the minnesota miracle refers to the early 1970's under governor wendel anderson that minnesota made a decision. we had a lot of assets we were not capitalizing on. the biggest one is the human capital, and we made the idea that we were dedicating our funding for our schools based on property taxes, creating the haves and have-nots, and they made a big, bold move -- bipartisan, if you can believe. they made a move where the state invested. lo and behold when you invest in schools and get kids out there, you see better production and you have the economy take off. what we did this time, we said, look, the minnesota miracle was that time. this time, we are saying it's not going to be a miracle. it takes hard work. what the world saw -- we rank at the top in so many categories until you desegregate the data and we were leaving black folks and indigenous folks behind, so we came back at it, but this time, the minnesota miracle will mean everybody is included. doing child tax credit, making sure we are the lowest total poverty in the country, investing in health care, investing in some of t

for farms in minnesota, for a variety of streams and waterways in minnesota, when they are not there seeing it. and this is an important part of the government being responsive and accountable to the american people. and i find it very important tay we need to get the rulemaking under control. with that, mr. chair, i yield as much time as he may consume to my colleague from new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized >> i thank the gentlewoman from minnesota for yielding the time. i rise today to support the rule which includes consideration of the whole milk for healthy kids act, an important step to ensure that america's children has access to healthy and nutritious options in our school's cafeteria. i represent the southern district in new york. it is one of the top dairy producers. the entire nation and children depend on the ability of farmers to get their products on to shelves whether in our grocery stores or school cafeterias. we have listened to the challenges that dairy farmers are facing from the biden administration, to the volatility in the marketplace

paul, minnesota. ndc has created model of excellence for serving bipoc, small businesses located in low-income neighborhoods. i am a proud member of the bill from within alliance, group of organizations from 50 communities replicating the model. also member of the african-american alliance with cdfi, cdfo's and the opportunity finance network. 4 pillars of wrap-around support. pillars are training, small financing but loan and real estate incubators. ndc will build incubators and thanks to senator smith and klobuchar for securing 1 million-dollar grant. cdfi's like ndc were trusted local intermediaries and many were left behind in the ppp process we were able to ensure 90% of our ppp loan amounts went to bipoc, 7 times more than a typical year. this is the power of cdfi's. in the state of minnesota, we were ground zero to communities across the country responding racial and economic. in contrast, latinx families is 18,000. black families zero. we can and must do better. this is why dcf's matter. requi

i had shared the board of large health system in minnesota. i've been a region to the university and a board chair of a philanthropic foundation. then i endeavored to the public service. i thought when i got to washington that would push a together on the members of congress. put its roundtable break bread and tell our life stories. maybe to some building trust. my goodness, my friends, just opposite. they put us on separate buses going to separate events, the separation start on day one in congress. and it appalled me. the most important leaders in the united states of america, rather than did with this gadget is more than anything else, they peeled us apart. i recognize right then and there are a few things, that the leaders in congress endeavored to separate us. they did not want to educate us or inform us, and the woman to ensure that all of our time, all of our time would be consumed with fundraising. what does that mean? 10,000 hours per week. 10,000 hours per week is what members of congress spend dialing for dollars. i soon some of you

paul, minnesota. nbc focuses on helping small businesses get off the ground supporting their growth. it provides entrepreneurs all suite of services including lending, trading, real estate services and assistance with management consulting and accounting and marketing. is joined in 2019 with over 18 years of experience leading teens and merchandising product development. cdfi ceos lots of alphabet there. ennis earned her bachelor of science degree in management accounting from the college of saint scholastic. crystal cornelius is with us today crystal is president ceo at native national native cdfi based in colorado. ms. cornelius has 23 years of expense work in the native economic development field but she is an enrolled member of the united nation of wisconsin and a member of the turtle mountain band and the chippewa indians in north dakota. we will begin, thank you so much. >> i think you know this i will just reinforce you each will have five minutes for your opening statements for there is a cloc

some -- in minnesota they said that this case is not yet ripe. that nomination contest are and interparty contest, they're not a real election in the sense that they're just about delegate allocation. and basically they said, come back to us when and if donald trump is the nobody. in colorado, of course, it's a whole different thing. in colorado they had evidentiary hearings and district court, and testimony. they had a factual record. the court, apparently, and colorado felt that it was able to make the decision. it was able to pull the trigger and make the momentous judgment. >> you are a secretary of state and above your many duties is helping make sure that elections go off the way that they are supposed to just logistically, i mean, have you seen anything like this? we are talking about this at the presidential level. has this happened at the local level? >> i have to say. you know, it is unprecedented. another way to say that is that it is administratively crazy. i really really sympathize that empathize with my colleague, janet griswold, i

what's your name. >> [inaudible] >> do we have snow in minnesota?f is there water in lake -- [inaudible] [laughter] as you well know. [inaudible conversations] >> come visit. you've got a friend. [laughter] >> oh, i love it. your daughter here. next knox thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> i think we have one -- >> enjoy your trip. thank you for your time. >> hello, sir. welcome. nice meeting you, sir. dean phillips. from minnesota, congressman, running for president. and you're a marine? thanks for your sacrifice. [inaudible conversations] >> oh, i love it. >> i've got a granddaughter -- [inaudible] >> oh, i love that. [inaudible conversations] >> oh, my friend, i'm so happy finish. [inaudible] >> want to join us for a tour? >> did you just show a picture of my dad? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't find my dad's pictures. i think what happened, i went to my daughter's, and i brought them over to her house. >> well, i'm sure -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> here's my dad. >> wow. >> my dad was 30. >> 30. i'm sure you can relate. be

take minnesota, for instance.n the minnesota house, so one votes in the senate. the state enacted and napa lantzsch of progressive legislation last session. enshrining abortion access, expanding education funding, expanding medicaid, legalizing recreational marijuana, enacting a red flag on law, just to name a few. that's a lot. in 2024, our next guest is hoping to take the lessons of the minnesota miracle, as some of called, it nationwide. with 11 races on the ballots. joining me, now tim walz. democratic governor of the great state of minnesota, and the new chair of the democratic governors association. governor waltz, great to see you again. thanks for coming back to the sunday show. >> great to see you, jonathan. thanks for having me. >> in a recent interview with politico, your advice to your democratic colleagues with simple. be bold. tell me more about that strategy. >> yeah, look, these are, these policies that were 19 are super popular. people care deeply about reproductive rights. they care to make sure

i think he said there is a family connection to the university of minnesota. crux the professor did not know this when he invited me so i don't think that was the reason he invited me but my brother actually went to bu. it is not my first time visiting campus. he lived in a rental house in hankey town. >> i know you don't think about the university when you say the u. crux i want to ask a question by your undergraduate college. you received your undergraduate degree in memphis which is a superb school and i noted several years ago the justice graduated from the college. it was the memphis college of law. were you aware that a supreme court justice had graduated from your undergraduate school? did you think it all about the supreme court at that time? crux i did not know i wanted to be a lawyer. i had some vague awareness that they want to roast college. i thought, about going. i also thought about going to law school. you are -- the only justice to graduate from law school other than harvard, yale and columbia since justice sandra day o'connor in 1981. why do

>>> a minnesota woman who can no longer play the piano is giving up her prized possession to help others. >> yes. linda deacon has als, neurological disease that slowly is robbing her of her ability to move. instead of letting her baby grand sit silent, she decided to donate it to the salvation army. it will replace the one that is badly damaged from a fire at a chapel last year. she said she is happy with her decision, saying, it is the right thing to do. >> such a beautiful story. >> yeah. no forget, watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. what coming up next at 5:30? audrey asistio has more . >> but we know so far about the shooting of an officer killed and the was the lead up to the shooting. >>> do you know the new law that will affect the starting next year? we are going to tell you what change is coming for sick leave, drug policies, and foster care. >>> and heavy work is going on tonight to get the fireworks ready for new year's eve. we get a close look at how san francisco was getting ready for the big show. >>> welcome back. the news at 5:30 start right n

and mba basketball minnesota's last-second comeback against the lakers on lebron's unlucky day. this morning, in the most important game of the western conference, two teams , the minnesota timberwolves and the los angeles lakers, went head-to-head, and this match finally ended with a last-second error by lebron james, 18-16 in favor of minnesota . in this game, anthony davis, the center of the lakers team , scored 33 points, 17 and 8 assists leading to star points it was a field. but he couldn't prevent his team's defeat against emma anthony edwards, the guard of maine sotata, by recording 31 points, 3 rebounds and three passes leading to points, played a big role in his team's victory. in other meetings today. thank you dears for accompanying us with the sports news of this hour, have a good time, god bless you. the name of ali rahbar is only from the school of haj qasim. it is derived from the same type of payment . . from palestine, the motto of muslims is that we are of any age, from the age of 4, which was in 2088 , we were four years old, from the age of four to the age o

a rather symbolic move in minnesota that's with other a look. that's next. >> oh, yeah. it's a big story in the national lead. minnesota revealed its new state flag tuesday after a months' long contest to pick a now look the design was one of more than 2,000 public entries that the state reviewed which included images of the minnesota, the loon or the monarch butterfly often seen in the summer and another included a resident's dog and 1960s arguing that critics that the native american that you see there on horseback in the center of the seal is a reference to the displacement of indigenous people throughout minnesota's history. all right. if you ever miss an episode of the lead you can listen to the show whence you get your podcast and it will continue with mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." i will see you tomorrow. i hope you're getting red ady f christmas. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >>> happening now, donald trump asked the u.s. supreme court to stay out of the lega

out the most important part of that story, that is just what happened when you go up against the minnesota vikings, andy. >> oh, the vikings scored three points last sunday. not like -- >> what is more? what is more? >> three is more than zero. that is correct. great defensive effort. we'll see how the vikings do sunday. >> praying. >> saturday, saturday. >> thank you, andy. >> all right. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >> israel has right to go after hamas. and also has the responsibility to do so in a way that comports with our values. >> the million dollar question is what israel sees as its time frame. >> there is no point finishing this. it is not over. there is no point finishing this with hamas still alive. >> the $48 million question to rudy giuliani as a jury now deliberates the cost of his election lies. >> if he had taken the stand, imagine what a catastrophe that would have been. >> this is an attempt to square people and rudy giuliani should pay a huge sum. >> the only republican woman in the presidential race, are women voters behind what nikki haley is selling? >

not like minnesota. next case, math scores for students in the u.s.ow, and teachers' union boss randi weingarten blames remote learning and, yes, covid. it was her that pushed to keep the schools closed. lauren: yeah. and we pulled up the receipts, or you're going to hear randy wipe garth edge -- randi weingarten in 2020. >> even a situation like florida where it was pretty clear that schools should not reopen -- we rushed to reopen, and now we cannot be reckless with either children's lives or teachers' lives. nothing is off the table. at add a slow cat i or protests, negotiations, dwreecheses or lawsuits or, if necessary and authorized as a local union as a last resort, safety strikes. lauren: strikes. she didn't care about the students, she wanted to keep the schools closed. and now students are score singing business malley in math. on an international exam given for the first time since 2018, american students scored a 465, down 13 points from the last time this test was given 4 years ago and one of the lowest scores ever measured. look at who ra

in minnesota that is about 95,000 unbilled homes. in minneapolis alone we need 4000 new homes per year to house her growing population and fill up our housing shortage. angst recently she changes the minneapolis we we're startino get them built. around ten years ago people in minnesota, minneapolis recognize our zoning and permitting process was in the way of us building the homes that we needed. city leaders began realigning these policies that match our stated values. affordable and inclusive and climate friendly, volunteer advocates like me push to shift regulations away from arbitrary discretionary project by project approvals. those regulations favored the unaffordable status quo. to fix those rules we had to think differently about our cities. making this change took three groups of people working together. that first group is committee members like us. we use humor and art and social media and blogs to focus attention on the problems, and to demand solutions. the second of the city staff who brought dated and designed a planni

so on the body of my 1st question to the cut to the problem, minnesota, minnesota for an effect on us. not unless somebody put the 0 to was great efforts with them. i just states and egypt on the swab of prisoners, what is the latest on this is miss betty of all the and then fall about the speaking of the mediation and the nato. jason suggest cut continues to exit assets and also to have that through as established on the captives and did seen these swap between the 2 sides. as was the case. however, gratefully, over the past week, we were faced with the number of august goes, where by that throughs and collapsed and we were not able to have it to the new as we speak code denise, and continues discussions and negotiations. ah, it is still on their way with our brothers in egypt and the united states. as mentioned earlier, this is part of collective efforts, diplomatic efforts. saving at bringing this war 50 to an and this is our brought a new amount and goes so long to have the war ended or the we can to captives and they didn't use that at least as the government. however, our top go

point in the nhl, the belarusian defender scored an assist in zalgori in the confrontation with minnesota this did not help the lights avoid defeat, the details of the match were not noted in this confrontation as effective, details were given in our program, the match against minnesota, although it turned out unsuccessfully for calgary, will definitely be remembered by ilya solovyov, the belarusian defender played his third meeting in the strongest hockey league in the world and scored an assist. solovyov assisted koner zarya during the second goal for the wild, by that time the guests had taken a 4:2 lead, the opening minutes in the first and second periods were unsuccessful , marcos foleña opened the scoring, at 45 seconds of the second or third russian kiril kaprizov increased the advantage, after another 45 seconds matthew boldy made the score big 3:00, before the final third the teams differed once more, on an accurate throw from michael backlund the same boldy will answer, the point at the end of the meeting was put by jael erickson 5:2. but let’s return to the belarusians from the

in this game, minnesota's anthony edward guard registered 44 points. revan's score of 3 and four passes led to stara midon's score. in the eastern conference, boston's leading team managed to pass detroit's score of 128 122 and increase its distance from its nearest rival, milwaukee. kristofs center close with 35 points, 8 rebounds and one pass was the star of the match and together with jason sytem, ​​who scored 31 points, 7 rebounds and 1 , and a review of some other news in a match against jamonde from the sixth week of the premier league. he won against sanat mes kerman. today , gorgan municipality is hosting avarta sari in the scheduled match of the 10th week. officials of ifa saram ardakan pas volleyball team after the resignation of toloukian , they chose abbas ali mir hosseini as the new head coach of their team. the first stage of the premier table tennis league ended with bandar imam petrochemical taking the lead, and tehran's farasanj and abadan naft refinery teams in the second and third places. were placed and at the end of the first day o

minnesota's loss in the western conference kept the celtics at the top of the eastern conference withver sacramento. in one of today's matches, minnesota timberwolves, the leader of the western conference , lost 127-133 against the philadelphia sixers, the third team of the eastern conference, and the sixth he experienced his loss. joel beit center of philadelphia with 51 points, 12 points of revan sepas led to the best player score of this match. in the eastern conference , fellow leader boston celtics managed to beat the sacramento kings with a score of 14,199 and maintain their position at the top of the table . sacramento guard diaron fox scored 29 points . with the nature of mahram , they will face each other with the defense of kale, the mes of rafsanjan, and the mes of kerman with the steel of hormozgan. the meeting of gorgan municipality with avarta sari is also due to the presence of gorganis in the super league of west asia postponed to next friday. the minister of sports and youth appointed majid zarhian as the head of the federation of martial sports associations. and we h

minnesota law allows unqualified candidates to be on the ballot. it is the party's decision but it may well be different when it comes to the general election. when that happens the minnesota supreme court may hear that case in its original jurisdiction. there are cases pending in colorado district court but each of these steps the states can choose to ask, is the person taking office entitled to hold office? you vote for presidential electors but for many years states have recognize your voting for president. it with the president's name on the ballot and we litigate with the electors shall be in the name of the president they are seeking to elect. that is procedure. these are happening now and they form the question who is covered by this clause? what is an insurrection? could we get the slide? great. very long article written with my co-author. we detail contemporary dictionaries, speeches by president lincoln, civil war congress, case law from the supreme court, historical precedents leading to the enactment of the 14th amend, especially the us

now it's 3000 and the person behind all of this is rose national security, minnesota. it's a mob been could be seen handing out tens of thousands of weapons to civilians. i'm good. the us that threatened to stop sending israel small firearms on the heads of the gun licensing authority, resigned in protest. 1 of what he described as the minister handing out guns like suites many is writings believes they've been abandoned by the governments in minute tree, left to fend for themselves. and what type of 7, believing that had most civilians been alms, perhaps more lives may have been saved. and sorry, shooting range is a fully booked, a trend that doesn't look like you will be ending any time soon. so the height of all the 0 tel aviv funerals had been held in the occupied westbank for 6 palestinians. they were killed and it's really drawn strike on the north sheriff's refugee camp. nathan caught them safety, so just prevented ambulances from reaching the site is ready for us is also detained. 14 palestinians, across the occupied west bank. on wednesday. they were all gone,

in one of today's matches, the minnesota timbers, the leader of polymer novin khorram abadad , won 5/ainst tom isfahan. in the framework of the 10th week of the premier basketball league, zobahan with limondis oil refinery , nayat mehram, rade defefand kale, mes rafsanjan and mes kerman face each other with hormozgan steel. the meeting of gorgan municipality with avarta sari will be next friday due to the presence of the gorgan team in the west asian super league. he was cunning. minister of sports and youth appointed majid zarahian as the head of the federation of martial sports associations. and we have a report about the start of curling in iran. let's see together. winter olympic curling was introduced in iran so that those interested can participate in this fledgling discipline in iran. we will request a foreign coach at the first opportunity , and god willing, as soon as the date of his presence is announced, we will call to recruit coaches and athletes. fortunately, there have been several follow-ups. iranian athletes play in famous countries in their national teams and we try

minnesota guard anthony edward scored 27 points, recorded five assists and led to the score of the best player on the field. ali naderi's students, who are preparing to participate in the 2024 world cup, will go to the field of senegal . they lost the result to the african opponent in the previous two games. lucas alcaraz, the 56-year-old spanish head coach , who has a history of playing in the teams of granada st. ander and the algerian national team, has a contract of one and a half years. he succeeded mehdi rahmati. parham maqsoodlou , iran's number one chess player, in the seventh round of the $60,000 tournament in chennai, india, against the great master sarbistan gained the lead and with two wins, three draws and 3 and a half points among 8 players , he placed in the sixth place . thank you very much for watching the sports news. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings again , dear and respected compatriots. we present to you the news of this hour together with all my colleagues . the president announced to the people of marawa tepe, golestan province

i was in minnesota. how much do you pay your farmers in your local systems? 50 cent to $.75 this is a better value proposition. we are investing neay a billion llars in supporting local foodystems. colorado state university is one them. the university of california is one. there is an intertribalollege that is also one of them. these locaons will providthe technical assistance for anybody interestedn establishing a local and regional food system to create more opportunities f farmers to be able to negotiate the price for what they get as opposed to having it basically fixed by the global market. we heard the call of western governors for the need for more procsing for meat, poultry and other products. we have invested at least a billion dollars and continuing to grow in that amount. we have a second round of funding coming in sometime at the end of this year. we he a very small processing opportunity that will be announced next year as well as a set of tribal opportunities so you will continue to see an expansion of local processing which creates a new market

kristin lyerly: there was a time when i was in minnesota where someone presented. she was bleeding. 21 weeks pregnant with a desired pregnancy but she was bleeding so much thashe had to go to the operating room right away, and i had to perform an abortion, and i couldn't help but to think to myself, if this was happening to me in wisconsin, i would be terrified about what the next steps would be, about what the implications for my future, my career would be. reporter: physicians worry not only about the consequences today, but those yet to come. christopher ford: what i'm seeing over and over and over again is this getting worse over time, and a lot of that has to do with the access of health care, with the access of, you know, care to obstetrics and gynecology. and a lot of the voices that are at the table right now don't see these patients and they don't have any medical background, but they're making these decisions. jenn jury mcintosh: i just want to do my job. the fact that politics are trying to be present in my exam room, present in the back of my mind as i'm looking at a pat

in this match, anthony edwards, the guard of minnesota, scored 27 points, registered seven rebounds and assists , and was selected as the best player on the field . in the victory of his team. in another important game today, oklahoma faced the los angeles clippers and won 134-115 at the end. in this match, oklahoma guard shai giljos scored 31 points, recorded 8 rebounds and four assists leading to points. he was the best player on the field and had a great impact on his team's victory. the opponent of james harden, guard of the clippers, scored 23 points and recorded 9 rebounds, leading to the best player score of his team. in another important game this morning, milwaukee, the second team of the eastern conference table , won against the orlando magic with a score of 118-114, and milwaukee striker ante tompo celebrated his 21st win of the season with 37 points. and a review of some other sports news: parham, especially iran's number one chess player in the seventh round of the $60,000 tournament in chennai. india vs grand master sarbestani won and with two wins, 3 draws and 3 half poi

in minnesota, that is about 95,000 unbuilt homes. in minneapolis alone, we need 40,000 new homes a year to house our current population and fill up our housing shortage. taste on recent policy changes, we are starting to get them built. around 10 years ago, people in minneapolis recognized that our zoning and permitting process was in the way of us building the homes that we needed. city leaders began realigning these policies that match our stated values. volunteer advocates like me pushed to shift regulations away from arbitrary discretionary project by project. the regulations favor the unaffordable status quo. we had to think differently about our city, making this change took three groups of people working together. the first group is community members like us. we use humor and art, social media and blogs to focus attention on the problems and to demand solutions. the second group is city staff who brought data and designed to planning process that made our land use plan. finally, elected leaders had to respond in boat to adopt

the 17th week of the premier futsal league , with seven matches and one game between boston and minnesota in the professional basketball league of america . ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you sports news, you are very welcome. good evening to you , and first we will take a look at wrestling. khuzestan became the champion of iran's cultural wrestling. at the end of the three weight cultural competitions of the country's top artists in qom , the khuzestan team stood on the championship platform with 144 points , and the fars and mazandaran teams took the second and third places with 138 and 114 points, respectively. on the bottom day of these fights, there are five weight matches. the second one was held in 67 kg, mohammad javad rezaei in 72, mohammad reza rostami in 82, rasul garmsiri in 97, mehdi bali in 130 kg, and fardin hedayati in 130 kg with victory over their rivals. they won the first title. this tournament was the first stage of the selection cycle of the national team. and now a report of wrestling, how long it has been in the tournament. wrestling, which is the first sport o

minnesota is ramping up an abnormally warm december. temperatures have been running 10 to 15 degrees fahrenheit above seasonal averages, making for poor conditions for ice fishing. >>> more massive waves are expected along the central and southern california coast through saturday evening, and all ventura county beaches will be closed throughout new year's eve because of the dangerous high waves crashing ashore since thursday. cnn's lucy kafanov filed this report from los angeles. >> reporter: the terrifying moment a monster wave slammed into the ventura, california, coastline. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: bystanders running for their lives. the surge sweeping people and vehicles down the street. at least eight people taken to the hospital. >> this wave just came seemingly out of nowhere. >> just this rush. i mean you saw it. it was 6, 8 feet deep. i'm kind of just shaking. i'm just trying to hold on to positive thoughts. >> reporter: the waves so strong, this lifeguard had to be pulled to safety by good samaritans. >> this

>> in minnesota, there's murder in the third degree.ance, a schedule one or two substance, that leads to the death, you're guilty of murder. >> reporter: both adults pleaded guilty to third degree murder. the main supplier, alexander claussen, was sentenced to six years in prison, while cole matenaer got a year in county jail and 15 years probation. yet, when it came to prosecuting the three students, there were more difficult decisions to be made. these teenagers had never been in trouble before and seemed to have promising futures. but like the adults, they too were facing murder charges. county attorney, pete orput. >> i don't want to scare kids. bullies scare people. i just let them know, if you do this, you can expect justice. and we're pretty firm about it. >> so, when investigators said they were going to throw the book at these kids? >> yeah, i was for it. >> reporter: you were for it? >> i was for it. yes, absolutely. yeah, they make mistakes. so, from that aspect of it, i can understand both sides. but the overpowering part of

>> ryan and myra from minnesota. do they like colored lights or white lights?big. you know, it's a big question. people face it every year. and i look at these two fabulous young people in their soul. i think they're multi i think they multi colored lights. yes. colorful yeah. so let s see what they. said. multicolored yeah. it's no contest for me. it's multicoloredd. >> no contest. multicolored. [applause] >> janice you are up next. >> good to see where are you from? >> west palm. >> new york. >> the love christmas? so for the friends from long island gift cards. empowering or copout? >> a copout just to give somebody a card and put in an envelope. >> i think it is empowering. >> i think it is empowering. >> copout. >> the crew is split so it all comes down to one guy. what will he say quick. >> i live on long island very close to brian kilmeade. >> brugger. [laughter] i have given many a gift card in my day. i say go for the gift card. >> empowering. [applause] >> empowering. >> nice job. >> what is your name and where you from quick. >> kensington maryland.

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at the moment the states of california, minnesota, texas and washington have passed laws restricting the use of deepfakes in political advertising. according to published reports, similar laws are under consideration in iranviz, kentucky, new jersey and new york. i never said this. i don't hit these words are bullshit. violation of the laws proposed by the us states can lead to up to 9 days in jail, a thousand dollar fine or both for election campaigns. masoumeh ezzati, radio journalist. in the name of god, city's defeat and liverpool's victory in the english premier league was abandoned in germany. in the continuation of the 15th week of the english premier league, manchester city lost against its host aston villa by one goal and gave villa its place in the third place of the table. liverpool won the second place in defield and manchester united managed to beat chelsea 2-1 at trafford. in the final match of germany, stuttgart defeated dortmund with two goals , so that the bees bid farewell to this competition very soon , they lost to saarbrücken 2-0, and leverkusen defeated poderber

>> minnesota. >> yeah, minnesota. >> wait till it snows, you'll have a real problem. >> dana, did yout really. our neighbors were pretty far away. when i was a little kid, spent time on the ranch in wyoming, all the neighbors help each other, but you kind of have to because everybody needs harmless. i like a dispute like this, because it's harmless and it gets out the aggression. if they're married, their wives are inside, and rolling their eyes. >> greg? >> i'm jealous of this feud. i live in downtown nyc. i wish i was dealing with piles of leaves. i'm dealing with piles of other things. here's the deal. i never understood this, somewhere someone made it okay to blow instead of rake. who makes that moral decision? leave blowers ale aren't a solution. you're just dispersing a problem. imagine if you applied that in other parts of your lives. of the there's garbage. i'll blow the garbage over there. maybe if you're in san francisco. i got a poop blower. i'll blow the poop across the street. what's wrong with america? >> that's [bleep] hitting the fan. >> oh! >> in fairness to the guy,

you were unsuccessful with a similar effort in minnesota.you see at this point any states as wins for you? >> we have a case pending in the oregon supreme court right now. we will be filing several more cases in other states. the key point is that these decisions that have gone against us have not addressed anything about donald trump's engagement in insurrection. all they have said is that state law doesn't allow those challenges to be brought until after the primary. we preferred to address these issues before the primary. but if the courts want to kick the can down the road, we will be ready to relitigate these same issues after the primary. in the meantime, the colorado decision is apparently going up to the u.s. supreme court. >> do you want to see the supreme court take this up? >> the u.s. supreme court is most likely going to take it. we don't oppose that. we think it's important to get a prompt decision. it's best for the country. it's why we filed before the primary to allow the courts as much time as they need to decide this prope

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. >>> to minnesota now where 120 people were rescued after becoming stranded on an ice floe that broke loose. fishing in a popular fishing lake about 60 miles south of the canadian border and took about two and a half hours to get everyone back on dry land. no one hurt but four people fem into the frigid water during the rescue. >>> on the cbs "money watch," last year at this time many economists predicted a recession in 2023, but it didn't happen. there were other surprises. cbs's astrid martinez on wall street as wall street wraps up. astrid, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, michael. easing of inflation, a resilient economy, boost in the stock market all made for some of the biggest stories and trends in 2023. [ closing bell ] a blockbuster year for investors. dow, s&p and nasdaq all up with double-dump it gains. the federal reserve battled the worst inflation in decades with 11 rate hikes. >> we're not completely out of the woods on the recession front, but the odds of that soft landing has grown. >> reporter: higher borrowing costs hit the housing market. home prizes rising