presties, matty about joining us from geneva. now let's bring uh the latest updates from the lebanon border where tensions have remained high between the lebanese moven hezballah and the israeli regime ever since the gaza war broke out on october the 7th, our correspondent mariam saleh is now in southern lebanon to give us more updates mariam, over to you. yes, bardia, well we are here in the town of kham, this is one of the towns that has witnessed israeli shelling uh since october 8th, of course uh this the resistance had always been ready to retaliate for the israeli uh shelling and to continue its operations which have up until now not stopped uh let me just give you an idea about where we're standing right now right behind us is the israeli post of mutuli uh that was area that we were used to in the beginning. the confrontations go closer from now we were asked of course by the lebanese army and by the resistance to make sure that we are backing in a place which is further away since uh for for our safety for our security of

uh, matty, your thoughts or what you could tell us about the rally you're at, and and people's sentiments there on the ground. what you're seeing here, this huge turn out is is very significant to several reasons, first of all, today's saturday in iran, it's the beginning of the week, and usually on saturday people are at work, although today was not. the other factor is the weather, it's cold, it's rainy, however, still thousands have participated in this year, شما هستیم. rally started at 9:00 am, however since since 7 a.m. thousands to this streets earlier to participate in this event, now about the sentiments and anti-arrogans sentiments are high among people who are here, people have also voiced their opposition to the inhumane acts of killing innocent people in palestine, voicing their support for palestinians and people are still here and they they continue chanting, speaking with them, during my interviews, they all told me unanimously that they support all the oppressed people in the world, particularly those in palestine, now this is exactly what uh of the islamic revolution spee

going to swing back over to the rally uh, the date against global arrogance uh rally, and we have matty abbas our presty correspondent standing by at one of those rallies, the main one in the capital tehran, matty, tell us where you're at, what you're doing and what uh rally is there are saying, well daniel, as you can see. thousands of people from all works of life, it's not just the students and young iranians, but all people from all ages have gathered here today, where i'm standing at is jason too, the former us embassy in tehwan, which is now known as the den of escuenage, now uh today the official rally began at 9 a.m. and and iranians, thousands of them took to the streets and walked the distance between palestine square to the to the former embassy of them. anti-arrogans slogans and just minutes ago a group of iranian students read a statement in condemnation of the global arrogance as well as the oppressive regime. the presence of iranians in this year's event. you see, the numbers that you see here are are uncanning to, are not comparable to the previous years, many more have

abassian, hey there matty, well can you tell us what's this day all about.

iranian city of zanjan, isfahan, yazda, shiraz, hamedon, numerous horama, but numerous cities, uh, matty, your thoughts or what you can tell us about the the rally you're at and and people sentiments there on the ground. is is very significant due to several reasons, first of all, today is saturday in iran, it's the beginning of the week and usually on saturday people are at work, although today was not a national holiday and people were not off, they uh participated in november 4th rally in the city of tehwan, the other factor is the weather, it's cold, it's rainy, however. at 9 am, however, since since 7 am, thousands took to the streets earlier to participate in this event, now about the sentiments, anti-arrogance sentiments are high among people are here, people have also voiced their opposition to the inhumane acts of killing innocent people in palestine, voicing their support for palestinians and

see each city there is huge outpooring of rallyers what our correspondents in at the terron rally matti ab early earlier said is is much bigger outpooring than previous years uh and and uh possibly due to uh support for the palestinian people you can see people with the palestinian flags there in this rally people with hezbollah flags uh support resistance against um the occupying regime in tel aviv that has killed over 9200 gosons over last 28 days you see a burning there now of the uh american uh flag this is uh the tehran uh rally habiba just stay on the line for one second let me just uh update our viewers with respect to uh the nationwide rallies that are taking place in. iran today, iranians from all walks of life are marking national day of the fight against global arrogance, countrywide this saturday morning in iran. these tries are going to be held in dozens of cities throughout the country, demonstrators uh from all walks of life and also many uh university students express uh opposition to the arrogant policies and attitudes of uh iran's enemies, particularly the uh us. now b

immaty brey, national director of the american muslim alliance, who joins us from washington dc, and matty bray, welcome to the program, so you were there, you were one of the speakers, i guess my logical question should be, what did you say, what did you see and what did you experience there? what's your view on everything? well, first of all, i experienced a beautiful mobilization, tens of thousands of people showed up in washington dc, they show their support for palestine and and their this pleasure with the seasar, seaser of god. and also with the demand for sea fire to protect the people of gaza, and also to call for not spending us tax dollars, in the amount of 20, mean 18, mean $23.3 billion dollars for for natanahu uh apartie regime. that basically no terrorizes and and and and and and things about devastation and occupation, illegal occupation of people. of palestine, so basically it was we were there to show our support and our disappointment also with with with uh president biden, uh refused to really put pressure or ce fire, because that's what that was one of the principal de

matty abasion reports. a ceremony in iran's northern coastal city of anzali, new destroyer dob deil laman has officially joined the country's naval fleet. iran's top military brass, including chief of staff of iranian armed forces, major general muhammad baqiri and iran's army commander major general abdulrahim musawi attended the ceremony. deilaman is the latest high-tech achievement in iran's defense industry that was made possible through round a clock efforts by iranian experts, industrialists and knowledge-based companies, being the fifth jamonon class destroyer, delamon weighs 1500 tons. it is equipped with various types of domestically manufactured defense systems and equipment and is particularly powerful in terms of detection, interception and rescue capabilities, addressing the ceremony, iran's top military chief held the achievement saying that delamon destroyer sends a message of peace and friendship to all the neighbors of the islamic republic, in particular the caspian sea countries. the caspian sea is the sea of peace and friendship. we have friendly all-out ties with all n

territories for the palestinians when they want to for example go to work, we'll have that coming up in the matti section. all right, let's move up to the next item which uh is also very important here, and that's the losses that are incurred to the palestinian economy. now this particular um graph that you see over here which is going to go in segments regarding the losses that are happening uh has to deal with an area by the name of area c. we're looking at uh and i'm going to give you the population of palestinians that exist there which is estimated to be around 300 to 4000 palestinians who live in 532 residential areas. you also have of course settlers there uh 230 illegal soddoments, but it covers 60% of the occupied west bank uh. these are the losses that have been incurred, some categories, a general economic growth slowed down $1.1 billion dollars. det see minerals 918 million million dollars. again, these are the types of uh overall revenues that can be generated for the palestinian economy. and when you take these categories as a whole like agriculture, stone, tourism, construction, te

i am so grateful for every momently with you, matty, and i miss you every day it was an honor to share. never. the best of friends till the end. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> i mean, they took their time, like we mentioned. two weeks since he had passed before they could finally articulate their feelings like that i mean, it makes sense it's shocking when you hear a sudden passing of your friend like that. >> still haven't said anything public yet it is still too tough. they have said time and time again, they are more than just friends, they are family it's going to be a while, i can imagine, before they get to that point. >> seems like the catalyst was attending the memorial service in person. if are you a fan of "friends", can you head to beantown this cafe is full of friends easter eggs like the neon sign the cafe honored the late matthew perry handing out chandler bing quotes >> a heavy heart remembering him. >> you see people all the time heading to the place where they shot "friends. that's it for us here on this wednesday on "early today. i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera.

our correspondent matty is now joining us from southern lebanon to give us an update on the latest developments there. hello madiam, hope you are safe. what can you tell us with respect to the resistance uh group hezbollah and the israeli regime there along that border? well actually concerning the shaling the israel shalling. continued last night really heavily and uh it was considered one of the heaviest nights actually when you had shelling that reached areas that were basically beyond uh the border villages and border towns uh so what we are looking at is somewhat of escalation uh but still the shelling is in areas that is on the outskirts or in open areas uh you also have hazbullah also intensifying their resistance operations we had several operations yesterday also conducted especially against one area which is called the uh town where you had uh infantry being targeted by the lebanese resistance by hazballah's islamic resistance and they say they targeted they hit their targets and they say that the several soldiers have fallen between dead and wounded so basically we are in the same st

matti almashat warned that any escalation by the us against yemen's interests will be tanto mount toependence day that is on november the 30th. activis and political commentator hussein albuiti says yemen will respond to any country that may interfere with this anti-israel operations, especially those involving israeli link ships in the re'. let's see, if they will try to do anything to stop any of those attack, especially against israeli ships in the red sea that yemani will conduct attack against all ship trying to prevent that, and that was clear from the statement of the amid major yah, days ago after the when they seized that ship that he said, clearly any ship will interfere, it will come under attack and i believe as well this is a clear warning as well to germany and france because they have their worship in the region if they will try to interfere maybe their interest as and their commercial ship will come under attack if they will uh try to stop any of those uh attack that coming from yemen against israel and i believe that yemeni attack it shows all arab nation that they a

she wrote "i am so grateful for every moment i had with you, matty, and i miss you every day."hotos and wrote, "it is with a heavy heart i say good-bye. the times we had together are honestly among the favorite times of my life. spread your wings and fly, brother. you're finally free. much love. and i guess you're keeping the $20 you owe me." >>> eight teenagers were arrested in a beating death, and there was a deadly bus crash on a highway. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the columbus dispatch" reports six people were killed in a fiery crash in ohio. authorities say a charter bus carrying 54 high school students and chaperones was rear-ended by a semi-truck yesterday. five vehicles were involved in that accident. the bus was carrying a high school marching band on their way to perform at a conference in columbus. three students on the bus were killed. three adults in a vehicle accompanying the students were also killed. 18 others were injured. >>> "the las vegas review" says eight high school students were arrested in the beating deaths -- death of

aniston wrote, matty, i love you so much and i know you are now completely at peace and out of any painery day, sometimes i can almost hear you saying, could you be any crazier? david schwimmer wrote, i imagine you up there somewhere in the same white suit, hands in your pockets, looking around, could there be any more clouds? and lisa kudrow said, thank you for all i learned about grace and love through knowing you. co-stars matt leblanc and courteney cox posted tributes to perry on tuesday. >>> travis kelce is opening up about his trip to argentina to watch taylor swift perform. ♪ karma is the guy on the chiefs ♪ >> in the new episode of their podcast, the kelce brothers talked about the moment when swift changed the lyrics of her song "karma" to give him a shoutout, a shoutout to the kansas city chiefs tight end. >> how does it feel to officially be the guy on the chiefs? >> you mean karma? yeah, no, had no clue, might had a little bit of a clue. when i heard it come out of her mouth, still shocked me. >> the couple's parents will reportedly meet for the first time on monday when the

you soon that's monandil press tv correspondent joining us from ramal we're going to welcome welcome matty now uh present to be correspondent from beirout um and if you can see for viewers there there's breaking news - and protesters worldwide have slamed apartide israel for committing genocide in the besige gaza strip just earlier it mentioned uh settler attacks in the occupied west bank um against palestinians in their homes. i just want to make point before matiam starts with her update that just before october 7th from january to october 7th of this year there were 700 cases of uh not by the uh regime forces but by settlers over. 700 reported cases and these are cases that were reported by israeli settlers against palestinians in the occupied west bank, the most that rights groups had on record over the last 30 years and lot of people say it's one of the actions that led up to what we saw operation alax the flood on the seventh of october by resistance in support of so many target palestinian families there in the occupied west bank as well as the besieg strip now matiam i want to welc

minister hossain abdullah scheduled to meet the un under secretary for human rights martin griffitz uh matty what updates do you have to share with us well as you said the iranian foreign minister has arrived in the city of jana in switzerland. the whole talks with the officials of the united nations, right now as i'm speaking to you, upstairs is holding talks with mr. gripit, the un under secretary for humanitarian, human rights affairs, now the topic that mr. amir abdullah and mr. are discussing is mainly god, the crisis that is unfording in palestine, the massacre - civilians in palestine and and the bloodship that's happening there. now the other thing that i have to say is that this um let's say uh trip to geneva today will have other meetings as well, there are between three to four other meetings between up and other uh

i don't know how to get that done project to us then mattie slogans all click assignments. i do hots up was here just half an hour ago, and now he has left us along with his wife, his son and brother, and many of the victims from his family, the still see event, the privilege of being a journalist with legal immunity. under international law, human rights and the 4th geneva convention protecting civilians during war time is non existent in the palestinian territories. once we are facing human god. so it goes beyond the limits of possibility and surpasses international laws. we only read these laws and principles as the original terms. but in reality, these retirements, this semester is indeed a button to me, which is why i wanted to discard it's. mohammad was not just the journalist. he was a professional who focused on the fact that we are victims here under this via ended this war. we are old victims. part of the meantime, a meeting to meet us on the intuition house being overshadowed to close by the prices and also on the southeast asian countries need to as arch washing

thank you, mat safe, this matty am, sorry joining us from beirout, and she also mentioned that secretary general, the lebanese resistance movement saysan is to speak later in a very long, awaited speech, we'll be covering that and following developments there very closely here on press tv, everyone, stay tuned and bye-bye for now. when the jews were segregated in the gettos, no one would imagine that decades later they would do the same exact thing to another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate palestinians. no one could also imagine that palestinian. would be the ones paying the price for crimes that the nazi germans and the west committed against the jews. they blured the lines and passed zinous off as jews to push forward their insidious agenda. this documentary shows a clear picture of what's going on behind the ghetto walls. بيعملوا برك وبيتسبحوا فيها وممنوع تسقي غنمك او جمالك او تشرب حتى. قاموا فيه هدم ثلاثه ابار جوفيه في المنطقه واعتقال اصحاب هذه الابار. تصور المي اللي اسرائيل بتطالب انه احنا نستغلها هي ميه مجاري مجاري نابلس your top stories here on press tv: t

we need to come up with some solution, read ecology and economy mattie. and that is a, that is possible. as i told you, that the editor brings a lot of sense. but we need to study that which area i need to allow me to do and not to allowed. what are the season read when you can allow and what are the see then when you do not. and so that the collision is required and probably you may get the answer for the human being. and when you get the answer for eva, and use the associated by the divers, different course across india have fast orders over the years to dane, in san minding activities. the government do have set tools for sustainable sign mining practices. however, on the ground in force meant of these woods remain wanting as india of appetite for signed rules for those like archives who live in the shadow of unchecked sand mining, the air force to stem its damage continue. but why all the mining all of this, and that's because us cities are expanding on people need houses to live in houses, need sands to be built. would it be fair to expect someone to

thank you uh matty for that update live from tehran, we're also going to swing now over to jennifer chang, our corresponent there in uh soul south korea, hello jennifer, i hope you're doing well, uh, seems like you're a rally to and what is your rally all about and what is that commemorating because it might be different, i think this one is in support of palestinians, but very similar to the message with respect to the rally, the day against arrogant uh powers taking place. in tehran cuuse we very well know aerogan powers today have united behind the israeli regime and its atrocities and killing of civilians in gaza. yes, this protest is easily the biggest protest so far, because we have now two major groups taking part in the pro palestine protest here in soul south korea next to the israeli embassy in the heart of downtown soul. as this rally is taking place, a march is also taking place near the embassy, it's composed of all the major groups that are progressive and liberal such as the metal workers union of south korea, their jajon, north ching chong province branches here, and the g

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our correspondent, matty joined us earlier with more details. we had several rockets fired uh from south lebanon into the western side of the gilili, the israeli said that they had um, one of them hit a football field, uh, others, it's not clear whether they hit targets. uh, now these rockets have been claimed by alqasam brigades, mostly usually when they launch. um these sorts of kitusisha rockets they usually of course claim responsibility and they they do say that they have targeted but usually they do so when they are hitting specific targets in the kiputs that are facing the lebanese southern border we also had israeli shelling which continues since since last night early this morning against the towns of labune shihin and jaban and also earlier they targeted itashab and these are all bordering uh villages um and so basically this is the latest development concerning uh the uh exchange of fire. people around the world continue hitting the streets to show solidarity with palestinians and demand an end to israely bloodshed in the gazo strip w

jim mattis captured this really well when you said if you don't give us diplomats you will have to provide more ammunition. the answer to the question is it's all of the above. in the beginning you want to avoid warfare. the diplomacy of the cobbles together the components of deterrence is significant, is crucial. if you look at the indo pacific the deterrence doesn't just rest on the military forces is on all of our capabilities. what we need is a comprehensive, integrated whole governments control. that means our allies and partners together with the u.s. and is not just military it's diplomatic, economic, trade. although there is a gap when it comes to trade. we should have joined the transpacific partnership we help to develop and has gone on without us. it was more important as the security rather than economic or trade. although there were efforts in that regard. that is the pre-conflict. if you get into a crisis diplomacy is crucial there as well and we have seen the role of our secretary of state with to see how because can be administered to after dismantling the hamas political w

definitely it's going to be worse than what's happening, okay we're going to leave it there, thanks uh matty press, joining us from geneva we return to the normal course of programming for now, thanks for staying with us. more and more blood of. palestinians being shed in gaza, which the un has called a graveyard for kids. al shah hospital has been encircled by israely forces with tellave insisting, palestinian fighters are present in the area, while hamas denies the claim as lie and asked the you want to visit the place first hand to prove the claim is wrong. now people seeking shelter in schools and hospitals that are now being directly hit by israeli forces, us made bombs and missiles. meantime yemen's ansalla leader has criticized some arab leaders for lack of... of effective action, at the same time people around the world keep condemning the israeli crimes and urging their leaders to do something about genocide in gaza. welcome to the spotlight. i'm your host. let's see who's joining us in this episode of the spotlight. editor and chiefs of join me from moscow. also with this. politica

joining me now, former federal prosecutor, christopher matty. he is the attorney of a law firm in connecticut, and msnbc political analyst. he is the host of the strange days podcast. the president of amandi international. i wonder when you expect in new york appeals court will make of trump's two a.m. thanksgiving comments? >> the most significant development here is that the new york district attorney is likely to present evidence that, following that tweet, the threats, and harassing behavior directed to him escalated in seriousness. so what you really have is a case study, showing, quote, the effectiveness of the gag order in protecting court staff, and also, trump's willingness to go ahead, and to direct his supporters to attack these people in the absence of a gag order. i think the appellate court is, likely, to side with the judge because no criminal defendant has a legitimate interest in attacking court employees. there may be first amendment issues with other types of speech, but not this. i expect the appellate court to reinstitute th

let me know how to get that done project to us then mattie slogans. i'll click home and i'll do hots up was here just half an hour ago. and now he has left us along with his wife, his son, and brother, and many of the victims from his family. the so c event of the privilege of being a journalist with legal immunity under international law. human rights and the 4th geneva convention protecting civilians during war time is non existent in the palestinian territories. what we are facing here in guns and it goes beyond the limits of possibility and surpasses international laws. we only read these laws and principles as the reticle terms, but in reality, this determined this best is indeed a button to me, which is why i wanted to discard. mohammed was not just a journalist, he was a professional who focused on the fact that we are victims here under this fire. and in this war, we are old victims the regarding kids, according to that su and report over 700000 children have been displaced since the kick off of the wall early october. the un underlining the s

tries in the first half, and ben curry finishing off a really classic incisive passing move before mattys would be his final match for england, a fitting way to end a super international career, and then come up with the game already won, the free—flowing england moves, space down the left, it was course into the wind stuff, and excellent crossfield kick somehow ending up in the hands of leeds star harry newman. this crowd up on their feet, were 26 points to four, a really pleasing way to finish what has been a very good series win for sean wayne's side. earlier here at headingley, in the first of the triple—header, england's women playing a really comfortable victory over their welsh counterparts. 0nly england's second game since last year's world cup. an england side that features george roach, who just a couple of weeks ago when the nrl w down under. a well site, you will remember that only four or five years ago, so this would always be a tough task, made all that up after amy hardcastle's early two tries. into the second half, they were really unlucky not to get back into it before

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i took the dog protect us, then mattie slogans. i'll click the timing of the hots up was here just half an hour ago. and now he has left us and other with his wife, his son and brother, and many of the victims from his family, the so. so you have the privilege of being a journalist, legal immunity, under international law, as human rights. and the 4th geneva convention protecting civilians during war time is non existent in the palestinian territories. once we are facing human gods that goes beyond the limits of possibility and surpasses international laws, we only read these laws and principles as the original terms. but in reality, it is determined, this message is indeed a button to meet and which is why i wanted to discard. mohammed was not just a journalist. he was a professional who focused on the fact that we on victims here under this fire. and in this war, we are old victims, part of the a complaint it has been filed of the international criminal court to get these really prime minister been admitted to now. it's been lost

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obsolete imperialistic policies and refrain from providing military aid to the specialist seems the mattie recall and then to stop preventing the international will aiming at ending the hostilities . i know opinion about the process. this is what we witnessed, and as you entered the assembly to them, we say you are standing alongside of history, of the presence of the region to be owned, cannot enjoy peace and stability as long as our established rights that the post indians not restored the right to freedom of independence and the return of refuge of swat up at the well, joining us from washington dc now is benjamin freedman, who's the policy direct to a defense prior to the us foreign policy? think time, thanks for joining us. so what do you think is a massive strategy here, even as we continue to see israel's with the dentist? one bob? well, it seems like a box is now eager to get public opinion globally on their side and push israel to negotiate some kind of settlement. i don't think a mouse imagines they'll get a wheel moving towards, you know, a palestinian state and it went through

in february us present, joe biden went to key if he meant that with the head of the skis mattie community, which was established by the authorities. and incidentally, this is a beneficiary of all of the presentation of the crating of the church that would change. it seems to been asked to receive. this is something that the us president certainly is attention to. this is a message that the current administration of the us present supports the so called correct religious community, and the incorrect one skin to dealt with the state which seemed rushes permanent. representative to the us noted that russia is the country that has repeatedly tried to draw attention to the ongoing religious persecution happening in ukraine at the hands of the ones these governments. but the west has refused to acknowledge it. the rest using the colored ink brushes repeatedly, drawn the attention of the council to cubes, campaign to destroy economical orthodoxy and ukraine. we raise these questions during meetings of the un security council. on the 17th of january, the 26th of july on the 12th of may at our ini

i have people like jim mattis that he is -- it's the retribution tour as he calls it. >> adam kinzingerd to me one time you are driving down the road and you see the guardrail smashed and dented, that's fine because it saved the person who hit it but what about next time someone hits the guardrail? >> that's her concern. >> don't forget, you can watch "the chris wallace show" saturday mornings at 10:00 eastern -- and his other show. >> are you calling me -- no i'm promoting your shows. it's "who's talking to chris wallace" streaming on max. you can also watch "the lead" here on max. next here on cnn, the new offers to president biden's son hunter. stay with us. >>> in our politics lead, hunter biden, the president's son who is the subject of an investigation led by republicans in the house oversight committee, as well as a federal investigation, said today that he is willing to answer lawmakers' questions with this stipulation, that he gets to testify in public and not behind closed doors. manu raju is live on capitol hill. why does hunter biden want to testify in public? and i would as

obsolete imperialistic policies and refrain from providing military age to the special seems the mattie recall, and then to stop preventing the international will aiming and ending the hostilities. i know opinion about across activities, this is what we would have to the winter and the assembly to them. we say you were standing alongside of history on the presence of the region to be owned, cannot enjoy peace and stability as well as our establish right. what the post indians not restored the right to freedom, the independence and the return of refuge of squad, betsy. sure. who for a short break here. and i'll just say when we come back the remains of dozens of people are discovered in nigeria. that 40 pods have been sold and their families compare around some more not statements. the color of the weather remains a little disturb across the middle. expedited say too much rightful normally of course, but we see some lot of houses recently and there were few more where that came from central. there was a saudi arabia say, some showers. we all that is to say some flooding night, which was

obsolete imperialistic policies and refrain from providing military age to the special seems the mattie recall, and then to stop preventing the international will aiming and ending the hostilities. no opinion about the cost carries. this is what we witness to you in during the assembly to them, we say you were standing alongside of history on the present to the region to be owned, cannot enjoy peace and stability. as long as our establish right with the post indians not restored the right to freedom of independence and the return of refuge from swat up at the should. meanwhile, in the occupied westbank, a refugee camp in jeanine was hit by and he's really as trying during an overnight raid. these are the army says choose also located and destroyed tunnel used by fighters in the area. 3 people have been killed in the west bank in the last 24 hours. cha, stratford has this update from outside the camp when a clean up operation was getting underway. steve, joining us on the edge of the refugee camp in janine, i'll just ask moreno a camera man to turn around and show you the level of destru

as i said at the start, i find it in a position to be and where i am blaming matty for this when manyget that. i am sorry. that is going to happen. i'm not going to say you should have done this, you should have done that. we will have some pretty honest conversations, as he do and say what are you going to do to improve this? as far as i am concerned, he gets my full backing and an opportunity to try to turn it round. to the season—ending atp tour finals in turin now, where britain's neal skupski is up and running with a victory in his opening doubles match. skupski and his dutch playing partner wesley koolhof won in straight sets against the australian pair rinky hijikata and jason kubler 6—3, 6—4. skupski and koolhof are the number two seeds were semi—finalists at this event last year, they are the current wimbledon champions in the men's doubles. britain'sjoe salisbury is also in doubles action in turin right now. he and partner rajeev ram have taken the first set against 43—year—old rohanna bopara and his partner matthew ebden. they just won in straight sets. alex zverev often sa

. >> now he wants to investigate the people who worked for him, people like john kelly and jim mattis we look at the general milley, who just love the joint chiefs of staff, he wants people that actually worked for him. >> i personally don't have reporting, on that but that having been said, one of the things about donald trump is that he never rules out anything. you know this as well as anybody, which means that everything is on the table. and then, his folks say, well, he did not really say it, but someone else said it. if he isn't open to these ideas, then he is perfectly capable of saying that. >> and i think that, you know, this is not just theoretical. you've done a lot of reporting on what a second trump term would look like. and the latest, his immigration plans, that was one of his biggest issues that he brought to office in 2016. what will that look like if he were to be a really reelected? >> a couple of things, he has noted and his been pretty direct about that. he said in a speech that he wanted to conduct the largest mass deportation operation in the country, that the c

courtney cox, saying, i am so grateful for every moment i had with you, mattie.r aniston saying, being able to really sit in this grave allows you to feel that moments of joy and gratitude for haven't loved someone that deep. and we loved him. deeply. [silence]

christopher matty, thank you for walking us through all of it. next, it may come as no surprise that the party of trump's barely functioning. texas congressman on what it will take to do the people's work in the month and year to come. plus, more on tonight's breaking news. 39 palestinians just released from three prisons after hamas released 17 hostages today. stick with us. >> happy thanksgiving message from donald trump shows that he is doubling down on attacking anyone that he perceives as being against him. took advantage of a pause, a pause to the gag order in his new york civil trial, to attack the new york attorney general, letitia james, and the judge's clerk, and more. all ignoring the fact that it is words have consequences. before trump's online rant, court officials on wednesday were arguing in favor of the gag order, cited a list of threats against the law clerk and trump's civil trial, after he complained about her on social media. according to a filing, the court receives 20 to 30 harassing calls a day. and to show that they were

now he, though, wants to investigate the people who worked for him, people like john kelly and jim mattis. when we look at the -- general milley, who just left the joint chiefs of staff. he wants to go after people that actually worked for him. >> i personally don't have reporting on that. but that having been said, one of the things about donald trump is that he never rules out anything. you know this as well as anybody, which means that everything is on the table. then his folks say, well, he didn't really say it. someone else said it. if he doesn't -- if he isn't open to these ideas, he is perfectly capable of saying them. >> i think this is not just theoretical. you've done a lot of reporting on what a second trump term would look like. the latest was on what his immigration plans would be. that was one of the biggest issues he rode into office on in 2016. what would that look like if he were re-elected? >> he, as you noted, has been pretty direct about that. he said in a speech he wanted to conduct the largest mass deportation the country has seen. and he's using an eisenhower model

you can argue and the primary but what happens in the general mattis.ink some women for them it's not actually about abortion it's about their ri rights. >> also in the discourse does not happen in a vacuum you have a discipline candidate like glenn youngkin, whatever my personal beliefs arguing 15 weeks, that did not cut it because the voters other pro-life messengers and they hear the undertone and pro-life advocates who do not want to make birth control over the counter, who do not want to increase ed and a sense it's about controlling women's bodies than protecting the lives of the unborn. that's why think nikki haley is so red signet on this issue because she focuses on the fact that we need contestants and were docketing a 15 week abortion at the federal level we only have 40 pro-life senators and you need 60. maria: what voters are hearing our band, band. >> is a difference, when republicans talk about and you heard scott and others, republicans talk about abortion implements and that designates. democrats talk about abortion ban and even if they

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