it is clear that hurricane milton and hurricane helene were devastating. but, the full extent of the damage is still coming into focus. while we can see a road to recovery more clearly, we can also see it is a long one and it will take serious federal support. there are still communities without power and clean drinking water, there are miles and miles of roads and bridges that are still washed away. families are wondering how they will be able to return home if their house is gone. farmers are wondering how they can recover from the loss of crops and poultry and more. business owners are wondering how they will ever reopen their doors. more than that, how their entire city or community will be billed, especially those communities that thrived on tourism. people aren't desperate for answers and help and hope and they are looking to congress for action. we cannot let them down, not now, not ever. that is why it is so important become together to pass a bipartisan supplemental that meets these challenges. we need to replenish the fema disaster relief fund. r

. >>> and an abandoned dog who went viral in the lead up to hurricane milton gets his happy ending. it's thursday, december 5th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news out of california. two kindergartners are critically injured after a school shooting. the shooting happened near palermo yesterday afternoon. after the alleged gunman met with the school principal about enrolling a student. >> shortly after concluding that meeting, the principal heard shots being fired. heard screams. and that's when they determined or found that the two students had been shot. we have received some information that he may have targeted this school because of its affiliation th the seventh day adventist church. >> police say the shooter was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> in new york city, police are on the hunt for the gunman who fatally shot united health care ceo brian thompson. and a warning, some of the images you are about to see may be disturbing. he is seen walking to a conference when a gunman shoots from b

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not only north carolina, which bore the brunt of the storm damage in helene, but storm damage from milton, storm damage from debby and storm damage from storms that happened years ago. sen. tillis: that's a part of the more than $100 billion that was in what we thought was the agreed continuing resolution with the disaster supplemental attached to it. now we know that that is falling apart and in some cases i think for good reason. but at the end of the day, the people of north carolina, the people of south carolina, georgia, alabama, florida, the list goes on. tennessee. need relief today. because everyone needs to understand we're talking about a possible government shutdown here in washington. there are parts of this country that have been affected by the storm who are effectively shut down and until we fund them, they have no hope. what i have in front of me right here, this stack of paper, these are the correspondentents that i've received in my office since the storm. so i'm trying to decide if i have to filibuster and keep and do whatever i have to do to keep us from going home if

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for the victims of the hurricanes, helene and milton, who are sleeping in tents, mr. chair, because they don't have a house. there is american rescue. taxpayers are going to come and help you tonight. through no fault of your own, you suffered through a hurricane. and u.s. congress, tonight, the house of representatives are going to vote to support you. this is a clean resolution with the debt ceiling. this is what my good friends and colleagues on the other side of the aisle wanted just yesterday. let's talk about the good things that are in it. to our farmers, we will support you, both republicans and democrats. to our victims of natural disasters, we will support you tonight. a clean c.r., i support this resolution and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. delauro: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: i yield two minutes to my very good friend, the gentleman from missouri. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> tha

thames valley police say a 49—year—old man from milton keynes was arrested on suspicion of murder andand across the uk, this is bbc news. health officials in gaza say five journalists have been killed by an israeli strike in central gaza. the strike hit a clearly marked broadcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. one of the journalists had been expecting the birth of his child. the israeli military called those killed members of what it said was a "terrorist cell". the funerals of the five palestinian journalists were held earlier today where mourners gathered in prayer. israel does not allow foreign journalists free access to gaza. let's speak shaimaa khalil injerusalem. that is one of the issues, we do not have access ourselves and we have two different narratives. take as their what both sides are saying.- both sides are saying. you're different narratives - both sides are saying. you're different narratives about. both sides are saying. you're i different narratives about what happened today. it is not possible for the bbc to independently verify either ac

thames valley police say a 49—year—old man from milton keynes was arrested on suspicion of murder andins in police custody. opposition politicians in south korea have filed a motion to impeach the acting president — han duck soo, as the country's political crisis continues. this comes less than two weeks since he took over from the former president yoon suk yeol who was impeached for trying to impose martial law. if mr han is impeached in the upcoming parliamentary vote, the next in line to become head of state is the finance minister. our reporter rachel lee from bbc korean is in seoul. she gave us more insight into how surprising this situation is. well, honestly, it is surprising but it is also not entirely unexpected. this whole situation has been building up for weeks and han duck—soo�*s refusal to apoint three judges picked to appoint the three and han duck—soo�*s refusal to appoint the three judges picked up by the opposition was a big red flag especially since the constitutional court is handling the president's impeachment case. and added to this his decision to veto oppositi

the fisherman who was rescued off florida's gulf coast after he was stranded during hurricane miltone after hurricane milton's landfall was especially surreal. this was the moment the coast guard rescued joe tessa off the gulf coast in october. incredibly, they found him floating on a cooler. >> i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: today, for the first time, tessa is speaking out publicly about his harrowing ordeal. the company who makes the cooler he held on to, the fisherman recounting what it was like to be exposed and alone in the open water. >> currently a category 5 storm, 160-mile-per-hour winds. >> reporter: with a monstrous hurricane bearing down. >> this is not a time to be outside, tom. >> reporter: as milton barreled to florida on october 9th, tessa went out to repair the fishing boat he captained but the coast guard says tessa radioed the boat became disabled on the way back to port just hours before milton's landfall tessa was stranded at sea. >> mother nature was just too much for that boat. i pulled the life boat and deployed it. as soon as it pulled tight it fl

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but this scene after hurricane milton's landfall was especially surreal.>> i felt like i was going to die, dude. >> reporter: today, for the first time, tessa is speaking out publicly about his terrifying ideal. the company that makes the cooler that he held onto, the fisherman recounting what it has like to be exposed and alone in the open water. >> currently a category five storm. 160 mile an hour winds. >> reporter: with a monstrous major hurricane bearing down. >> this is not a time to be outside, tom. >> reporter: as milton barrelled toward florida on october 9th, tessa went out to repair the fishing boat he captained. he radioed that the boat became disabled on the way back to port. just hours before milton's landfall, tessa was stranded at sea. >> mother nature was too much. i deployed by life raft. i wasn't even settled in and it and as soon as it pulled tight, it flipped me over and dragged me under. >> reporter: then he said the cooler hit him in the back of the head. >> i basically locked myself in the cooler like this, like my legs and my arms.

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. >>> when hurricane milton came ashore in florida, millions of americans were shocked and outraged to the guy who did that was tracked down. he confessed and faces charges of aggravated animal cruelty, a felony. and the dog rescued by the highway patrol and now known as trooper has a new forever home. david begnaud has the story. >> this is trooper dooper. >> reporter: you are looking at the moment when trooper the dog met his forever family. >> we might be best friends. >> reporter: including his new sister dallas. the photo of their initial meeting seemed to say it all. it looked like love at first sight. but as many of you know now, this is where trooper's story went viral. a call came in to police that a dog was tied to a post. >> i don't blame you. >> reporter: abandoned in chest deep water as hurricane milton barrelled towards florida in october. >> going to love this little guy. >> reporter: but after meeting trooper we were confident that with patience, belly rub, a little love, and yes, a whole lot of belly rubs, he was going to thrive in the right home. and over the last few

milton is just the latest example of rapid intensification in the age of climate change. but at number two, we have the rise of climate denial. after promising fossil fuel executives deregulation, donald trump retakes power with a promise to hamstring the nation's clean energy momentum and pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord for a second, and possibly final time. the american election cast a pall over cop 29. in azerbaijan, where petro states that agreed to transition away from fossil fuels at cop 28 transition back to praising oil. and at number one, the heat driving so much of this destruction eight years ago in paris, the world agreed to limit global warming to 1.5°c. but this year topped it. it was over 100 degrees in phoenix for 113 consecutive days, shattering the record by 37 days. so first responders now carry body bags in ice. and the city has embraced a policy of shade signs that humanity will have to adapt because 2024 could be the coolest year of the rest of our lives. bill weir cnn, new york. >> all right. and coming up next, azerbaijan's president

let's hear from milton. philadelphia, democratic line, you are on with peter morici caller:. thank you for taking my call. three points. one, trump, when he comes in, he's going to destroy this economy. he starts a trade war with mexico, canada, and china. you know what they are going to do? retaliate. that will cause even more jobs and because prices here in america to go up. i don't understand how people supported this idiot. second of all, now he's talking about mass deportation, right? you go out and you deport all of these illegals. who's doing the work in our country right now? who is picking those produce crops from the farmers fields right now? illegals. you deport all of them? they work out of hotels. they work on restaurants. host: what's your third point, please? caller: who is going to do them jobs? prices for produce, restaurants, hotels, gotta go through the roof. guest: you make a good point. i don't expect all of these tariffs to go into effect. first of all, he can't put them into effect right away, with the exception of china. if someone doesn't challenge a

milton is just the latest example of rapid intensification in the age of climate change.t at number two, we have the rise of climate denial. after promising fossil fuel executives deregulation, donald trump retakes power with a promise to hamstring the nation's clean energy momentum and pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord for a second, and possibly final time. the american election cast a pall over cop 29 in azerbaijan, where petro states that agreed to transition away from fossil fuel at cop 28 transition back to praising oil. and at number one, the heat driving so much of this destruction. eight years ago in paris, the world agreed to limit global warming to 1.5°c. but this year topped it. it was over 100 degrees in phoenix for 113 consecutive days, shattering the record by 37 days. so first responders now carry body bags and ice. and the city has embraced a policy of shade signs that humanity will have to adapt because 2024 could be the coolest year of the rest of our lives. bill weir cnn, new york. >> bill, thank you so much for that. we're also watching thi

i'm going to use milton, legitimate problem, and they cannot say elected president, this is not, this is a breaking the law despite obviously these election today, outgoing president. so let me sort of it see the said she won't recognize the vote and called for fresh elections in order to have peace and justice in the country. new elections and need a quote on that is why we are here. the demonstrators have once again gathered for their nightly digital outside of parliament, a clear sign. they went back down as a tug of war between the government and the people continues. not any 7, not so is a senior research fellow for the russia and you raise your program at the international affairs. the think tank of chatham hives, and she was also george's and bassett, or to the european union. i asked her whether there was a way to end this tug of war and bring government and opposition together. well that's the time goes by. i think the crisis deepens and the. 3 the, the options to begin to narrow as a moment. it seems like there are really 2 options out of this crisis that the government has.

milton is just the latest example of rapid intensification in the age of climate change. at number two, we have the rise of climate denial. after promising fossil fuel executives deregulation, donald trump retakes power with a promise to hamstring the nation's clean energy momentum and pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord for a second, and possibly final time. the american >> would be the coolest year for the rest of our lives bill, we're cnn new york and now to some of the other headlines we're watching today. >> storms could prompt flight delays as millions of holiday travelers prepare to head home. a series of pacific storm systems will continue to affect the west this weekend, with periods of strong winds, low elevation rain and heavy mountain snow. meantime, severe thunderstorms are expected to hit the south on saturday, with possible tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail from louisiana to alabama. rain from that storm then stretches up the east coast by sunday, and could cause some minor travel delays. the fda is pushing a new proposal aimed at making su

milton is just the latest example of rapid intensification in the age of climate change. but at number two, we have the rise of climate denial. after promising fossil fuel executives deregulation, donald trump retakes power with a promise to hamstring the nation's clean energy momentum and pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord for a second, and possibly final time. the american election cast a pall over cop 29, in azerbaijan, where petro states that agreed to transition away from fossil fuel at cop 28 transition back to praising oil. and at number one, the heat driving so much of this destruction eight years ago in paris, the world agreed to limit global warming to 1.5°c, but this year topped it. it was over 100 degrees in phoenix for 113 consecutive days, shattering the record by 37 days. so first responders now carry body bags and ice. and the city has embraced a policy of shade signs that humanity will have to adapt because 2024 could be the coolest year of the rest of our lives. bill weir, cnn, new york. >> remarkable. coming up on cnn this morning, the bird f

milton is just the latest example of rapid intensification in the age of climate change.ut at number two, we have the rise of climate denial. after promising fossil fuel executives deregulation, donald trump retakes power with a promise to hamstring the nation's clean energy momentum and pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord for a second, and possibly final time. the american election cast a pall over cop 29, in azerbaijan, where petro states that agreed to transition away from fossil fuel at cop 28 transition back to praising oil. and at number one, the heat driving so much of this destruction. eight years ago in paris, the world agreed to limit global warming to 1.5°c. but this year topped it. it was over 100 degrees in phoenix for 113 consecutive days, shattering the record by 37 days. so first responders now carry body bags and ice. and the city has embraced a policy of shade signs that humanity will have to adapt because 2024 could be the coolest year of the rest of our lives. bill weir, cnn, new york still to come, breaking news is at least one person is dea

ready 14 years, a devastating conflict, and they all states for the loan democratic tradition. milton offered terry and tradition on the tyrant, such a specialist that like syria and they, the societies germany, do you come us, all right, with the vision. and so to transition out of a conflict to move into a post conflict setting with all the trauma, with all the grievance, with all the anger that has been cultivate to deliberate bias, the supporters, it's going to be incredibly difficult to move beyond that. but yet, this, this sense of jubilation and elation the sub has go. i think it's a thing that will unite people and bring them together and working towards a future that is full syrians. one syrian people. this is, there's various people have been saying that i think is what, what people will be working towards. and that is the, the hope to overcome these divisions. because 14 years of history to show what the vision can do. well, we also have to look at the fact that the group leading the rebels have to fear l. sean or h t s. as it's also known, this group is still considered to

and it will especially provide support for communities ravaged by hurricanes helene and milton. the devastation caused by these storms and other disasters is heartbreaking. congress must act. in this bill, we will provide $100 billion in supplemental emergency disaster funding. this will provide the necessary disaster recovery aid for states and communities, as our fellow citizens rebuild and restore. finally, the bill also provides $10 billion in economic assistance for our farmers and ranchers. in the wake of many natural disasters and a difficult farm economy, our farmers and ranchers are in dire need of economic assistance. while there's still a long road ahead for recovery efforts and rebuilding, this aid will mark a vital step forward and will help preserve family farms and ranches across the country, while also continuing to ensure food and agricultural security for our nation. for these reasons, mr. speaker, i urge all my colleagues to vote in support of h.r. 10545 today. thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the

milton is just the latest example of rapid intensification in the age of climate change. at number two, we have the rise of climate denial. after promising fossil fuel executives deregulation, donald trump retakes power with a promise to hamstring the nation's clean energy momentum and pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord for a second, and possibly final time. the american election cast a pall over cop 29. azerbaijan, where petro states that agreed to transition away from fossil fuel at cop 28 transition back to praising oil. and at number one, the heat driving so much of this destruction. eight years ago in paris, the world agreed to limit global warming to 1.5°c. but this year topped it. it was over 100 degrees in phoenix for 113 consecutive days, shattering the record by 37 days. so first responders now carry body bags and ice. and the city has embraced a policy of shade signs that humanity will have to adapt because 2024 could be the coolest year of the rest of our lives. bill weir, cnn, new york. >> our thanks to bill, and thank you for joining inside politi

for the victims of the hurricanes, helene and milton, who are sleeping in tents, mr. chair, because they don't have a house. there is american rescue. taxpayers are going to come and help you tonight. through no fault of your own, you suffered through a hurricane. and u.s. congress, tonight, the house of representatives are going to vote to support you. this is a clean resolution with the debt ceiling. this is what my good friends and colleagues on the other side of the aisle wanted just yesterday. let's talk about the good things that are in it. to our farmers, we will support you, both republicans and democrats. to our victims of natural disasters, we will support you tonight. a clean c.r., i support this resolution and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. delauro: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: i yield two minutes to my very good friend, the gentleman from missouri. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> tha

provides $100 million in emergency aid to help states and local communities recover from helene and milton and other disasters. congress is expected to pass the measure. >>> now to the middle east where evidence from mass graves in syria is exposing the atrocities committed during the brutal reign of bashar al assad. a war crimes prosecutor estimates 100,000 people were tortured and murdered and their bodies buried. it could take years to identify the bodies. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the buffer zone inside syria where they have taken control since assad's ouster. >>> meanwhile, cia director bill burns is expected in qatar today to discuss the status of the negotiations on the gaza hostage and cease-fire deal. after months of deadlock, israel and hamas, appear to be moving closer to ending the 14-month war. >>> a rare move, palestinian security forces have launched a crackdown against militant groups in the west bank, engaging in gun battles that killed at least two people. this is an unusual step for the palestinian authority. the internationally recognized gov

. >> comedy is a man's game, milton beryl, jackie gleason had just started. said, well, this is all i know. they didn't have anything, i'm going to do 30 shows, wound up being 270-some-odd shows. >> a "sunday sitdown" with the great carol burnett. plus, another "life well lived" all a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin with the overnight breaking nugz ing ne apparent friendly fire over the red sea involving american navy pilots. raf sanchez is in jerusalem with raf, what happened here? >> reporter: willie, u.s. central command is saying that a navy f-18 was shot down overnight by "the uss gettysburg" that apparently mistook it for an enemy missile or drone. the two pilots ejected and were recovered safely from the red sea. one of them has minor injuries and the incident is under investigation. but this all came hours after the u.s. conducted yet another wave of strikes against iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen, the second such operation this week. you'll remember the houthis have been not only firing missiles at israel but targeting international ship

in court charged with two counts of murder after two women died following a suspected stabbing in miltonis accused of killing joanne pearson and teohna grant and is also charged with the attempted murders of another man and a teenage boy. he'll appear at high wycombe magistrates�* court. the actress olivia hussey, who shot to international prominence as a teenager for her role in the acclaimed 1968 film version of romeo and juliet, has died aged 73. the argentinian—born actress, who grew up in london, 1534 00:20:11

year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of a double murder after two women were fatally stabbed in miltond yesterday. thames valley police said officers were called to a block of apartments in bletchley and found the women, aged 38 and 2a, dead at the scene. more than a50 people crossed the english channel in small boats on christmas day according to new home office figures. the data takes the total number of crossings this year to more than 35,000, more than 21% higher than last year. prime minister sir keir starmer has made dismantling the smuggling gangs one of his top priorities. the number of shoppers heading out for the boxing day sales appears to be returning to pre—pandemic levels, with footfall dropping by almost 8% across the uk compared with last year. but according to analysts, it's not all bad news for high stret retailers — footfall was up on christmas eve by 18% on last year. you're live with bbc news. 2024 was the year of elections — but also a year of artificial intelligence. across the globe, from india to indonesia, from the uk to the us, ai technology made its presence

helene and milton were historic storms, the scope of the disaster. it went across at least six states and the swath and the path of that storm was massive. i saw that myself. i went to florida where the helene made landfall and saw the disaster there all the way inland into florida. and then was in western north carolina where it looks like a bomb went off. it's serious serious damage, but the initial request was $116.5 billion. and what we're doing right now is the important methodical job that the house has to go through line by line and assess those requests and make sure that they all are actually tied to disaster and not superfluous items and issues that are included. that's what the discussion with freedom caucus was about and with other members because we have to be good stewards of the resources. we have a huge national debt and we have obligations to take care of, but we have to do that in a fiscally responsible manner. that's the discussion going on right now. i don't know what the final package looks like, but we have to make those decisio

in court charged with two counts of murder after two women died following a suspected stabbing in miltong joanne pearson and teohna grant and is also charged with the attempted murders of another man and a teenage boy. he�*ll appear at high wycombe magistrates�* court. now it�*s time for a look at today�*s sport with chetan. we are going to start with cricket australia remaining in charge of the full test in melbourne, they have help thanks to a superb first from playing only his fourth test. the 21—year—old is unbeaten, 105 to 190 146, a special moment for his dad. 116 months behind going into today, they have hope that at least a draw thanks to his series currently tied at one all. meanwhile, on day three of the first test at centurion, pakistan 88 to three in their second by two runs raining currently delayed. they are unbeaten. pakistan have hope. mysterious is gearing up for his first tournament, he won the title there before and backin won the title there before and back in 2018 and she is in the doubles. year, has been recovering from wrist and knee injuries which threatened to en

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it spends $110 billion to help victims of hurricanes helene and milton. full reconstruction of the collapsed bridge in baltimore is not in the bill. nor is the land transfer of r.f.k. stadium to the d.c. government. the plan also suspends the debt ceiling for two years. mr. trump demanded that but here's the problem. republicans mandate a two thirds vote to pass the bill. there are some g.o.p. nos and democratic leaders are urging a no vote i am convinced mike johnson is not get every republican to vote for a package and he will have to some way find democrats. disaster relief is needed, it's needed now. and that is the unifying point. hell know in the democratic caucus. >> the musk, johnson proposal is not serious. it's extreme republicans are driving the government shutdown. >> g.o.p. for rushing a new bill to the floor without proper vetting. >> 116 pages. what happened to the 27 hour rule? what happened to all that nonsense. >> now, win or lose, forcing a retooled bill was the first demonstration of president-elect trump flexing his muscle. the republ