let's go to mary lou in newington, connecticut, an independent. hi, mary lou. good morning. your turn. good morning. yes, hi. i am talking about the supreme court because everybody is so worried about age. look, i am 92 years old and i know what i am doing, i have all my faculties, and i am just as smart -- or, done, if you want to say -- as smart as i ever was. and my age has nothing to do with it. it is your health. and because of medicine, advances in medicine, that is why we are all living so much longer. but, that doesn't mean -- look, people at 89, 90, 85, a lot of them, i play cards four days a week with people that age. we know what we are doing. >> all right, mary lou. well, let's talk. are there any of the sitting justices who have health concerns? >> firstly, mary lou, congratulations on making it to your 90s and we hope there will be many, many more years ahead for you in connecticut. the issue is not really that these justices are losing their marbles. no one is suggesting that any member of the court is incapable of doing the job, and viewers can find out for t

led by mary—lou mcdonald, they're seen as socialist party and are strong advocates of uniting the irish elections use a system where candidates are ranked in terms of preference. it means a lot of counting and the possibility of another coalition government. lets ta ke lets take you to my colleague, caitriona perry, whojoins us now from ireland. n caitriona perry, who “oins us now from irelandh caitriona perry, who “oins us now from ireland. i am speaking to ou now from ireland. i am speaking to you from _ now from ireland. i am speaking to you from the _ now from ireland. i am speaking to you from the north-east - now from ireland. i am speaking to you from the north-east of i to you from the north—east of ireland, from county louth. this county is one of the north—eastern ones that borders with northern ireland. those issues you mentioned around housing, cost of living, health care, immigration are all big issues for voters here. the imf estimates, just to give you an example, that the average irish households would have to save for 15 years to be able to afford a house or home of an

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fail, led by micheal martin — he's the tanaiste, the deputy prime minister — and sinn fein, led by mary lou northern ireland. let's go to stephen. welcome to tullamore in county offaly, where we have been chatting to people about what's on their minds ahead of the election and for lots of young people, it is housing. rents and the cost of buying a place here is among the highest in the eu, and some young people have told us that they have considered leaving the country because it is so expensive. now, polls open tomorrow at 7am and the system here is different — you can vote for multiple people to represent your area. in previous elections, parties have had to work together to form a government, so it might be a while until we know who is going to run the country for the next few yea rs. in other news — australia will ban under 165 from using social media. the australian prime minister says it will protect young people, but critics are not sure. in the uk, ofcom found a fifth of children use a fake age on social media. and there's just time for ten seconds of flop the penguin. —— a penguin

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mary lou brower swim. i am in the. 5 the closer to the closer to the the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except we're so shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point, obviously is to create a trust or rather than fit the various job. i mean with the artificial intelligence we have so many with the in the a robot must protect this phone existence was alexis the and the headlights are with auction international. the russian defense ministry says it's taken out an entire group of ukrainian armed forces that was installed in the quote of the region by side. feel peroration to removable of p. s. troops from the russians. borderline containing, despite being a member of nato ein career says it's american ally is responsible for taking the will. so that brings up a quote. great. so just president flowers, washington's decisi

and his wife, marta, defected from romania to the u.s., elevating american champion gymnasts like mary louton. they opened the karolyi ranch training facility in texas, ultimately acquired by usa gymnastics. >> we want to be the best among the best. >> reporter: over their 30-year career the two produced 28 olympians including kerri strug, whom karolyi carried injured to the olympic podium in 1996. along with the accolades came criticism. karolyi had a reputation of being harsh and verbally abusive. then in 2018 former team doctor larry nassir was convicted of sexually assaulting hundreds of female patients. some of the crimes alleged to have happened at the ranch. >> they had to have known. they knew everything else about everything else we were doing. >> reporter: the karolyis maintained their innocence and stepped away from public life after usa gymnastics shut down the ranch in 2018, ending an illustrious and complicated chapter in american gymnastics. shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," navigating the future of electric vehicles under a new

and his wife, marta, defected from romania to the u.s., elevating american champion gymnasts like mary louetton. they opened the karolyi ranch training facility in texas, ultimately acquired by usa gymnastics. >> we want to be the best among the best. >> reporter: over their 30-year career the two produced 28 olympians, including kerri strug, whom karolyi carried injured to the olympic podium in 1996. along with the accolades came criticism. karolyi had a reputation of being harsh and verbally abusive. then in 2018 former team doctor dr. larry nassar was convicted of sexually assaulting hundreds of female patients. some of the crimes alleged to have happened at the ranch. >> they had to have known. they knew everything else about everything else we were doing. >> reporter: the karolyis maintained their innocence and stepped away from public life after usa gymnastics shut down the ranch in 2018, ending an illustrious and complicated chapter in american gymnastics. shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup" -- president-elect donald trump has vowed to impose

team usa, he pushed young gymnasts to their physical and emotional limits, including stars like mary lou retton and kerri strugg. karolyi was later blamed for allowing a culture of abuse to exist, particularly after it was revealed that team doctor larry nassar h sexually assaulted many young athletes. karolyi maintainted he was unaware of nassar's actions. bela karolyi was 82 years old. still too, on pbs news weekend the deep ties american evangelical christians have to israel. and the desperate journey a refugee from cameroon went through to make wisconsin his new home. >> this is pbs news weekend from the david m. rubenstein studio in vieweta in washington, home of the pbs news hour, weeknights on pbs. william: in a major victory for the incoming president, republicans will now control both houses of congress after the house was called for the gop earlier this week. but this trifecta doesn't guarantee smooth governing. as with trump's first term, narrow margins in the senate and house could make passing major legislation difficult. so what will it take to govern in this divided time?

he led national teams, first in romania and later in the u.s., famously coaching mary lou retton to goldsed of abusing coaching and of turning a blind eye to the sexual crimes of team dr. larry nassar. he denied the allegations. bela karolyi was 82 years old. >> from gold medals to one of “the golden girls,” the late betty white will appear on a 2025 "forever" stamp. the postal service, making the announcement friday, and calling white an "icon of american television, sharing her wit and warmth for seven decades." betty white died in 2021, just weeks before she would have turned 100 years old. >>> when we come back, joy, relief, and a celebration after a life-changing moment. remember when they said you've got your whole life ahead of you? at unitedhealthcare, we say you still do. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's nice to know you're free to focus on what matters, with reliable medicare coverage from unitedhealthcare. ♪ even with my mom's alzheimer's, we've still been close. but when she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease, a distance came between us. she'd get upset

along with his coalition partner of the last four years, the fianna fall leader micheal martin, and mary—lou. irish elections use a system where candidates are ranked in terms of preference. it means a lot of counting and the possibility of another coalition government. my colleague caitriona perry is in drogheda. good to see you. i was talking to a couple of voters yesterday, one of them a first—time voter. both of them said they still haven't decided who they were going to vote for on friday. are you finding a lot of undecided people as you talk to voters in drogheda there today?— talk to voters in drogheda there today? that is a good oint there today? that is a good point because _ there today? that is a good point because the - there today? that is a good point because the opinion l there today? that is a good - point because the opinion polls are showing that the three biggest parties, sinn fein, fianna fail and fine gael, are more or less all around equal levels of support, but when you are out and about talking to people, it is exactly that, people, it is exactly that, people say they

multiple olympic gold medalists and world champions in the us and romania, including nadia comaneci and mary lounews around the world. eight people have been killed and 17 others injured in a mass stabbing at a college campus in eastern china. police said a 21—year—old man who'd studied at the wuxi technical college was arrested. they said he admitted the attack because the institute had refused to issue his diploma. health officials in the united states have reported their first case of a new form of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox. the patient, who was treated in northern california, had travelled to east africa. 19 african nations have now reported cases of mpox. in the uk, four cases of the disease have been confirmed, all in people within the same household. us officials warn the viral disease is very infectious but that the overall risk to the public remains low. georgia's election commission has confirmed that the governing party won last month's parliamentary poll, an announcement that has sparked angry scenes. as the election commission chief prepared to rubber stamp the results, an o

we heard from the sinn fein leader mary lou mcdonald and she intends trying to form a government that hear now from simon harris. he is the leader of the fine gael party and he spoke a while ago about how many more hours there are still to go. i think we have a while to go yet — i think we have a while to go yet in — i think we have a while to go yet. in many ways it could be this_ yet. in many ways it could be this time _ yet. in many ways it could be this time tomorrow before we are getting a clearer picture. but what _ are getting a clearer picture. but what i do know is this. fine — but what i do know is this. fine gael_ but what i do know is this. fine gael was in a competitive position — fine gael was in a competitive position. we are on track to top — position. we are on track to top the _ position. we are on track to top the poll and at least ten constituencies. that is a significant increase was that we are — significant increase was that we are gaining seats where we haven't — we are gaining seats where we haven't had them in many a year. — haven't had them in many a year, i

the main opposition party currently is sinn fein, a left—wing party led by mary lou mcdonald, which is republic of ireland. that's not a fitted to be one of the main issues in the campaign, the full so there really are three. one is housing, the cost of renting or buying a home is externally hot and all particles of the get the best solution to the housing crisis. for the first time immigration has become a mainstream critical issue in ireland over the last year or so, then also the last year or so, then also the wider economy. on paper, ireland is rich bringing in billions of euros in corporation taxes for multinational companies who have got european bases in ireland, but one key question is how much citizens, voters, people on the ground in the community are feeling the benefits of these holding public finances and also whether donald trump ozment presidency could make a difference to foreign direct investment in ireland. three weeks from now until polling day. weeks from now until polling da . . ~ weeks from now until polling da . ., ~' ~ weeks from now until polling da. .mg . ., w

the sinn fein leader mary lou mcdonald would aim to put together a coalition with other left—wing partiese current prime minister, known as the taoiseach, is simon harris of fine gael. he has ruled out sharing power with sinn fein. so has his main partner in the last government, the fianna fail leader micheal martin. the centre—right parties are hopeful they will return to office together. in terms of the regional analysis and i suppose the early indications are that we are competing well, and i think we are well disposed in many constituencies and certainly in the mix, which is an early positive sign at this point. the number of independent candidates who are elected could also be pivotal. for politicians and voters, the outlook for this country is unpredictable. chris page, bbc news, dublin. a memorial service for the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has been taking place in edinburgh. around 400 people attended the invitation—only event at st giles' cathedral. alex salmond died last month in north macedonia at the age of 69. there have been a few speakers at the memoria

along with his coalition partner of the last four years, the fianna fail leader micheal martin, and mary—loun fein. so, let's take a closer look at those key parties in ireland's election. traditionally, irish politics have been dominated here's the take of our correspondent caitriona perry in drogheda. they are, ben. the three main parties, as you say, the three biggest parties fianna fail, fine gael and sinn fein — all in and around 20—21%, according to the latest opinion poll from the irish times. here, the two parties currently in government, fianna fail and fine gael with the smaller party, the green party, are hoping to keep on to that balance of power. but really, talking to people as you go around county louth, as we have done today, a county on the border with northern ireland, there's a lot of people who really haven't made up their minds yet. here in ireland — not dissimilar to the situation in many other countries — there's a cost of living crisis, a housing crisis. people feel that they're working hard. the unemployment rate here in ireland isjust in and around 4%, which is more

what we have seen in cities of a mirror is what happened in mary lou. jude who a population difference is, is, is much smaller in scope. police are not sure what the key crime that we consider beyond acceptable is the actual cleansing. and the emergence of some punitive unit without distinguishing marks, we are talking about units dressed in ukrainian uniforms camouflage with ribbons. but without any identifying insignia, indicating state affiliation as witnesses name, the same streets where the squads actually executed people. they encountered a witness to say that this was a provocation, similar to the events in boucher. it seems there was an intention to make this unit poorly identifiable in terms of distinguishing marks. and it was they who carried out the executions of civilians, among whom were elderly and sick individuals. according to testimonies around 40 to 50 people fell victim to this firing squad. there are reports of shootings inside apartments especially, but there were also numerous bodies lying on the sides of roads in the streets and on the doorsteps of houses, as som

martha, trained several olympic gold medalists and world champions, including nadia comaneci and mary louetton. later, his legacy was tarnished after several athletes spoke out about his harsh coaching tactics and said that karolyi was part of a system that created an oppressive culture that allowed sexual abuse by doctor larry nassar to run unchecked. for years, karolyi and his wife denied any knowledge of nassar's abuse. >> the 2025 rhodes scholars have been announced, and two stanford students were selected from northern california. francesca fernandez of saratoga is a physics major at stanford. fernandez also teaches physics to high school students. sing soprano in a cappella group, and is an actress with the stanford asian-american theater project. katie tolley of sacramento is a political science major at stanford who has completed internships at the department of defense, the state department, and the united nations. the 32 recipients include students from 19 states and the district of columbia attending 20 u.s. colleges and universities. >> one of the largest ski resorts in califo

coalition partner micheal martin who was also taoiseach earlier in the coalition government's turn and mary lou group in the irish parliament since the election in 2020. during that time sinn fein has also become the biggest party in northern ireland, and it would push hard for a referendum on irish unity by 2030 if it did take power here in dublin. but even if sinn fein were to win the most seats in the irish parliament for the first time, it could well still have an uphill task in assembling a coalition of other left—wing parties which would command an overall majority. so the results of that exit poll from the irish national broadcaster and trinity college dublin put sinn fein on 21.1%, fine gael on 21% and fianna fail on 19.5%. we should get the total number may be by tomorrow evening, but then the counting will continue on into sunday when transfers, second, third and fourth preferences will come into play, and the margins of victory and defeat could be very small indeed. all right, chris, thank you very much. downing street says the prime minister accepted louise haigh's resignation as tr

he was 82 years old and coached greats like mary lou retton.cation being remembered alongside his relentless pursuit of perfection which for some, paints a couple get a picture of the man who undoubtedly changed modern-day gymnastics as we know it. >> bila ka■olyi, along with his wife, marta, built usa gymnastics into a global power guiding dozens of olympians to superstardom including carrie's drug's drug and mary lou retton. >> he began coaching in romania men touring nadia to the first perfect 10 and olympic history. they defected to the u.s. in 1981 and eventually settled in houston opening the ranch which later becomes the official training center for usa gymnastics. they claim this came under scrutiny by many in the gymnastics world including simone biles who at one time trained with bi■a karolyi. >> iron overtaking the slightest step forward and being told i was worthless. >> they came under fire in 2016 after multiple allegations of sexual abuse against former team doctor larry nassar. bila ka■olyi and martell his wife were accused of t

comitch before coming to the united states where he became a dominant figure in gymnastics helping mary lou retton win the olympics in los angeles and famously carrying carry scruggs off the mat when she was injured. they faded out of view when gymnastics came under intense scrutiny with the larry nassar scandal. they denied any knowledge of his crimes. he was 82 years old. >>> mike tyson says the fight may have been his last. he lost a sluggish bout on saturday night to youtuber turned boxer jake paul for an event on netflix. marissa parra has more on the skeptical. >> good morning. we have new numbers from netflix. we are learning more than 60 million households tuned into what may have biboxing lengthened mike tyson's last stance in the ring. despite streaming issues and backlash, netflix called the whole event a record breaking night. >> reporter: this morning, mike tyson's first professional fight in decades was also possibly his last. the man is regarded as one of the greatest heavy weight boxers of all time. he posted on x, this is one of those situations where you lost but you won,

notably, he led nadia comaneci and mary lou retton to gold medals during his career. his cause of death hasn't been revealed, but he had been in poor health in the past few years. karolyi was 82 years old. tonight, a vigil was held to pray for a father who went fishing and never came home. he was one of six people thrown overboard when a boat capsized during a crabbing trip in bodega bay. two weeks ago. only onedega person survived. a 13 year old boy and abc seven news reporter, anser hassan was with the family tonight. >> saranam. gacchami. >> it was a boating trip that became a family tradition. on saturday, family and friends gathered to mourn those who didn't make it home. >> the monks chanting was, you know, just more of a prayer, you know, that he would hear. you know, that his soul will rest in peace, and you know that he'll find his way back to bodega bay. >> the vigil was to remember brother prasong. he was one of six people who went overboard when their boat capsized two weeks ago in bad weather. his body hasn't been found. >> if his soul is trapped here wan

build usa gymnastics into a global power, guiding dozens of olympians to superstardom, including mary louoaching in his native romania, mentoring the legendary nadia comaneci, through the first perfect 10 in olympic history. >> they then defected to the u.s. in 1981 and eventually settled in houston, opening the ranch which later became usa gymnastics official training center. >> bila karolyi demanding training methods coming under scrutiny from the gymnastics world including simone biles who at one time trained with them. >> i remember taking the slightest step forward and being told i was worthless to the team. >> they then came under fire in 2016 after multiple allegations of sexual abuse against former team doctor larry nassar. bila karolyi and his wife were accused of turning a blind eye. they denied it telling savannah they had no knowledge of any abuse. >> i will tell you what people say now. how could they not have known that this is happening with gymnast after gymnast after gymnast? >> i heard during the testimony that some of the remarks. >> many cut ties with the legendary coa

notably, he led nadia comaneci and mary lou retton to gold medals during his career. his cause of death has not been revealed, but he had been in poor health over the last few years. karolyi was 82 years old. now to on election news and what supporters called a victory rally for san francisco's prop k. the proposition permanently closes parts of the upper great highway to cars. the votes were 55% in favor, 45% against, but the opponents are not done fighting. and now they have a new target. abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the sights and sounds of celebration on san francisco's great highway. >> today we're having a celebration for prop k for everyone who's volunteered, and anyone's just excited about the park. >> voters passing the controversial ballot measure after months of battling between yes on k and no on k camps. >> a joyous occasion because finally, ocean beach park is a reality as part of a city pilot project. >> the two mile stretch of road is already closed to vehicles on weekends and holidays, the permanent closure, widely seen as inevitable

notably, he led nadia comaneci and mary lou retton to gold medals during his career. his cause of death has not been revealed, but he had been in poor health over the last few years. karolyi was 82 years old. on to election news now and what supporters called a victory rally for san francisco's prop k. the proposition permanently closes parts of the upper great highway to cars. the votes were 55% in favor, 45% against, but the opponents are not done fighting. and now they have a new target. abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the sights and sounds of celebration on san francisco's great highway. >> today we're having a celebration for prop k for everyone who's volunteered, and anyone's just excited about the park. >> voters passing the controversial ballot measure after months of battling between yes on k and no on k camps. >> a joyous occasion because finally, ocean beach park is a reality. >> as part of a city pilot project, the two mile stretch of road is already closed to vehicles on weekends and holidays, the permanent closure, widely seen as inevitabl

and romania including nadia comaneci dominique dawes, kerri strug, mary lou retton.ctics came under scrutiny though, and he was sued for taunting athletes at his texas gym. karolyi was 82 years old. >> a super typhoon has made landfall in the philippines. the country has evacuated more than half a million people. typhoon manny is the unprecedented fourth typhoon to hit the philippines in less than two weeks, and it has the force of a category three hurricane. civil defense officials said no deaths have been reported, but winds have wiped out homes and schools and >> well, thank you for being a friend. the u.s. post office will honor the life and work of betty white with her own stamp. it's nearly three years after she died in 2021, just weeks before turning 100. the stamp was designed by an art director for the postal service. it will be available in 2025. israeli airstrikes are hitting beirut for a sixth straight day, and at least two explosions struck the lebanese capital early this morning as israeli ground troops are advancing further into lebanon. >> a lebanese

. >> bela karolyi, the romanian american gymnastics coach who trained olympic gold medalist mary louand nadia comaneci has died. the legendary coach was a member of four of five u.s. olympic team stars and is credited with catapulting usa gymnastics to new levels of success. under his leadership, a young comaneci famously scored the perfect ten in olympic gymnastics however, his rigorous coaching methods were criticized by some former gymnasts as abusive and even drew legal scrutiny to his famed training facility. >> bela karolyi was 82 years old. georgia quarterback carson beck has faced a lot of criticism this season, especially after the bulldogs fell to number 16 last week, but it was looking for redemption this week against rival tennessee. coy wire with us and now with more. hi coach they were the preseason number one, but after a couple of tough losses, they're on a mission to silence all the critics. >> after falling behind ten nothing to the seventh ranked team in the nation, tennessee at home. the number 11 bulldogs get to work going on a 31 to 7 run. incredible throw by qu

and romania including nadia comaneci, dominique dawes, kerri strug, mary lou retton his training tactics came under scrutiny though, and he was sued for taunting athletes at his texas gym. karolyi was 82 years old. a super typhoon has made landfall in the philippines. the country has evacuated more than a half million people from the area. typhoon manny is unprecedented. the fourth typhoon to hit the philippines in less than two weeks, and it is the force of a category three hurricane. civil defense officials said no deaths have been reported, but winds have wiped out homes and schools and businesses and the u.s. post office will honor the life and work of betty white. she gets her own stamp. it's been nearly three years since he died. it was 2021, just weeks before turning 100. the stamp which is designed by an art director for the postal service, will be available next year well, this week we could learn how donald trump's election win will impact his lingering criminal cases in new york. >> a judge delayed his ruling on if and how to sentence in the hush money case lawyers needed more

. >> janai: legendary gymnastics coach bela karolyi, who guided many stars including mary lou rettonied. usa gymnastics confirmed the romanian-born coach's passing but no cause of death has been cited. bela karolyi was 82. >> whit: and netflix reporting that friday night's much hyped fight between mike tyson and jake paul gave the network record numbers. netflix says some 60 million households streamed the event and of course, there were the more than 72,000 people who watched the match in-person at at&t stadium in arlington, texas. paul beat tyson by unanimous decision. >> janai: wow, and i saw they said more numbers will be released later this week. it's really incredible. >> whit: yep. >> janai: all right. >>> we start this half hour with the latest on the investigation into burglaries taking place at the homes of some high-profile sports stars right at the moment that they're out playing with their teams. now authorities are looking into whether these cases could be related. abc's morgan norwood says police report lots of similarities between them. morgan, good morning. >> report

notably, he led nadia comaneci and mary lou retton to goldeci medals during his career. now, his cause of death has not been revealed, but he had been in poor health over the last few years. karolyi was 82 years old. now to your voice, your vote. and what supporters are calling a victory rally for san francisco's prop k. the proposition permanently closes part of the upper great highway to cars. the votes were 55% in favor, 45% against, but the opponents are not done fighting and now they have a new target. abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the sights and sounds of celebration on san francisco's great highway. >> today we're having a celebration for prop k fora everyone who's volunteered and anyone just excited about the park. >> voters passing the controversial ballot measure after months of battling between yes on k and no on k camps. >> a joyous occasion because finally, ocean beach park is a reality as part of a city pilot project. >> the two mile stretch of road is already closed to vehicles on weekends and holidays, the permanent closure, widely seen a

let's go to mary lou in connecticut, independent. good morning. your turn.r: good morning, yes, hi. i'm calling because talking about the supreme court, and everybody is so worried about age. look, i'm 92 years old, and i know what i'm doing. i have all my faculties, and i'm just as smart or dumb, whatever you would like to say, or smart as i ever was, and my age has nothing to do with it. it is your health. and because of medicine, the advances in medicine, that is why we are all living so much longer. that does not mean, look, people at 89, 95, a lot of them, i played cards four days a week with people that age. we know what we are doing. host: are there any of the sitting justices who have health concerns? guest: first of all, mary lou, congratulations on making it to your 90's and i hope there will be many more years ahead for you in connecticut. the issue is not really that these justices are losing their marbles. no one is suggesting any member of the court is incapable of doing the job, and viewers can find out for themselves and listen to the argumen

he coached mary lou rhetton to the all around title then coached at the 1996 summer games in atlanta.rolyi and his wife accusing them of harsh, sometimes abusive training methods. >> rebecca: spirit airlines has officially filed for bankruptcy. while this won't necessarily impact holiday travel, it could impact summer travel. our team, led by gio, will be watching it closely. and beloved actress betty white will be honored next year with her own u.s. postage stamp. i know you love this story, robin. me, too. it is one of many stamps marking notable americans, culture and history. the golden girls actress died in 2021, a few weeks short of her 100th birthday. >> robin: every time she visited us here, so gracious. >> rebecca: such a great spirit. and another reason to send a post card in 2025. we have more ahead including our broadcast exclusive about roblox and how parents can take back control. that is coming up. >> robin: lot of parents going to be watching that. now new developments in the idaho college murders case. defense attorneys are challenging key evidence they say was improp

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mary grinch miss donut collection for a limited time starting on black friday. it has three new donuts based on the characters from the iconic doctor seuss book the grinch, grinchy claus and cindy lou six pack or dozen at participating stores or through the krispy kreme app as well as at select grocery stores. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm silvana henao. those are pretty adorable. yeah. yum yum. well, here's a live look for you this morning over at the white house. this this is a few hours from now where president joe biden will pardon a pair of turkeys. peach and blossom. yes. they made their public debut yesterday. well, today, the president will officially share. spare them becoming part of anyone's thanksgiving dinner. peach blossom there they were. raised in minnesota. well, now, at 17 weeks old, they will return to the farm to live out their lives as ambassadors of the national turkey federation and the white house. pardoning tradition started back with president harry truman in 1947. those are beautiful, though, too. big birds. yeah, well, joining for you this morning a new spin on an annual drive through holiday light display at san jose's historic park. we're

sinn fein leader mary lou mcdonald has fielded more candidates this time, though, aiming to form a governmentwithout the two traditional powerhouses. an exit poll at 10:00 pm will offer the first glimpse of what ireland's next government could look like . next government could look like. russia is waging a staggeringly reckless campaign of sabotage across the uk. that's according to britain's m16 chief richard moore. in a speech in paris, he warned that putin's actions are not just aimed at ukraine but are threatening european and transatlantic security. he's also highlighted russia's nuclear threats. he says they're designed to scare nations into backing down from supporting kyiv . moore also stressed the kyiv. moore also stressed the high cost of failing to aid ukraine, warning that if putin succeeds, other adversaries like china and north korea could be emboldened, while his comments today come as intelligence reports show a rise in russian sabotage efforts targeting the west , and the sabotage efforts targeting the west, and the wait is over. notre dame's grand revival is finally on displ

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