it's pretty early, but miriam duran is heading to work. has already picked up around 30 people. some live together in residential units. others, like miriam, live with their parents. she says school was never her thing. but the early shift? that's no problem. miriam: i prefer working mornings to afternoons. afternoons are bad. in the morning, it's still nice and cool, and after work, you still have the whole afternoon free. reporter: but not everyone's an early bird. some are still half asleep. a few have someone to snuggle with, or hold hands. the factory where they work is called “la fageda,” catalonian for “beech grove.” nestled in this nature reserve are 16 hectares of factory buildings, vegetable gardens, and pastures. miriam duran operates the packaging machine. her colleague folds boxes. everyone does jobs that suit their skill level. miriam: you have to concentrate. there are a lot of things that you have to keep your eye on. refilling the packaging sleeves, for example. everything has to be just right for our customers. reporter:

i'm steven allen, joining tonight is the comedic heavyweights miriam alia and the heavyweights miriam the heavyweights . lewis schafer heavyweights. lewis schafer let's have a quick scan at sun is made the headlines before we take a closer and let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages . look at tomorrow's front pages. we start with the telegraph the sunday telegraph has a highly we want to cut tax before election . the observer starmer will lords to restore trust in politics. the sunday times britain mulls swiss style ties brussels the express . shameless brussels the express. shameless fifa boss qatar over human rights record and brands west racist the sun on sunday stars jungle boy george quit threat and to the daily star sunday fifa boss dribbles on and on infamy infamy you've all got it infamy infamy you've all got it infamy and those are your front . get infamy and those are your front. get as you go they express what are they focusing on they are focusing on the fifa boss gianni infantino infantino infantino who basically has gone into a really long rant branding the west as a

i'm steven allen, joining tonight is the comedic heavyweights miriam alia and the heavyweights miriam the heavyweights . lewis schafer heavyweights. lewis schafer let's have a quick scan at sun is made the headlines before we take a closer and let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages . look at tomorrow's front pages. we start with the telegraph the sunday telegraph has a highly we want to cut tax before election . the observer starmer will lords to restore trust in politics. the sunday times britain mulls swiss style ties brussels the express . shameless brussels the express. shameless fifa boss qatar over human rights record and brands west racist the sun on sunday stars jungle boy george quit threat and to the daily star sunday fifa boss dribbles on and on infamy infamy you've all got it infamy infamy you've all got it infamy and those are your front . get infamy and those are your front. get as you go they express what are they focusing on they are focusing on the fifa boss gianni infantino infantino infantino who basically has gone into a really long rant branding the west as a

miriam tavares.d out her window and saw it all, eric and the others, smack in the middle of the cab driver robbery that ended in murder. >> is it possible miriam saw you commit a crime? >> no. >> not any crime? >> i wasn't there. >> bad blood between you and miriam? >> yes, bad blood. >> eric says he had a brief sexual relationship with miriam that did not end well. >> you have a fling with a girl and then you just cut it off abruptly. she may feel slighted. >> slighted enough to make you a murder suspect? >> i guess so. >> whatever her motivation, the question is how reliable was she as a witness? all these years later eric finally had someone to take another look at miriam's story. attorney peter cross. >> there's no doubt this woman was lying. i went out to the crime scene and she could not possibly have seen what she said occurred. >> so what could miriam tavares really see? here's the problem with miriam's story. from that police video, we know this is where the cab came to rest. we also know th

and, it all started with miriam juarez. >> can just stop by and grab a lunch. >> reporter: miriam began working here 23 years ago and is now a part of the outreach team that man's the phones, directing hungry callers to places around the county where they can find an open food pantry. >> that was something, growing up, my parents always instilled in us. always helping, doing whatever we can. >> reporter: so, about seven years ago, she was able to return the favor to her father, >> i was looking for a job and she said here, they need a driver for the food drive. >> reporter: he now drives five days per week for the food bank, picking up excess perishables from the grocery stores and delivering them directly to local dissipation centers like shiloh mercy house in oakland. he says it makes him happy to connect hungry people with food that would otherwise be wasted. >> this is the best job i've had in my life. >> the best job you've ever had? >> yes. >> reporter: that lesson, the satisfaction of giving back to others, is also being paid forward , because a few months ago, the food bank pick

stage miriam, didn't we?hink somebody , the do you think somebody, the government or regulator should have stepped in and said this internet thing is going to cause more harm than good? well, the short answer is money. i mean, look how powerful the tech companies are, how much money they it's not in their interests for this kind of regulation. they could stop this children viewing right now today if they wanted to. but they won't. and that's why, unfortunately , we've that's why, unfortunately, we've got to have go down the legislative route. know, legislative route. you know, it's true government it's also true the government has missed the boat on this. and i it in our 15 i think it was in our 15 conservative that conservative manifesto that we promised do something about promised to do something about this. started bring some this. and started to bring some legislation forward . it didn't legislation forward. it didn't become act. the online safety become an act. the online safety bill has been going on a

miriam: being in so much debt just to get to the place that i want to be is a big issue for me.ard: it's interesting to think that way. jessica: for edward bozik, it's the economy. edward: people can't even go to the grocery store and afford things to live off, you know, for a week. jessica: and hayley griggs, from a family of four girls. hayley: definitely abortion, just having three sisters, thinking about them not being able to have a right to choose what do with their own bodies. jessica: back on the road, i -70 taking us east, into west virginia. susan: we can do better. we have to do better. jessica: the city of wheeling, built on coal and steel, but most of that has now gone away. lynn: do you need anything? jessica: it's where we meet lynn kettler. catholic charities serving up breakfast to those in need. lynn: the need was so much greater than serving the food. they needed a presence out here on the street, that could love them unconditionally. jessica: lynn and her cousin susan brossman started a non-profit called street moms, bringing supplies and support to the homel

her mother miriam had mixed feelings. how did she feel about the fact that her baby was having a baby? >> delighted with the fact of being a grandmother, but not delighted with the circumstances. >> wendy had had the big church wedding for her first marriage. this time around, she and michel got hitched at miami beach city hall. >> you may kiss the bride. congratulations. >> the next day, wendy and michel set out for a brief weekend honeymoon, a drive down the florida keys to key west where the road ran out. sunset drinks, dinner and a hotel. three days after the wedding, they were back in miami beach, sunday evening. wendy called her mother to say they were going to a movie and dancing later at a club. her mother urged her pregnant daughter not to drink. then in the middle of the night, the wee hours of monday morning, wendy's mother got an unexpected call from her new son-in-law, michel, saying they've had an argument. wendy had stormed off, saying she was going to her mother's house. since then, the bridegroom said he'

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it all started with miriam juarez. miriam began working here 23 years ago, and is now a part of the help reach team that man's offense directing hundred colors to places around the county where they can find an open food pantry. >> that was something our parents instilled in us, always helping however we can. >> reporter: seven years ago, she was able to return the favor to her father. >> are looking for a job and she said they needed a driver. >> reporter: now, he picks up st andeliveon centers like oh it s him happy to help connect hungry people with food that would otherwise be wasted. >> this is the best job i've ever had and have been feeling down on my life.

and early i spoke with miriam clarence since october of 2020 her mother. no heed to garvey has been imprisoned in iran, and i asked her how her mother is hello. and 1st of all, i want to salute the break people off iran and announced my solidarity. and my mom is right now at the women being off notorious evan prison. she was recently on medical law, but despite not completing medical treatment, she was brought back to evan prison on november 13. and this came up of the relationship between germany and they slamming republic. i'll be ron escalated because my mom is a german citizen. but tell us a little bit more about that dual citizenship because as he mentioned, she is german. iranian, how does that help or hurt her case? and unfortunately, they slam with, with public oberon has a long history in using do all foreign nationals as bargaining chips and negotiation with the other country. in our case, this is germany. so since my mom has a do us citizen shit and iran says they do not recognize their german cities then ship. so she has no counsellor. ab says

uniform on my body, not a wedding dress but many parents feel they have no choice as money runs out. 3 miriam's father resisted the thought until the very last moment that the me, every time people asked to marry my daughters, i said i wouldn't give their hands. i told them the girls must finish their university. he eventually gave in fisher. many of the girls share the same fate. it's not uncommon for them to get married voluntarily for the rest of the one. and while i'm at home, my conscience tells me that it's better to marry is rather than be a burden on my family. there's. there's no other option left for us. is rachel, even their future is now tied to strangers of much older. who now have the greatest say on how the rest of their life will play out. and gentlemen of a more is for the or goofy. she was the 1st woman deputy speaker of the of gone to parliament and as negotiated with the taliban face to face during the door. her talks welcome, miss goofy. the timid girls being matted off by their families in the face of a bleak future under the taliban. how common is this across of grand sta

on their body, not a wedding dress but many parents feel they have no choice as money runs out. 3 miriam's father resisted the thought until the very last moment. thus the me, every time people asked to marry my daughters, i said i wouldn't give their hands. i told him the girls must finish the university . he eventually given for sure many other girls share the same fate. it's not uncommon for them to get married voluntarily for the rest of the one. and while i'm at home, my conscience tells me that it's better to marry to his rather than be a burden on my family orders. there's no other option left for us to gaze racial even, and the future is now tied to strangers of much older. who now have the greatest say on how the rest of their lives will play out. ah, we're going to go to the soccer world cup now where the 2nd round of group matches has begun in brewbay than other ones. went up against ecuador, with both teams coming off or when in their opening matches, the dutch opened the scoring in the 6 minutes cody aqua with a strong sprite from distance. before the game coach or louis van g

they, miriam webster, dictionary has made the gas lighting it's word of the year. it was wrong way, was one of the top 10 searches this year. and that list also includes oligarchy, oh, micron and cancel culture. such as for gas lighting, increased 1700 percent, but didn't seem to be appeared, didn't seem to be linked to any particular event. and gas lightings defined the psychological manipulation causing people to question their own thoughts. this is dw news, lie from bell and his reminder of our top story of miss al, china's clustering bout on protest against the government 0 cobit policies. with several cities seeing a heavier police presence rallies, i read show of defies. in china a more on d. w. a news at asia in just a moment and i'll be back of the top of the hour with will world news. i'm good. okay. and again, all the harvesters are immigrants, dolock is they. everything you enjoy eating at home with your family was harvested by people who are being exploited to it's the largest with the in.

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it's night at the sub know you spend any progress with living in the supplier for miriam, down minute book, as with nancy people, but he needs it by dc. might you will by needs assigning those people. you are gunning nashik, samuel away in this time. you pull up, i'll change them. you will. i'm you, come when you're what it is element. first thing you deal is you super sicilian, you park as of it shuttle confer much more and we did you live? so we really blessed you might, you would be at the just look, no damage is one of the guys could go with any place where you're going. is that correct? yes, but i was giving you on those when you're getting a junior, what's the you to a clinic with? not good at but, but you. what else that he does have a 1000000 ways of doing this way? quinn is a good, a good for fear schools each more. so messina moved in spelling emotional so she saw it by a promotion, little bit about it so that you should be doing that the a a, a, a with ah, [000:00:00;00] a while we have which are ours we make, you know, i'm not know, let you to really care about me if you c

it started started with miriam. she began working here 23 years ago and is part of the help reach team that mans phones directing hungry callers to places around the county where they can find an open food pantry. >> that was something growing up my parents instilled in us, always helping, doing whever agca shs able to return >> lor a job. s th ed iver for a food drive. >> reporter: he now drives five days a week for perishables from grocery stores and delivering directly to local distribution centers. he says it makes him happy to help connect hungry people with food that would otherwise be wasted. >> this is the best thing. i have been down on my life. >> it's the best job you have ever had? >> the best one, yes. >> reporter: that lesson, satisfaction of giving to others, is being paid forward. a few months ago the food bank picked up another member of the family. miriam's daughter. >> it comes from mom. my mom used to take me to distributions and bagging food. >> reporter: on this day she is helping register peop

weekly, she makes night at the sub know you spend the money because we've taken the supply it for miriam darrel done money because it looks it does get less people but it needs it by dsb might you will buy needs to sign in those people who are, again in national hon, away in the stumble up. i'll change them. you will let me come when you're what it is elena. first thing you deal is you super civilian your new park as a wood shuttle can for much more. we did you live, we begin to bless you might you would be it that just look smooth and it just one of the guys could go with any place where you're going. is that correct? yes, but ask him, are you on was when you're getting a junior, what's the units you wanted to visit with them? i'm not sure good about budget was all they did that. it's ways of doing this way. you think is a good, a good have for fear little schools each new service a little muffins coming emotional. so she thought i heard from watching a bad so that you should never for them they do that. the a a low moles go like a postal code with a a ah, ah . the only 41 percent of yo

alexia manzo, miriam's daughter. >> i feel like it comes from my mom. my mom always used to take me to distributions, and also begging food. >> reporter: on this day, alexia was helping register people at a food giveaway in san leandro. >> maybe it is genetic, because this is not the first time she has helped people get a bite to eat. >> our member as a kid i would take extra lunches with me to school in case i had classmates who needed food, or if i knew a friend is struggling a little, i would bring extra snacks all the time. just because, i don't know, but is instilled in me . >> reporter: sharing a workplace was not something planned, it just kind of happened. >> it was really surreal as a moment. at one point i was like i cannot believe my daughter is going to be working here, too, along with my dad. >> reporter: during the day, how much do you actually all see each other? >> we don't. we don't really see each other a whole lot, but at our family dinners, you know, we are always talking about work? it is all work related, and how interconnected we

miriam. wasn't -- they were in the office so much. what he talked about was israel. that is all he wanted to talk about. he loves the united states, but he loves israel and he saw israel under attack and he probably had a great influence on me from the standpoint of explaining things. explaining how important it was. i knew that before i spoke to sheldon. i always had it in my blood. i grew up in brooklyn and queens. i got along so well with the jewish community. my father was a builder in brooklyn and queens. he loved to build. his friends were almost exclusively jewish. i grew up with a great fondness and a great feeling for jewish people and for israel. i hope people in the united states share that because some people in the united states -- jewish people don't appreciate israel the way they should. [applause] i will tell you who does appreciate israel, the evangelicals. evangelicals are on your side. the evangelical christians are on your side. i appreciate israel and it is an honor. i could have done far more for israel than any other president. i don't think an

and finally, the word guess white, miriam webster, dictionary has made guess lighting it word of the year now was to find a psychological manipulation causing people to question their own. for how many times have you been guess white this year? the day's almost done, the conversation continues on why we'll see you tomorrow. with with the exclusive interview with german federal president stein meyer discusses his upcoming trip to the balcony and his thoughts on the war. ukraine. godsa duncan is in dimension india. o'connor, mood, tish associates for stones ish, the dorm good, good. the interview on d. w of is weapon. nice thing. we've massive crop failures, broken supply chains. soaring global market prices. is this russians treacherous? new strategy to finance? it's more while for do you alliances? close up came 60 minutes on d w. o. ah william, how to think on these gonzalez will i? and if i had known that the boat would be that small, i never would have gone on the trail. i would not have put myself and my parents in that danger to god. it's a theme of the akita. slater would love

if finally the word guess white, miriam webster, dictionary has made guess lighting it word of the year. now it's to find a psychological manipulation causing people to question their own fault. how many times have you been gas light this year? of the day's almost done, the conversation continues on why we'll see tomorrow. with awe. eco, india. sand mining up the coast. yeah. mm hm. by driving bus and legal $1000000000.00 business with the devastating impact on the environment. activists to my abdulla lead stood up against the fans, masha and you threat him down to attack multiple times. he go india. next on d w. oh, great aria ah strong voices. wow. so connect donations for the german aids foundation and i know to piece a new crane. ah, the opera gala in bon 202021. 60 dw blue with ah, shell filled with explosives and a symbol of power. rebellion and sensuality. wound by royalty and icons, the like a magic wand. and the grounds for divorce guy with a can is full cultural history. secret weapon lipstick. it off december 3rd on d. w with we live in a world of finite resources. and yet we

free, i think the dwaa are a nationalist, would be free to well, thank you so much for joining us, miriam clarence, for joining us with that message. and also for telling us about your mother's case . we very much appreciate it. thank you for many people that it's hard to imagine modern life without plastic, but while it used it's uses are endless. we also know that it's polluting our planet. that is why delegates from around the world are meeting in uruguay with their site set on an internationally binding treaty to help win the world off of its addiction. titles, getting dangerously close to plastic bags an image that has become symbolic of the world's plastic problem. and one that world lead and so hoping to put to rest negotiate is from across the globe, a meeting this week to work on a legally binding agreement that is hoped will come plastic pollution including that found in the ocean. plastic as a material and the pollutant is totally trans boundaries in the last couple of years. that's been this growing recognition that we need to have something at the global level, some kind of p

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registered donor from louisiana, and also hiv positive, got to hear brittany's heart beating inside miriamme at the right time, boy. my child still walking around and for that out for lb for grateful since 2013 hiv patients have been allowed to donate organs to others who are hiv positive across the country, another tale of selfless giving orange county , california couple ron and chris morales are both kidney transplant recipients and their donors. good friends brad and debbie thompson. back in 2020 ron discovered his kidney was failing and grad answered the call to help a kidney. do you need a kidney and i was like it took me a couple of seconds because i was in awe and i was like, oh, yeah, but this wasn't the first time that thompson's donated a kidney. seven years earlier, chris discovered she had policies to kidney disease and would die without a new kidney. so her childhood best friend debbie stepped up. i said, well, you can have mine. i mean, it was never even thought that just like exactly what she said. i don't even know what the process was. brad has since been released from th

vivek: the reason i came to learn a little bit about harvard is my best friend in high school, miriamt to this -- she was interested in going to the summer school program at harvard. we all end up going to this summer school program between junior and senior year and it was a wonderful experience. that is what made me think maybe this would be a great place to come to college if i am lucky enough to have the opportunity. so that's why i have pride -- applied to harvard. i was fortunate to be given an opportunity to attend and i had a great experience. david: then you went to medical school at yale? vivek: i did. david: how did you pick yell as a place to go? you got tired of cambridge? vivek: well, this was also an interesting experience. you know, i actually wanted to go to harvard medical school because i was doing research there when i was in college. and you know, i just decided for myself that that was the right place for me to be. even though i did not have exposure to other institutions. i did not get into harvard medical school and i still november coming home on this day and

i've got a great interview mp cates interview with mp miriam cates about controversial online about theal online home safety bill. and you've home safety bill. and if you've seen images coming out of seen these images coming out of china, you don't want to miss this. the are finally this. the people are finally rebelling authoritarian rebelling over authoritarian rule covid rule dressed up as their covid policy and matt hancock making

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i'm going be joined after the break by conservative mp miriam cates and how children should protectedprotected online . the online safety . it's online. the online safety. it's not, to me as simple as it might sound. we're also expecting nicola sturgeon's make statement any now. that's coming up any moment now. that's coming up after your morning news with rosie . more good morning. it's rosie. more good morning. it's 1133. i'm rosie wright keeping you up to date the government has won its legal battle a second scottish independence referendum . the scottish referendum. the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence . the supreme court independence. the supreme court ruling after scotland's first minister announced plans to hold another vote in october next yean another vote in october next year, nicholas sturgeon says she's disappoint by the decision but well respected . she also but well respected. she also says it exposed as myth any nofion says it exposed as myth any notion of the uk is a voluntary partnership and makes the ca

i want how much this month bundle, jessica. miriam, is until you see brother fit. so it's an employee. shouldn't you fulfill? so it will fizzle, misery vocal fund said, think on premier it and of booking for someone to do to get me in advance of general. yet if the editor made us republicans, he is a consultant. well, so that appears on to my to look at this a different now new to plus to paducah. moisten, where did normal group, those guys who knew the window bundle. vito nevada mid between them or blue. nearby taylor shelly by coming up on the capital. men and no one at the football is on full a dom able neuron, plessy, may see or continuum. so over here fit to work for the jump in to what you've been a bit more so you know, they eventually they are not that fast to political unlimited talk, suff, sudak, i will hopefully will, that we will on itself on daily goblin, ill, daily guinea, all day until fecal boucher in mid mid know see if i look up some clarification, let me with kelly cooper when agree of missouri also the mother m l m a or going to live there with

. >> did the filler of alicia miriam, my hope is you are miserable for the rest of your pathetic life to my family burns and traumatizes you every day. >> put this creature in general population, where he's afforded no additional protections, and issue punishment like no other, forbid tv, internet, mail, phone calls, visitation and education. let this creature be erased from society, never to be heard from again. >> reporter: of course, a final decision on the type of secure that nikolas cruz will get once he's in prison will be made by the florida department of corrections. one final note there, the parents of jamie guttenberg, they were not supposed to be out there. they said they were not going to come, but because of the some of the testy exchange yesterday between the defense and the judge, they felt the need to have a few words for cruz and the defense attorneys. >> such strong families. carlos, thank you. >>> another historic rate hike from the federal reserve, all in an effort to bring down inflation. what this means for you, we'll tell you straight ahead. this week is your ch

, undoubtedly miriam, who is undoubtedly one of most capable , of our best and most capable, fabulouss, you know, proper concern active on these issues there a tension here and my worry is you get the law of unintended consequence is that you think you're doing some good work and in fact you're going speech or. going to damage free speech or. you children you won't protect children enough. something enough. so it's something i follow. understand follow. i try to understand i worry about the implications . worry about the implications. actually, i'm really quite conflicted about the various. yeah, i do think close . yeah, i do think close. absolutely. right. about who's responsibility is to be responsibility is it to be children in our society today and who's responsibility is it more broadly to be introducing children to ideas around gender and race is an all kinds of contested ideas. and i parents are being written out of the equafion are being written out of the equation more and more and i think we do need a real cultural conversation about children and tech , the role of parent. te

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i'm going to read you at the from miriam webster of loan. money lent at interest. borrower's temporary use. meaning you pay it back! this is what you signed up for. now you are voting for president or his party because they said we will give you some of that money back. reasonable people can agree, and i don't know if every 18-21-year-old is super reasonable because their brains are not super developed yet. you take out a loan and you sign your name on a loan application, you were saying i'm going to pay this back. that's i'm going to do. my dad was an engineer. these are the values that we are reinforcing to young people in america. this is awful. i really think that this is just more part of the deterioration. i hate to get so down on it, but my dad was an engineer too my mom was a schoolteacher and they put four of us through college. i put myself through graduate school and i've worked every day since i was 12 years old. i have always had a job. i don't understand. these are not kids were struggling. these are people who are making $125,000 a year. >> lauren: c

i spoke with a woman, miriam, a black mother of three beautiful little children who said it's a senseand also for the future of our children. that's what this election means to her and that's why it matters. take a listen. >> as a black woman, knowing that this was not always available to us, i will do anything i need to do to make my voice heard, exercise my right, and vote for the candidate that i think is going to align with my beliefs and my values. someone who values the basic right of democracy, the principles that our country was founded on. >> the principles that our country was founded on. this, again, easy to get into what these kinds of days mean, what early voting means and why it's important to come out, but these people are mission driven. we also talk about enthusiasm, excitement, and it doesn't often mean about cheering with signs. but the folks today standing and voting, they're making their voices heard. >> i'm curious, you know, a couple of issues i'm wondering if they came up. this idea of walker not really living in texas. there was this reporting over the weekend

word of the year is gaslighting miriam webster defines gaslighting as the act or practice of grosslying someone, especially for one's own advantage. searches for the word on merriam webster .com increased over 1700% in 2022. compared to last year. it comes from a movie titled gaslight in the 19 forties in which her husband continually dims the homs gaslights and what his wife complains about it, he tells her it's a figment of her trial. mind that's lighting. has this implication of an intentional deception. um and once one is aware of that deception, it's not just a straightforward lie as in, you know, i didn't eat the cookies in the cookie jar. um it's something that has a little bit more devious, uh, quality to it. it has possibly an idea of strategy or a long term plan. some of the other top words for 2020 to include cancel culture macron, oligarch, codify and queen consort. first lady jill biden today hosted a roundtable discussion at the white house with the children of national guard members is biden encouraged the kids to share their stories as part of her joining forces initi

number seven gaslighting has been named miriam webster's word of the year.t is the act of act of practicing okay it is when you mislead somebody. mm-hmm. i make it seem like they're the ones that created the problem. are you felt that way? that's it. so they said that searches for this word increased 1700 and 40% from the year before. oh goodness. so other top searches this year include queen consort lgbtqia, and lo me, which was popular a wordle guest back in august. i don't know. i mean, i'm glad i'm not the only one i was feeling a little not that's you pronounce it. hey your guess is as good as mine. >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the rush home from the holiday and the rough weather on the way. cross-country storm on the move, the south bracing for a potentially severe tornado outbreak and at least 16 states on alert for heavy snow and high wind. plus, the urgent boil water notice for an entire major american city. >>> hundreds of delays up and down the east coast with travel back near pre-pandemic levels. plus, the mid-air scare