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maura barrett, thank you very much, good to see you.ossman, maura mentioned blizzard conditions in the sfral central plains. >> it is in the northern plains, the central high plains as well and we're seeing dangerous, treacherous travel, blizzard conditions, winds gusting up to 35, 55 miles per hour, slick conditions and whiteout conditions with the blowing snow, could see some power outages as well. travel troubles over the next two days, possible delays in minneapolis, we heard from maura that we have some in denver, cleveland, d.c., charlotte, possible as well, and then by tomorrow we're going to see the storm system moving off to the north and east, talking rain along the east coast, that causes slowdowns on the roadways and could cause slowdown at the airport as well. we're seeing low -- we could see that tomorrow, saw fog earlier today, boston, new york city, philadelphia, d.c., down to charlotte, could see some likely delays tomorrow, with periods of rain, and also areas of fog, so this is what the storm looks like right now on t

>> once i get time, i will explain what we're looking at. >> maura, shouldn't republicans be able tothat question? >> they should. i completely agree that they should, and i think ken buck was one of those who said i don't have enough right now to go with it, he ultimately chose to. i think when it comes to an inquiry, obviously ali just talked about it, is to get information, to understand what was happening because they feel as though they've been stone walled from the biden white house from getting the information they wanted to get. and hunter biden not appearing before the committee, a subpoena, you know, that is also a concern because they're not getting that information. he more or less gave an opening statement and then ran back to his car. >> he said he would appear publicly and testify in an open hearing. >> right, and that sounds nice for someone who wants to have that. you don't get to have that choice. the january 6th hearing, when he multiple behind closed doors, to not only have the time is constraints of a public hearing but to have those conversations without anyone

want to bring in dave aaronburg and maura jaleski. welcome. happy merry post christmas.et your reaction to why it is the supreme court punted this back to d.c. circuit and how this is going to change the timeline when we're looking at the march 4th trial date. >> i don't think it is going to change the timeline that much. i think the reason why the supreme court punted it back is because the d.c. circuit court of appeals said they would excite their own review. they're not going to intervene here. there is precedent, but jack smith did not invoke the election when he went to the supreme court. if he had said this is an emergency because if you don't act now, this case could get delayed until after the election and then trump is going to undo everything and that is a violation against the rule of law, maybe that would have convinced the supreme court. but he didn't do so. and the reason he didn't do so is that he did not want to mention the election. he and merrick garland are so nervous about being seen as political, that they did not want to break the code and as such t

. >> maura tiene una hija en primaria y por ello los resultados de estudios internacionales sobre aprendizajeanco mundial uno de los indicadores que dio mÁs aumento fue la deficiencia en la lectura. >> miraron el uno al otro. >> la proporciÓn de estudiantes de nivel socio bajo aumentÓ en un 60% por ciento metros estudiantes del estratos alto aumentÓ en un 15% segÚn el informe en el que se atribuye a la pandemia las afectaciones educativas. >> carlos es padre y asegura que mientras trabajaba no podÍa dar seguimiento y meter a su hijo tomaba clases de manera remota. >> a veces se distraiga mucho porque tenÍa que estar uno a la vista de ellos. >> el reporte aplicado a alumnos de 15 aÑos plantea que los resultados de mÉxico y matemÁticas fueron inferiores en comparaciÓn con 2018 antes de la pandemia. >> hacer operaciones llaves se las hago mal y por eso no me gusta. >> tras publicarse este estudio el presidente lÓpez obrador desestimÓel informe. >> todos esos parÁmetros se crearon en la Época del neoliberalismo y estas pruebas son parte de lo mismo. >> segÚn especialista las autoridades educativa

maura barrett has more from chicago. >> reporter: a deadly winter storm on the move. creating treacherous conditions across the heartland as millions look to head home from the holidays. >> if you do have to travel, you should pack provisions in case you get stranded >> reporter: blizzard warnings in effect across five states, including colorado, blan kelted in up to ten inches of snow with up to six inches on the way. in south dakota, whiteout conditions forcing authorities to shut down the interstate. strong wind gusts tearing apart this car park and piling snowdrifts at residents' front doors. the storm turning deadly in kansas a wichita woman killed after authorities say she lost control of her truck on an icy stretch of highway and in nebraska, the state patrol responding to nearly 150 weather-related incidents, despite urging drivers to stay off the road slick conditions on the interstate causing semi-trucks to slip off the roads, others jackknifed, forcing highways to shut down for hours. flyers feeling the effects, too. more than 5,000 flights delayed or cance

. >> maura tiene una hija y por eso los estudios de estudios internacionales sobre aprendizaje la principal econÓmica y de desarrollo el plan del banco mundial en el caso del banco mundial un indicador que dios mÁs aumentÓ fue la deficiencia en la lectura. >> la proporciÓn de estudiantes de nivel socioeconÓmico bajo se lo puede leer un texto aumentÓ 25% mientras que un estudiante de estrato alto aumentÓ en un 15% y de acuerdo con el informe en el que se atribuye a la pandemia las afectaciones educativas. >> carlos del valle de asilo y aseguran que mientras esto pasaba no podÍa dar seguimiento mientras su hijo tomaba clases de manera remota. >> era difÍcil porque uno tenÍa que estar a la vista de ellos. >> segÚn se plantea que los resultados de mÉxico en matemÁticas fueron inferiores en comparaciÓn con 2018 antes de la pandemia. >> hago operaciones y a veces salvo que las hago mal y por eso no me gusta. >> el presidente lÓpez obrado desestimÓ este informe. >> estos parÁmetros se crearo en la Época del neoliberalismo esto es parte de lo mismo. >> las autoridades educativas se han enfocado en

soy maura ramírez. >> bueno, ya vimos. hay mucho de donde escoger. bebidas sin alcohol.ar, el cual incluye un pesebre y un árbol de navidad. vea qué bonito! recuerda que usted también puede enviarnos los vídeos de sus hogares decorados y los publicaremos en nuestra edición del mediodía. ya regresamos, ya con nosotros. recuerda también que puedes seguirnos en los medios sociales x facebook e instagram en las direcciones que ve en su pantalla. además, las aplicaciones telemundo 48, telemundo 33 y telemundo fresno están disponibles para sus teléfonos celulares, ya regresamos estas son buenas noticias para quienes les gusta jugar a la lotería. le comento no hubo ganador del premio mayor del powerball de esta semana, por lo que el monto continuará aumentando. ahora tiene un estimado de 685 millones de dólares. solo alguien en california ganó 2 milloncitos de dólares con 5 números que le acertó. así que el próximo sorteo del powerball es mañana y le deseamos a todos mucha suerte . si es ganador, pues llámenos aquí a telemundo para que le hagamos una entrevista. vamos a pasar h

and we're back with rick, did eddie and maura. >> this is sad and also understandable. shown that divided government is often more effective than when they are all aligned. and the problem is that just the disaffection the incompetence within the republican party. the republican party is more divided internally than it is against the democratic party. >> and i want to pick up on something that you said there andri it to maura, which the "times" says that tiny majority that requires unanimity to get anything done, deep party divisions that that make unanimity all but imable for, and a right wing who is not passing new recalls. >> i don't know how they pull it off the rails. but we often talk about the extremism and anti-democratic rhetoric as a sign that the republican party has essentially given up on democracy and just interested in power. absolutely true. no question. but this is another symptom i think. which is to say that there is a significant portion of this caucus that did not come to washington to do the people's business. they did not come to govern. they did

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plus "new york times" editorial board member maura gay. thank you all for being here. one anecdote and it's very, very well articulated in the georgia indictment against donald trump and the other conspirators. but it is so textured, it is so real about the deliberate effort that rudy giuliani and others went to to use these two poll workers, these two election workers as an example of the illegality and the corruption that was going on in the election. except it was entirely, entirely made up. >> mm-hmm. ali, i mean, i've heard that testimony over and over again. it's still heart-wrenching. i think you put it perfectly. these women were on the front lines of our democracy, particularly here in georgia. you know, serving as election poll workers to help the elderly, to help anyone who needed help to cast their ballots in georgia. and i was there at those hearings back in 2020 when rudy giuliani was spreading lies and conspiracy theories about what they were doing, especially that ginger mint. right? they were passing a ginger mint to each other and he was claiming they

we're also joined by nbc news correspondent maura barrett. she is at one of the busiest airports in the world, chicago's o'hare. great to see both you ladies. laura, with you first, it wasn't like last year, but southwest had hundreds of cancellations due to fog this weekend. how is it looking there today? >> reporter: yeah, some serious severe fog here in chicago over the weekend, canceling about 300 southwest flights on sunday, about 100 more trickling over into the holiday yesterday. also canceled. as of today, southwest is running smoothly. their team telling nbc yesterday they were operating in stable condition, they were putting all hands on deck to make sure that people could travel safely. it is a stark comparison to what we saw last year when 2 million travelers were stranded from southwest alone due to weather and scheduling issues. but weather is that wild card when it comes to something unpredictable like fog or winter weather we experience this time of year. i'm at o'hare today. things are operating pretty smoothly. it is very bu

here's nbc news correspondent maura barrett. >> reporter: seattle police searching for suspects in alent hit and runs. in the first, someone inside the vehicle tells the driver to hit a woman crossing the street. as the car strikes the woman the people inned the car are heard laughing. police say this surveillance video shows that same incident in a second run-in a few blocks away from first the driver directly plows into a pedestrian. striking the victim from behind sending them toppling over the roof of the vehicle. >> strikes random pedestrians. anyone with information please come foward. >> reporter: in a statement, the seattle police writing that suspect's vehicle didn't stop in either incident. based on the speed of the impact likely the victim suffered serious injuries. >> it's so horribly unfortunate that have individuals in any community that could take tactics to hurt others and then somehow feel that it's comical. as far as the community is concerned, stay vigilant as you walk in and around your communities. >> reporter: is videos from seattle disturbing and remarkably sim

you, secretary general maura. thank you for that question.actually, there of the memory of the world of committee for, latin america and the caribbean are very active, encouraging indigenous submissions for nomination and there a lot of inscriptions that aren't always joyful. some of them are inscriptions related to genocide, the slave trade of violence against because these are things that need to be acknowledged and this is what documentary heritage is. we're supposed to remember. and yeah and they purposely at the memory the world committee for latin and the caribbean do not the member states support it for anything to be inscribed. it will be looked at in if it's put forward by a civil society organization or an indigenous organization. so in the case of the international memory of the world programs, they would a member state letter. but in the case of latin america, they will actually just speak to you directly and then so there wouldn't be any problems with the member states in case of an authoritarian government that would marginalize

joining us now is maura mccoy. she's from baked by maura cookie . here to teach us how to make our cookie sparkle. we had you here last year. you taught me well. >> thank you. i'm so happy to be back. i'm well. how are you? >> does it really relieve stress? >> yes, it is a great stress reliever. it's very fun. >> okay. well, this christmas tree you did here, how much time did that take? >> that took a couple, maybe an hour. only an hour. maybe an hour, maybe two. with the baking . all right. >> was that stressful? >> no, it was fun. all right, well, let's dive in. >> we're going to make some cookies. yes, i need a lot of help. >> okay. so we're going to make some cookies that are really fun to make at home with the kids as well. fun for adults, too. and we start with a cookie that has a little hole in it. when you bake the cookie, you can press into it with a spoon or a teaspoon and it will create a little cavity. okay. and that's what we're going to hide. some sprinkles. so once we decorate the top of our cookie, which we will be doing right now, w