major was somehow reckless.race's strength and unrelenting perseverance allowed the jury system to work the way it should. today shows that nobody, no matter how powerful they seem is above the law. majors is due back in court for sentencing and faces up to a year in prison. >> i honestly think it's so early to talk about what's to come for jonathan majors. this is a guy who was on the precipice of major fame and major success and can he get all that back? we'll have to see. >> brittany: our thanks to aaron. when we come back, the mommy vlogger with millions of followers enters a plea deal with prosecutors revealing details of the abuse she inflicted on her own children. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi, i'm on my way with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have

major? >> major: jeff nguyen, thank you so much.w where this storm is moving next and get a peek at the holiday forecast. here is mike bettes with our partners at the weather channel. mike, good evening. >> major, good evening. the major storm we have been dealing with in the west is on the move now. it is causing more issues into arizona, new mexico, some rain tere, some travel delays anticipated, but on the move, bringing large amounts of intermountain snow, and snow through the breadbasket of america, as well. but a large chunk of us end up getting rain out of the system, through the christmas holiday and beyond as temperatures really warm for us here. however, there could be a pocket a very intense snow late christmas eve, into christmas day, so a white christmas anticipated along i29 omaha into sioux falls, on your way up toward fargo, but by and large, many of us will be dealing with record-setting warm temperatures through the holiday and beyond. you take a look at this map and you can see all of these red dots, major, those

major. >> major: imtiaz tyab, thank you.home, a blast of heavy snow, high winds, and blizzard conditions stranded travelers from kansas to north dakota, and into minnesota. snow and ice created havoc for cars and trucks on i-80 in nebraska, shutting down part of the interstate to eastbound traffic. the dangerous weather, well, it isn't over yet. let's go to metereologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening. >> good evening. a white christmas across the plains with snow around a sprawling storm parked in the middle of the country. heavy snow at times and wind could be gusting 50 miles an hour, some of the heaviest of snow likely to fall between i-80 and i-90. we've had numerous accidents on those interstates today. the snow finally winding down by the morning on wednesday, so it sticks around for several more days. the heaviest pocket of snow could bring another foot to a foot and a half in particular south dakota. on the front side of that area the days following will be very , mild as well. yo

major? >> major: david martin, thank you.er president trump is facing more legal challenges just weeks before the republican nominating season begins. efforts to remove his name from the ballot, citing the insurrection clause in the constitution, are pending in multiple states. cbs's scott macfarlane here is to break it all down for us. scott? >> scott: major, this is a donald trump. in just the past two days, california's secretary of state said trump's name should stay on that state's primary ballot. but maine's secretary of state said the direct opposite. in a 34-page ruling, shenna bellows, a democrat, wrote, "trump was aware of the tinder laid by his multi-month effort to delegitimize a democratic election and then chose to light a match." trump's team blasted bellows and called the legal challenges "election interference." there are at least 11 states where trump's critics have pending challenges, arguing his role in the january 6th insurrection should prohibit him from holding office again, but decisions in other state

major. >> major: astrid martinez, thank you so much.y season perhaps you gave or received some high-quality cotton sheets or clothing. you might be surprised to learn that not all cotton products are what they claim to be. tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben tracy shows us how the industry can now trace a single cotton fiber around the world. >> reporter: in california's central valley, it's harvest time for a prized crop. what kind of cotton is this? >> this is pima cotton. >> reporter: so this is the good stuff? >> it is. >> reporter: derek azevado's chief operating officer at bowles farming. once the cotton leaves the field, it's bailed and sat down to be ginned. and heads overseas to countries like india or china to be made into shirts, towels, or bedsheets. >> in between the farm and the consumer there is a messy middle. >> sometimes the middle can be more then messy. >> there is a lot of bad players. many of the garments in stores are a blend and some are labeled as 100% pima are not pima at all. >> reporter: there is concern co

i came back. >> reporter: shortly after that, majors was arrested.ising hollywood star with recent roles in the marvel franchise and creed 3 pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. in court prosecutors ordered majors was abusive throughout the relationship and shared audio jabbari recorded in september of last year. >> how dare you come home drunk and disturb the peace of our house. my temper. my [bleep]. all that said, i'm not saying. i'm a great man, a great man. >> reporter: the jury will continue deliberations tomorrow. majors did not take a stand but in a moment that stunned the courtroom, his defense attorney began to cry she was giving her closing arguments, saying to the jurors "end this nightmare for jonathan majors." >> norah: interesting. jericka duncan, thank you. now to the weather with major storms forecast for the entire east coast this weekend across 15 states including right here in washington. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, go

another video shows jabari running after majors following the alleged assault through the next day majors911 saint he found jabbari unconscious in their shared manhattan apar apartment. >> she has a sweat shirt on. she's my ex-partner. we broke up. i came back to >> reporter: shortly after that, majors was arrested. majors, a rising hollywood store with recent roles in the marvel franchise pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. court prosecutors ordered majors was abusive throughout the relationship and shared audio jabbari recorded in september of last year. >> come home drunk and disturbed the peace of our house. my temper. my [bleep]. all that said, i'm not saying. i. >> reporter: the jury will continue to liberation's tomorrow. majors do not take a stand from the moment that stunned the courtroom, his defense attorney began to cry she was giving her closing argument saying to the jurors end this nightmare for jonathan majors. >> norah: interesting. jericka duncan, thank you. now to the weather with major storms forecast the entire east coast this weekend aga

there's breaking news tonight about actor jonathan majors.studios dropped the once rising star after a jury in new york found him guilty of assaulting and harassing his ex-girlfriend. marvel was building a movie franchise around majors before his arrest in march. it cbs's jericka duncan was in court today for the verdict. >> reporter: tonight jonathan majors walked out of court with heavy security after being found guilty of assault and harassment. he was acquitted of two other charges that required prosecutors to show majors intentionally committed those acts. do you think your son got a fair trial? the 34-year-old star has -- since he was arrested in march after a fight with his ex-girlfriend, grace jabbari. he played roles in marvel films, creed 3. it was his performance in a tv series that made hollywood take notice. during deal variations, the jury asked to rewatch surveillance video from the incident in slow motion where it appears majors shoves jabbari into a black escalade. another video videos shows jabbari running after majors follo

majors faces up to a year behind bars.s scheduled to be sentenced on february 6th. >> norah: jericka duncan, thank you. there is news tonight about the driver who crashed into president biden's motorcade. the delaware man is now charged with driving under the influence. video shows the president appearing stunned by the crash. he was less than 200 feet away. no one was hurt. today president biden and family members went to church, marking 51 years since the president's first wife and 13-month-old daughter were killed in a crash with a tractor-trailer just a month after he was first elected to the u.s. senate. top members of president biden's national security team are overseas tonight. the cia director is in poland meeting with israel and qatar in hopes of restarting the negotiations for releasing hostages held in gaza. and there is news tonight out of the pentagon tonight, and a new u.s.-led international operation that will aim to protect commercial ships in the red sea. cbs's ramy inocencio has the latest developments t

deputy whip, majority whip, majority leader, minority leader and ultimately speaker. kevin has led the charge for our conference and conservative priorities. during some difficult times, kevin was always the calm and the storm. level-headed and positive. republicans would not be in the majority here today without kevin's tireless work and leadership. to say he will be missed is an understatement. our loss is his wife's judy gain and his son and daughter the very best as we head into the holidays and the next chapter of his life. as i mentioned earlier, kevin is from bakersfield and second most famous person. country music legend merle haggard has him beat. kevin introduced and passed a bill the renaming of the post office in honor of him. his journey in the house is coming to an end it seems fitting that merle had a song titled "if we make it through december." got plans to be in a warmer town coming summertime, maybe even california. if we make it through december, we will be fine. warmer days are awaiting. we are grateful for your service, friendship and leadership.

now, majors did not take the stand. but in a moment that stunned the courtroom, norah, his defense attorney began to cry as she was giving her closing argument, saying to the jurors "end this nightmare for jonathan majors." >> interesting. jericka duncan, thank you. >>> well, now to the weather. with major storms forecast for the entire east coast this weekend across 15 states, including right here in washington. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. some very blustery weather from florida all the way through new england over the next several days. heavy rain from the keys in south florida all the way through jacksonville. some areas here could see three to five inches of rain. that of course may lead to some flood issues across multiple states. all the large areas from miami to tampa to orlando could see flooding rain. that's just the beginning of our issues, however. strong low developing in the gulf of mexico. intensifying along

i'm not shying away to major failure and a major tragedy. but we will study it. as a democratic nation which is very aggressive and vibrant in its public discourse, everything is on the table and we will discuss much further. >> a tell me how this ends question. do you believe there is any hope for a two state solution? if so, what is the nature of a future palestinian state which would be acceptable to israel? if not, what is the alternative. >> it is so premature to discuss the outcome. right now, we are in grieving, in a national mental mood, let's not even think about the feasibility that there will be a border five minutes from where i'm sitting right now. because nobody can trust anybody. nobody believes it. the basic needs for the israelis will be security. how do we guarantee security? the root of the discussion will be how could you give anybody the ability to create another iranian led platform, potentially in the center of the country? that will be the discussion. part of it has to do with the revamping of the palestinian political system and their abi

that's almost a majority of them. thank you for - majority of them.ajority of them. thank you for talking us through that. - majority of them. thank you for talking us through that. thank i majority of them. thank you for i talking us through that. thank you for watching. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the big freeze is set to continue throughout the weekend ahead and well into next week as well. on friday, we did have some fresh snowfall around, but many of us had blue skies and sunshine. it was a day where temperatures didn't get above freezing all day in places. and we're going to see temperatures drop like a stone overnight. now, these showers — heading into dumfries and galloway — could be quite interesting, bringing up to three centimetres of snow, eventually working into cumbria. and we'll also have some snow showers for northern and eastern scotland, eastern england that could bring an odd centimetre or two. ice the main hazard, a really cold night. lowest temperatures probably getting down to about minus ten. onto saturday's fore

the palestinians say, this is our country, we are the majority. "under the covenant of the league of nations and under the charter of the united nations, we're supposed to get self-determination, and so they reject the partition plan, which would have given most of their country, most of which they owned, zinis land ownership was only about 6% at this time to putative jewish state with a small arab state in the 45 or 44, 43% of palestine remaining, um, the new as soon as the the un." resolution is adopted at the end of november 1947, war breaks out in palestine, and the superior military forces that the zionists have developed with british help during the arab revolt, and through the folks who had been part of the jewish brigade coming back and joining into what becomes later on the israeli army, slowly maturely, inexorably starts to take over parts of palestine, by april and may this has become route, the largest arab cities, largest cities with our populations, haifa and jafa, are ethnically cleansed, the populations are driven out, other cities

jabari claims minutes earlier, majors had assaulted her in the back seat. >> jabari said majors had broken finger and cut her behind her ear after she grabbed his phone because a message popped up from another woman. >> the prosecution also presented text messages from last year in which majors refers to himself as a monster and appears to admit to hitting her. he also references his temper during that conversation. recorded by jabari. i'm just going to say this. >> my temper, my by my blood, all that, all that said right? and i'm not saying i'm a great man, a great man. i am doing great things not just for me, but for my for my culture and for the world. >> but majors lawyers argue it was jabari who attacked him after seeing that text message in the suv and they say this video shows jabari at a nightclub after the alleged assault, using the finger that she claimed majors broke. majors decided not to testify in jury deliberations. are expected to begin today. if convicted, he faces up to one year behind bars , coming up a killing spree where the victims were bald eagles. >> what's happenin

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jewish state in a majority arab country. you quote uh the israeli sociologist baruk uh kimmerling, this term politicide of the palestinian people, what do you what, what explain that? well, i mean, "it was essential to argue that the only people with legitimate rights in this country were the jewish people. this is now part of the the israeli constitution uh as of a law that was passed in 2018 uh uh only the jewish people have the right of self-determination uh in the land of israel uh that's part of the platform of the liquid party from 1977 that's part of the program of the current israeli. government, but it's always been inherent in the zinanis project, if there were two peoples there, then why would the minority have a right to the entire or country or to most of it? and this approach is essentially adopted by the british and is incorporated not only into the balfar declaration, but into the mandate for palestine that the league of nations gives britain, which is the which is the charter for ruling palestine under under

and that is the kind of majority that hardly carries the name majority. the difficulty of governing in the house is just going to get harder. >> and indeed, matthew, what impact does this have on the republican party and any possibility of anything being carried out there? >> well, i have to say, one, i'm struck by the historic nature of this, i'm struck by something deeper about all of this, which is the problem was, yes, they instituted guardrails this morning and kicked him out, but the problem was they never instituted guardrails and who they're nominating and who they're putting into these seats to begin with. that was the fundamental problem. the other thing i was struck about when i listened to representative bacon, he says we're not going to tolerate people that lie and steal in our ranks. so, it seems to me, with the presidential likely nominee, who has been indicted on 91 charges, in the course of this donald trump and this, it seems they'll tolerate somebody that lies and steals in the ranks if they're weak. i mean if they're powerful. but they

minutes earlier, majors had assaulted her in the back seat. >> jabari said majors had broken her finger and cut her behind her ear after she grabbed his phone because a message popped up from another woman. >> the prosecution also presented text messages from last year in which majors refers to himself as a monster and appears to admit to hitting her. he also references his temper during that conversation. record by jabari. >> i'm just going to say this my temper, my travel block, all that, all that said, right? >> and i'm not saying i'm a great man, a great man. i am doing great things not just for me, but for my for my culture and for the world. >> but majors, lawyers argue it was jabari who attacked him after seeing that text message in the suv and they say this video shows jabari at a nightclub after the alleged assault, using the finger that she claims majors broke. the prosecution and defense have both rested, so the jury deliberation is now expected to begin today. now, if convicted, majors faces up to one year behind bars. >> now to a spectacular scene caught on camera in austra

usually the first major renovation is needed for a house 40 years after the buildings.ime, they inspect all houses without exception, both those where the housing and communal services are in charge. live under the management of a partnership of owners, and situations often arise when a house with a private management system needs extensive repairs, but the accounts where the money should be for it turn out to be empty; the state cannot leave people in a building that is unsuitable for living; charging them the full cost of reconstruction is also considered unacceptable, because funds for major repairs they take it from a common cauldron, where the residents of the houses under their wing dumped it. the new edition of the housing code will oblige the owners' association to transfer money for major repairs to the same accounts where residents of houses managed by the housing and communal services organization accumulate their funds. by the way, many of them have been doing this for a long time and voluntarily, so the upcoming changes in the housing code did not arouse an

we have had that significant event, major - significant event, major flooding, record flooding comingy as a category two about hundred and a0 kilometres gusts coming from it. what normally happens here in the tropics, we get cyclones in the coral sea to the east and it comes across the coast and heads west into the gulf of carpentaria but the unpredictability ofjasper, unpredictability of jasper, onceit unpredictability ofjasper, once it hit the coast it actually stopped. we had torrential rain for five or six days, which resulted in this record flooding. we do all of our modelling in a one in 100 year event. this water and torrential downpour was even more than the one in 100. we called a majorflood more than the one in 100. we called a major flood a 3.5 metre rise on our rivers. this was lt.5 metres, unprecedented. about 4000 was 4.5 metres, unprecedented. about 4000 houses at this stage were inundated, evacuations were inundated, evacuations were to take place but this is our first day without the reins, so we are still forming our assessment in relation to damage, infrastructure a

meanwhile, the palestinian ambassador to the un says overwhelming majority of member states have been mobilizing for immediate cease fire. no one. should forget that what we are talking about are 2.3 million palestinians who have been fighting for their life and death every single day for 75 days, they have been fighting for their lives for their very existence for over 75 days. mr. president, the arab and the oic groups, with the support of an overwhelming number of un member states have been mobilizing for three objectives and said that from the beginning, and the carnage immediately, immediate see's fire, humanitarian assistance at scale and no forced displacement. we need today, as part of this continuous effort to advance these three goals. now, masud shajar is chairman of london-based islamic human rights. commission, he says us is buying time for israel to commit more genocide. in short, too little, too late. mean, the fact of the matter is that the whole of the international community are screaming that something needs to be done, there has to be seesfire, there has to be an e

gaza, is the outcome of... a 100 year old colonial occupation by jewish zionists in israel backed by major imperial powers, starting with the british and a century later with the united states. this century long assault by israel has one objective, force an indigenous people from their land. the historian rasheid breaks what he calls the hundred years of war on palestine into six periods. the first is the british. support for jewish zionists during the british occupation of palestine from 1917 until 1939. the second declaration of war is the 1947 to 1948 nakba or catastrophe that saw zionist militias ethnically cleanse 750,000 palestinians from historic palestine and carry out series of massacres. the third is the 1967 war when israel seized the west bank, east jerusalem and gaza and expelled roughly another 25000 palestinians. the fourth declaration of war on palestine was ariel sharone's invasion of lebanon and the siege of beirot followed by the departure of the palestinian liberation organization fighters to tunisia and other parts of the arab world, and the 1982 massacre at the sobere

the around has a she, a majority, which is a different branch of islam. same goes for most a ring and proxies in the region, such as his blocks. so let's travel a bit further to the north, to the lab and on israel border region. this area in southern lebanon is another control of is what makes militant group has left, which is like come us back by iran. and then there are whose these, which operate mainly in yemen. just take a look at their slogan. it says here in red depth to america depth to israel cruz on the juice basically the same chance that we hear some 3000 kilometers away in toronto. the hatred against israel often goes hand in hand with hatred against the united states. so there is definitely a comment ideology with the ring and regime and political the porch for the hoot seats, but around and nice sending the weapons paid. so there are several militias outside of it, runs borders that are backed by the ring and regime. and some of them have played a role in the aftermath of the october 2023 attack on israel. and an escalation of the decades lo

the only majority jewish state in the world. but the conflict is about much more than jews and muslims. it's also about influence in the region and about israel. number one, ally the us. let's on rabble of what's behind it and what the dispute is really about after israel declared independence in 1948 iran was actually him on the 1st muslim majority countries that recognized the new state. so what happened then? the rain and revolution in 1979 turn everything upside down when the western baksha regime was about to head out. so mainly the leader of the islamic revolution. belief that it should be exported through out the middle east and the world. the. he saw israel as part of the so called west in the middle of the majority muslim world as a problem. and ever since the ring and regime definitely recognize is wrote as a state and leaders don't even mention it's name. this is one of 2 runs, the oldest squares in 2017. these clock was unveiled here, counting down to 2040 to the destruction of israel. because that is part of the pro

as major roads, railways, and the region's airport remain submerged.mercer. was there any sense that the rains is easing? was there any sense that the rains is easin: ? , . was there any sense that the rains is easinu? , . is easing? very much so. it illustrates _ is easing? very much so. it illustrates the _ is easing? very much so. it illustrates the capricious i is easing? very much so. it - illustrates the capricious nature of australia's climate and the weather in that in the last 2a hours, we had very serious inundation in places such as cairns and other communities across far northern queensland, in north—eastern australia. today, the emergency services say that those flood waters are receding in many places and that torrential rain is coming to an end. of course, as the floods recede, they reveal the damage and the devastation left behind. we are also hearing stories of great heroism of individuals rescuing people from the floods. there was one man flying solo in a small helicopter who reportedly rescued more than a dozen people, one at a time,

that is a major issue. it is _ don't have a period. that is a major issue.don't have _ major issue. it is dangerous. you don't have a _ major issue. it is dangerous. you don't have a period - major issue. it is dangerous. you don't have a period in i you don't have a period in these females have given up lots of things that deep down they want. so many athletes i hear who want to study family. if you don't have a period you cannot start a family. it is an unhealthy way of training as well. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. given all the rain that we've had over the past few weeks, it's still pretty wet out there. but the next few days at least will turn drier and also the temperatures will be rising. now, this area of low pressure brought cloud and some rain and drizzle to eastern parts of england. that's moving away. the next weather system is coming in from the atlantic. but in between the two, well, we did have some sunshine earlier on, particularly in northern ireland and here in scotland. but where we have t

we have a one seat majority. we've had to defend that majority in 2020 35 different times.esignations, people go to higher office and things of that nature. but yes, every single vote counts, especially for those of us at the bottom of the ballot who are state representatives. >> the republican-controlled state senate in pennsylvania is unlikely to pass this measure if it passes the house. but are there any republican senators you can think of that you could potentially work with across the aisle to find some middle ground -- i can't even believe we are talking about middle ground with women being able to make decisions about their bodies with their doctors and not elected officials in the state house. >> it's completely wild. when i was the minority leader in harrisburg, when i go to the doctor's office, there is one extra, see there's not 203 for the state reps and certainly not 50 for the senators. there are people we are trying to work with across the chamber and the aisle to see, what can be brought up for a vote if it is not enshrining the rights of abortion, what cou

i don't mind tight majorities.'m not one of those people that wants to actually have, you know, people go and be -- to leadership and not challenge my own party because we have a lot of challenges to deliver for the people and don't have a lobby for the people. i think of it politically and think of things that may not be convenient. i'm looking at the precedents and institution and what things need to happen. that is the most important thing because ultimately we are here temporarily and, you know, what we've done here has implications for the future and we need to be careful and not take this decision lightly. that doesn't bother me, i actually -- i will be honest with you, i enjoy having a tight majority because conservatives like me have a voice now for the american people to get some things done. >> congresswoman victoria spartz from the great state of indiana, always fascinating to have you on and have a great conversation with you. >> thank you for having me. >>> now to the middle east. the truce is over. fi

in the majority. we have to end the covid emergencies. we are going to put a bill on the floor. within a day when the white house realized we were going to put a bill on the floor, they decided, let's end the covid emergency measures. fast forward to june when this whistleblower information was going to be released, there was a plea deal on tuesday before we release it on thursday. what's happened since? we released the information. it's very credible information. they have gone and been vetted over and over again. the information they provided is disturbing. it shows the legality. the connection from hunter biden to whatever -- to what extent president biden, vice president at the time, former purchase in his -- vice president in his time from 2016. what extent is he involved? alias emails. what'sapp messages. this weeks. the american people recognize that. the vast majority of people say ok, there was corruption going on here. and that was to be released on thursday. we released it on thursday. that

in mid november, it was house democrats once again to the rescue who provided a majority of the votes necessary in order to ensure that the farm bill didn't lapse and that we avoided a government shutdown that would have hurt hardworking american taxpayers when house democrats provided a majority of the votes necessary to pass the continuing resolution. and once again, on the final day of this do-nothing republican congress, thankfully, house democrats provided a majority of the votes necessary to get the national defense authorization act over the finish line. why would so many house republicans, who are nominally in the majority, vote against the national defense authorization act? the answer is pretty startling. the national defense authorization act is important to make sure that we are protecting the national security and the safety of the american people. ensuring our military readiness in a very dangerous world. and providing a 5%, well-deserved, well-earned pay raise for our military service men and women. why would so many house republicans ooppose the national defense author

majors jumps out, followed by jarry, but then majors pushes her back into the car. the video then shows majors running away from the car as she chases him. the prosecution also showed images of her injuries while his attorney says that he, two, was injured. following today's verdict, her lawyers say that jabari is gratified by the verdict, but major's attorney says the actor still looks forward to clearing his name. now, it only took hours for marvel to fire jonathan majors from his upcoming projects. discuss all of this i'm joined now by jessica washington, senior reporter at the root and cnn contributor kara champion. jessica, you've written about this situation and pointed out that jonathan majors attorneys tried to play this out in the court of public opinion and the media, including releasing texts and videos. obviously it didn't work in the court of law. why do you think that they even went with that strategy? >> i think that it's complicated, right? obviously it is dangerous and the attorneys i spoke to said it's dangerous to try to play it out in the court o

disney, our parent company, says marvel will no longer go forward with majors.. >> david: thank you. >>> tonight a major change from the vatican, pope francis allowing catholic priests to bless same sex couples. the new declaration saying god's love and mercy should not be subjected to, quote, an exhausting moral analysis. there are conditions though. these are not to be confused with a macsacrament of marriage. >>> when we come back, the youtube mom with millions of views pleading guilty to child abuse. >>> there's news on celine dion tonight. what her sister is now revealing. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check, check, and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, i

it's a major setback for the position. the reason reasoning for money to block this bill is the interesting thing is that, you know, there's the less legal position on the far right on the right wing a position that will work together and the ones. yeah, it's quite right, right, right. i'm on one side said it doesn't go far enough. we don't want any immigrants that would be before. right. and then the left wing policy said no, you know, we don't want the split tool, it's too tough. it's cracking down and immigrants that we need. it doesn't represent him as immigrants, as we would think of them. you know, they are, we bought them here and they can contribute to our society. they didn't agree on the reasons, but the voltage for that, what can we say the in parliament, a majority of m. p 's are in favor of, of changing migration was a, is that a statement that we can say? well yeah, but not send to the same and in the same direction and as i just said, mm hm. so one task. so if the position actually wants that to be a tougher

democrats had won the majority. i had got elected minority leader, another colleague from my state, nancy pelosi, got elected speaker. i watched the democrats stand up, very diverse, they looked like america. i watched us stand up, we had lost the majority. i quote and say we look like one of the most restrictive country clubs in america. i thought at that moment i could be the leader of a declining party or i can focus on what i know brought me to this party. conceived in liberty, dedicated proposition that we are all equal. and i would take that message to places people didn't think they would vote for a republican. that california delegation at that time was pretty small. yes, it was competitive, having a speaker from california. she would put out she was going to win a lot more seats in california. but i'm proud to say in those election cycles, we picked up five more seats in california. that's larger than our overall majority. five more in new york. in oregon. in arizona. and that same time frame, the party i l

if they do, how quickly they act because there are major constitutional questions here. they have to decide if in fact, trump was engaged in insurrection as the colorado supreme court said he was, if he was engaged in insurrection, whether he would be precluded from the ballot, whether an officer of the united states also means the presidency which the colorado supreme court said it does and then there's questions about the due process of this case. was trump afforded due process? is this a thing that should even be decided by the court? there are major issues that the supreme court would have to decide if they were to take up this case. presumably they would decide to take it up quickly and if they do take it up, which is likely, they will have to decide this case pretty quickly. we are less than a year away from the general election. >> talk to us more about the timeline. colorado certifies its primary ballots on january 5th. >> it is, so the trump team has until january 4th according to the colorado supreme court to decide whether they will appeal to the us supreme co

jonathan majors was a rising star in the marvel universe. now, he is potentially facing the end of his career at 34 years old. a jury finding him guilty of assault and harassment after a confrontation in his car with his then girlfriend, grace jabari. she reportedly saw him get a text from another woman, she testified that she grabbed his phone, he tried to take it back, eventually hitting her in the head. the lawyer argued that that did not happen, but it was jabari that assaulted him. majors asked the driver to stop the car, surveillance video shows what happens next. majors jumped out, followed by her, as he pushes her back into the car. it shows major running away from the car, as she chases him. there are pictures of his injuries, while his attorney said that he too was injured. following today's verdict, her lawyers say that she is gratified by the verdict. the actor, still looks forward to clearing his name. it only took hours, for marvel to fire jonathan majors from his of coming projects. i'm joined by jessica washington, and carry

this is s a major shift from recent vatatican doctrtrine.l have d details, ahahead >>> huge news for the catholic church. pope francis is now formally allowing priests to bless same- sex couples. this marks a radical change in vatican policy, shifting away from a 2021 ruling which barred any such blessings. >> a really from the vatican says people seeking god's love and mercy should not be subjected to, quote, an exhaustive moral analysis for the reaffirming francis' suggesting these blessings can be offered as long as they are done so informally and not confuse with the sacrament of marriage. let's discuss this now with cnn about the vatican correspondent christopher lamb. this is huge, christopher. what does this policy change me? >> this is a very significant development because for the first time, the pope and the vatican have formally said that priests can offer blessings, informally, to same-sex couples could now, these can't take place in formal church services, and they must be done in a way that doesn't confuse the church's teaching

six seniors as majority leader. could tell at the end of his tenure he could forecast a speech in 197475 where the senate was going. we have way too many filibusters. issues that would never be filibustered even back in the days of dickfa russell the famos segregationist from georgia and he said that is not good for the institution that's not good for the senate. he never advocated doing away with the filibuster but he was increasingly becoming concerned that it was reflecting really badly on the institution and both parties because it was being misused. again the idea of self-restraint. you have the power but you have to be careful how you use it, how you employ it. yes, sir? >> in my previous career one of the things we had to do. [inaudible] i volunteered foolishly to practice as a former ap reporter, editor john mcduff. >> trying to put together mansfield's obituary. you get to a a point where every obituary. there is supposed to be a clause. i am curious if you have that kind of situation and what sticks out to

>> i think obviously mike is concerned about a five-vote majority becoming a four-vote majority. we have a member who is going to leave. we have other members who are talking about leaving. >> does this speak to his lack of influence? >> don't think it does. he made a decision on what he thought was best for the party and the majority. i don't think he made a decision in terms of the integrity of the institution. >> i want to ask you about something else that's in the news. that is the book that's coming out next week by your former colleague liz cheney. you worked for dick cheney. and she writes about republicans who were signing on to the electoral vote objections and she recounted saying, quote, as he moved down the line signing his name to the pieces of paper, he said to no one in particularly, the things we do for the orange jesus. >> what do you make of that? >> she's bold for rerepeating something like that. i'm not sure mark really thought through what he was sayings, but clearly, donald trump excerpted a lot of influence on a the lot of people during the decision to cert

there was a major, major mistake here. we have to remember we are at war intervened that is the biggest infrastructure. and then underneath in a very sophisticated manner. they are celebrated. >> are you confident that israeli forces are saying this will happen again? >> express the israeli army. we have age groups all the way up to the age of 95. to care for the length of the others. never does anyone until you come to this place. that terrain is extremely dangerous. they have rpg's all over the place. people come out of it, it is all good. you can judge, you can say it is a huge tragedy. make sure to check yourself before you take such action again. they are all put on the spot by this. i trust that the only will do whatever they can. >> how are you prioritizing rescuing the remaining hostages still in gaza? quick part of the fact that we have gone into the fact that there are negotiations really brought back 121 hostages. somebody who is not thinking in the same manner, the average person says -- it does the opposite. y