yeah, and michaela, for decades. _ year. yeah, and michaela, for decades, politics _ year.r decades, politics in germanyl year. yeah, and michaela, for- decades, politics in germany have been characterised by coalition, cooperation, compromise. how does the current stability potentially affect that?— the current stability potentially affect that? ~ ., ,. , affect that? what you describe as instability is _ affect that? what you describe as instability is really _ affect that? what you describe as instability is really a _ instability is really a fragmentation of the political landscape. and the rise of the far right alternative for germany is part of that. our system is different from the british or the american one. it is built to force the parties to have to reach a compromise, to make sure there is a maximum amount of stability in the political sphere, because it was built out of the rebels of the second world war and enough to resume the nazi regime there which came through a moment of political incivility in germany. that is why the mandate is pretty much, there's no c

michaela kushner's chief political editor with deutsche welle.ined the pulling may show germany with the sharpest movement to the right in decades. >> there is a sense that the conservatives you see could very well take over once again, but it too will need a coalition. it would mean a shift to the right, but it would not mean a shift to the extreme right. that is a key point. and it would be a party that would most likely need a coalition partner to work with. we could see the social democrat party of chancellor olaf scholz back again, but it would likely be as a junior partner. the question is whether it will be the social democrats or the greens. there is a concern that the far-right alternative were germany could have a strong showing as well, after it did in regional elections last year. anchor: new analysis shows fossil fuels are supercharging heat waves, leaving millions prone to deadly temperatures. it shows the climate crisis caused an additional six weeks of dangerously hot days in 2024, and nearly half the world's countries endured at

michaela kuefner is chief political editor at deutsche welle news.s the sharpest political move to the right in decades. there's a sense that the conservatives can be reforming angola merkel�*s party, but it too will need a coalition. yes, it would mean a shift to a right, but it would mean a shift to the extreme right. that's a key point. it would be of party that would most likely, according to these same polls, i would need this coalition partner to work with so we could see the social democratic party of chance or schultz again. at this time, it would likely be as a junior partner. but there is a concern here that the far right alternative for germany could have a strong showing as well after it did in regional elections last year. new analysis shows fossil fuels are supercharging heat waves, leaving millions prone to deadly temperatures. it shows the climate crisis caused an additional six weeks of dangerously hot days in 202a. and nearly half the world's countries endured at least two months of high—risk temperatures. earlier, i spoke to dr kri

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. >> michaela was a nurse at the time, now carrying those patients with her still beautiful people or special. >> and i will never forget. i'm like shaking now. i said, think of them. >> she and many others gather each year on world aids day to remember them, to support those still living with the disease, while honoring the leaders who got us here. >> i acquired hiv in 1987, and it's been a long road. >> but as time has passed and research and medications have improved, it's also important to remind the younger generation just how horrific that time truly was. >> they don't think about this as being a death sentence anymore. they think, oh, if i get hiv, i just take one pill and i'm good. so we need to educate. >> this is my community. these are my people. >> percy venmo is helping bridge that generational gap. the college freshmen who came out as transgender at 14, was part of a panel on how people of different backgrounds experience hiv. >> i have had a lot of conversations with longtime survivors, and it is just a very different world today than it was in a lot of great ways, but

he is also accused of kidnaping and killing nine year old michaela garecht. >> a brentwood man has been arrested and charged with violating national defense airspace. according to the u.s. justice department, 39 year old yin zhao is accused of flying a drone over vandenberg space air force base and taking photos of the layout. zhao was arrested at san francisco international airport before boarding a flight to china, where he is a citizen. if convicted, he could face a maximum of four years in federal prison. >> all right. still ahead. here it is. the world's largest psychedelic church, drawing visitors from all around the globe. but now it says it's closing because of harassment from city officials. you're going to hear from a pastor of that church when abc seven news at they will grow up. (♪) discover who they are (♪) what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. (♪) close its doo

. >> michaela was a nurse at the time, now carrying those patients with her still beautiful people arerget. >> i'm like shaking now as i think of them. >> she and many others gather each year on world aids day to remember them, to support those still living with the disease, while honoring the leaders who got us here. >> i acquired hiv in 1987, and it's been a long road. >> but as time has passed and research and medications have improved, it's also important to remind the younger generation just how horrific that time truly was. >> they don't think about this as being a death sentence anymore. they think, oh, if i get hiv, i just take one pill and i'm good. so we need to educate. >> this is my community. these are my people. >> percy venmo is helping bridge that generational gap. the college freshmen who came out as transgender at 14, was part of a panel on how people of different backgrounds experience hiv. >> i have had a lot of conversations with longtime survivors, and it is just a very different world today than it was in a lot of great ways, but also the kind of knowledge around

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now it's time according to the tv guide to watch michaela fox news saturday night with jimmy failla. i don't judge him but i will watch him. ♪ >> this is fox news saturday night. in. ♪ 's. >> welcome to fox news saturday night. we hope you had a fabulous thanksgiving. of course we are still liberating which explains like just like a pilgrim for thanksgiving dinner for all jokes aside we hope you enjoy the holiday which began with the actual pilgrims had dinner with elizabeth warren's people. stop it, jimmy. joining me are folks way too many with. my wife. i can make people jokes about infidelity but i a layoff because she's the mother of my oldest son. [laughter] that joke for for you. hot topic on the road, every q q&a, at least five women have asked about you or if you are there. [laughter] >> the meet and greet starts and asking to sign their boots. [laughter] he never asked me to sign his boots. brian brenberg is back. [applause] >> is the host of the big money show, how many times are you required tonight to work on cyber monday x. >> it's going to be a big day. the cohost outnu

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michaela's 8.47. and a body found near a benicia creek in 1980. has just now been identified.is that of 25 year-old donald. >> reca, he's from las vegas and his body was found on a property off of lopez road. the solano county sheriff's office says that he died after ingesting a chemical substance and it was reported missing from nevada in the late 70's early 80's. and then there was a body that was exuma in the summer of 2023 part of a cold case project and investigators used facial recognition and new dna testing and they have confirmed the identity. but this still looking to solve more about his death. so if you know anything about this, you're asked to call the sheriff's department. one person has been arrested by south san francisco police for a timid to break into multiple cars >> who's got the call monday night in the area of elk ample drive and tom ridge's avenue, police found the person and they learned they were on probation for car theft. police arrested that person and booked him into jail. tonight, 48 half man accused of burglarize multiple businesses in jail this

michaela tucker, kimberly whitehead, who lead it, and you will hear more from the fellows on sunday morning. fellows, welcome to halifax. [applause] last year, to mark our 50th anniversary, hsf launched youth building democracy, enabling students to make a video about positive change they want to see in the world 15 years from now. the winners are from india, not able to make the trip, bennett from little rock, arkansas, tavia from jamaica, sophia from ukraine, and from taiwan. we will watch all the winning videos sunday morning. [applause] here in halifax, we know what it is we are working to secure. halifax international security forum is the most consequential meeting of its kind anywhere in the world because we deliberately link democracy with security. it is our guiding principle. without democracy, there is no real security. every single year he attended the forum, a senator from arizona, john mccain, reminded us of this guiding printable. he reminds us every year of the fundamental connection between democracy and security when we awarded the annual john mccain prize for leadership i

. >> michaela was a nurse at the time, now caring those patients with her still beautiful people or specialng now. i said, think of them. >> she and many others gather each year on world aids day to remember them, to support those still living with the disease. [applause] while honoring the leaders who got us here, i acquired hiv in 1987 and it's been a long road. but as time has passed and research and medications have improved, it's also important to remind the younger generation just how horrific that time truly was. >> they don't think about this as being a death sentence anymore. they think, oh, if i get hiv, i just take one pill and i'm good. so we need to educate. >> this is my community. these are my people. >> percy venmo is helping bridge that generational gap. the college freshmen who came out as transgender at 14, was part of a panel on how people of different backgrounds experience hiv. >> i have had a lot of conversations with longtime survivors, and it is just a very different world today than it was in a lot of great ways, but also the kind of knowledge around aids and the a

michaela's case has been plagued by legal delays.he describes as a very long and difficult journey, michaela has this message for other victims. if this is happening to you, it is abuse. if someone so much older is taking advantage of you and you have to keep that secret, if you're not able to tell anyone, something's not right. and i would definitely say if coming forward is something that you want to do, please do it. the government is launching a review of the courts system, which could lead to a reduction in the number of cases in england and wales dealt with byjury trials. let's get more on this from our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani. dominic, what's led to this review? this could be a once in a generation if not more seismic change to how the courts operate, criminal courts in england and wales, and it is being driven by a chronic situation and unprecedented crisis. we have currently got, looking at the figures as of this september, around 73,000 cases now waiting for trial in england and wales before the crown