miller: of course. when it comes to determining our travel advisories, we look at the behavior of the countries. china's travel advisory had gone from a level two to a level three because we had seen them wrongfully detaining americans. that is one of the indicators you look at to determine what the appropriate level ought to be for any country is whether they are wrongfully detaining americans. china was so they were moved up to a level three. they are no longford -- they are no longer wrongfully retaining americans or they move back down to a level two. . it is true for china as it is for any country in the world that if they are wrongfully detaining our citizens, will work to get them back at it will have an impact on the travel advisories we issue from the state department. >> has there been any further engagement between the state department team and the trump team? mr. miller: there has not appeared we have made it clear we are ready to work with an agency review team when the trump transition tea

he also coached the oral history program with kian mckee, who has the burkett miller white burkett miller professor at, the miller center, barbara perry and russell reilly co-direct oral barbara is now the newman professor at the miller center and russell is the professor of ethics and institute wins here and then finally ken hughes is a research scholar with us on the secret oval office recordings. they'll talk about the leadership style and strategy of. president ford, some his great accomplishments, including, i'm sure we'll get to the discussion of the pardon but also how he structured the white house and how he learned from the nixon presidency, as well as some of the other challenges and accomplishments. with that, i'll turn it over to mark and our crew. thank you all so much and thanks, bill. good morning, everybody. nice to see you. we're going to be in conversation up here for about 40 minutes or so, after which, we'll do q&a. if you're in the room and you'd like to ask a question, the index card and the pencil your seat if you're online and you'd like to ask a question, please d

so miller showed him a photo of jessie roach.down, he flinched, raised his arm up, and turned in his chair, and refused to look at the picture. lester holt: convinced larry hall was hiding something, miller became obsessed with making a case against him. days later, back in illinois, miller turned up a huge lead. he found witnesses who vividly remembered hall from a revolutionary war reenactment in the georgetown area the very weekend before jessie was abducted. to them, hall stood out for his bushy mutton chop sideburns, but also, for playing a soldier who was fighting the wrong war. he was wearing a civil war uniform, and he had a civil war hat. at a revolutionary war re-enactment. exactly. lester holt: armed with his new information, deputy sheriff miller returned to wabash for a second crack at hall. this time, he pressed his suspect harder, stressing that hall's fellow re-enactors had seen him near georgetown. he came along to the point where he said, well, i go to so many reenactments, i could have been there, and just-- yo

lieutenant miller needed to find out more.alled the district attorney and asked him, do we know joseph scott hatley? and he said, yes, i do. i know exactly who he is. he said, i'll have the file ready when you get here. natalie morales (voiceover): when lieutenant miller started reading through the da's file, he knew he was on to something. the pages contained the excruciating account of a woman who has only told her story publicly while wearing a disguise until now. natalie morales: this is the first time you're revealing who you are. woman: yes, yes. lester holt (voiceover): coming up. woman: it was after 10:00. it was very dark. lester holt (voiceover): a young girl who says she came face to face with evil. i knew i made a mistake when he locked the doors. lester holt (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. did

aaron david miller, _ palestinians in gaza. aaron david miller, senior - palestinians in gaza.d miller, senior fellow at david miller, seniorfellow at the carney —— carnegie endowment for international peace, thank you.— endowment for international peace, thank you. thank you for havin: peace, thank you. thank you for having me- _ ukraine's energy infrastructure endured a barrage of russian missiles and drones in the early hours of friday morning. 93 missiles and more than 200 drones targeted sites in ukraine's west but ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky said 81 missiles were shot down. air alerts in the capital kyiv sent residents into underground shelters as new power supply restrictions were announced as a result of the attack. rolling blackouts are being introduced in all regions of ukraine amid the restrictions. russia's attacks come on the coldest day of the ukrainian winter so far with temperatures hovering around negative 6 degrees celsius. our reporter abdujalil abdurasulov is in kyiv with more. we know that the main target of this attack was ukraine's energy infra

miller would go on to receive the navy cross in 1942. he was the first african-american to receive the highest medal awarded by the navy, and in 2020, he was the first african-american to have an aircraft carrier named after him. only former presidents have that honor now, and there have been many monuments and tributes to miller in between the nation's highest military recognition, though, is the medal of honor and according to the office of maryland representative kweisi mfume congress has introduced a resolution every year since 2015 to posthumously award the medal to dorie miller that has not happened. dorie miller's great nephew, thomas bledsoe, is with us now he's been helping to lead the effort to get this honor for his family. i wonder what first on this effort, the 2024 effort to get this honor for your, um for dorie miller what is the progress now so as a family, well, one, thank you for having me here. >> and then i do want to thank the doris miller family for allowing me to be the speaker of the doris miller foundation so as

so i began to work with the miller family on a bill to increase research at the nih and other federal agencies for pediatric conditions, especially pediatric cancers of the kind that killed gabrielle la. in 2014 i partnered with virginia congressman and then republican leader eric kanter and passed the pediatric research program. the ten-year bill that we passed is up for reauthorization this year. i partnered with senator moran, my partner from kansas, to authorize it with the support of colleagues on both sides, numerous, numerous colleagues. the republican house has passed a version of this bill, the lead sponsor on the house side is congresswoman jennifer wexton who is retiring because she has been diagnosed with super nuclear palsy, an advanced form of parkinson's disease. she is no longer to speak without an a.i. assistive device. in her last few days of this time in the house she has made the passing of the reauthorization of the gabriella miller act her chief priority. the reauthorization was included in the health package in the bipartisan version of the c.r. bill that we neg

harry miller.attalion attached to the 82nd airborne division. his distinguished military career continued with service in korea at general douglas macarthur said quarters and in vietnam with the uniteddq states air force, retiring in 1966 as the senior master sergeant in the air force. today, harry remains a dedicated to honoring the legacy of his fellow veterans, volunteering here at the memorial to share inspiring stories of courage and service with visitors of all ages. lett us honor harry miller. [applause] >> please remain seated while we prepare to present the reuse at the atlantic arch in honor of the more than 1 million allied service knows those who tn the campaign and remember the more than 22,000 allies and civilians who were killed. they are not forgotten. [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> presenting the reason for the united states of america are army chaplain will horton and world war ii veterans colonel frank cohn and harry miller. >> presenting

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turns out it was stephen miller. i'm gonna ask everyone in the audience a question, and i want you to answer with as much loudness and conviction as you can, so all the special interests and lobbyists in d.c. can hear you. do you think the united states of america needs to secure its border? [crowd cheering] [miller] when millions of americans lost their jobs to illegal immigration, did washington rise to their defense? -[crowd] no! -[miller] that's because the special interests in d.c. who have controlled our political process for 40 years, they don't care about you. they don't care about your family. and they don't care about your security. it is a hard truth, but it is a truth that must be spoken for all to hear. [soboroff] stephen miller was for ending what's known euphemistically as catch-and-release, which means allowing people, once they come into the country, and go through the immigration process at the border to be released into the interior until their immigration hearing. [soboroff] what i didn't know, bu

plus, incoming deputy chief of staff for policy, stephen miller is here. the house is headed back to a slim majority. former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy on the incoming 119th congress. plus, who's next on joe biden's pardon list? >> i think the other part of the tell will be does it expand to other members like jim biden and joe biden himself. maria: new york post columnist miranda devine on president biden's blanket pardon for his son and who is next in the biden family pardons. it's all a right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ if. ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with the fast-moving power shift in washington as global events put a spotlight on new, incoming leadership in america. the government of syria collapsing weekend with rebels storming the capitol in damascus saturday night sending president bashar al assad fleeing the country and his family dictatorship that ruled syria for more than 50 years ending this weekend. all of this while president trump is in paris meeting with french president emmanuel hama caron for the

let us honor harry miller. honor of the more than 1 million allied servicemembers who took part in the campaign and remember the more than 22,000 allies and civilians who were killed. they are not forgotten. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> presenting the reason for the united states of america are army chaplain will horton and world war ii veterans colonel frank cohn and harry miller. >> presenting the wreath from the national parks service is national mall memorial park superintendent dr. kevin griess. >> setting the wreath for the friends of the national were to memorial is france chair mrs. jane droppa. presenting the wreath for the kingdom of belgium is ms. sophie carl howson, charged affairs, embassy of belgium. >> presenting the wreath for canada is captain luke trombley, canadian armed forces made attachÉ, embassy of canada. >> presenting the wreath for france, colonel julian -- military attachÉ, embassy of france. presenting the wreath for the grand duty of luxembourg is mr. frank b

i'm a matt miller. let's get a quick check of what is going on in the markets with the s&p 500 off by almost half a percent. the nasdaq falling a little bit more, .75%, as some of the bigger tech stocks lose ground. we have a volatility up a little, but with the vix under 14 it is fair to call this market subdued. four-year yield approaching 4.20. midday movers on the equity side. we go to bailey lipschultz. bailey: comcast shares under pressure, the stock seeing the biggest drop since april. broadband subscriber losses of more than 100,000 in the fourth quarter with recent hurricanes causing 10,000 broadband losses. big m&a deal this morning, on the agreeing to buy interpublic. it would create the largest advertising company. shares falling on the news, the worst intraday drop since july. now the possible deal news. bloomberg news exclusive reporting that monda latest is exploring -- mondelez exploring an acquisition of hershey. we would create a food giant with combined sales of $50 billion, although

and that's, that's a very beautiful and very powerful miller. what about you was the decision to set out and, and the cover the truth was that had a difficult decision to make it it actually really was a difficult situation. i think part of it is because the dominant adoption narrative tells us that we're supposed to be grateful and lucky and that we shouldn't want to search or want to reconnect with our original families. there's this expectation that we should just be content and not desire to know more. so i think there was that element of it that was really difficult to move forward to because you're pushing against that. and for some adopted people. um, our families may not or adoptive families may not necessarily be supportive. so i think you're having to decide and navigate that emotional ambiguity. and also the adoption agencies intentionally make it difficult to search out of the information is withheld or not accessible. and so when you start that search, you know already that it's going to be challenging and emotionally, it can really

plus i want to thank on a emily and miller. thank you so so much for being part of the stream today. and thank you all for tuning and stay in touch with us online. use the hash tag or to handle a stream take care. and i'll see you soon. the latest news that are to 100 pounds and we're seeing people from families here are seeing that they have not received any single news with detailed coverage. this is the center of them off this sort of braces, hobbies taking place every single day as the form of the form that i see from around the world. it is a high time for the international community to come together to try and rebuild this can feed, have already with the aspirations of the 2nd people, the we are sure to see these agencies of legend some clothes ruin the stories of civilizations that market history wants this is where the story of savannah didn't have any stories to tell the humanitarian crisis, and 11 and calls for immediate and sustained action. ok, foundations loving. an emergency response serves as a vital lifeline for

miller's family speaking to komoroski. >> for the rest of my life, i'm going to hate you. and, when i arrive in hell and you come there, i'll open the door for you. >> reporter: the judge sentenced her to 10 to 25 years for each of the charges she faced. but she's letting them serve them concurrently. >> our thanks to priya for that report. >>> a former kansas city police officer was found dead on the day he was set to start trial. authorities say he failed to appear at a federal courthouse in topeka, monday. he was found dead of apparent gunshot wound. he was accused of targeting black women and girls for sex. the case has now been dismissed. his attorney did not immediately respond to request for comment. >>> controversies keep mounting for pete hegseth. an article details a whistle-blower report. this was between 2013 and 2016 when he was president of the non-profit concerned veterans for america. for the latest, let's turn to brie jackson in d.c. good morning, brie, what else did the whistle-blower report say? >> reporter: it says that hegseth was frequently publicly d

now commissioner miller asked a very good question. what was next? he started pittsburgh is well west of altoona he's heading back to new york as he approaches altoona, pennsylvania i wonder how much ammunition was in that backpack. last thing i want to say is this you can't help but smile when you think a kid six months out of the academy makes this collar. let's think about what did not happen in that mcdonald's. he didn't have a chance to draw that weapon to commit suicide, which he may have been prone to do. he'd have a chance to draw that weapon to fight it out with the cops. and he was still there. what kind of restaurant is that? fast food restaurant. they were there very quickly. how long do people sit in mcdonald's to eat their breakfast? ten minutes tops. they got there right away. their presence. it was a job well done john miller, let's talk about that gun i mean, you know, there was initially there was reporting that maybe it was this veterinary gun. >> chief monahan raises the idea that maybe it's not a 3-d printed gun. what do you make

miller didn't publish anything. the justice department subpoenaed them both to testify about who their sources were. they want to know who your sources were. >> it was clear that that's what they were interested in, and you wouldn't tell them. i wouldn't tell them. >> and judith miller was in jail. >> yeah. she was found in contempt. and she did go to jail. it is a sad time when when two journalists face the prospect of going to prison for keeping those confidences, cooper narrowly avoided jail time when his source, karl rove, granted cooper permission to reveal his identity to fitzgerald's grand jury. >> and you heard valerie plame's name from i heard it from a couple of people, heard it from karl rove, and in shorter form from scooter libby, the vice president's chief of staff. >> cooper called rove, and he's like wilson's wife's all cia. >> and karl was like, i know, right? but you totally can't tell anyone. >> i told you. >> and matt was like, i totally won't. and karl was all, you double secret won't tell. and

our team is fitting marine biologist lucas miller. with a hidden camera. ready, ready? the market halls are guarded fine array of fences, surveillance cameras, port police, and security officials. all designed to keep an authorized people out ruler is going to try to sneak in. it's the only way he can document the quantities of shark that are being sold here. on in, in part 2000, the queen and portugal had the world's biggest shock fishing fleet song operating in the atlantic and other oceans the state. because this is one of the world's biggest chart trade. how do i know that goes on? sucks that so that we make contact with the local industry insider who wants to remain anonymous. he's scoping out the area to let lou customer not know what to watch out for. meanwhile, beulah and reporter, po, niga track which boats have entered the port that sometimes shift. these are 3 fishing boats that arrived yesterday and when by dean, by those 2 are what we call long liners on each side. they catch tuna sort of tension on sharpener of ships. there's boons of hi site. so that mean

but marine biologist lucas miller, is alarmed by the number of dead fish here around 4 tons worth. he takes notes pretending to be a busy traitor, then to avoid attracting attention. he leaves the market as a fair film, some juveniles, and saw that there were quite a lot of babies, sharks and strips on. so as i could tell, the numbers are quite high or to it's an unsettling site. and so i was about to then back at the hotel, the biologist and reporter watched the footage in a shop. candice, it's shocking to see if it's little sharks that are basically just been born out. is less than a year old. asked me of. and here they are, the fish market. most of them would have been college in the nursery habitats, getting us to fund the international union for conservation of nature classifies blue sharks as near threatened. for that reason, the numbers that can be caught and sold are subject to ever greater restrictions about the point, whether the quote as will stabilize populations is to be to buy in on this 1st, before people even started studying these animals, we'd already designated a

tonight, miller's family speaking to komoroski. >> for the rest of my life, i'm going to hate you andope you -- i arrive in hell, and when you there, i'll hope the door for you. >> reporter: the judge sentenced komoroski to 10 to 25 years each charges she faced but letting her serve them concurrently. >>> word on the fate of two american hostages held in gaza as another conflict in syria reignites. matt bradley now with late details. >> reporter: tonight, the fate of two young american israeli hostages coming in to focus. israeli's military announced today that omar, a 21-year-old soldier from new york, was killed in the hamas terror attacks on october 7th. for more than 400 days, his family thought he was still alive. his mother at a rally for hostages yesterday before word of his death. >> we pray that this time, miracles should happen and they should happen really quickly. >> reporter: along with that news, word another american hostage is still alive, appearing in a hamas propaganda video on saturday, edan's mother appealing israeli's prime minister for a hostage deal and world ce

picks the idea they can enforce what donald trump wants for his agenda and you wrote about steven millerof staff, he'll have an extraordinary amount of influence starting january 20th, including having some say with what house republicans are doing, give us the latest the role miller's going to play quickly on things like the tax bill and his favorite topic, if you will, immigration. >> many of your viewers probably remember stefen miller being a hardliner on immigration and now we see him emerging as one of the lead people influencing members in the house as well as senators on how the immigration track should move forward. we all know that this is something that donald trump ran on during the campaign, while he's basically leading the charge and now there's a dispute between the members of the house and the senate as to how they will move forward, whether they'll push immigration first or they'll work on a tax bill that comes first in this all encompassing resill yags bill we've all been talking about which is essentially the senate onboard with a simple majority. i'll say that, you kn

tim miller is back as well. dr. more pieces of reporting into the conversation. the associated pres last year reported rfk jr. has made his opposition to vaccines clear, quote, in july, kennedy said in a podcast interview, quote, there is no vaccine, there is no vaccine that is safe and effective. rfk told fox news that he still believes in the long ago debunked idea that vaccines can cause autism. in a 2021 podcast, he urged people to resist cdc guidelines on when kids should be vaccinated. quote, i see someone on a hiking trail carrying a little baby and i say to them, better not get them vaccinated, end quote. let me deal in facts and science since we have you and it's such a treat to get to talk to you. on the link between vaccines and autism, i know this is an area of expertise for you. what are the facts? >> yeah, the facts are, nicolle, vaccines do not cause autism. i wrote a book about my daughter because i'm a pediatrician, a vaccine scientist. we develop vaccines. we developed a covid vaccine reaching 100

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it was a job well done. >> john miller. let's talk about that gun. i mean, you know there was initially there was reporting that maybe it was this veterinary gun. chief monahan raises the idea that, you know, maybe it's not a 3-d printed gun. what do you make of the fact that he still had a gun? because i remember you and i talking that first night of, you know, would he keep the gun with him? is the gun going to be in the backpack? you know, a lot of suspects wouldn't want to be caught with a gun on them, tying them to to a shooting it's so interesting because you know, in new york, he dumps the bicycle, he dumps the other backpack that he wears during the murder. >> you find a tommy hilfiger jacket and monopoly and monopoly money in in in that backpack. but but he keeps the gun and that does beg the question as captain monahan, you know also points out, which is was he going to do another assassination? is that the reason he has this note on him, which explains the mindset behind it? um, a lot of people suggested, because of the way this unfolded,

i should just search, but they increased the amount, whereas the it's a special concert. ruth miller is back on stage at age of 61, appearing with her punk band. the marino said we couldn't do it, but we did and she wants more women to do it. no matter what their age, even if they've never played an instrument before. she says it's high time for women to conquer the stage. the route, the punk mom, founded the unglamorous music project. the gig featuring all 16 bands is a week away. many here have only begun to play an instrument recently. sophie helped organize the event on brand new stuff that in my car, i've got another call and it's been just on the call. okay, he'll coats out of town. but john, it's going to bring us along. i'm bringing up. i think in the beginning i knew that are all loads of bar is toward women to get up on stage, enjoying bands and the bar is all huge. so whether that's who is helping an instrument having it, i'm putting 5, knowing how it works, taking time to learn things. and people's help kids knowing who to go to knowing what to do. and so the young drumme

he said that he supports the program, whether it's more or not, but stephen miller, we know where he stands which is exactly the exact opposite of where elon musk stands. >> he's fine with trump going out and giving sort of vague statements about being in favor of h-1b visas. the devil is in the details of whether those get handed out, what the criteria will be. we're seeing this playing out when it comes to personality in the incoming administration. there is a divide between stephen miller placing these cabinet and sub-cabinet types throughout the administration. musk has really been confined mostly to doge and personnel-related issues. so if you want to, you know, get a look at where this heads, stefan miller is going into this with a lot more troops behind him. >> i've had one person say to me that if you want to know where trump is going to go on policy, look at stephen miller because 90% of the time what he wants, he actually gets, and i think right now when you talk about elon musk, he could be potentially reaching a peak of his influence. he's been down at mar-a-lago all the

the it's a special concert. ruth miller is back on stage at age of 61, appearing with her punk band, the reno said we couldn't do it, but we did and she wants more women to do it. no matter what their age, even if they've never played an instrument before. she says it's high time for women to conquer the stage. the .

stephen miller, should grown men be taking bubble baths? >> grown men should not be taking bubble baths, and they certainly should not be doing their work from home in a bubble bath. it's just so. it's so emblematic of the contempt that so many people in the swamp have for the people who pay their salaries when donald trump is inaugurated on january 20th, and that new golden age of america begins, he's going to tell the federal workers of this country who are paid for by your viewers, to get back into the office and do their jobs or find another line of work. we are not paying billions and billions of dollars for people to sit at home all day as federal workers streaming their favorite shows on netflix, lounging around in bubble baths and doing god knows what else. but definitely not working for the american people. >> they're having. miller. they're having them at va hospitals on the clock. these are taxpayer funded. >> they are doing other than working. and i'm sure that i'm sure there's a long list of things they are doing that will be v

so if that is elon musk, it might be elon musk, if it's stephen miller.and as you point out, stephen miller will have a very powerful job in the next administration. it's probably going to be him. frankly, i don't think trump pays all that much attention to the nitty gritty of policies that are taking effect under his watch, which is probably why he doesn't even realize that last time around, he did a lot more to reduce legal immigration than illegal immigration, because stephen miller was running the show. so i you know, i think that whatever trump says, he wants to do, the actual people who are executing the policy at the end of the day will be making the decisions. yeah. >> and i should note, you know, jared kushner is not going to be working in the west wing based on what we know now. he was when they crafted an immigration policy the first time around, it didn't go anywhere legislatively. but but there were those different components in it and shermichael. so, you know, what does this look like in the end, in terms of we heard so much from trump on t

it's where, with the help of miller's son, winslet scoured the archives and decided to focus miller'shire older models. >> don't blow a gasket. i'm not a model anymore. >> -- but as a troubled woman who in her late 30s left her glamorous life to become a war photographer, capturing some of the most haunting images from world war ii, including some of the first uses of napalm and nazi concentration camps. winslet said she knew it wouldn't be an easy sell. >> tell me a little bit about what some of those phone calls were like. >> one investor said to me, why should i like this woman? she's drunk. she's, like, loud. she's -- i mean, just stop short of saying, she has wrinkles on her face. >> you had a director say something like, i'll get your little lee funded. you want to share names now? >> no, that's not my vibe, no. no. but this director did say, if you will be in my film, i will help you get your little "lee" film made. and he was like this. i was like, might just have lost signal. >> she didn't make the movie with those men. instead, she insisted on bringing in a female director,