp.fronted tuberville signaling their patience with his blockade is running out. joining us now former supreme commander of nato, retired four star navy admiral james -- chief international analyst for nbc news. admiral, you have made no secret of your frustration with senator tuberville's military hold. there's been not a lot of movement but some -- some promotions have gone through. what's your reaction? >> well, it's wonderful. i mean, we're feeling that dam finally start to break. and by the way, let me harp on the brand new chief of naval operations for a moment. yeah, she happens to be a woman. she commanded a guided missile destroyer, a squadron of destroyers in combat, a carrier strike group. she has all the bona fides, all the qualifications. she's extremely capable and ready for this job. why she had to be dangling in limbo for months is absolutely beyond me. and the other two officers are of the same quality point. jonathan, here's what we need to know. there's 350 to 400 or so

whoa. 30 year-old michael mahoney of fairfield was sentenced to 3 years in prison. and illegal gun possession charges. i do not support ever any criminal organization. i will not support it. now thursday, a police spokesperson stood by marshall's council saying they're quote, a testament to his commitment to upholding the law firm. got your back and i'm right with you. >> i always look to you for what was supposed to be doing when it comes to so i stand with you. fairfield mayor catherine moy backing the badge to leader telling fox 40 in a statement on thursday, quote. >> i fully stand with chief marshall's decision. it's a matter of public safety and discretion. the toy drives can and will continue just not with an escort received so many phone call saying same pair. are you still going to be able to help our children? all who frustrated that children are seemingly lost in this battle between the blue in the bikers. but this bearded biker swears to fox 40. he'll take on the rule of santa himself. if that's what it takes to deliver all these toys. >> and this 100% s

attack at their clubhouse allay. 30 year-old michael mahoney of fairfield was sentenced to 3 years in prison back in may and illegal gun possession charges. i do not support ever any criminal organization. i will not support it. now thursday, a police spokesperson stood by marshall's council saying they're quote, a testament to his commitment to upholding the law firm. got your back and i'm right with you. >> i always look to you for what was supposed to be doing when it comes to so i stand with you. chief fairfield mayor catherine moy backing the badge to leader telling fox 40 in a statement on thursday, quote. >> i fully stand with chief marshall's decision. it's a matter of public safety indiscretion. the toy drives can and will continue just not with an escort received so many phone call saying same pair. are still going to be able to help our children? all who frustrated that children are seemingly lost in this battle between the blue in the bikers. but this bearded biker swears to fox 40. he'll take on the rule of santa himself. if that's what it takes to deliver all these toys.

whoa. 30 year-old michael mahoney of fairfield was sentenced to 3 years in prison. back in may and illegal gun possession charges. i do not support ever any criminal organization. i will not support it. now thursday, a police spokesperson stood by marshall's council saying they're quote, a testament to his commitment to upholding the law. got your back. and i'm right with you. >> i always look to you for what was supposed to be doing when it comes to so i stand with you. fairfield mayor catherine moy backing the badge to leader telling fox 40 in a statement on thursday, quote. >> i fully stand with chief marshall's decision. it's a matter of public safety indiscretion. the toy drives can and will continue just not with an escort received so many phone call saying same pair. are still going to be able to help our children? all who frustrated that children are seemingly lost in this battle between the blue in the bikers. but this bearded biker swears to fox 40. he'll take on the rule of santa himself. if that's what it takes to deliver all these toys. >> and this even

attack at their clubhouse allay. 30 year-old michael mahoney of fairfield was sentenced to 3 years inack in may and illegal gun possession charges. i do not support ever any criminal organization. i will not support it. now thursday, a police spokesperson stood by marshall's council saying they're quote, a testament to his commitment to upholding the law firm. got your back and i'm right with you. >> i always look to you for what was supposed to be doing when it comes to so i stand with you. chief fairfield mayor catherine moy backing the badge to leader telling fox 40 in a statement on thursday, quote. >> i fully stand with chief marshall's decision. it's a matter of public safety and discretion. the toy drives can and will continue just not with an escort received so many phone call saying same pair. are you still going to be able to help our children? all who frustrated that children are seemingly lost in this battle between the blue in the bikers. but this bearded biker swears to fox 40. he'll take on the rule of santa himself. if that's what it takes to deliver all these toys. >>

lieutenant general christopher mahoney, to serve as assistant commandant for the us marine corps, ande. >> the yays are 95, the nays are one, and the nomination is confirmed. >> all three were nominated for promotions months ago, but they were delayed by a hold from republican senator tommy tuberville. he is trying to gain leverage in a fight over government funding to cover travel costs for abortions for service members and their dependents. >> if you've traveled recently and it seems like you're playing arrived a bit early, that is totally possible because according to data from flight tracking site flight radar, 24 some flights are flying up to 200 miles an hour faster because of the jet stream. >> and they are even getting in an hour early. the jet stream is not visible to pilots, but meteorologists are able to identify where it is. aviation experts say planes flying in the jet stream may experience minor turbulence. >> still to come, a rare housing wait list in san francisco. and it's the first time it's opened in decades. and thousands are already applying. >> let's take a live

the others include lieutenant general christopher mahoney and general david alvin. >>> up next, u.n.re warning gaza is at a, quote, grave risk of genocide. many victims just children. we're going to talk to the head of a children's aid group about what his team is seeing on the ground and the overwhelming need to help those who survive. we'll be right back. p those who. we'll be right back. e same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... ...there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. when you have ch

lieutenant general christopher mahoney as assistant commander of the marine corps and senate.firmed admiral lisa franchetti as the first woman to lead the us navy. >> on this vote, the yays are 95, the nays are one. and the nomination is confirmed. >> all three were nominated for promotions months ago, but they were delayed by a hold from republican senator tommy tuberville. he's trying to gain leverage in a fight over government funding to cover travel costs for operation texans excuse me, costs for abortions for service members and their dependents. >> 556 this morning. let's take a look at the dog walking forecast or maybe you're going out for a run this morning. you could see clear skies. temperatures hit their minimum right around 8 a.m. and then we're off to the races. we see lots of sunshine today. temperatures this morning on the mild side. we're basically all starting out in the 50s. so not as chilly as it has been the past couple of mornings. it's a warm afternoon. lots of sunshine, 70s and 80s away from the coast. kumasi. thank you, drew. >> new at six, two major te

that tiny mahoney talking to have some fun use while almost half of the palestinians killed in gaza like children. let me warn you that some of you might find the images in hospital homeowner's report disturbing. this is the theme in jamalia. moments of these very one plane hit the refuge account. families carrying the injured best to desperate keep working to retrieve the into it from the wreckage model number of children killed and these rails bombardment is increasing the lies. got sure bodies, rails constant attack. no, i'm good. i'm doing now. does it was more what killed, what his right forces truck, the monkey refuge account rescuers from texas, trying to find anyone the has the come mainly house women and children hospitals or but is struggling with a constant stream of casualties. and now dealing with even more patient, that's one point you would find, or these people would, you know, know, been through, it's a. so it's like can a, you know, of these patients, the internet that i see you as the patients on it get it taken care of this is as we don't know, we had the moment when

been said repeatedly when he visited troops and gaza over the weekend, and again on wednesday by new mahoney, move on in the show in the last few days. i hear a question after this phase of returning our objectives as well is for you, i will return to fighting as so my answer is an unequivocal yes. there is no way we are not going to go back to fighting until the end of this. this is my policy, so i'm giving the entire cabinet stands behind it. the entire government stands behind a lot going on with the soldiers stand behind it and the people stand behind it. everyone is making what they can if the low causes days civilians search for who and want to survived. how mass and these ready minute treat. preparing for the fighting to come. israel's defense minister, your gland to set that once the count to the exchange is done. the war will resume is he put it with intensity and that's at least 2 months. small fighting is expected. the address creek is the defense analyst at the school, the security studies, king's college, london. he explained to me what shape the next phase of his will might tak

. >> 14 year old francesca mahoney was one of the victims. her mother devastated. they're speaking out to gma. >> we should be teaching our boys that there will be consequences. >> the school's principal in a letter to parents saying at this time, we believe that any created images have been deleted and are not being circulated. this is a very serious incident. we are continuing to investigate it. and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on how this unfolded with your gma. first, look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> 556 this morning and live doppler seven showing you we are tracking showers in the north bay across the city parts of the east bay this morning. currently dry in the south bay, but that will change throughout the next couple of hours as this front moves south. on the exclusive abc7 storm storming back scaled as a level one light storm this morning with those scattered light showers. the biggest impact, slick roads for the morning commute, the evening rush. you're totally fine. we have brighter skies and drier pavement as this system moves o

lieutenant general christopher mahoney was confirmed along with two members of the joint chiefs of staff was a step chuck schumer was forced to take after the general's health scare and knowing that crucial military roles cannot remain open. as our ally in the middle east is currently at war. so despite the rebuking we saw of tuberville last night by some republicans, can't forget it has been those numbers in that party has enabled tuberville to keep up the significant risk to our national security for months now. >> again, i just thought of this. chinese admirals and their military, they're probably watching this debate going i can't believe my luck. can't believe our luck. maybe we should attack taiwan tomorrow. we are going to look back at this episode and just be stunned. at what a national security suicide mission this became. >> his words and not just the chinese, but the russians and bad actors in the middle east for sure watching. we start with iraq war veteran and chief executive officer, alison is here plus, lieutenant colonel and cofounder of operation saving democracy, amy mc

lieutenant general christopher mahoney was nominated by the white house in july but had yet to be confirmedy the senate, along with hundreds of other senior officer promotions who remain frozen by tuberville in a political battle over the pentagon's abortion policy. senator tuberville was asked thursday by reporters on capitol hill if the anger that had built up on both sides over his blockade on military confirmation has changed his mind on continuing that policy. here are his comments. [video clip] >> has any of this caused you to change -- >>. >> no. >> you are not going to drop no matter what? >> first of all, we do not know what the policy is. they will not give it to us. we got no definition what they changed. they are shooting from the hill. we need to sit down, talk about the policy, see if there is anything we can agree on and get on with life. >> you heard each of these senators say these military personnel have nothing to do with the politics. >> it is the only way i can get their attention. i told y'all, i hate i have to do this. but, somebody has got to listen to us, ok? i work

lieutenant general christopher mahoney was nominated by the white house in july but had yet to be confirmedy the senate, along with hundreds of other senior officer promotions who remain frozen by tuberville in a political battle over the pentagon's abortion policy. senator tuberville was asked thursday by reporters on capitol hill if the anger that had built up on both sides over his blockade on military confirmation has changed his mind on continuing that policy. here are his comments. [video clip] >> has any of this caused you to change -- >>. >> no. >> you are not going to drop no matter what? >> first of all, we do not know what the policy is. they will not give it to us. we got no definition what they changed. they are shooting from the hill. we need to sit down, talk about the policy, see if there is anything we can agree on and get on with life. >> you heard each of these senators say these military personnel have nothing to do with the politics. >> it is the only way i can get their attention. i told y'all, i hate i have to do this. but, somebody has got to listen to us, ok? i work

least 16 signatures so the senate will consider the nomination of lieutenant general christopher mahoney senate majority leader chuck schumer vowed to not only bring up his nomination but also two other high level military officers this week since his confirmation in september, smith said in recent weeks the hours w working were not a sustainable thing. here is what he said last friday about his workload. >> the workload remains the same. still two full time jobs filled by one person. so that hasn't changed. i mean, i moved houses, but i am still doing both of those jobs and using my staff as best i can to fill in where the assistant commandant would be. i can't in two places at one. >> jack reed said smith's medical emergency underscored the fallacy and danger of tubberville's hold out adding that smith doing two jobs at once may have contributed to his condition. >> so he holds the situation where they don't have a commandant in 150 years. he's doing two jobs and he gets sick. again, this is happening across the entire military. and tubberville's stupid explanation, well, we have too m