. >>> mike brown, a lot of coaches speaking out about his firing across the nba today.ince taking over 11 years ago, he's gotten rid of seven different coaches. now this is the same guy who buddied up with john fisher in the a's in sacramento, so we shouldn't be all that surprised by uttering confidence. but even if this is bad. you know, john fisher, anything he touches, usually turns to garbage. >> the family show? >> yes. >> strong words. >> no surprises there for the kids. >> thank you very much. >>> one hotel owner tried to create something just. for the creators, why they're focused on the instagram ability. we made up a word. i'll have more on that when we come back. >>> that'll wake you up at 1 is 1:30 at night. when you're booking a trip, you're thinking the the best deal on the hotel. if you're so inclined, how instagramable is the hotel? and that is what one place is trying to get at least people to think about the invisible forest lodge, literally melts into nature. it's 13 boutique cabins have reflective surfaces, inviting guests to snap and share. this is

head coach mike brown was fired friday. he's been in sacramento since 2022 and won coach of the year and broke a lengthy playoff drought. he'd previously been a part of three warriors championship teams as an assistant. >>> another job change involving a team that plays in sacramento, dave kaval will resign as team president the end of the month. he was tasked with trying to get the franchise a new stadium, first by helping start the rooted in oakland campaign, then a pivot to moving to las vegas. >>> since playing each other in the nfc championship game 11 months ago, the 49ers and lions have gone opposite directions, but detroit head coach dan campbell is not expecting an easy trip when his team returns to levi's stadium monday night. >> this is not going to be an easy task whatsoever. our guys understand that. we're going to have to play our best ball to get a win. >> the lions will be going to the postseason and are tied with the viking as top their division and conference at 13-2, but there's a chance monday's game wou

i've grieved with my community for mike brown, jimmy powell, vonderek myers, anthony lamar smith and so many other, so, so many others. i know that police brutality is a preventable crisis, that it is affecting black and brown communities disproportionately. it is with -- it is what our movement to save lives is born out of and it is why i partnered with that same movement to author the people's responseact, to end police brutality to end all police violence, to transform community safety, to treat public safety as the public health issue that it is. i am one of just over 180 black representatives to ever serve in this institution. where over 1,700 members of congress, who enslaved black people, have held office. and as the congresswoman representing the very district where dred scott was denied citizenship because he was black, i've seen how the legacy of enslavement persists in the policies that govern our lives today. from housing and health care to education and economic inequality, to mass incarceration and police brutality. it's why i introduced this reparations now resolution,

i've grieved with my community for mike brown, jimmy powell, vonderek myers, anthony lamar smith and so many other, so, so many others. i know that police brutality is a preventable crisis, that it is affecting black and brown communities disproportionately. it is with -- it is what our movement to save lives is born out of and it is why i partnered with that same movement to author the people's responseact, to end police brutality to end all police violence, to transform community safety, to treat public safety as the public health issue that it is. i am one of just over 180 black representatives to ever serve in this institution. where over 1,700 members of congress, who enslaved black people, have held office. and as the congresswoman representing the very district where dred scott was denied citizenship because he was black, i've seen how the legacy of enslavement persists in the policies that govern our lives today. from housing and health care to education and economic inequality, to mass incarceration and police brutality. it's why i introduced this reparations now resolution,

the sacramento kings have fired head coach mike brown in the midst of a 13 in 18 start to the season.ws first reported by espn. kings have lost 5 straight games most recently blowing a 19 point the pistons last night at home. now, brown, as you remember, was the warriors associate head coach from 2016 to 22 before he took over in sacramento. he won the nba's coach of the year award unanimously just 2 years ago after he led the kings to their first playoff bid since 2006, sacramento signed brown to a three-year extension in june. so they're still on the hook for a lot of guaranteed money. brown and warriors head coach steve kerr are still tight. and kerr spoke about that news tonight. >> but it just seems. so shocking when a guy is unanimous coach of the year. year and half ago. and when you think about where that franchise was i got there. where they've been the last couple years, the job that he and his staff have done it just. really shocking. and i know. they've been in a tough spell, but this is the nba. we all go through tough spell. >> warriors a little bit of a tough spell them

some 15 on well, earlier today, some stunning nba news is the sacramento kings fired head coach mike brown. >> the kings have lost 5 straight games to drop to 13 18 brown. you probably remember was the warriors associate head coach from 2016 to 22 before he took over in sacramento. he won the nba's coach of the year award unanimously just 2 years ago after he led the kings to their first playoff bid since 2006, sacramento signed brown to a three-year extension. so they're still on the hook for quite a bit of guaranteed money. talking. now the sharks and golden knights don't usually get along all that well, but tonight was a little bit different. and that's because it marked the return of this man. >> to moss hurdle for the first time since being traded to vegas in march. really nice tribute before the game got a huge ovation from the crowd. fertile played 11 seasons as one of the sharks. most popular players. he ranks 5th in franchise history with 218 goals in that field. let's get to the highlights of this one first period. sharks down one, nothing mocha missoula. sends it on net. and tha

meanwhile, the sacramento kings have fired head coach mike brown. it comes during a difficult stretch for the team that lost 5 in a row. high expectations going in brown joined the kings in 2022. after working as a top assistant coach for steve kerr and the warriors for 7 years before that brown his run with the kings. get this with the 4th highest winning percentage for a head coach in franchise history. and some sad news. greg gumbel, longtime sportscaster has passed away. gumbel spent a majority of his career with cbs. sports also called nfl games as the network's lead play-by-play announce for several years in 2001, he announced super bowl. 35 becoming the first black play-by-play announcer to broadcast major sports championship in the u.s. goble died after a battle with cancer. personal note here. i intern for him in 2002, he could not have been more kind are generous with his time. just a true gentleman and someone it was great at what he did. greg gumbel that tonight at the age of 78. may he rest in peace? >> still ahead here tonight, a new y

recuerden, ya sin mike brown con christy como interino, vemos a fox, que tuvo una gran noche con 29 puntosur hours. um, first and foremost for me like i got massive amount of love for mike. uh, the fact that he kept me and i've i've been able to learn so much from an incredible coach develop and continue to develop and continue to learn truly been a blessing for me. cerramos con los san josé sharks, que luego de 6 derrotas consecutivas querían regresar a la victoria al recibir a los calgary flames. vamos con las acciones desde el estanque con over do. se adelantaba el equipo canadiense, pero este chico sigue dando de qué hablar. macline cellegrini empataba las cosas en el estanque con un verdadero golazo. lamentablemente, esto no iba a ser suficiente. una nueva derrota para los sharks, que son últimos en su división. el huevo está a solo unos días y eso significa el regreso de una tradición emblemática. el desfile de las rosas. miles de voluntarios trabajaron duro este sábado en el pabellón rosemont de pasadena. estuvieron decorando docenas de carrozas con pinturas, figuras y adornándolos

mike brown is out as of today. espn broke this news one day after the basketball team lost a brutally close game to t detroit pistons at golden one center. the kings have now lost five consecutive games and sit at 13 and 18 entering tomorrow's game against the lakers. the unexpected move to dismiss brown comes just five months after he signed multi-year contract extension, believed to be a three year, $30 million deal. assistant coach doug christie is expected to step in as interim head coach. there's still some time for presents this holiday season, ideally the kind you can take to the bank. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds and telemundo quarantotto respond next. and we do have temperatures right now mild in the 50s and 60s. beautiful. mostly calm night, but we do have more rain expected this weekend. i'm going to take you through the hourly forecast. how much we can expect coming hours. yes. and in particular a response and respond. teams. consumer investigator chris chmura joins us w

y es que lo harán sin el coach mike brown, quien fue despedido sorpresa este viernes tras los malos resultadosecision that they made a lot, you know. i mean, he trusted me in my career. you know. um, he put. he put me in the position to succeed and gave me a lot of confidence. you know and he's help me for my career you know in nba. and you know it's just part of the business. you know things happen that way. y en este momento, los golden state warriors se enfrentan a los suns de phoenix en chase center. el resultado en el segundo cuarto es de 43 a 41 a favor de los warriors. a las 23:00 de la noche. les tendremos todos los detalles. pausa. ya regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota resultó en una operación policial de alto nivel con el uso de drones y un perro policía para intentar atrapar a los sospechosos. tendremos los detalles esta noche. y para cerrar nuestra edición de la 6 max. un buen gesto desde la ciudad de madera y de parte de los oficiales de la policía que le brindaron una sonrisa a axel, este pequeño de 9 años que fue atrop

they just gave mike brown a three year extension in june. they fired him today.warriors assistant coach of the year two seasons ago. kings on a five game losing streak and ownership has a very quick trigger. 49 ers will host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these clubs have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431. niners out of playoff contention detroit 13 and two. brock purdy, who turned 25 today, knows the season isn't over yet. >> we got nothing but real strong love in this locker room. and so to go out there and play for each other and do what it takes to win at levi's at home man. like that's that's everything for us. so that's our mindset going into it. we know that they're going to come in with, you know, a heavy heart from last year and ready to go for this game. and but that's what makes this league exciting. so monday night football man. >> and it'll be fun to the ice sharks in vegas tomas hurdle warmly welcomed back to the tank after

. >> if you thought that was fun how about x warriors assistant mike brown, after his kings won lastone thing in particular playing the right way, possession after possession after possession after possession after possession after possession after possession. >> you guys got what i'm saying? >> i think we got it. sports on abc 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. (♪) san francisco ballet's nutcracker, a cherished tradition set in 1915 san francisco. delight in a fun-filled holiday experience. ♪ tickets on sale now at sfballet.org cast live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now so you can start streaming. all right. thank you so much for watching. i'm ama daetz i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel larry beil, all of us.

hablar de los kings de sacramento, que este viernes finalizaron la relación laboral con el coach mike brownrecordado como pieza importante al servicio del propietario, john fisher, para que los seis dejarán oakland con planes de aterrizar en las vegas, en lo que los llevará sacramento durante 3 años. indicó que su renuncia se debe a la motivación de buscar nuevas oportunidades de negocios. nos vamos al hockey de la nhl a san josé sharks. recibieron en el estanque del south center a los golden knights de las vegas y a pesar del primer gol en la carrera de mohame arlen y otra gran actuación de mclean celebrity, los tiburones dejaron que el partido se les escapara de las manos en el tercer período y cayeron ante los golden knights. el equipo visitante se trata de la derrota 21 de la temporada para los sharks, que a pesar de ser más competitivos, parece que se quedan sin postemporada también. esta campaña cerramos con fútbol y es que el astro portugués cristiano ronaldo sigue dando de qué hablar en los globe soccer awards que se entregan a final de año en dubai. el lusitano fue reconocido como

. >> if you thought that was fun how about x warriors assistant mike brown, after his kings won laste right way, possession after possession after possession after possession after possession after possession after possession. >> you guys got what i'm saying? >> i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. but thanks to skyrizi and clearer skin--i'm all in. with skyrizi, i saw dramatically clearer skin. and many even achieved 100% clear skin. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything. ask your dermatologist about skyrizi today. cast live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now so you can start streaming. all right. thank you so much for watching. i'm ama daetz i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel larry beil, all of us. >> we appreciate your time right now

while they are struggling, it is worse for the sacramento kings, they fired head coach, mike brown on friday, after a fifth straight loss. he won a coach of the year award, broke a lengthy playoff drought, previously an assistant of three playoff teams. >> we all know this is the nature of the business but it seems so shocking when a guy is the unanimous coach of the year. a year and a half ago, when you think about where that franchise was before mike got there and where they've been the last couple of years, the job that he and his staff have done is just really shocking. >> a lot of coaches speaking out about that one. to hockey, the sharks and the golden knights friday night, san jose led in the second intermission, looking to add on the power play but instead, that is braden mcnabb with the shorthanded goal, if that wasn't bad enough, 20 minutes later, another goal on the second penalty kill, four unanswered goals in the third. that is going to do it for sports, have a great day. >>> greg gumbel , a longtime cbs sports caster died on friday, he served as an anchor from the 92 and

they gave mike brown a three year extension in june. and yesterday they fired him. brown was previously a warriors assistant was coach of the year just two seasons ago. it's not like he forgot how to coach. the kings are on a five game losing streak. ownership with a very quick trigger. their 49 ers host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these teams have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431 and advance to the super bowl. the niners out of playoff contention. meanwhile, detroit 13 and two. brock purdy, who just turned 25, knows the season is not over yet. >> we got nothing but real strong love in this locker room. and so to go out there and play for each other and do what it takes to win at levi's at home man. like that's that's everything for us. so that's our mindset going into it. we know that they're going to come in with, you know, a heavy heart from last year and ready to go for this game. and but that's what makes this league exciting. so mon

bit of a surprise friday when the sacramento kings fired head coach mike brown, especially consideringhe former warriors assistant just signed a three year contract extension back in june. but friday, brown was in the midst of a five game losing streak. remember, he was the nba's coach of the year just two seasons ago. at the time that snapped a 16 season playoff drought. steve kerr reacted to the news before his team's game in l.a. friday night. >> you know, we all kind of know this is the nature of the business, but it just seems so shocking when a guy is the unanimous coach of the year a year and a half ago. and when you think about where that franchise was before mike got there and where they've been the last couple of years, the job that he and his staff have done, it's just really shocking. >> you've heard of elf on the shelf? how about sharky on the shoulder? oh yeah. sharks trying to snap a six game slide tonight against the flames. second period. macklin celebrini one timer on the power play. 12th of the season. game tied. great shot from the rookie. a couple minutes later, fl

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they gave mike brown a three year extension in june. and yesterday they fired him.ar just two seasons ago. it's not like he forgot how to coach. the kings are on a five game losing streak. ownership with a very quick trigger. their 49 ers host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these teams have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431 and advance to the super bowl. the niners out of playoff contention. meanwhile, detroit 13 and two. brock purdy, who just turned 25, knows the season is not over yet. >> we got nothing but real strong love in this locker room. and so to go out there and play for each other and do what it takes to win at levi's at home man. like that's that's everything for us. so that's our mindset going into it. we know that they're going to come in with, you know, a heavy heart from last year and ready to go for this game. and but that's what makes this league exciting. so monday night football man. and it'll be fun. >> sharks and vegas

role of head coach and he will be the interim head coach following the farmer former head coach mike brownnsity and resilience, but in his first game at the helm the kings lost to the lakers, 132 to 122. the kings narrowed the deficit to six points in the fourth quarter but the defensive issues and frequent files were negative factors for the kings to this extent the sacramento losing streak to six games as the team struggles in the late stages of the game. >>> coming up, a virus mutates leading to a state of emergency in california. >> from seeing it in birds it is gone now to affect 50 mammals including humans. >> counties across the bay area are preparing to take action against the avian flu. >>> i am in delray beach, florida, where witnesses say it sounded like a loud explosion. one woman said she saw a man calling out from the wreckage. >>> taking a live look at san francisco right now. cameras shaking a little bit and the winds have arrived along with the rain but it is not going to last much longer than this morning. i will let you know exactly how long hear that? that's the sound o

they gave mike brown a three year extension in june. and yesterday they fired him.sistant was coach of the year just two seasons ago. it's not like he forgot how to coach. the kings are on a five game losing streak. ownership with a very quick trigger. their 49 ers host the lions on monday night football here on abc seven. rematch of the nfc title game from a year ago. these teams have gone in opposite directions since the niners came back from a 17 point deficit to win 3431 and advance to the super bowl. the niners out of playoff contention. meanwhile, detroit 13 and two. brock purdy, who just turned 25, knows the season is not over yet. >> we got nothing but real strong love in this locker room. and so to go out there and play for each other and do what it takes to win at levi's at home man. like that's that's everything for us. so that's our mindset going into it. we know that they're going to come in with, you know, a heavy heart from last year and ready to go for this game. and but that's what makes this league exciting. so monday night football man. and it'll

senator mike brown said, we will find out after he comes back and answers those questions in public.ublican senator joni ernst says she supports the process -- who doesn't? but she has refused to say that she will vote yes for pete hegseth. republican senator deb fischer, also a member of the armed services committee has refused to say she would vote for pete hegseth. and it takes only one of those republicans on the senate armed services committee to defeat the nomination in the committee. it would then take four republican senators to vote against pete hegseth's nomination on the senate floor to defeat denomination in the full senate. republican senator lisa murkowski made it very clear after meeting with pete hegseth that she is not a yes vote for pete excess. >> how is your meeting with hegseth? is he someone you can support? >> i had a meeting with pete hegseth, and i appreciated the opportunity for an exchange of conversation. >> did you ask him about the allegations? >> i had a conversation with pete hegseth, and i appreciated the opportunity for an exchange. >> what are you s

the sacramento kings they gave mike brown a three year contract extension in june.him with the kings in the midst of a five game losing streak. this has the fingerprints of vivek ranadivÉ all over it. the owner who can't stop hiring and firing and hiring and firing his coaches. brown was coach of the year two seasons ago. he's been frustrated recently with the kings lack of focus, which led to this a few weeks ago. >> we just need to be methodical by stacking or playing the right way, possession after possession after possession after possession after possession after possession. you guys got what i'm saying, right after 26 times, we got it. >> richard sherman lost a bet on the amazon nfl show, which meant last night in chicago, he had to jump into an ice bath. it was in the 30s to begin with, and it got even more absurd when ryan fitzpatrick decided, you know what? i'm going to join you. >> get down there. oh. he's suffering. he's in below the waist. >> no one there with him. oh! come on. come on. god! it's happening. oh! back up, back up. it's out. where's the clo

meanwhile, sacramento kings have fired head coach mike brown did it this afternoon in the midst of a five-game losing streak. big expectations for this kings team brown joined the squad in 2022. after working as a top assistant for the warriors and steve kerr for 7 years, brown inc is run with the kings with the 4th highest winning percentage for a coach in franchise history. >> 14 people including 4 children are without a home tonight after their east san jose apartment complex caught on fire. happened around 5 o'clock this morning on comolli way close to i-680, and according to firefighters, 4 apartment units are considered unlivable. now due to the fire damage. several others are still being checked out for smoke and water damage. no one was injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and united states saw a dramatic rise in homelessness this year with more than 770,000 people counted as unhoused the u.s. department of housing says this number was tallied at the beginning of the year and it represents an 18% increase. officials are blaming the rise rent prices. the lack

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown.rking with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're in. it don't matter if it's p

i've grieved with my community for mike brown, jimmy powell, vonderek myers, anthony lamar smith and so many other, so, so many others. i know that police brutality is a preventable crisis, that it is affecting black and brown communities disproportionately. it is with -- it is what our movement to save lives is born out of and it is why i partnered with that same movement to author the people's responseact, to end police brutality to end all police violence, to transform community safety, to treat public safety as the public health issue that it is. i am one of just over 180 black representatives to ever serve in this institution. where over 1,700 members of congress, who enslaved black people, have held office. and as the congresswoman representing the very district where dred scott was denied citizenship because he was black, i've seen how the legacy of enslavement persists in the policies that govern our lives today. from housing and health care to education and economic inequality, to mass incarceration and police brutality. it's why i introduced this reparations now resolution,

hereto tell us their favorites, i'm joined by mike sergeant, host of the podcast brown and black and the black film critics circle. and linda holmes, host of npr's pop culture happy hour. it's nice to see both of you again. mike, let me start with you. why don't we start with a couple of big films, big budget films? mike: well, i guess the biggest budget film i'll start with is wicked. >> you. come with me. >> of course. >> not you. you. mike: that was a film i was not necessarily looking forward to, but i was impressed. i did not understand why they were splitting it into two films. i did not see the play. i love wizard of oz, but i will say that it is absolutely a film you should see in theaters with an audience as big as you can and with as big an audience as you can. it was absolutely something. it's an event, and there's a reason why it's doing so well. ♪ the other film i'd pick is a film that i'd heard a lot about and that i didn't get to see right away. and that's a film called conclave. >> the pope is dead. mike: and that's a mystery thriller. it's directed by edward berger, a

find it interesting, too, and there's another issue that i have written myself, but mike at harvard and andy ryan at brown have looked at the effects of changes at benchmarks that occurred for a variety of reasons that can be construed for experiments and it doesn't seem like planned bids change much. it seemed to indicate that a marginal dollar or more will not change what they're offering to beneficiaries and you can question why that is, but it may indicate that there's a structure and a feedback loop here that the regulatory process is not fully captured. >> i guess i would add more of a philosophical question here which is whether it's 50% or 75% or even 90%, you would expect if there are these so-called overpayments that something would go back to the beneficiaries, i don't know what's the right number, but i don't doubt that's the number. the question i would like to raise and maybe it's for the next panel is what is the rationale for using government dollars or taxpayer dollars or premium dollars to provide extra benefits to half the population and not the whole population. what's the policy goal?

we were on a team's call division two mike thomas son with chief brown to coordinate a number activities as well. we were arab to get out communications to the field. we did assist as needed with police and the sheriffs. and park rangers to put out communications along the water front. along the coast to be able to tell mobile home it evacuate those areas. fortunately, we had that warning get cancel in the a short period of time. that in terms of the actual official ending of that warning we waited until it was an official announcement before we alerted our peopleful had an after action. thank you to chief brown and smith who head that discussion. we have a number of action items for future work to be done in preparation. there are additional meetings we will have with dem and other leadership to discuss the over all city response. we did receive budget instructions the left week. from the mayor's office. this was a meeting that the the finance directors had with the mayor's office. to project the next year of the two years fiscal outlook it looks dire that is going to be something we'll

mike braun. his farewell address is next. this is about 25 minutes. . mr. brownit's been an honor of my lifetime to represent hoosiers here in the u.s. senate. when i said i was going to do this pack in 2017, it didn't have much of a political legacy to leave my business that i had spent 37 years running and that i wanted to run for the u.s. senate. everybody said fools, it couldn't be done. but there were a lot of hoosiers wanting the system to be shaken up a little bit. what i interpreted, i think, what politics was doing back in 15 and 16, i crafted that unusual idea that it could be don't even when you've made most of your life in the trenches in the real world. i was told when i got here, freshmen senators are not to be heard, maybe seen. sit back, learn the ropes. well, that wasn't going to work for me because i had already put myself into a corner because i said i wouldn't do it more than two terms. that's unusual. everyone says it. they get amnesia and you know the rest of the story. i've been so proud of what we've done here in these six years. what we'v

brown's christmas, all this stuff. choose what you want for your own family traditions. mike says his tradition is you keep your jammies on, your robes, and you open gifts then. i think as part of the tradition, what we are urging people to do is go to church. you talk about the four sundays that lead up to it. preparing for and getting ready. as part of that, most roman catholic and orthodox churches and protestant will follow a set of readings. why are we reading, what we are reading, when we are reading it. it usually has an old testament prophecy, a psalm, song, some from epistles, letters of paul and so on, the gospel readings. all the churches don't use all four. you can print it out. go to shared common lectionary. >> many of also follow it. >> the advantage is you can go to church anywhere in the world and you will be hearing the same text. there is power in that. it also tells the story. it's a three year revolving thing. it's a balance reading what we like and what we don't. you reached on isaiah last week. >> that's right. i try to keep the balance. two isaiah talk

mike johnson will be? the one person tonight who is sitting at home, smoking a cigar, drinking brown liquor, latching his ass off is kevin mccarthy. >> yeah, i've been thinking about that. mike johnson's just one of these accidental figures that political consequences sometimes toss up for us to deal with. he's the smallest of guys, figures in a role that has had great figures before. i think he's just a sign, and the whole process of how they ended up with him, is the incredible lack of depth in the republican political bench. i mean, who is there that could be a charismatic leader, who could capture people's imagination? i mean, this guy, it's like he's running for home room president and it's really important to him that he won. and we all knew people like that. but really didn't think they'd end up speaker of the house. >> if you're going to win home room president, you have to offer to have chocolate milk in the vending machines at school. and with rfk as hhs secretary that's not going to happen. heidi and sturtd, thank you both very much. and be sure to check out this week's daily beast podcast. i'm a

donald trump hosting tucker carlson, kid rock and mike flynn, general mike flynn, who previously lied to the fbi. mel gibson, russell brown, roger stone, giving awards at mar-a-lago. he is gathering people who are qanon affiliated. people, they are going to be able to also continue to grift to make money and as long as they stay associated with the leader. >> and these are very radical people. i mean, you know, general flynn is a hub of qanon and christian nationalism. roger stone has decades of -- he used to work as a lobbyist nor dictators these are people who have long experienced with destroying the truth, destroying professionalism, and any kind of boundaries between public and private for the leader, any kind of democratic notions of accountabilitiability and transparency. some have been working on this project a long time. i am not surprised they are celebrating now. >> they will be feasting on the american economy and ordinary people i think will be surprised how little they get out of this whole deal. ruth, including people who voted for trump, thank you very much. wait. you got props? it says don't blame me, i v

senate, this was a really great senate map for republicans, but go talk to sam brown in nevada or kari lake in arizona or mike rogers in michigan all of these were republican senate candidates who lost in states where trump won you are seeing a regulating impact on congress and could easily see that for the neck two years. >> threat of primaried if you voted against that, is that the case with 38 >> reporter: that's a great question, becky. certainly, we have seen trump come out against lawmakers that resulted in them losing. congress member bob goode is not returning for that reason next year two years from now is a long way away a lot will happen between then and now. i think it's going to remain a big question whether or not you actually see trump or see musk go against some of these lawmakers and what that could actually result in and how successful that might be >> emily, thank you. i appreciate it. >>> in the meantime, president-elect trump posting about tariffs in the early hours on truth social. in it, he said i told the piern european union they must make up the icit with the united states and purcha

mike johnson to be reelected speaker of the house. but will it be enough to stave off a right wing revolt? i'm pamela brown in for kaitlan collins, and this is the source. well, tonight, the nation remembers a legacy that, much like jimmy carter himself, refused to be bound by. expectations. plans for his funeral, like the man himself, both down home and presidential. services will begin where his story did at the family farm in plains, georgia. saturday, a motorcade will carry his body past the homestead, pausing as the historic farm bell rings 39 times. he'll then stop in atlanta with services at the carter presidential center before moving on to washington, d.c. his body will lie in state at the capitol beginning tuesday, january 7th, until a state funeral on january 9th. well, next thursday will officially be a national day of mourning. the core of president carter's life was dedicated to looking forward. >> there's a fear that our best years are behind us. but i say to you that our nation's best is still ahead. >> well, president biden will deliver a eulogy and one of at least three written. the other

plus, house speaker mike johnson gets the key endorsement in his battle to hold on to that gavel. and we're remembering esteemed journalist and cnn anchor aaron brown, who passed away at 76 years old. >> i think there was, a pervasive sense of not so much what's happening, but what's next. what i would say about that is that to some extent, that went on not for minutes or hours, but for days. >> and it has been one wild year. >> i know that whole live stream was crazy. >> and following actual news right? oh, boy. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy tonight at eight on cnn and streaming live on max. >> doctor box. there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my wedding photos, and it was even affecting my health. i trusted you because you specialize in dental implants. you created a permanent solution and customized my teeth, so it still felt like me. my new teeth have improved my life and change my future. thank you. you're so welcome. >> get the smile you want from the number one provider of fixed full arch dental implants in the u.s. schedule a free consultation $273. >> this is how much you spend every month on subs

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mike, you boost your home's iq. this is cnn breaking news. >> a very good morning to you. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jessica dean in washington, d.c. pamela brown is off. and we begin this hour with breaking news and disturbing allegations in the deadly christmas morning crash of a passenger plane in kazakhstan. reuters is reporting multiple unnamed sources in azerbaijan with knowledge of this investigation now believe that passenger jet was downed by a russian air defense system. russia, initially claiming a bird strike, forcing the emergency landing. but holes seen in the wreckage are raising some suspicions. we also have new video this morning aboard the plane, just moments before that crash. muhammad rasulullah. >> actually had one la allah. >> you hear that man apparently recording himself reciting a prayer as that plane was in distress? cnn has not been able to verify the man's identity or if he survived the crash. let's bring in cnn aviation analyst peter goelz. he's a former managing director of the ntsb, the national transportation safety board. of course. and peter, it's nice to see you today. this video, though, is pretty heart wrenc

brown, the senate nominee. there were 120,000 trump voters in michigan who didn't vote for mike rogers, so elissa slotkin wins theat kamala harris kept this election close, which is not something i would say joe biden might have been able to do had he stayed in the race, means democrats will be sitting on 47 senate seats rather than 43. it did make a big difference. >> dave, talk about the house. how tight it was. as we came out of election night, it looked like the republicans had done better in the house than they finally ended up doing. how surprised were you or not by the final house result? >> you know, this is the one area where democrats' money advantage really did make a big difference. republican candidates got vastly outspent. whereas, even if kamala harris had a marginal advantage in the presidential spending in the battlegrounds, it was basically at a point of diminishing returns. it was complete saturation. in the house, democrats were able to pick up three seats each in california and new york. they fell short in races in pennsylvania and arizona, some of the battlegrounds where republicans just nar