mike ryan would call, and i would say, have you heard anything?t some more evidence, more evidence. >> but it's funny how things sometimes work out, because the investigators were about to get another bold out of the blue lead, like the one from alaska. it began with -- a message to the facebook page of the zanesville pd. the tipster had volunteered that her husband was part of a stick up gang. >> we came and spoke with her and obtained a lot of valuable information for this investigation. >> detective phil michael, of the zanesville pd, had been working for two years on a string of armed robberies. when he got the facebook tipster in for an interview, guess who she identified as two members of the robbery crew. none other than sirius underwood and josh daniels. if the tipster could be believed, they had been banned its two years before brandi had been shot to death. the woman confirmed something that detective michael had long suspected, but had been a unable to prove. the robbery of a local department store had been an inside job. josh daniels h

mike ryan, the executive director of the w. h. o health emergency program called on dozens to remain in hospitals. there that serve as a musto basis, by adopting commas, narrative of evil and telling patients to remain and then in an empty war zone, the w h. o prefers to endanger the lives of for the sting of rather than save them . what is even more shocking is the dr. rick paper corps and the w h o re present it to 4 guys. has until today, refuse to be brief by is read. we have urged dr. p. per cohen numerous times to speak with us about the undeniable subterranean city of darrow underneath the chief of a hospital. yet we received no answer to. instead, the people are gone and w h. o preferred to parents from us lies. well, the 9th to speak to any is rarely experts, w h o teams have made it clear that they prefer it to rewards. how much is the strategy of exploiting hospitals? and by doing so, the w h show is directly complicit in giving impunity to this despicable practice. their colleagues, israel is taking action to mitigate

would it patients on children and women for, for the treatment and mike ryan, who's the beauty, but they exclude the data so they might get to the bottom. it was here last week from geneva. and do we have had sort of meetings, including the municipal court of appeals as well as minister office and progressive everywhere will give them their be treated. i'm curious what resources are available and which facilities in egypt and they have they have prepared drums. i really wasn't my grand visitor, the sign a house because they haven't got the area. they have a sort of host because they've got to prepare to receive different types of casually these patients will be part of the top types of industries. they have very good capacity ambulances, you know, with with equipment, wasteful sicily, equipments and machines. and mike, i am visited categories and he came back very positive about now. um i, uh, we've had media reports that egypt is building a hospital for the injured in sign. i can you give us any insight into how that process is going and how many people it would be able to receive? yeah

if they select female mike ryan area deviates enough from this, this is typical female norm to triggers or same risk other in other words, i can't when the screen displays an abstracted outline of the human body. and as i expected, the bright fluorescent yellow pixels highlight my grind area after my body is flagged as anomalous scanner. agents signals for me to step forward pretty soon there are 2 agents running their hands over my chest area and my frame area. and there's a line of tractors watching the whole direction, the machines to discriminate against people. session is classified as high risk based solely on her appearance as a transgender woman. she's single house. is she an isolated case the, the race to develop? it is intensifying? nobody knows exactly where it's headed, but what we do know is that algorithms already control lots, whether we're aware of them or not. and how they classify us has huge consequences by technical systems constantly all around us in our everyday life. it is very rare that we get to see and how we're being classified. they don't talk back to us . th

but senator mike lee has not retracted it yet. >> ryan reilly, thank you for that fact check, much appreciated. >>> the fired head of ai has been hired by microsoft in a move that's sent shock waves through the industry. this is wild. every seems like couple of hours something crazier comes out of this. what's going on? >> yeah, this story is changing hour by hour, chris. we know that on friday afternoon, the nonprofit board of open ai fired sam altman, the public face of generative ai, and the cofounder who helped create chatgpt. he was fired for reasons we don't understand. the board said it was back of a lack of open communication. we don't know specifically how or why he was fired. then over the weekend, various negotiations took place to try to bring him back as ceo, something that people inside the company were angling for, and then midnight, past midnight san francisco time last night, it was announced that he, in fact, is going to start a new job at microsoft, running an advanced research lab. at this hour, chris, more than 650 employees of open ai have signed an open letter calling fo

joining us on secretary of defense under president trump and ned ryan, founder and ceo of american majority. miket's start with you, okay. xi warned of unbearable consequences if we decouple. what is he really saying? >> well, it's a warning to the hawks inside the biden administration not to go too far. it looks like both sides of cooperating, chinese team and biden team to work on reelection of joe biden. they are framing this whole thing as biden's move toward peace and dampening down tension. it is a gamble, but perhaps the chinese are watching the polls and see there is a good chance of mr. trump returning and they don't want that. the only other option is endorse biden, that is what we've been seeing the last few hours. >> laura: the romantic walk in the garden we're looking at now reminds me of love connection. you ask, how did your date end? apparently quite well for them. i want to play a moment from xi today, watch. >> know plaet earth is big enough for the two countries to succeed and one country success is an opportunity for the other. i firmly believe in the promising future of the b

ryan, the house speaker weighed in on santos's situation today. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester the house speaker mikeohnson said that he spoke at length with congressman santos about his situation and said that the congressman does have options as it relates to his future. there's a renewed call to boot santos from office after the house ethics committee released a scathing report about his alleged misconduct santos could be only the sixth member of the house to be expelled from office in american history. now, santos has called the ethics investigation a smear campaign and has said that if he is expelled from office he will wear that move as a badge of honor the earliest the house could vote on this potential expulsion would be wednesday of this week. it would require a 2/3 vote majority in order to pass. and late tonight on social media santos has posted that he has no plans to resign lester >> ryan nobles on capitol hill thank you. >>> in 60 seconds a new dangerous blast of winter weather in the east al roker will tell us where they could get a foot or more of snow >>> plus, with flu and rsv cases

ryan gosling before him. meanwhile, our new speaker of the house, mike johnson,is giving us plenty to talk about.re's video, i don't know if you've seen this. johnson made an appearance at a church in louisiana a couple of years ago. he talked about how he and his son jack, who was 17 at the time, monitor each other's porn intake. they use something called "accountability software." which tracks internet activity on your computer, your phone, your ipad, et cetera, and shares it with your accountability partner, who in mike's case is his teenaged son and vice versa. if his son looked at porn, his dad would get an alert, and if mike looked at porn, his son gets an alert. which is -- you know -- it is possible to be too close with your children. it's a very, very strange to ask your teenaged son to be your porn accountability partner. i mean, i get it -- you don't want them watching. how about this. you know, mike, if you have nobody else in your life to do this with, i will gladly be your porn accountability partner. i'm pretty sure we can do it cross-country. i promise, i'm very open minded. whate

ryan, is the house speaker signaling to his members how to handle this vote? >> reporter: yes, he is, lester. the house speaker mike johnson said today that he wants his members to vote their conscience when it santos, and while there is a growing group of both republicans and democrats publicly stating that they plan to vote to expel santos, his removal is not a guarantee. it requires a two-thirds majority, which would mean 290 votes, and today there were several republicans who said they're not prepared to take that step. in fact, johnson himself said that he is concerned about the precedent that it might set. of course, santos was the subject of a scathing ethics report, which accused him of breaking the law and violating multiple house rules. lester. >> ryan nobles, thanks. >>> in plains, georgia, a final farewell to former first lady rosalynn carter. the family motorcade passing through the small town the carters called home. friends and family including former president jimmy carter gathered at the baptist church where they taught school for decades. mrs. carter was remembered today for her selflessness. >>>

i also want to thank ryan reynolds for all the money that he gave for his companies. and just aside, mikembles into actual shows. thank you all. let's do it again someday but not because we have to. ladies and gentlemen, my guest tonight is america's most belove astrophysicist and host of "star talk." please welcome back to "the late show," my friend and yours, neil degrasse tyson. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ nice to see you. >> neil: we're back, baby. >> stephen: we are back, baby. after five months it is so fitting that you are my first guest back. between these two shows over the last 18 years, you're my most frequent guest. and i think maybe favorite guest. because people often ask me, who's your favorite guest? do you have any idea why i say you? what is it about talking to you that i find so -- >> neil: i have no idea. >> stephen: you burn with an incandescent passion about whatever the subject is. i often feel vaguely singed on this side of my body after the interview is over. one of the big issues for the wga and for the s.a.g. on strike is the use of artificial intelligence in our

ofjanuary 6th capitol riot footage, speaker mike johnson saying, he plans to soon finish posting online over 40,000 hours of video. joining me now is nbc's ryan riley, author of the book sedition hunters. how january 6th broke the justice system. ryan, as i welcome you, access to the footage has many worried it could be used to endanger those that are inside the capitol at some point. what other concerns here? >> i think the real concern would probably be about evacuation routes that lawmakers typically use. some of that as already trickled out, in fact, on january 6th itself, senators accidentally gave up one of the locations where they went to hide during the attack. overall, looking through this footage, some of this footage has been released previously, portions of an have been released previously, this is really going to help online investigators actually identify even more people who went inside the capitol. although speaker mike johnson has said they're going to try to blur faces going forward. some of the criminals, who enter the capitol that day, he says they don't want them to get doxxed. that's basically a nod to this notion that a

ryan bass takes a look. >> $200. that's amazing one does the short and skechers awesome views just like mike shoppers nationwide. without their cash and credit cards throwing down on deals for black friday. >> one team poses and maker to work out. and i got a lot for hard to miss shopper traffic to retail stores was up, but it was online sales. this black friday reaching new heights. >> americans spent a record 9.8 billion up 7 and a half percent from last year. according to a report from adobe mobile buys were a big hit to with phone purchases, accounting for 54%. >> of online sales, there's nothing more comfortable than waking up staying in your bed and making some purchases for the holidays. >> in fact, this year is the first year in the u.s. that we're expecting mobile revenue, too overlapped the amount of money that consumers are spending stopped. it's it's a pretty momentous occasion here in the u.s. shoppers running for chief finds a target might have not gotten the saving they thought on black friday. >> with a tiktok are exposing the retail giant for misleading sales. target hasn't yet commented on the

. >> ryan, i know you have some new reporting, except from donald trump, on a tenuous six rioter, who republican senator mike of utah suggested was a federal agent. what more do you know on this? >> the house speaker ordered a bunch of this video released. and what we've seen so far as a lot of propaganda, essentially, trying to reduce the severity of what happened on january six. and one of these videos promoted by mike lee, suggesting this guy very quickly as he left the capitol, was some sort of federal agent. i covered this case. i was at a sentencing in fact a few months ago. and that individual, kevin lines, not a federal agent. he is a trump supporter who called himself an idiot during his since sentencing hearing, confessed to stealing a wallet from pelosi's office, a portrait of john lewis and nancy pelosi together from nancy pelosi's office. and he was ultimately sentenced to more than four years in federal prison. and he is currently serving that time and he will not get out until 2027. and you have to look back at what the reason was. while transparency is quick and while nbc is part of a coaliti

ryan bass takes a look at the holiday shopping season. >> $200. that's amazing one does the short and awesome views just like mike shoppers nationwide. without their cash and credit cards throwing down on deals for black friday. >> one team poses and maker to work and i got a lot of for hard to miss shopper traffic to retail stores was up, but it was online sales. this black friday reaching new heights. >> americans spent a record 9.8 billion up 7 and a half percent from last year. according to a report from adobe mobile buys were a big hit, too, with phone purchases, accounting for 54% of online sales. there's nothing more comfortable than waking up staying in your bed and making some purchases for the holidays. >> in fact, this year is the first year in the u.s. that we're expecting mobile revenue, too overlapped the amount of money that consumers are spending stopped. it's it's a pretty momentous occasion here in the u.s. shoppers running for chief finds a target might have not gotten the saving they thought on black friday. >> with a tiktok are exposing the retail giant for misleading sales. target hasn't yet commented on the vir

mike johnson, we're all going to pay the price. >> you know, tara, i've always viewed -- there's a sense in which donald trump is just a vehicle, right? so for paul ryan a vehicle to get his massive tax cut for the super rich and big business which is what he always wanted. trump is just a vehicle to get it done. what is he is the vehicle for now, for these republicans? they've already got ro ex overturned. mike johnson got that dream already. what is he the vehicle for now to the extent that, you know, speaker mccarthy was like, was he separating his skittles to make sure there weren't green ones in them. what is he getting for republicans that they won't just cut him loose in your view? >> power is very intoxicating. congressman swalwell knows this. when you get to washington, a lot of these guys who were back benchers before, now have relevance. in ways that they never experienced before. they have access to power. and cognitive dissonance is a hell of a drug. we see this happen every single day with members of congress and elected officials who sell their souls to maintain that power and relevance. just look at, let's say, lindsey graham as an exa

ryan bass shares details on the start of the holiday shopping season. >> $200. that's amazing one. does the shorts and skechers awesome views. just like mike shoppers nationwide. without their cash and credit cards throwing down on deals for black friday. >> one team poses and maker to work and i got a lot of for hard to miss shopper traffic to retail stores was up, but it was online sales. this black friday reaching new heights. >> americans spent a record 9.8 billion up 7 and a half percent from last year. according to a report from adobe mobile buys were a big hit to with phone purchases, accounting for 54% of online sales. there's nothing more comfortable than waking up staying in your bed and making some purchases for the holidays. >> in fact, this year is the first year in the u.s. that we're expecting mobile revenue, too overlapped the amount of money that consumers are spending stopped. it's it's a pretty momentous occasion here in the u.s. shoppers running for chief finds a target might have not gotten the saving they thought on black friday. >> with a tiktok are exposing the retail giant for misleading sales. target hasn't yet co

ryan. and they did it to speaker kevin mccarthy. and they could do it to speaker mike johnson. democrats support our leadership. we work to increase job, support families, and veterans, protect women's rights and fight for all americans. and we work together to avoid government shutdowns. everyone in congress should have the same commitment to the american people and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the distinguished gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: the poor decisions of biden and the democrats are failing americans. about 2/3 of americans report rising household expenses, more than 70% describe the national economy as poor. a bank rate survey shows that 50% of americans say their financial situation is worse since biden became president as inflation has risen to a 40-year high. in contrast to president donald trump wh

speaker mike johnson has just ten days before he needs to pass a funding bill that will be accepted by both the senate and the white house. back with us, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryaneft. what is the outlook right now? >> i'm not too hopeful right now, to be honest with you katie, in part because house republicans don't seem to have a clear path forward. if they can't all get on the same page, the idea that then put something to the senate democrats in the white house would be on board with seems even more loose. right now republicans are looking at three potential different options and one of them wou be a clean cr that would sail through the senate and also get the support of the white house, and given more time to negotiate. then there is the possibility of them passing another bill which would either include some spending cuts or boarding provisions, and then there is thisptn. the lateral , ich makes me sweat, because it seems very complicated. it is. it would be passing these bills through the seventh which would fund bichunk of government, and the rest of them going through in a separate cr through january 19th which would be really complicated. it is unlikel