business feels like it's very much as normal in weston—super—mare this evening.stlines all day tomorrow, and obviously with those high winds, the inevitable travel disruption that we are expecting on the trains, the road, also in the air as well, two major airports covered in that red warning, bristol airport and cardiff airport in south wales as well and both airports have warned passengers to expect disruption tomorrow and to arrive in plenty of time and to arrive in plenty of time and to arrive in plenty of time and to check with their airlines before they make the journey to the airport.- journey to the airport. nick, thank you — journey to the airport. nick, thank you very _ journey to the airport. nick, thank you very much, - journey to the airport. nick, thank you very much, nick i thank you very much, nick johnson in weston—super—mare. romania's constitutional court has annulled the first round of voting in the country's presidential election, in which the surprise winner was calin georgescu, a far—right candidate who previously supported russia's preside

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let's go to weston—super—mare now and speak to nickjohnson. what the situation is like there. that red weather warning meaning in danger to life has now expired that an amber warning the strong wind is still in place for weston—super—mare where i am and up and down the somerset coast in the south—west. that weather warning is in place until nine o'clock this evening. he mentioned the number of properties in wales there, out of power, here in there, out of power, here in the south—west, the national grid says around 12,000 properties are currently without power is in bristol and it says it's working for those people back online. it is still extremely windy here along the seafront at weston—super—mare, businesses which should have been open, bars, restaurants and even the pier, have been closed and look to remain so for the rest of the day. just driving up and down the seafront you can see tiles that has been ripped off roofs and trees, daybreak, all over the side of the road, and just behind the camera is a ice rink and the tarpaulin roof has b

train services from here, from weston—super—mare, are largely delayed or cancelled.of those services are also not running. gwr, the rail operator, has urged people only to travel if absolutely necessary. cardiff airport, as you heard, has had to close its runway for most of the morning and bristol airport, severe disruption there as well. many flights cancelled today. it's just too windy at the moment for those planes to attempt take—offs and landings and it does feel like, as i say, those gusts continuing certainly for the rest of the day and probably into tomorrow as well. jon kay is at the bbc�*s media centre in cardiff and sent us this report. well, normally, at this time on a saturday morning a couple of weeks before christmas, the centre of cardiff would be really busy with people arriving for christmas shopping or to open their shops or their christmas market stalls, but right now, as you can see, and i'm holding my phone with both hands because it is so windy, there's hardly anybody out. lots of those businesses aren't opening, this morning at least, sports e

nevertheless, people in weston—super—mare are still going about their friday evening.l open, beach—side bars and restaurants still have people in. but even and somerset police say people should stay away from the coastlines throughout the day tomorrow. without high level of wind comes the inevitable travel disruption. gwr, which runs train services throughout this area and south wales, has warned passengers to expect disruption over the weekend and to leave plenty of extra time for the journey. also with the high winds, it will be inevitable that there will be full on trees, fallen power lines, that will impact further on the transport situation. bristol and cardiff airports also warned of delays across the weekend and urged passengers to check before coming to the airport.— coming to the airport. clive. stay safe, coming to the airport. clive. stay safe. both- _ tens of thousands of people are fleeing the syrian city of homs, as rebel islamist fighters close in. and the speed at which the armed opposition is advancing across the country has astonished everyone, with t

we thought he woith mare from the two billionaires but get us up to speed. what's happening? >> reporter: no, vivek ramaswamy and elon musk with his son, i should add, who has been up with him for meetings all day, walked right past the cameras and house speaker mike johnson spoke to reporters alone. he took two questions. he didn't really lay out any specifics, as elon musk has and earlier in the day when i pressed him, what specific cuts are you talking about? what are you looking to target? what areas will you focus on? everybody today who has met with musk and musk himself say they have been talking in general terms and the public's money should be spent wisely. what johnson just said is the doge effort will be bipartisan. it's bicameral. it should be those things. he pointed to a few democrats that expressed interest in joining the house committee as well as the senate caucus, which is an independent effort. he said he was asked for work from home policy for federal employees. that is something reported the doge caucus would target, of course, in conjunction with congres

train services from here, from weston—super—mare, are largely delayed or cancelled.rts of the southwest, a lot of those services are also not running. gwr, the rail operator, has urged people only to travel if absolutely necessary. cardiff airport, as you heard, has had to close its runway for most of the morning and bristol airport, severe disruption there as well. many flights cancelled today. it's just too windy at the moment for those planes to attempt take—offs and landings and it does feel like, as i say, those gusts continuing certainly for the rest of the day and probably into tomorrow as well. jon kay is at the bbc�*s media centre in cardiff and sent us this report. well, normally, at this time on a saturday morning a couple of weeks before christmas, the centre of cardiff would be really busy with people arriving for christmas shopping or to open their shops or their christmas market stalls, but right now, as you can see, and i'm holding my phone with both hands because it is so windy, there's hardly anybody out. lots of those businesses aren't opening, thi

warning meaning a danger to life has now expired for this part of the world as well, for weston—super—mare the somerset coast and south—west england but the amber warning still for strong winds in place until around 9pm. there are still people up and the seafront here but businesses largely have closed, seaside bars and restaurants and even the peer, they were all due to be opened today, they thought they would open later, we can see at the moment those businesses remain closed. there is also a seaside ice rink closed for the day as well. the tarpaulin roof cover has been partially ripped off. we have seen footage from bridgwater, another town in somerset further down the coast, a block of flats and some roofing has been ripped off top of those flats by the wind. while that red warning has expired, these gusts are still continuing and it feels like they will continue the rest of the day and into tomorrow. with that, high wind, comes the inevitable travel disruption, the headaches people are facing trying to get around south—west england, be that on the train or on the road as well. train s

still all green around mare island. we typically see the slowing start about this time almost every day. but look how light the volume is there. and over here at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. no problems coming off of the maze or coming out of contra costa and alameda counties. a smooth drive for the south bay. we typically see this for slowing around oakland road about 540. didn't see that yesterday. i don't expect to see it today, but we'll watch for the early signs. back to you. all right mike, thanks. well, next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds in 2024. nbc bay area responded, i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. straight ahead a look back and one story we are watching iont we invite you to share your consumer problems. you do then. nbc bay area responds. so chris moore is here with a look at our team's accomplishments for 2024. good morning. we just ran the numbers and here we have it. 1945 complaints from viewers like you this year. that includes viewers like us all in the east bay. vicicki in san

the west of england and south of wales, got lots and lots of great trains, of trains in weston—super—mare, when lots of people are making long distance journeys, it is a real worry. —— here in london paddington. every day, emergency service phone operators across the uk answer tens of thousands of calls for help. while most callers are respectful, reports of sexist, homophobic and racist abuse towards staff have increased by more than a third since 2019. our reporter daniel 0 donoghue has been speaking to operators at a 999 call centre in manchester. you want to do this, you really want to do this, stupid bleep? yeah, i've got questions to ask, so can you... you little bleep, you little bleep, aren't you? this is a recording of a 999 call received by james just an hour into his morning shift. i took a particular call for a gentleman whose mum had an itch. the gentleman spoke about me arranging a taxi. happens all the time, we remind people that we're not a taxi. it must have frustrated him. he just started hurling abuse at me. you horrible, dirty bleep! i'm going to, i'm going to tell you

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and in mare island you said mare island and everybody working there, you can tell that they love whatdo. >> thanks for letting us inside. >> beautiful story. absolutely. all right, sal. that leads us right to sal. he's watching our quiet friday morning commute. >> so, yes, it is quiet. and one of the things that we like about it. it's friday light, but today, this afternoon, we're not predicting that. let's take a look at the east bay first. and you can see that the east bay commute does have a couple of slowdowns on 880 passing the coliseum heading up north, we had a crash near davis street. 580 seems okay. and then you see the east shore freeways getting a little bit more crowded coming around the corner. bay bridge is light. 751. what about today's weather? here's steve. >> are you sure this isn't saturday? they're looking at the bay bridge. >> i know right? >> thank you. sal. well, for some of you yesterday, you were like, this is just too cold. i mean, it was these were the high temps yesterday. vallejo, officially 47 hiddenbrooke. also vallejo, across from marin canyon, 48. if y

es un gusto, doctor, es verdad, siempre que tienes un plÁstico, es verdad que siempre tiene sus mares del corazÓn, la gente tendÍa de cuatro a cinco veces mÁs a que le diera un infarto cardiaco, la gente que tiene micro plÁsticos que les ha llegado al cerebro, les puede dar problemas mentales, problemas gastrointestinales, te puede afectar en todos lados, pero vivimosen plÁstico, clÁsico es algo que usamos para todo tipo, hace ratito le estÁ basando a caro el cafecito con un vasito que es hecho de plÁstico. parte de esos plÁsticos los vas a absorber, yo los puedes absorber sea por la boca, inhalado, como hablamos la semana pasada, a travÉs de perfumes, cosas por el estilo. Éste es un problema serio, la pregunta es hasta quÉ punto vamos a decirle a la gente que "no puedes hacer fruta meten a diane porque te vas a meter un micro plÁstico en tu cuerpo"? carolina: me encanta su honestidad, es cierto. en la "ediciÓn digital" hemos hablado de todo, yahasta da miedo respirar, tambiÉn a eso se le suma el tema de los enlatados. por ejemplo, el atÚn, la tuna que se compra en el supermercado, se

en el 2021 se propuso nadar los 7 mares.e santa bárbara en 5, convirtiéndolo en el primer latinoamericano en obtener las 3 coronas de california. en septiembre nadó la península de san francisco en 6 horas, empezando en el pacífico. muchas olas corriente en contra, agua fría a 13 grados, sin traje de neopreno, solamente mi traje de baño convencional. como si fuera poco, en el 2022 se convirtió en el primer colombiano en cruzar el canal de kiley en hawái. fue el más largo. fueron 12:12 nadando desde la isla de molokai a la isla de oahu. jorge dice estas competencias son terapia para su mente. como tú vives cada etapa, cuando estás nadando y vas con un súper buen ritmo. y por ejemplo, visualizo y digo no, ya estoy llegando y al final está toda mi familia y mis amigos esperándome. luego también llegan momentos de debilidad. qué haces aquí? aguantando frío. y como si fuera un pez. nada en compañía de animales marítimos. como tiburones, focas, hasta ballenas. en el 2025 nadará el canal de la mancha. en europa. lo que anhela es te

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but all of these mares have people in at home in their towns who have been seeing this, videotaping it, reporting it, calling the police. and they're a little bit put off by the federal posture that there's nothing to see here. and people are probably wrong. >> how is it that they can then say that it's not a threat? >> well, so that's interesting. now, john kirby never lies, but what he said is and i listened to him many times carefully. he said, we have no evidence that they're a threat to national security or that they are a threat to public safety. and we can't corroborate. now, that means that they have no evidence that they're not, because when you press them on, well, what is it all they're like, we don't know. so i think some of this is politicians being politicians, which is to try and calm the, you know, war of the worlds. you know, orson welles drones attacking new jersey, which took place in new jersey, which did. so, you know, we're in the right story line. i think some of this is just to tamp this down because i think and this is a political judgment, you remember when we

beautiful. >> very fun. >> on mare island, there, on mare island.> very nice. bravo. so, dave and i, our cars out in the parking lot. >> it's right out through that door. cars for everyone. >> you get a car good enough for brock purdy? good enough for us. all right. napa airport. i mean, if you're out anywhere near that area. look at that. almost 30 miles an hour. my goodness. there is an east breeze. wind for some. and if you're in that wind and you have that fog, it's just darn cold. i mean, it's one of those days yesterday where you just didn't get out of the upper 40s for some mainly 40s on the temps, not only. and then there's some patchy, patchy fog showing up on the peninsula in south bay this morning where there was none yesterday. 40s here. east. look at that. that's all because of that low cloud deck. so everyone's really close. not only is it low clouds, but we'll start to get high clouds as well. so it will be a mostly cloudy day. you know i mentioned maybe it could be a few sprinkles or light showers, but really we're waiting for the sy

the mare of keys wound residence to stay inform shelters off defense teams shoot down little missiles. well, the attack on the capital is small scale compared to the situation in east and ukraine. why the front lines i'm moving. i'll just as good helpless as following developments from odessa and ukraine. so this is the black sea seen over significant military defeats of russia by ukraine with virtually no navy. ukraine is managed to sing and suppress russia's fleet here in the black sea to the point where russell warships will no longer patrol because they were afraid of being destroyed. but the land, it's a very different story. ukrainian being forced back on a daily basis as a russian, a full season phones in the east, in the north, and in the south, pushing ukraine further further back. just today, the capital city chief was attacked while hypersonic missiles striking several targets in the city, showing the russian missiles and the russian forces can penetrate the defences of the most heavily defended city on the planet. at least could so hopeless out to 0. odessa, united nations

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how can groups like yours assist migrants and take mare lives easier when the migrants and make moresier when the government is going with this cruelty? >> cruelty is the modus aperendi of how they want to deal with millions of people living in a mixed status situation. some have status and others don't. and where cruelty will mean separating them and placing some of them in so-called soft sided facilities that really is euphemistic for prison like conditions. what we are doing is working directly with communities, providing information about what their rights are and helping them organize themselves so that they can defend their basic constitutional rights and protections so they don't fall victims to these so-called raid that's will be impacting everyone across the country. >> trump's immigration team is planning to roll back past enforcement protections in places churches, schools, and hospitals. a tactic some say would target the most vulnerable migrants in the most vulnerable places. in response, i read that groups like yours have seen a massive spike in questions from immigrant

and for a very brief moment a few states successfully removed trump from mare primary ballot. but that was until march when the supreme court ruled unanimously against them. it was just one in a series of consequential rulings that ultimately benefitted trump, chief among them the high court's july decision on presidential immunity. that decision which determined that presidents are immune from prosecution for any official acts, that decision effectively delayed the start of trump's federal criminal trials until after the election. it ensured trump would not face legal consequences for trying to overturn the 2020 election until voters head into the polls in this election in 2024. and oh what an election it was. the sitting president dropped out of the race 107 days before election day. then he endorsed his vice president as the democratic nominee. meanwhile, the republican nominee survived one assassination attempt in pennsylvania and then he survived another near assassination attempt in florida. and then after all of that, americans in each of the seven swing states chose to

cold hold did not kill neely but combination of kneel -- neely's genetic condition, seine threatic marese and exertion. pointing to statement on body camera video showing that subway riders felt relieved when penny stepped in. >> the guy did take him down very respectfully. held him down. >> reporter: the prosz confusion has just started their closing arguments and they have said no one had to die on the train last year. also likely point to testimony from one of the key witness, the medical examiner who main an tainted the echokehold did kill neely. >> martha: thank you so much. you were down there today, the closing arguments are underway. the defense went first and c.b. just said. what is the jury's posture like? >> i have been watching the jury for some time and today they were very focused. i have been watching them as some were focused, some were not but today they were very focussed on the defense summation. and steven razor delivered an excellent summation where there was reasonable doubt intertwined in the middle of all of his arguments. number one, he started the summation wit

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and as we're seeing with pete hegseth, we're going have to learn about mare background.ition now, may not look so great from now. but there are only a handful of people in the senate you're going to identify that will be feel comfortable voting down a nominee, we've talked about murkowski, john curtis of yut, the new senator. that's enough right there to vote down a nominee, but you have to have a very special political situation in your state to be comfortable voting down a trump nominee. and, again, even if you do that, there's probably a limit to two or three more. certainly we'd have to watch. we shall see. terrific analysis as always from brendon buck, msnbc political analyst, thank you. and thanks to all of you for getting up "way too early" with us on this tuesday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. g "morning joe" starts right now >>> welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, december 3rd. we have a lot to get to this morning, including the increased scrutiny on donald trump's intended choice to be the ne

highway 37 just now tipping down and tapping below the speed limit as you pass by mare island concord. no problem for highway four. there's a little slowing. the southbound side did clear up. the northbound side had a little bit of slowing. there was a cruise still registered right around now, so we'll watch as they clear. there may be a temporary slowdown traveling north up to the dublin interchange through pleasanton on 680. right now, though, the tri-valley and the rest of the east bay looking really good for those green sensors. the south bay, no major issues, and peninsula of course. very light at this time. as we look down towards san jose in the next few minutes, we should see some slowing northbound around oakland road for highway 101 in san jose. back to you. thank you mike. 522 this morning. there is much more ahead here on today in the bay, including the new steps being taken to protect the monarch butterfly, and a reminder we're h helping to make sure everyone has food on the table. our nourishing neighbors food drive is now underway. it's easy to help out. the next time y

. >> the work and craftsmanship actually started with restoring the vintage building they use on marejust be part of such a growing company, be part of the bay area culture, and we're here for the long run. >> pam cook, ktvu, fox two news it'd be a shame to get those vehicles wet with raindrops. >> i mean, those are museum pieces, but still. boy, what a trip across the golden gate that would be in that vintage bus. let's get outside this weather. gray skies, preparing for rain. rosemary oroczo. this is not the final weekend before christmas kind of weather we were hoping for. >> yes, garcia, it would be nice to have one more dry weekend so we could all take care of everything we need to do before the big holiday. i'm going to say pack the umbrella. we have rounds of showers and rain coming between saturday and sunday, with another one expected on christmas eve. how about outside our doors right now? well, if you do have a place to be, we are dealing with cloudy, cool conditions and it is a spare the air day with air quality moderate at this hour, but really it's going to be tomorrow m

he's sketch former washington mare in the d.c. and a young woman who interned in the clinton white house. >> rumor was there she was not going to testify it was like we have been waiting for months and nothing is going to come of this. and the word was there was a blue dress they have it. actually monica is going to testify. >> the first impeachment. that really struck me i had the front row seats in the press gallery looking down on all of that. admin remember being overwhelmed by that. it's so rare. there is been three now. >> pressure when it somewhat a recognizable figure? >> absolutely. [laughter] that weighs heavily. when it is someone they know they are looking to make sure they get accurately. but at the end of the date got it finished, you're done, heirs it's the best you can do you go into the next case of very quick to his pencils have seen the lot. shannon: of their moments when you're sitting in a child something shocking happens you stop or you're at it said this is going to be very different sketch? >> there are a l

mare island for west 37.ighlighted yellow here as well as over here in contra costa county. that's where the visibility again as you've seen over the last few weeks the fog may be a factor. the mist and drizzle dominate though in other areas despite the yellow not being there. it's creeping down through daly city and down along the coast through half moon bay. traditional spots where we would see the fog. so they are there. no major problems. a look at those speeds. they're looking great right now. we're looking over toward one incident reported west 580 approaching hopyard. there's a little more slowing than i saw last couple of minutes. i don't see it on this camera right here. it may be just past the camera, just outside our view. no injuries reported for this crash. we'll check on lanes coming up. back to you. thanks, mike. well, happening now, south bay. authorities have still not identified three people who died in two separate crashes early yesterday in morgan hill. the first crash happened at around 3

north bay is shown slowing for highway 37, and it's kind of just holding steady there right around mared. little blips here and there around the richmond bridge and the bay bridge, but no metering lights at the bay bridge. we do still have this vehicle fire west. 237 at 101. may be the slow lane might be blocked as you approach that interchange near moffett field. back to you. thank you very much, mike. well, happening now oakland city faith leaders will talk about recent successes in fighting crime today. it comes on the heels of governor gavin newsom issuing an ultimatum to oakland this past friday. he's calling on leaders to change restrictive rules around police pursuits, and is threatening to pull state resources if they don't. today's news conference starts at 10:00 this morning at faith in action, east bay headquarters. we're back in just a few minutes with a look at this morning's top stories, including remembering former president jimmy carter, his lasting legacy stretching far beyond the walls of the white house. thanks to his lifetime of service. the tributes pouring in from

we're following, these mysterious drones that are being spotted over new jersey, apparently two dozen mares are reportedly meeting today to discuss this and used to head up the fbi's counter drone unit. what's your take on all of this? >> i think it's people telling them to look for drones, because when we went out as a counter drone unit, as soon as someone heard that we were there for the super bowl, the world series, they started looking up in the sky and they started saying that all these lights were were drones and they're actually manned aircraft. we have apps like our flight radar 24 that can tell us what manned aircraft they all look the same. to be able to judge distance. so i think they're self-propelling this, this notion that there's drones there when they're when they say they're all lined up. well, that's that's an approach for major aircraft. and frankly, drones can fly over these areas. they're g rated except for over military bases or airports. secret service may put one up over trump's golf course. if he's going to be up there, and it's a temporary flight restriction. but

highway y 37 out of vallejo, mare island. there's where the sensors start to change, typically first in the bay, next up we should see some slowing just a bit coming into concord over the next few minutes. smooth drive at the bay bridge toll plaza. so far, smooth throughout the south bay. i want to point out one crash i've been tracking. it's north 101. as you're coming up toward metcalf and bailey. no slowing shows up. the activity still there on the chp report for the monterey jurisdiction. so we continue to follow that. it is the commute coming in from the south county. we do see a little build coming in to san martin. that does indicate the volume starting to increase for that first burst, about 20 minutes in san jose. back to you. thanks, mike. all right. much more ahead for you this morning on today in the bay, including nbc bay area response. she thinks a utility broke her gas line, but the company won't pay to repair it. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. it's day one of the 12 days of

highway 37 never saw those breaks beyond just a couple of minutes there at mare island highway for easy. contra costa county light, easy drive and so is the rest of alameda county to the south. we don't have any problems in the dublin interchange or the south bay. never saw that first burst heading north on 101. so that's indicating very, very light traffic. cynthia, conditions are great for the drive right now. pretty clear out there as well. and people are turning on those heaters i'm sure of it. if they're on the road. as we take a look at the 30s right now through santa rosa and pleasanton, it is a frosty start to our last morning of the year, 43 in san carlos. we see more breaks of the sunshine starting to come in through in san jose as well. 43 to start our morning, but after the cold part of the day we will see more sunshine. that will be our little treat to push through the last day of the year. really not breaking out of those upper 50s, maybe a few low 60s down here in san jose and the south county. but the afternoon that will be something to watch as we get more clouds rollin

[cheers and applause] kevin: the corner back/receiver being crowned the nation's top financial mare.nal -- football player. hunter getting emotional thanking his dad. >> my father, i know you're watching on tv. dad, i love you for all the stuff you went through, man. i look at you all the time. i did it for you, man. i know you wanted to be here and you can't. but trust me, i got you. i'm bringing the trophy home. i love you. kevin: he is the first defensive player to win the award in 27 years. will: charles woodson? kevin: that's right. another great defensive player in his own right. by the way, travis not only won the award, second colorado player to do so, he did so 30 years after salam -- kevin: will: a colorado buffalo guy here. rachel: i'm not his dad, but i want to know -- kevin: i was certain because they've invited so many players and linemen, you saw coach prime there, even lil' wayne was there. these are all people very close to the family, and i'm not sure the back story of why the dad couldn't make it. based on what i heard from a friend who works in the athletic depart

more rainfall could cause that slowing out of off of mare island and toward novato. we also have fog registering for highway 4, mild slowing into concord out of pittsburgh and bay point. nothing dramatic there, some slowing through. hayward and the crash. still going north 101 around third. you got one, possibly two lanes blocked. back to you. thank you. mike. a mob of people take to a south bay mall and it wasn't for sale. up next, we'll show you what all the commotion was about this weekend. but first. hey, there it is. day eight of the 12 days of christmas snack mix edition. and i give you some truffle popcorn. this is what we order when we're at our favorite little wine bar in town. but i figured out how to kind of hack it together at home so that you can see what that recipe is, along with so many more. i just love these. on kris instagram page, you check her out at kris nbc. she has a bunch of charities as well that are working to feed the community. ke itep a milestone day for one of the bay area's largest nonprofits. well, they're helping write a new chapter

for my family this was a might mare come true. >> what was it like according to the stories you werefinally rolled out? >> yeah, i think one of the most striking moments from my interview with my cousin is when she was 11 years old, she decided she didn't want to have children when my uncles died. she didn't want to live with the fear anymore, and the polio vaccine came out a year after she got married. she had three daughters. she now has grandchildren, great grandchildren, and she said this was a miracle. you know, it's amazing that we have been able to all live in a time where this doesn't have to be a fear anymore. and that's due to the vaccine. >> why do you think people are so skemt ptical of it now? you heard rfk jr. say it contributed to the rise in soft tissue cancers. >> that was a specific case he was talking about, a contamination of the vaccine that happened 60 years ago and hasn't been proven to have affected cancer rates. but i think that people have a lot of distrust in the medical establishment. i think that rfk's message is a compelling one, one that, you know, ever

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down to the $5.00 and $3.00 neighborhoods, the russian forces carried out to drive and attack the mare with cave wound residence to stay involved shelter as well as the defense team shoot down, well miss files. for the attack on the capital, a small scale compressed the situation in eastern new crane. by the front lines i'm moving, as there is alex could helpless as pulling developments from odessa and ukraine. this is the black sea seen over significant military defeats of russia by ukraine with virtually no navy. ukraine has managed to sing and suppress russia's fleet here in the black sea to the point where russell warships will no longer patrol because they were afraid of being destroyed. but the land, it's a very different story. ukraine is being forced back on a daily basis as a russian a full season. the phones in the east, in the north, and in the south pushing ukraine further further back. just today, the capital city chief was attacked while hypersonic missiles striking several targets in the city, showing the russian missiles and the russian forces can penetrate the defenses

word an actual term to get people off the street is a stark contrast to the model and concerned to mare we're starting with the cooperation between um - i think the models really - i mean helping people get medication and um, you know, there is a fair amount of distrust amongst the community by the operation um, and we witnessed really, really quite horrendous situation i wanted to yeah - i appreciate the question. >> we have been we do work and communicate reserving with the same population i want to make sure we're identifying with the partners and identify people with the behavorial health needs. um, so the work that is done with h block in particular if if we're notified will be a resolution we go out brand um, meet people and try to engage people um, the departments are out there also providing information as well. >> and identity some of the things. >> i like to hear from staff. >> um, that connecting to that so i think like that is trying to develop and model with the trust is the cornerstone and based on (unintelligible). >> just knowing that like they wouldn't um, that is dange

. >> she won an emmy for mare of easttown, playing a beer swigging detective, nailing the specific soundttom of the delaware river right now. >> why is philly so hard? >> it's actually the i sound in the philadelphia and the delco dialect that is really difficult. they don't say, that's nice. they say, that's nice. i like your bike. >> and though she may seem like someone with a shelf full of oscars, she won her first and only in 2009 for her portrayal of a nazi prison guard in "the reader." >> i want to take out a book. >> for years she kept the statue in her bathroom so guests could hold it up in the mirror and pretend to win. >> i used to get the bus into town a lot. >> we went with winslet to redding, the working class town just outside london where she was born and raised. >> this is the house? >> this is the house. >> the front door boarded up, her family no longer lives here. >> i lived here until when i was 16 and i kind of left home when i was 16. >> winslet is the second of four children. her father was a struggling actor, who often gave his daughter the advice she still lives

wow, look, immigration is going to be mare the story for next year, in terms of can robots outrun theecline in people at fedex, they're doing robots for decline in people. >> great point how about tonight? >> i have another area of the economy that is week, which agriculture. it's just over and over again, we find these areas that are quite weak then we have williams-sonoma, and then we have chili's, i mean, a strange economy. we have a walmart economy, but then if you head to macy's, and macy's is a good company, but it's so small. we have two economies. and one of them is mag seven, and the other is everything else >> we'll see you tonight this weekend as well >> i like jay powell so much but i don't envy him >> when we come ba, ckchicago fed's austan goolsbee on inflation, and the path ahead for rates. >>> good friday morning. smp 58 50. a lot to watch as we show this government showdown. high profile court results as the close of the final full week of trading for the year. >> we are 30 minutes into the trading session. let's watch the shares of the had fedex. going to focus more

and he's leaving a mare riott affiliated property, luxury property, coming toward the hilton, on onet, you don't work at nbc news and not know these streets and these hotels. he's walking down the street, this individual had been waiting in that general area for a while, and then closer to the time when he's arriving there, he is actually right near this hotel where thompson is supposed to speak at approximately 8:00 a.m. this morning, along with his colleagues, as part of a large conference this is something that was -- something already planned, there are shots that are fired obviously, he's struck in the back, he's struck in the leg. at some point there is an issue with the gun, this person clearly proficient with the weapon because he's able to get the gun back and working again. there is a suppressor it appears at the end of the gun, that's something they're looking at that would muffle the sound, muffle any sort of perhaps reaction in the area. so that's something that they're taking a look at as well. and then he flees going between 54th and 55th street in an alley way. in som

. >> reporter: a true slice of a mare can in a still going strong 100 years young.ps. this is winged foot 2 based in florida, there are three scattered across the u.s., another one in europe. if you have blimp fever, i have good news for you, there is going to be a flyover scheduled in all 50 states over the next year to celebrate this big birthday. so plenty of opportunities to look up and see the goodyear blimp coming up. i have to tell you when they let me take the controls in there i was inching it to the left and the pilot was like, no, go further to the left and it steered more. i cannot believe they let me fly this thing but i promise you there was adult supervision the entire time. you have to be invited to go up in this so truly a once in a lifetime opportunity i'm never going to forget. back to you. >> i've always had blimp fever, to be clear. nbc's jessie kirsch, thank you so much. we will keep our eyes skyward when the blimps take to the air next summer for that 50 state extravaganza. >>> we continue our look to some of the other top stories of 2024. her

campaign from your senate found across the state on a farm tractor trailer and with his seven -- roger mares flattop and scope size 12 cowboy boots, he cut a singular figure in the holes of congress. he's a defender that will americans depend upon such as market fairness for family cattle ranchers and rural community development efforts. john voted for the affordable care act because it was right and because it's a lifeline to rural hospitals, farmers and ranchers, small business owners who need affordable, accessible health care coverage. he's been a strong voice for native americans. growing up he played taps at funerals of world war ii veterans. todd in at an early age many veterans continue to pay a price for the service for the rest of their lives. we gave a speech on a 4% a day or two ago, he pointed to that moment in the funeral service for former senator dan in a way, where an ally john was called on to play taps for senator in the way. he said is one of his proudest moments and of sure that's true think of john anderson, i think about those like jon tester who in his own way showed

israel wanted it too because their mare objective was making sure they could get a secure buffer areathe deal we were able to negotiate with trance, getting the cease fire and getting hezbollah to move back and getting the leb news forces to move in and fill the space, that made it a good deal for everyone. the israelis didn't want to get bogged down in lebanon. hezbollah had taken a tremendous amount of hurt and pain. so both sides wanted it. the question now with gaza, as it has been pretty much all along, is hamas prepared to say yes. that's where we are. >> and mr. secretary, andrea mitchell here, you just were talking very positively about it, the national security advisor was positive about it but in the last 24 to 48 hours, you heard from the defense minister, minister katz in the golan heights. and he seemed to be raising the stakes. we were told that hamas was told they could stay temporarily in the key corridors which was not the position for months. now he seemed to be indicating that israel would stay longer and this would be a real occupation. there were signals coming th