mike yes, indeed, these comments came early this morning. president biden, an interchange with goodness off to a news conference, as the implied that the suppose being held captive could be expect, release. he didn't give any more details saying just said we are coming for them, we're coming for them. so president biden not giving any details, but saying that he has been in constant touch with all the parties in recent days to discuss the matter of these captives being held. this is what he said off to that news conference. the people in law every single day will you sign to see our know the white house is also a non said president biden's, middle east advisor breton. the good is on his way to the regina region. a good will be visiting as well and also be visiting other countries in the region including kata and all this is important, given that content is playing or could play a central role in negotiations about the release of those being held captive by some us. so this yet another development and not the member of the fight in the administration, on his way to for a balance of diplo

should have a hospital coming just hours off to the us administration, spoke about the facility, mike. yes indeed, one could be a national security adviser, claimed that the us had intelligence that thomas was using the hospital as a combined node, perhaps as a width and storage chronic. but when pressed by, john, unless he was unable to provide any tangible evidence, saying that he did not want to get into the brand new details of the intelligence that he was providing all the results of what he was providing. but one must remember too that just 24 hours ago, president biden stated publicly, and that he was deeply concerned about what was happening at house chief of hospitality, in particular saying that the hospitable must be protected, saying as well that he had made that opinion known to his ratings here now you have in his rainy operation within hours of a us administration official and making the claim that it's being used as a how much space. all right, mike, thank you very much. that is mike kind of live in washington dc. more news at the top of the our way we, we continue our ongo

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familiar with the fact that all federal judges are subject to a code of judicial conduct excuse mike yes, sir. >> i would be all federal judges, correct? >> yes, sir. >> including numbers of the united state supreme court. >> yes, sir. >> and as a senator wearing the fact that the code of judicial conduct that applies to all federal judges who are actually promulgated in 1919. >> yes, sir. i understand that, sir. >> and i'm trying to reconcile the chairman statement that this code of judicial conduct, it applies to the supreme court , specifically that was issued on november the 13th, but that was the first time that members of the spring court were subject to a code of judicial conduct. is in fact the the judicial conduct code that applies all judges appointed them as well? >> yes, sir. >> and one of those, how can a how can a litigant, a citizen accused of crime, somebody who goes to court to seek vindication for a wrong done to them, how can they have any confidence whatsoever in a judge that won't tell the truth? >> they can't, and shame on us. for allowing someone like that to be on

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in the plot it was said that you switched from russian to ukrainian at one time, just like mike johansen, yesit seems to me that it is very important, now to spread the ukrainian language, culture and move away from russian, this imperial language of ours, well, everything is great, you with the ukrainian language, i am grateful to you for the podcast, because from your submission i once again read mike's poems, and he was already a poet, a writer, and a screenwriter, and it is very important for us to know more about such bright ukrainians now, because that is why the stalinist regime destroyed them, to cut them down wings to our ukrainian culture, how did he touch you, because in fact, he is not in the school curriculum , only in extracurricular reading, personally he captivated me with his lifestyle, because he lived as if in the moment, he is not as fashionable as now, in the moment, yes, he didn't pay much attention to what people think about him, he discovered new hobbies and interests every time. from football to billiards, he studied a lot of foreign languages , and that's what inspir

mike: yes it does.treasury comes out and says yields went up after our last announcement, we do not care because we have to fund this massive deficit and we will crack on that and increase issuance more than you expect. that would be negative. you can see a selloff of 10-30 year treasuries. and perhaps even more basis point if issuance comes out. let's say if they bump it up to four that is bad news for treasuries. tom: explain that again. a lot of people listening are saying that is great. what are you talking about? mike: it's a lot of bond market technical jargon, but the treasury talks about the refunding of the quarterly move in terms of the re-year, 10 year, and 30 year treasuries. were talking about the increase in the size of the 10 year treasury auction this month versus three months ago. the market expects an extra $3 million, we think it will be too, but when it comes out it may seem like it is spreading quickly but is the message. the treasury would say in that case we will go big and early

mike lubahn sr. as a part of your family? >> yes. >> but most anguished of all? you remember your mom that would make you think or made you feel that she would leave you and never come back and never say goodbye? >> no. >> he loved his dad. but also, secretly, doubted him. something he had never revealed until now. >> i was sweating so profusely during that whole trial. he never knew i had these feelings. so on the stand publicly, i had to basically say, yeah, i'm thinking maybe there are some weird things about your story. and it was the first time that my father really would have known i felt that way. so, i was really, really stressed out about that. >> how hard is it for you to be here today? >> very. >> do you want to believe that your dad is responsible for your mother's disappearance? >> do i want to believe it? no. >> let's assume that your dad, in fact, did kill your mom. would you want to see him punished for it? >> no, not particularly. >> prosecutor lewin knew the ambulance of these family members did not help his case. but -- >> in the end, my job is

senator graham, there is a new speaker of the house, mike johnson. >> yes. >> he is now saying he wantsy for israel aid by slashing funding for the irs. senator schumer, your colleague, says that is not a serious proposal. senator mcconnell has also said that he does not think that that's a good idea. so, do you side with the top democrat in the senate? with the top republican in the house? >> i side with israel, and i want to give them as much money as they need, as quick as they need it. so, to the house, i understand we need to start paying for things around here. i get that. but this is truly an emergency. i don't think we have ever offset an emergency aid before we have a disaster, when it's a hurricane that hit south carolina we don't have the pay force because it's an emergency. when i don't want to happen is that the support for israel become part of some partisan, right? i think there is probably 400 votes in the house to support israel, and when you start putting things like pay for is on the table and you break that coalition apartment -- that's what i worry about. >> so you

yes, mike, actually one of the if price continues the loud enough to date was up to to, but i haven't found something else. you need it to us and scribbling neighborhoods here in bramble, i'm going to be that i live also. it was another rule. so that is why it is continue, is that it's that with miss as i was back, is witnessing the stuff to so for sadness, anger, and the distance looks. and the decision that by the hips of the kitchen chipped in jerusalem on buck the arch to cancel, or is that christmas? it's an impression activities this year, because the status of, or in gusta on the surface of said this that think we go by spend those bank. i do it that respect, weakness and because of the i live in high number of america and guys and those banks, it's out of it. this water. so the situation out of difficult what pulse is about to seen as are watching the out of and dislikes somebody today, and we all we to do the kids to, to discuss that mutual it. so stop the water again. it's gotta be some thought best if i missed the med key and it'd be almost the same shift or bucks to be a t

there are intermediate technical difficulties and the same, for example, the new speaker mike michael johnson, yes does not share this madness in relation to ukraine, he gave very telling fox news interview, the first time he was elected, he was interviewed by a leading trumpist, who tried to win at this very moment, that you are such a good man, for supporting israel, against anything like that, i am for supporting ukraine, we are obliged to support ukraine. and he very competently repeated the main thesis of us and you and the administration that if putin succeeds, he will not stop, he will go further, then we americans will have to pay not only with money, but with blood, protecting our allies ponata, the fact that in any case there is absolute certainty that this financing will be accepted is much more important than the fact that it is not money, but the nomenclature of the product, and here somehow our latest achievements have not been noticed, the americans have abandoned their last taboos, and the issue of airplanes is progressing, in fact, it is for unnecessary political decisions, the pr

yes, mike, on the 31st day of the war or that is really forces continue. it's typically i have about on the policy. nice towels is because the steve jobs some of those uh they have to in, via vital on the, on, on this phone collections. and then that is most of the getting policy is or i just as on or the washing houses. the. 3 idea where it is, you need to reduce down the steps they with this event or on vehicles and for about those um the collections took over this. there's about as to as far as he says that there is, there is like any throw on or players that okay, so was one of the houses in the that can and also the other 2 boss today and nothing was the bank as the kids on the scene as 45 years old, but i've seen this and do the stuff in here, but only if you didn't get collections, which brings a number of those skills to solve, to wriggle this war, to 164, and those bank a 2300 injured on 2000 addison. now there are report saying the one pressing was killed by is really 4th is following the latest israel to the israel's raid in the west bank. well,

republican think tank, by the way, it’s not very symbolic that one of those who personifies it now is mike pompeo, yesf kyivstar, which is why, of course, the level of public discourse and the propaganda that pours out of hatston is, of course, very low, well, guys, they are sitting in their echo chamber, in general, agreeing with each other, here everything is clear and obvious, it’s quite possible that, by the way, the level of the analytics that are not published is still higher, but of course, that’s exactly everything, everything that concerns the public plane, i think we shouldn’t even discuss this , and of course, yes, the most important story is the palestinian conflict, but that truce, that humanitarian pause that could still be concluded today, let’s see how real it is, whether it can be extended further, well here several points are important, included, just like that, surprise, yes, literally immediately after joe biden’s birthday, by the way, i fully admit that biden’s apparatchiks, in general, prepared this specifically in order to give, firstly , a certain gift to their first person, we

are intermediate technicalities, difficulties and the same, for example, the speaker is new mike, mile johnson, yestrumpist, but he is not a crazy trumpist, he does not share this madness in relation to ukraine, he gave a very revealing interview to fox news , the first time he was elected, he was interviewed by a leading trumpist, he tried to play on this just at the moment that you are such a good man, you support israel, and you are against supporting anything like that, i support ukraine, we are obliged to support ukraine, and he very competently repeated our main thesis with you and the administration, that if putin succeeds, he will not stop, he will go further, then we americans will have to pay not only with money, but with blood, protecting our allies, which is possible in any case absolute confidence that this financing will be accepted , it is much more important that the money and the nomenclature of products, and here somehow our latest achievements have gone unnoticed, the americans have abandoned their last taboos and the issue with airplanes, in fact, is moving forward he is for unn

happening is intermediate technical difficulties and the same, for example, the new speaker mike, mile johnson, yesumpist, but he is not a crazy trumpist, he does not share this madness. attitude to ukraine, on he gave a very revealing interview to fox news first, when he was elected, he was interviewed by a leading trumpist, he tried to win at this very moment, that you are such a good man, for supporting israel, you are against the attacks, nothing like that, i am for supporting ukraine, we are obliged to support ukraine, and he very competently repeated the main thesis of ours with you and the administration, that if putin succeeds, he will not stop, he will go. then we americans will have to pay not only with money, but with blood, protecting our lives ponata, because in any case it is possible to be absolutely sure that this financing will be accepted, it is much more important that it is not money, but the nomenclature of the product, and here somehow our latest achievements have gone unnoticed, the americans have abandoned their last taboos, and the question with the plane is progressing. in

yes, that's right. lynne's partner, mike, literally walked down the aisle alongside bagpipes before popping the questionawkward, wouldn't it, if he did that in front of everyone and she said no. nevertheless, couple goals. you're up now. see you later. hello there and welcome along to sportsday with me, gavin ramjaun. late drama in the champions league as manchester united throw away a lead twice to lose at copenhagen after marcus rashford is sent off. some big hitting from ben stokes brings some respite for england at the cricket world cup as they get a much needed win in pune. and how social media abuse towards him and his family crossed the line. rugby world cup final referee wayne barnes speaks out. . hello and welcome along to the programme. what drum to start within the champions league on wednesday as majesty noted struggles in the konbudj is an was shown up again in copenhagen. united would yeah goals before marcus rashford was sent off. coming from behind to secure a famous victory. rasmus hoyland scored twice for united. but it looked as though it would be their nights in denmark. rashford's d

we are going to bessemer city, north carolina, mike on the republican line. >> good morning. yesi have a couple of points if you will allow me. you're talking about the moderate so-called moderate democrats like joe manchin, kester, and around -- brown, all of them ours saying something like the emigration thing and we need to drill for more oil for us and everything, but they only do that stuff when it is election time, but joe manchin is not seeking reelection because they have seen his voting record on these left-wing judges the biden administration has put forward you'd and we are going to -- forward. and we are going to take seats. kyrsten sinema is the demon in arizona and hopefully she stays into that and she took on chuck schumer and mr. trump will be the nominee, nikki haley and krispy kreme christie are not going nowhere. he might be doing well but he will not go nowhere. a running mate for him it is still to me a lot of opinions would be someone who is a good vice president. not nikki haley because she has been in politics too long. she is down to earth and that, but y

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yes, so mike, your documents, i go, the read the results i have to the scene here to be at on $72.00. that was to go from a law from of able to kind of jail of the 100 thousands of policy. that is where, where thing from that in the evening hours that wouldn't be, wouldn't come, jim and shouted to have them shouted the event assigned for that a lot from us. and for the i would assume that the response of the really sort of the reason why i have a couple of, i've had my best to be trying to say that it's uh, victoria for whatever reason i was off of that is i need to use even instead of somebody going to give said they were going to be a 3, and i thought i'd be circumstances. so that's, i'm going to see what i'm looking for. then i live on. and then they also they wouldn't count them. they take them back home to that respect. it is about a lot of stuff. this is the, it was, the isn't as if it was, it was whether, if it's the direct it to doesn't know what's called a free, that was an, as the from those bank i have to, this is small and do what i'm doing fine. 5 on a seniors, and this i

mike. >> reporter: folks, yes.ough start of the monday morning commute avoid this section of 680 all weekend and delays all weekend. easiest options you see here. highway 84 through pleasanton into sunol or a much longer drive. 580 dublin and castro valley hayward union city south on the nimitz. if you map it, clever taking this route here. parallel to 608 called foothill road continuing to pleasanton and sunol road not nearly same capacity of the multi-lane freeways. allow lots of extra time and tracking progress and hoping for early progression as seen in other projects. we'll let you know. >> mike, thanks. >>> california regulators kicked off a series of meetings yesterday around a new law meant to protect consumers from being price gouged at the gas pump. the law was actually passed back in march. it gives the california energy commission the power to consider punishing oil refiners when they make too much money off the california drivers. the law created a new watchdog group within the commission to gather pri

discussed support for ukraine with the newly elected speaker of the house of representatives mike johnson, a republican, yeshe did not give details, well, but it is important that no one is going to put the brakes on the strategic plan aid to ukraine, and there is also important news from the field of culture, you know, we have already talked about cinema, but in kharkiv theaters are being transferred online, because there are still no shelters, the performances are planned to be held in video format, but now i will pass the floor to iryna koval, so that she she didn't quarrel with me for taking up too much of her time, so irina, to the info. the language of everything is most important. at the 5th hour, iryna koval is with you. glad to see. thank you antina. i wish you a good evening and a good rest. and i will talk about the most important ones in a moment events at this time. it's 5 p.m. in ukraine. for your attention, the news release on the tv channel. in the studio of iryna koval, greetings to all viewers. now it's official: a five-year-old boy from ukraine died in belgium during a storm. this informa

mike. all right, thank you. yes and for bringing us up to speed, but let's cross now to the horizon where use of july lease standing use of i wonder what iran is. how is it around react into this situation? could it become directly involved in this crisis? and how is it assessing the role of the united states or, of course, after a month long silence the house on natural law. the secretary general of lebanon says, well, finally broke his silence. and the hundreds of iranians, of course, gathered in downtown to iran to listen to his televised speech and many of the one you people said that his silence month long silence was strategic and ominous and has left. these really are me unnerved about what's may come next. so now that he broke his pharmacy, i shaved the future of the company. he gave a clear picture, almost a clear picture of what will happen in the future. of course of his speech can be divided into 2 parts. the 1st part is a recap of what has happened since the october 7th. it's not quite how my us and the

let me tell you that this is a very important symptom. because the new mike johnson, yes, he is an evangelistm ukraine is nothing at all , he knows it, he doesn’t know where it is, so i will say that today it will be very difficult for zelensky, even in the magazine has already been published, and the corresponding one has already been published, i am in a relationship with my curators , and the cover has come out, which means that it is written that only i believe in the victory of ukraine, but no one believes, there is a drawing of such a small zelensky going into the distance there and this is such a symptom , which, let’s say, is very important, zelsky should read, get out of here, we will now discuss ukraine , including, i want to remind you that this week, you probably saw, a figure was announced, from sanctions against russia, europe lost dollars, this damage, but i finish the topic could be ostrovets, although everything is interconnected in our world, and the well-being of ostrovets, these projects that are implemented there with great continental politics at a minimum, i would reall

and yes mike johnson absolutely, his entire career his legal career, his legislative career, has reallyd to expanding the power of conservative christianity in the united states. >> in your interview you told quite a bit about david barton. tell us who he is, what role has he played in shaping this american evangelical space, and how it impacts or touches upon our politics? >> mike johnson told about the profound influence that david barton has had on him for decades now. david barton is a name that is familiar to evangelicals and familiar to evangelical historians. he's a pseudo-historian. incredibly popular in evangelical spaces. in the 1980s, he founds an organization called wall builders, which purports that the separation of church and state is a myth. and he's written numerous books and lead seminars and really advanced this notion across the evangelical world. so that, if you listen to christen radio, you'll hear these ideas. if you go into a christian bookstore, we'll encounter these ideas. basically he argues that jefferson didn't establish the separation of church and state to

yes. i mean , mike reid, if >> yes. e right qualities of leadership , if he does gain of leadership, if he does gain control of the camp, does that pave the way for number 10? it certainly brought his odds down, hasn't it, to about 20 to 1. >> i think it's been slashed by, i think from 30 or 40 to one down to 20 to 1. so yeah, i think he's i think he's doing very, very well in there. i think he's being reasonable in the face of people being put in there to bait him. he's he's deau there to bait him. he's he's dealt with that very well. he's deau dealt with that very well. he's dealt with that very well. he's dealt with everything very well. he's been placid. he's been he's been reasoned . and so, yeah, i been reasoned. and so, yeah, i mean, i think he's done very well as radio laureate. i had to pen a few words about his bottom, of course, which is a small limerick. mark celebrite camper farage has created a media barrage. he's caused mass hysteria with his naked posterior , which is something he posterior, which is some

mike said we have got to make a decision. it is time. we have to decide when to do this or not. i said yes, it is probably time. ng with this decision. right than these two red tail hawk started rising on the wind mike is kind of a romantic. he said those two hawks are like us and i said okay? if those two hawks are like us than i think we should do it. but this time we should do it like the hawks because the first two times we were so arrogant and so full of ourselves it is such a good thing we did not win. but this time i said let's do it like the hawks let's make ourselves available and if god wants to lift us up then so be it. but we should make ourselves available. i said we should do with no flapping. right then we decided to run. noaa flapping his spinner mantra ever since. every new staff member they hear this story and believe me there are times that we have to say to each other i think you are flapping.. [laughter] no flapping. [laughter] kept at least to this question because if i got to the birds. i was to talk about a lot about your faith in this book there's a lot of biblical verses this may be an

the protest, i took such a wide step that i almost sat down on the longitudinal twine, yes, but but says, well mikee, that people in america with such a production undergo rehabilitation for a year and only after a year they are taking such very conscious and confident steps, and i have shown good results in this short time, and i was the first to get prosthetics in washington, and after me , probably more than 20 people, more, although they were afraid to take ukrainians at first, they did not knew for what purpose we were coming, and i was traveling with my wife, at that moment, well, they, they took full responsibility, our ukrainians are strong, indomitable, and they even became interested in helping us. you are a real example of strength of spirit and indomitability. thank you. thank you so much for sharing your story with us today. thank you for protecting us, for the fact that you are now setting a true example of true indomitability. thank you. and thank you. choreographer, military serviceman, oleksandr chaika, will continue. approaching chevrons. assault troops are a brotherhood of real w

yes. is it and he's seems trying to do another mike, you for the 1967 trying to force the civilians out of yes, another refuge account they have. they have been rescued. uses 24 pieces by 267. that would be less he does now. and they're throwing seems to hold them out of this temporary date. if you hold that bill in the mazda, 3 of the people in japan is that even in was that if you would use a way to go back to that home sounds that's with a few by, by these meetings. in 96794. it's the authority to for services now to go into the egyptian c. 9 sentence that however, this is really and population. this is sandy stone, much willing to move. and it seems that whenever it is what it is, i'm frustrated with those folders. i've had to be kids or those vehicles, it tends to be shut down in that area. they take it onto the innocent civilians instead of fighting it up, but they might have face to face with the militants on the grounds. 7 guns were done with with, with better homes and civil likes from 16555 were done on the bones. no, the buildings on that is on the little bit. no, we don't the k

mike. it is indeed yes, the crowd smotts from freedom square, which is where the speeches were held. the protest began. they march some 2 kilometers at yeah, to the white house. now it's hard to gauge at night exactly how many people are here. but i was looking down pennsylvania avenue which runs in front of the white house. and basically people are standing shoulder to shoulder in that street. not here and look by it block, which is a sizeable park over the road from the white house. it's basically a standing room only as the protesters gathering here, almost a fist about this. we're at the moment a picnic type that dispute, but throughout the day, feelings have been running high. we heard in the speeches the depth of anger about what is happening in gaza and then the occupied westbank, but also and get directed to the us administration. that many here hold accountable for what is happening in gaza because of it's ongoing total support for israel. this was repeated throughout the day by a number of the speakers at the early gathering, making very clear. they believe that the by didn

mike in maryland. on an independent line. caller: yes, good morning. i agree with the gentleman before me. i have a rhetorical question. why is donald trump not a domestic terrorist with those comments he made last week. it just doesn't make sense that is not recognized. i consider him a white supremacist domestic terrorist. and i hope everyone has a good day today. host: now let's hear from norm in pennsylvania, go ahead norm. caller: hello? host: yes, go ahead. caller: i am calling all of these people calling in about the republicans. one of they talk about the democrats and what is going on with all of that stuff? what about the riots going on at the dnc and all that. you never cover stuff like that. host: is that your top news story of the week the riot at the dnc? ok, thank you norm. let's go to stephen in lexington, kentucky. caller: good morning, happy saturday. this is the first time i've had the privilege of talking to you. my biggest story is our presidents failure of handling the israeli/palestine conflict. i can kind of tell that they are a little older than i am and a huge gen

that mike turner, chair of the intelligence committee, mike roger and mike -- chairman of the foreign affairs committee -- and yes, it is a requirement in the house republicans caucus to have been a mike in order to be in the leadership position, all of them are strong supporters of ukraine aid, and they are working to find a way through this impasse. there are bipartisan conversations going on in the house and decided to get that done. that is why i say 50-50. the support is there. will the leadership in the house allow us to have that vote? i don't know for sure. host: >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. >> greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at sparklight, it is our home too, and we are all facing our greatest challenge. that is why sparklight is working around-the-clock to keep you connected, doing our part so it is easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span as a public service along with these television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, a discussion of legislation that would allocate frozen r

. >>> mike, you're seeing it slowing down out of the altamont. >> yes, sticking around.hought maybe a lot of these folks might be getting to the airport. bob showed so much traffic. we're seeing that 580 slower drive and the crash still on the grid over on mountain house and grant line road. that will be an issue for folks trying to avoid the backup on the altamont. here there's a minor backup, minor slowing on highway 4. it kind of smoothed out over the last ten minutes. same for highway 37, really focused as you cross over muir island. slowing here, we see building around golden gate fields and out of san pablo toward richmond. that may be an indication of volume coming toward the bay bridge. and there is slowing coming down the decline into san francisco. over here, this evening, this might mess with your traveling if you're traveling around the warriors game, or off 280 extension. they're closing the lower manzanita lot because of high tide, so keep that in mind if that's where you park and ride. >>> a mysterious illness is sickening dogs across the nation. ahead on

mike, what else did he have to say? yes, he did. indeed. well, they, you heard him referring to his version of the events of what happened that the, all she felt hospital insisting without providing any tangible evidence that how much forces were operating out of that hospital. but president biden said he made also very clear to the is re, the prime minister, is that it would be a mistake to occupy or reoccupied garzo and to try to hold it. he also said that the only ultimate solution to this ongoing violence is a 2 state solution. he also mentioned to the is ready prime minister that israel has a duty to avoid enjoying civilians in the operations. so a number of comments he made on the situation in gaza, adding to the fact that when he referred to helping those being held captive by a mass as saying that he was doing everything in his power to achieve that end. but at the same time ruled out completely using us troops to go in and flee those being held captive. so a large amount of comments about what is happening and gaza will present in

caller: yes, they are all babies. host: mike in huntington, indiana. newman in san antonio, texas, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i am listening to people calling in and i am sick of excuses for the congress and senate. these are supposed to be our leaders, and children saw themselves, if i was to do the things that we have seen the senator's doing, i would not have a job. i am sick of these politicians up there. what would you bring up a tweet when you are supposed to be handling the business of the people? i am sick of everybody making excuses for these people. this is no way to run your country. i don't know what this country is coming to. everybody is trying to act like donald trump, bullying people, and sometimes, there are no words for some of these, but you all can decide. have a nice day. host: this is sean out of baltimore, maryland, independent. your thoughts on civility on capitol hill? caller: good day to you. [indiscernible] to be honest, i don't think it is going to get any better. last i was watching, i was thinking, reall

mike close. what are you hearing from the yes, how seriously off to the announcements? i'm the statement that had been released by the last minute, i must admit to come through me. and i was just saying that they are getting closer with the to reach a truce between a months and even lee is very uh, government uh, the situation on the ground is really uh, terrible in the fight and continue, but main wild. both sides are taking serious steps in order to reach. i choose off to $45.00 days of rent, plus tax between uh, both parts the uh, the regional mit the h. as in closing costs, hawkins and egypt are trying to do their own summit assets of order to reach us east fire within the coming hours. but without reviewing more information about the possibility of the with a drug, one of the is ready forces from the northern and central areas of god. the city beside the facts of that piece of. 1 is consisting of the withdrawal of the surveillance of drones from this type of the gaza strip in return from us will release 50. uh, how much is how much one of these 50 off is typically

yes. >> to firing at animals. >> mike is the one who took the shot.believed that he was shooting at a javelina. >> a mexican father of two died from a shotgun blast to the head. his family believes he was targeted because of his race. but in the -- a mexican mother of three was shot in the stomach. she says she and a group of migrants rushed towards this reservoir desperate for drinking water when the two men drove up in a truck and parked here. the migrants tried to hide. this is where her account and the brothers' story diverge. she says the brothers knew the migrants were human, screamed expletives in spanish, come out, f-ing asses, and fired twice. defense attorney mayer says michael fired the shots from 150 to 200 yards away, that the brothers don't speak spanish flutely and that the shooting happened about 6:45 in the evening. >> at that time of night, there's no way you could recognize they were humans. >> what time of day was it? 5:00 or 5:30 p.m. she says this photo of her wound taken moments after the shooting shows daylight. she says she re

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. >>> in 60 seconds why a major union battle may be coming to tesla and the good new

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already have and johnson said that he’s not, he’s not going to renew, johnson is an american, well, yes, mike, as if in january, february, with a high degree of probability, so therefore, this is a very important factor, plus i remind you that the prices will already begin, why is this important, because if now in december this story seems to move away slightly, then of course after that there will be a very difficult summit of the european union 14 -december 15th, right before christmas holidays, these 50 billion, in fact, may still hang there, so from this point of view, of course , the financial issue is now being resolved, so as i understand this battle, in the first half of december there, accordingly, cut down schemes for bypassing or exporting energy resources, as we all understand perfectly well, this leads to the opposite result, now i’ll explain why this happens and how it happens , accordingly, the bulk of our oil goes to china, as we all know very well, accordingly, but second, on the second india is located in this place, india consumes approximately 20% of all our raw materials,

mike johnson? >> anything that gets to you yes, 218 in house 60 senate, and working on the way to get there, so a keyvote today, that is worth following, see if we can get before the friday deadline. >> don what about that how much does potential government shutdown work its way into your modeling your analysis? >> absolutely zero. i mean scene in movie a hundred times before we always get up get porch corn move long. maria: because what you don't think government shutdown matters. >> if you are asking me what impact on economy a markets my answer is just move along because never, ever, ever had a visible consequence just not a thing, you know good inside baseball watch our friends, legislature, claim -- each other no effect on markets. well, we got a market that is rallying right now, off highs certainly showing a gain better than 280 points on dow jones industrial average rebecca you said you would not buy into this are you going to sell into it. rebecca: i think just so much data i understand donald is really bullish but there are too many bear signals i still seen obviously, geopolitical, interna

so mike, the state department says there's been some progress a yes, the state department so. so focusing on getting americans out of gaza, also those of jewel nationality estimates at the sun. 400 americans in gaza with the families that set about a 1000 people. so they are focusing on that at the same time focusing on getting more humanitarian aid into gaza. itself, we have heard from the spokesman for the national security council in the white house, john coby, who says that over the past 24 hours more aid has gone through than in any of a 24 hour period through previously. this is what he had to say. please just say that another 66 trucks got into guys over the last 24 hours. we'd like saving you manager and assistance, including food, water, and medicine, is the highest single de delivery so far. but again, it's a trickle compared to what needs to get in and we're going to keep working that very, very hard dozens of more trucks are expected to clear today. expect to declare, i want to caviar that. would that we're obviously watching this as close as you can . we hope that

yes. under the mike climate weather alert seen and possibly heard heavy downpours pushing through in overnightday. san jose also waking up to those gloomy skies and wet windshields as we look at storm ranger, mobile doppler radar, seeing those heavier bands pushed through parts of the south bay on into the central valley. give you a closer look of where that heavy rain is right now. picking up orange and yellow colors on your screen there. still over santa cruz, scotts valley into day valley and parts of watsonville and we continue to see the rain pushing through the south bay. a little lighter at times through milpitas, fremont and into parts of the east bay, but a cell becomingalities more heavy right around south san francisco. maybe seeing this at the airport. seeing slick roadways out there as the planes are taking off. we'll see a day filled with rain possibly a chance of thunderstorms continuing. walk you through hour-by-hour and see what we can expect coming up at 7:00 a.m. kira, back to you. >> cinthia, thanks. >>> see you as 7:00 and also at 7:00 on "today in the bay," you can help f

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yes. >> they admit to firing at animals? >> mike took the shot.e believed that he was shooting at a javelina. >> reporter: jesus, a mexican father of two, died from a shotgun blast to the head. his family believes he was targeted because of his race. b a mexican mother of three, shot in the stomach. she says she and a group of migrants rushed towards this reservoir desperate for drinking water when the men drove up in a truck and parked here. the migrants tried to hide. casilla says she hid here. this is where her account and the shepherd brothers' story diverge. she says the brothers knew the migrants were human, screamed expletives in spanish, come out f-ing asses and fired twice. >> we disagree. >> reporter: defense attorney brent mayer says michael shepherd fired the shots from 150 to 200 yard away, that the brothers don't speak spanish fluently. >> you can see at sunset -- >> reporter: and the shooting happened at about 6:45 in the evening. >> at that time of night, there is no way that at that distance you would be able to see and recognize