gracias, miriam. gracias.cristiana llamada abundant life. el lunes de la semana pasada, tambiÉn muriÓ la estudiante de 14 aÑos, ruby patricia vergara, cuyo funeral se dio a cabo este fin de semana. la joven era estudiante de primer aÑo de ese plantel y tanto ella como la maestra fallecieron a manos de otro estudiante que despuÉs se quitÓ la vida. >> y ya que estamos en nueva york, permanece bajo custodia el hombre acusado de haber quemado viva a una mujer en un vagÓn del metro en brooklyn. sucediÓ ayer por la maÑana cuando el sospechoso se acercÓ a la mujer que dormÍa dentro del vagÓn y sin mediar palabra, le prendiÓ fuego a su ropa, quedando envuelta en llamas. los servicios de emergencia no pudieron hacer nada por ella. se sabe que el sospechoso es de origen latino guatemalteco, que llevaba seis aÑos viviendo aquÍ en el paÍs y mÁs lejos de aquÍ en alemania. >> taleb abdul mohsen, un mÉdico saudÍ de 50 aÑos, se enfrenta a cinco cargos de asesinato y mÚltiples cargos mÁs por intento de asesinato tambiÉn y asal

thank you so much, miriam. let's talk about our weather. the rain is finally arriving and just what, an hour, few hours from now. and it's just it's kind of exciting. it's a little bit of that anticipation because we had so much rain weeks ago. so it's going to be good to get in on more rainfall out here across the bay area. satellite radar picture is active. not only one storm, but a tal of two in the next three days. and look at this wide view. this is exactly what we needed to see happen. we had a stubborn ridge of high pressure on and off for the past couple of weeks. it was sending all the storm activity to the north that has broken down, and that's why we're starting to see this. well, beginning to look a lot more active. and you can see right now along the northern coastline we have that rain, a few moderate pockets, a line of some showers just off shore. still going to take a little bit here to get here to the bay are. really. over the next 2 to 3 hours we'll begin to see more of those showers developing. as you'll see, by 8:00 toni

miriam arias estÁ aquÍ con nosotros. de cuÁnto estamos hablando? miriam?e navidad. los carritos en lÍnea estÁn repletos este cyber monday. se estiman gastos de mÁs de 13 mil millones de dÓlares, un aumento del 6% en comparaciÓn con el mismo dÍa el aÑo pasado. con esto, este lunes cibernÉtico se convertirÍa en el dÍa de mayor compras en lÍnea de todo el aÑo. sin embargo, estas ventas que se hacen desde lejos rompieron rÉcords en black friday. tambiÉn el dÍa mÁs tradicional para comprar en masa, pero en persona. casi 11 mil millones de dÓlares en compras por internet, un aumento del 10%, segÚn adobe analytics, y mÁs de la mitad fueron hechas a travÉs de un telÉfono. entre los artÍculos mÁs populares. maquillaje, productos de belleza, altavoces de bluetooth, mÁquinas para hacer cafÉ, ropa y televisores. hay a lo largo del dÍa. los descuentos continÚan, sin embargo, los economistas recuerdan ser precavidos en medio de la emociÓn y los bajos precios. >> sigue la alza el consumo de tarjetas de crÉdito. estamos en mÁmo histÓrico en deudas. evaluar realmente nuest

miriam me acaban de dar una conferencia de prensa. que es lo que ya han dicho ?nicole. >> muy buenas tardes. una s situacion muy dificil para tantas personas en esta conferencia de prensa actualizaron informacion y tambien compartieron como va la investigacion hasta el momento. un poco mas de 24 horas del tiroteo. vamos a empezar con lo que sabemos hasta el momento de la presunta atacante. la policia la identifico como natalie, de 15 anos, estudiante de la escuela. aunque tambien dijeron que respondia a otro nombre. samantha. segun las autoridades, ella comenzo a disparar dentro de un aula de estudio con ninos de distintos grados en la escuela cristiana life en madison, y fue pronunciada muerta rumbo al hospital. ahora, segun la policia, por una bala autoinfligida, el tiroteo ocurrio alrededor de las 11:00 ayer, el lunes. inicialmente, la policia dijo que fue un pequeno de segundo grado quien llamo al nueve 11 para reportar los disparos. pero hace momentos rectificaron que fue una maestra de segundo grado quien hizo esa llamada. y bueno, precisamente sabemos que

soy miriam villarreal.a bacteria hospitalaria en al menos cuatro centros de salud en el estado de mÉxico, en donde incluso ya rige una alerta sanitaria. otros siete pequeÑitos, en su mayorÍa reciÉn nacidos, tambiÉn han sido afectados. alejandro godina tiene la Última informaciÓn sobre este brote. >> hay preocupaciÓn en mÉxico tras el brote de la bacteria klebsiella y toca que hasta este 5 de diciembre ha provocado la muerte de 13 menores de edad entre cero y 14 aÑos, segÚn la secretarÍa de salud federal. >> es preocupante la cantidad de niÑos que han salido contagiados de esa bacteria. >> los casos ocurrieron en cuatro hospitales, tres pÚblicos y uno privado, todos en el estado de mÉxico, a los que les toca estar ahÍ adentro, pues ya les indicamos que tienen que revisar bien todo lo que se administre por medio de un comunicado. la secretarÍa de salud dijo que este brote estÁ preliminarmente vinculado con soluciones intravenosas de nutriciÓn parental o con los insumos utilizados para su aplicaciÓn que podrÍa

miriam villarreal. >> hoy la capital mexicana se estremece otra vez con un a asesinato en un centro en una de las zonas mas ex exclusivas de la ciudad. >> las autoridades confirmaron que e el hombrasesinado es jesus perez aldear, el de los cantantes gerardo ortiz y julian alvarez. >> piso soro lo que informa. >> dos hombres con cascos de motocicleta ingresaron al re restaurante haciendose pasar por repartidores de comida. >> buscaron a su objetivo y le dispararon al menos 10 veces, segun la fiscalia de la ciudad de mexico. >> en segundos, el caos se apodero del lugar uno de los ahi narro los meseros que estuvo ahi narro lo ocurrido estaba c comiendo la persona y de repente llegan unas personas en e encapuchadas y lo matan a quemar mexico dijo que la victima es jesus perez alvera, quien fue promotor de los famosos ca cantantes de musica grupera g gerardo ortiz y julian alvarez. >> se puede ya confirmar, f formalizar la identidad de la persona que lamentablemente perdio la vida. >> en 2018 jesus perez aparecio en la lista de la oficina de control de activos extranjeros del departament

miriam esÁa aquÍ con lo Último. >> miriam hola nicole. octavio.aÚn no han podido verificarlo. ahora la policÍa dice que la mÁxima prioridad en este momento es determinar quÉ motivÓ el ataque y estÁn analizando cada pista que los pueda ayudar. hay tambiÉn nuevos detalles sobre la presunta responsable y tambiÉn su familia. la pequeÑa escuela cristiana ha life amanece con mÁs preguntas que respuestas. a 48 horas del tiroteo que cobrÓ la vida de un maestro y un estudiante, dejando a otros seis heridos. >> was a combination of factors. >> las autoridades creen que una combinaciÓn de factores pudo haber motivado el ataque que, dicen, fue llevado a cabo por charlie brown, de 15 aÑos. >> bullying was one of those multiple factors. >> estÁn analizando si el acoso escolar jugÓ algÚn papel. revisando sus pertenencias, redes sociales y un documento circulando en lÍnea supuestamente relacionado al ataque que hasta el momento no han verificado. >> we're looking into her online activity we're asking anyone who knew her or who may have insights into her feelings

. >> miriam arias estÁ aquÍ con lo Último de la investigaciÓn.ole. octavio. muy buenas tardes. asÍ es. tenemos mucha nueva informaciÓn esta maÑana. ya mÁs de 72 horas desde que ocurriÓ este ataque. sabemos que las dos vÍctimas eran mujeres. una maestra de 42 aÑos y la otra una adolescente latina de 14. las autoridades ademÁs, han dicho que habÍa mÁs de un arma en la escuela. bueno, esa es nueva informaciÓn que nos lleva desde wisconsin a california, donde la policÍa detuvo a un hombre que dicen estaba en comunicaciÓn con la presunta atacante en la escuela. se conocen los rostros de las dos vÍctimas mortales del tiroteo en la escuela cristiana abundant life en wisconsin. eran michelle west, una maestra de 42 aÑos a quien la escuela describe como llena de humor y sabidurÍa con gran conocimiento y ruby patricia vergara, una estudiante latina de 14 aÑos que amaba el arte, la mÚsica y la lectura. en su obituario resaltan que tocaba el piano y que tenÍa un vÍnculo especial con sus mascotas. la oficina del mÉdico forense dijo que se estÁn realizando pru

. >> adolescentes, miriam arias ha estado siguiendo estos argumentos. >> cuentanos, miriam, buenas tardesl, octavio. >> un caso que ha causado mucha mucha controversia, que hemos estado siguiendo muy de cerca sabemos que hoy dentro de la corte suprema los jueces de m mayoria conservadora van a estar escuchando argumentos de ambos lados para luego tomar una decision que puede demorar meses. >> afuera corte suprema, decenas de personas ahi lo pueden ver, se estan manifestando, algunas en apoyo apoyo y otras en en contra. >> el caso se centra en una ley de tennessee que evita el uso de bloqueadores de la se estan apoyo pubertad y terapia hormonal para menores con disforia de genero, aun cuando permite que los ninos no tengan la oportunidad de t enner un para otros fines. >> ahora, por un lado tenemos el departamento de justicia y la union estadounidense por las libertades civiles. >> ellos representan a tres jovenes transgeneros, sus padres y un medico. >> argumentan que estos tratamientos son muy considerados seguros y tambien efectivos por asociaciones medicas y que su prohibicion es discr

ben and miriam with you on britain's newsroom.armer and kemi badenoch butted heads yesterday over a very pressing matter. you'll never guess it. sandwiches. >> in an interview with the spectator, kemi badenoch claims lunch breaks are for wimps and said they weren't real food. >> meanwhile, reform uk leader nigel farage didn't hold back in his response to the leader of his majesty's loyal opposition. >> kemi badenoch says that lunch is for wimps. well, i tell you what i think . that lunch is what i think. that lunch is pretty cool, but on the busy daysi pretty cool, but on the busy days i stay in the office and have a sandwich. she even thinks sandwiches are wrong. now i leave it up to you centre right voters to decide what kind of leadership you want. lunch is for wimps or me. cheers, everybody. >> it makes me giggle. we're joined now by behavioural psychologist jo hemmings. jo. good morning. sandwiches and lunch breaks. are they for? for wimps? >> good morning. look, i can't work out if kemi badenoch is being deliberately provoca

. >> miriam asÍ es. nicole. edgar buenas tardes.bueno es que hay algunas recomendaciones de expertos que hemos estado monitoreando. aquÍ tenemos la lista y comenzamos justamente con hacer esa lista antes de ir a comprar para que no nos falte ninguna persona. no, no se nos olvide nadie ni nada tampoco. tambiÉn podemos ponernos una alarma para no pasarnos de tiempo en las tiendas, asÍ que lÍmite de tiempo muy pero muy importante. tambiÉn revise los horarios de las tiendas porque algunas no van a estar abiertas hoy y otras cierran bastante temprano. tambiÉn puede ser una buena opciÓn reciclar regalos, algo que recibiÓ que quizÁs ya tenÍa o quizÁs no va a usar. eso lo puede volver a regalar. y por supuesto, mantener un presupuesto. no queremos que la ansiedad de no tener algo nos haga soltar un poquitico de mÁs de lo que sÍ tenemos en la cartera. ahora, algo que puede causar tambiÉn estrÉs es no tener un regalo comprado. tambiÉn es no saber quÉ comprar. una experta de estilo de vida y compras nos da algunas sugerencias fÁciles de encont

miriam arias tiene las cifras de cÓmo estos clÁsicos de la mÚsica estÁn ganando popularidad. >> antesnea. pero en recientes aÑos, tanto fanÁticos como mÚsicos han redescubierto estos formatos. segÚn lumen, una empresa de informaciÓn y datos sobre mÚsica y entretenimiento, el 2023 fue el mejor aÑo para los discos lp en estados unidos y sus ventas sobrepasaron los cds por tercer aÑo consecutivo. >> puedes ver personas de la edad de ocho aÑos a la edad de 80, que le. de forma de mÚsica. >> ariana trabaja en una tienda de discos de vinilo y casetes en miami. >> todos esos artistas estÁn viendo que hay personas que sÍ le interesa esto todavÍa y estÁn sacando las cosas nuevas para que otras generaciÓn puedan consumir ese tipo de mÚsica. >> y aunque no al mismo ritmo, l los casetes han vio un aumento en sus ventas. en 2022 se registrÓ una subida del 28% y desde entonces las ventas se han mantenido estables. alba escucha sus casetes a diario, desde el reproductor de mÚsica que tiene en su carro. >> ha resurgido? no estÁ de nuevo de moda. en mi coche. tengo que hacer. sÍ. cuÁl es? mÚsica de an

muchas gracias, miriam. gracias.puedan resbalar o quedar atrapados en las vÍas del tren, como le pasÓ a este Último. y por suerte no hubo heridos que lamentar. este mal tiempo estÁ creando unas condiciones bastante peligrosas en las carreteras, como en la i-94, en michigan, donde chocaron 17 vehÍculos, incluyendo tres camiones. uno de los conductores resultÓ gravemente herido. la causa del accidente, segÚn las autoridades, fue el mal tiempo, pero tambiÉn que algunos de los implicados conducÍan demasiado rÁpido. ademÁs, en esa misma zona hubo 15 deslizamientos de autos a causa del hielo y la nieve. el consejo de la policÍa es estar muy atento a la carretera y, por supuesto, moderar la velocidad. mÁs de 150 tortugas marinas reciben atenciÓn de emergencia en el hospital de tortugas marinas del acuario de nueva inglaterra. despuÉs de haber llegado a las playas de massachusetts en estado crÍtico. las tortugas aturdidas por el frÍo han estado arribando a las costas de la bahÍa de cape cod en las Últimas semanas, una cifra

miriam villarreal nbc, bay area news. up next, he hitting the skis this holiday. excuse me. hitting the skies this holiday season. if so, you may encounter some virtual turbulence that could leave you with some unexpected expenses. our consumer investigator chris kamara has some helpful travel tips. and in case you haven't heard, rain is on the way as soon as tomorrow night over the north bay.. first we'll get you the updated timing and totals. and what else is coming with this storm system besides it could be among the airline passengers who wind up with some unexpected expenses. our consumer investigator chris kamara, shows us how to apply for reimbursement. if you think an airline owes you money, the first thing you should do is obvious, but i'm going to say it anyway. you should save your receipts. next, check the federal government's airline customer service dashboard. it's online at flight rights.gov. reimbursement policies vary by airline, so the dashboard lists carrier by carrier what each airline offers or doesn't offer. there are sections for meals, ground transpor

miriam arias tiene las cifras de cÓmo estos clÁsicos de la mÚsica estÁn ganando popularidad. >> antesmÚsica, ambos populares en sus respectivas Épocas, casi desaparecieron. primero con la introducciÓn de los cds en los 80, luego con la llegada de las plataformas para escuchar y descargar canciones de manera instantÁnea. pero en recientes aÑos, tanto fanÁticos como mÚsicos han redescubierto estos formatos. segÚn lumen, es una empresa de informaciÓn y datos sobre mÚsica y entretenimiento. el 2023 fue el mejor aÑo para los discos lp en estados unidos y sus ventas sobrepasaron los cds por tercer aÑo consecutivo. >> puedes ver personas de la edad de ocho aÑos a la edad de 80 que le interesan este tipo de forma de mÚsica. >> ariana trabaja en una tienda de discos de vinilo y casetes en miami. >> todos esos artistas estÁn viendo que hay personas que sÍ les interesa esto todavÍa y estÁn sacando las cosas nuevas para que otras generaciÓn se puedan consumir ese tipo de mÚsica. >> y aunque no al mismo ritmo, los casetes han visto un aumento en sus ventas. en 2022 se registrÓ una subida del 28% y

gracias, miriam. >> quÉ maravilla! quÉ bonita nota el dÍa de hoy.entro de esa vivienda tiene 57 Árboles de navidad de todos los tamaÑos. se llama rodgers y alÍi la conocen como la mujer loca por los Árboles. su aficiÓn a coleccionarlos empezÓ hace 22 aÑos, cuando le regalaron uno pequeÑo. >> a parr de ahÍ comenzÓ a buscar los mÁs altos y mÁs baratos. suele empezar a colocarlos antes de halloween. los pone desnudos, es decir, sin adornos y luego los va arreglando poco a poco. una maravilla. feliz

. >> gracias, miriam. un tratamiento completo de una sola pastilla, una vez al día que se usa para el vih en muchas personas, sin importar si tiene 18 u 80 años. con una sola pastilla pequeña, biktarvy combate el vih para ayudarle a alcanzar niveles indetectables y mantenerlos, ya sea que esté empezando o reemplazando su tratamiento actual. los estudios demuestran que seguir un tratamiento para el vih como se lo recetaron y alcanzar y mantener niveles indetectables evita la transmisión del vih a través del sexo. pueden producirse efectos secundarios graves, incluidos problemas en los riñones e insuficiencia renal. los efectos secundarios poco frecuentes que pueden poner en riesgo la vida incluyen la acumulación de ácido láctico y problemas hepáticos. no use biktarvy si toma dofetilida o rifampicina. infórmele a su proveedor de atención médica sobre todas las medicinas y suplementos que toma, si está embarazada o amamantando, o si tiene problemas renales o hepáticos. si tiene hepatitis b, no deje de tomar b

. >> what do you think of this, miriam? the president had said he would not seek a pardon for his son and here we are, using presidential powers. is this now a blank check to the incoming administration to use whatever powers at its disposal? >> as you know, the pardon power is absolute. one of those powers that is exclusively given to the president and i do think you know, people will be asking joe biden what changed because he did say pretty clearly he was not planning to pardon his son. i will note we are ending a thanksgiving day weekend and i'm sure the family was all together and i'm sure that caused him to think long and hard, but i will be interested to hear what he has to say that changed. michelle is right that the crimes hunter biden was prosecuted for are things that would not ordinarily result in the types of prosecution we saw and i don't think issuing a pardon opens the flood gates to abuses of other types of power because a pardon is part of that exclusive authority of the president. we know that the incomin

but for a more conventional commute like the 405 in l.a., miriam daniel, the head of google maps explains you know how long it's going to take to get somewhere when traffic's always changing? >> it sounds really simple but there's a lot of a.i. and computing magic that happens behind the scenes. >> reporter: these days a.i. combines millions of miles of maps, aggregate gps data pinging from cellphones, historical traffic data, and realtime feedback from users. what are the worst times to travel for the holidays? >> that's a good question. during the holiday season leading up to december 25th the worst time to get on the road is between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. >> reporter: so rush hour is actually right in the middle of the afternoon. >> exactly. if you want to beat the traffic try going after 6:00 p.m., or if you're an early bird try to get on the road before 10:00 a.m. >> reporter: if you want to be extra prepared for those complicated turns you can animate the map. it has now become a 2d video. >> look at this. we're at the time stretch of this route and it actually shows you parking spots.

. >> y miriam arias, tÚ tuviste la oportunidad de hablar con esta joven que estÁ inspirando a muchos,segundos. aquÍ me cuenta quÉ fue lo que pasÓ y cÓmo logrÓ seguir cantando despuÉs. oh, sÉ que mi voz. >> consolidar. >> brennely cely gÓmez, una joven ecuatoriana, cantaba el himno nacional en un partido de los new york knicks en el madison square garden, frente a casi 20.000 personas con miles mÁs viendo detrÁs de un televisor un sueÑo realizado cuando escuchÓ un grito del pÚblico y se detuvo. >> reclamar por dÓlares. en segundos, sin dejarse intimidar por la pausa, amplificÓ su voz y se ganÓ el amor y el respeto de la audiencia que la aplaudÍa mÁs y mÁs fuerte. >> en ese momento escuchÉ a alguien gritar en inglÉs step up. y bueno, quedÉ desconcertada porque yo quedÉ asÍ como ah, tal vez alguien estÁ en peligro o necesita atenciÓn. chequee que no hubo nada como grave, entonces yo mejor seguÍ adelante, seguÍ cantando y bueno, eso fue todo y el resto es historia. >> el momento se viralizÓ y mientras que miles la celebran, dice que algununas reacciones en redes sociales la han sorprendid

neil's spoke with mother superior of the monastery of saint james and mutilated in syria. agnes, miriam de la crisis. it's a dark time for the nation's 1st and community we feel is a cities in security, at least the best that we can say is it varies in security. and this guy and the of the is attempt to of aggression. you know, he's not the only 2, but the material in the a 3 it is burdening i would appreciate, i suppose it's a burning of a frame. it's burning with joy. it's broadening, you know, the fees of the christmas. me is the key of a lot of these guys. is it less for me for the us? it's an incense. so i have the, you know, how is it someone is a teasing, come through and of the situation. really the give a statement and as always, my, my experience in syria is this. see me in the any t is always for good. in the media. they speak what they want to ship to show is it would be, you know, the testing. i am talking about the midst of the media with these interesting for to dance with what the people of the lee and celia i'm leaving. mean doesn't matter . it's not the only for the cr

porque al parecer, miriam no se ponen de acuerdo. >> ese es el gran problema. octavio.aciÓn con esto por esa fecha lÍmite. esta madrugada. bÁsicamente, los lÍderes de ambos partidos en estos momentos estÁn debatiendo y negociando. pero como dices, hay mucha discordia. el lÍder de la cÁmara baja, mike johnson, dijo que iban a tratar de encontrar una soluciÓn. el problema, claro, es el tiempo, y la Única manera de evitar el cierre parcial es que al menos dos tercios del congreso se pongan de acuerdo. eso es lo clave y lo que se estÁ haciendo bastante difÍcil en estos dÍas. >> desafortunadamente, al parecer habrÍa una propuesta. esta no se pasa. pero cÓmo llegamos hasta aquÍ y cuÁl es la soluciÓn? >> todo se ha movido bastante rÁpido en la Última semana. justamente hace unos dÍas, el congreso compartiÓ un acuerdo bipartidista que habrÍa extendido, por ejemplo, los fondos federales hasta el 14 de marzo. tambiÉn habrÍa dado ayuda econÓmica a agricultores y mimillones de dÓlares de alivio para zonas afectadas por los huracanes. tambiÉn el primer aumento salarial para los miem

now miriam adults and his biggest donors both have the cabinet. she wanted with a 100000000 donation. she wants to westbank context. it's already being added. all of us here know that it's been an expense. obama, the, you know, no one's stopped by never condemn that. comes to us time as in boy, did it. even like i said, i got a going heights officially as rails, you know, you broke ground in a term hotel. you know? no, the american president has stopped the unexplained quiet and you know, all that going to do is form of the attics it in the eyes, the well and the good that i would say there was an interesting good thing to come from that by doing that, he's going to stabilize so many people's political position on august. i went to europe, lead as tell them, the fact that they keep saying that populations like a gas line, that populations we believe in 2 states, we believe in 2 states. you know, we hope this comes through then, so we can get a processing his day. what is america? who owns most of your effectively politically and says well is no to

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through him and his, his advisors in the white house, and that seems to keep an eye on right now miriam adults and his biggest donors both have the cabinet. she wanted with a 100000000 donation. she wants to westbank context. it's already being added. all of us here know that it's been antics since obama that you know. no one's started by never condemn that from his best time, as in boy did it even like a said the got to go on the heights officially as rails, you know, you broke ground in a term hotel, you know? no. the american president has started the antics in quite and the old going to do is form of the attics it in the eyes, the well and the good that i would say there was an interesting good thing that could come from that by doing that, he's going to stabilize so many people's political position on homicides only europe will that lead is tell them the fact that they keep saying to that population for keep gas. so i can get populations. we believe in 2 states. we believe in 2 states. you know, we hope this comes through it, and so we can get a pricing. is that what if america who

leila: miriam still did not believe they would be allowed to cross. >> suddenly they opened the doorevable to see them after two years of waiting. when mohammed first arrived he ran towards me and hugged me tightly and could not get enough of kissing me. he was hugging everyone and playing with them. he was so happy. leila: she says mohammed's demeanor has changed completely. the shy, fearful boy who longed for companionship youngs and plays with his little sisters, delighting in squeezing the cheeks of his baby cousins. he still has 10 more difficult surgeries ahead of him but now the checkpoints carving up syria are gone. he can stay-at-home and undergo his operations at a nearby hospital in aleppo. >> he tells me mom, the doctor will translate -- transplant my hair and eyebrows and fix my hands. before he would tell me how kids were making fun of him. but it is not the same with his siblings. he loves playing with them. leila: where that home will be is the next question. their house in aleppo was destroyed in the airstrike that burned him five years ago. like so many here who fle

amount of vote and won the popular vote and but we still have a lot of people who are at odds so miriamd of the year? >> i don't like it but i think it's true. i mean, i really think with every election cycle in recent memory it feels like both sides are further and further apart, and even though there was a resounding victory for one side which i do think at least there is more healthy coalition, which is refreshing for a change, i do think that it is frightening that there's been a certainly a drift to the left with the democratic party that has alienated more and more people but there are factions that could not be more opposed to one another, particularly when you look at young people and male/female polarization. charles: the gender divide is amazing. last word with 20 seconds to go heather. >> i disagree. i'd say they totally missed the boat. had they picked this word in 2017, or 2021 it would have made more sense but we've got a red pill population and the only ones who were surprised by the people still in that little msnbc bubble. charles: what's the word then of the year? >> i

he was engaged to a woman named janet miriam.e lived in texas and learned of lynne's disappearance long distance. cliff had called me and said that he had-- i believe had received a phone call stating that lynne had disappeared. they found lynne's car, and they didn't know where she was. this is a very traumatic thing that's gone on. he's lost his mother. [inaudible] were you shielded in from it? ok, the news, we shielded christian as much as possible. who's going to take this area? dennis murphy (voiceover): meanwhile, the massive investigation into lynne friend's disappearance had one goal-- to find her or at least her body if she was, in fact, dead. reporter: are you prepared to deal with the worst? no, no. i cannot think that. i will not think that. lynne is-- lynne is the woman that i'm going to marry. she is my life. i think he really wanted to hold it together and to be dignified. dennis murphy (voiceover): jennifer snell was a reporter from miami's nbc station, wtvj. i think that as the words would come out of his mouth,

i mean, again, fascism i looked on miriam. i used the thesaurus lot. i write a lot. and the number one word on the merriam-webster or website that people were looking up was fascism. two days ago, fascism. and so we this renewal that we're all talking about, this reimagination, it's a recommitment not to american, even though it's important, a recommitment to the process of democracy. and if we can do that, then the harder questions we at least have a way to to have that discussion think it's probably not satisfying answer but but that's all i got, unfortunately. next question. well, thank you for your time. so you talked about the struggle for, equality, but especially in terms of class divide. and i'd be interested to hear more of your thoughts about racism. so our democracy is deeply entangled with our system of capitalism and referencing the work of. cedric robinson here. capitalism inherently reliant on systems of racism. so i'm interested know if you believe that we can undo systemic racism under capitalism with our current or not and if so what types of reform

i want to first begin and think doctor miriam adelson, elana carr and the israeli american council foring me to be with you here today at this historic event. first off, how great was president trump yesterday? [cheering] i was honored like all of you, to spend time with him last night as he shared his historic record of strength for israel and the jewish people. and we know at this moment world desperately needs the sterling clear and morally strong leadership that president trump brings to the world stage every single day. exact opposite e from the week cyclist and failed biden harris administration over the past four years. and just this week their failures came into sharp focus in new york at the un general assembly. we know that the un has a den of anti-semitism that's only gotten worse under joe biden and kamala harris's watch. ever since the barbaric terrorist attack by hamad on october 7 the un continuously betrays israel acting as apologists from the terrorist of hamas and iran. this included un women disgracefully deleting its condemnation of hamas for sexual violence succumb

caller: i think he took a lot of money from miriam adelson, who has a big interest in that topic.'t think it will be very peaceful. he will give israel what they want. host: what did you think when benjamin netanyahu spoke before a joint session of congress this year? caller: disgraceful. here disgrace -- pure disgrace. host: here are some of that speech from back in july. [video clip] >> from what we know israel is funding the anti-israel protests going on outside this building. not that many, but they are there, and throughout the cities. at the message for these protesters. when the tyrants of tehran, who murder women for not covering their hair, are praising, promoting, and funding you you have become iran's useful idiots. [cheering and applause] some of these protesters, it's amazing, absolutely amazing, some of these protesters hold up signs protesting gays for gaza. they might as well hold up signs saying chickens for kfc. [applause] these protesters chant "from the river to the sea," but many don't have a clue what river and what sea they are talking about. they not only g

host: ok, let's hear from miriam in texas on our oppose line. hi there.r: yes, i oppose mass deportation, because i truly believe that when people come over here and they work, they work the jobs that a lot of people don't want to work. i'm going to use the analogy of household, when a person, a household member has a maid working in their house, the reason a person the a maid in their house is because the head person wants to prioritize a job that is going to be paying well, so she's focused on getting money for the household, with a good job, while the maid gets paid, and in return she goes to her house and she supports her family, and in return she probably ends up up sending her kids to school, and the cycle of production continues. that's what happens when people come over here to our country. it's just a cycle of production. and a lot of people, i think that because they don't like mexicans or they're racist, they use that as an excuse to create mass deportation. but in the long run, when week people -- well, not a lot of countries, but diverse set

so thank you everyone, miriam and oscar and the team for these unwavering support to continue this efforto the american indians, the responsibility of the land, the secrecy needs to be respected. please. i think this is a really good example of trust, and i keep thinking of learning. being a history buff, the history of san francisco, how each community was being treated systematically differently, but also marginalized in the whole history of san francisco. so this is a great bright light shed from i'm really proud to sitting up here on with my amazing director, rich hillis, and also former commissioner and commissioner moore and you guys, you guys were the champion leading this basically a new way of addressing community needs. and in collaboration with land use. so i'm really grateful for that. the american latinx culture is very important to the mission. i myself live in the mission. i live there for now, 18 years. so i would consider please adopt me. there. i have my favorite taco place and that's our place. me and my daughter. i do share the same feelings of fear of safety. my daugh

i'm ben leo alongside miriam cates and this is saturday morning live. >> well it's great to have your company this morning and we've got a great show ahead of us. but first the headlines and last night's christmas market carnage has left four dead and over 80 injured after a car was driven into the crowd at a german christmas market. mark white has the latest. >> well, a child is among those who have been killed in this terrible atrocity that happened yesterday evening. german authorities are treating this as authorities are treating this as a deliberate ramming attack. >> not sure about you guys at home, but new research has shown that brits regularly feel guilty for putting ourselves first. tv personality and geordie shore star charlotte crosby will be here to share why we should prioritise self—care days. >> and, as sir keir starmer lines up, lord mandelson as britain's new ambassador to the us, we'll cross live to new york to get reaction from nelson, aspen and as the big day looms, have you wrapped all of your christmas presents? >> gift wrapping expert jane means will join us to

. >> miriam. thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> miriam. thank you. good evening. it's just gone 6:00. these are your headlines. the suspect accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson has pleaded not guilty. luigi mangione is facing 11 charges, including first degree murder and terrorism. if convicted, the 26 year old could face life in prison without parole. in addition to the state's case, a federal case against mangione is running concurrently. one of the charges, murder through use of a firearm, would make him eligible for the death penalty if he's convicted. however, his defence attorneys called the situation highly unusual, noting conflicting theories between the state and federal cases. morrisons has cut the price of items, including turkeys and champagne for all shoppers after assistance. glitch caused chaos, with loyalty discounts failing and christmas deliveries cancelled. customers reported their mastercard savings didn't apply at tills, and some deliveries or click and collect orders were running late on one of the busiest shopping days of t

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and miriam cates is in for bev turner. >> well, there's a rebellion brewing within the labour ranks over the decision not to compensate the waspi women. take a listen to the veteran mp, diane abbott. >> we did promise them that we would give them justice. i understand the issue about the cost, but does the prime minister really understand how let down waspi women feel today? >> up to 100 labour mps could rebel against the decision to rule out spending up to £10 billion to compensate the waafs begum prime minister says it's unaffordable. >> i'm afraid to say the taxpayer simply can't afford the tens of billions of pounds in compensation when the evidence does show that 90% of those impacted did know about it, that's because of the state of our economy, and the cost of living just got more expensive. >> as water bills will rise by 36% over the next five years, while 60,000 homes are without water in southern england. is britain's water supply broken? >> and more than 50 members from the extended royal family will have their traditional pre—c

first with saint francis. >> miriam, andrew, thank you very much. good morning to you.it's just after 9:30. well, mps are ramping up pressure over the alleged chinese infiltration of the uk following claims a suspected spy formed close ties with senior politicians and royals. the man, identified only as h—6, is accused of working for beijing's united front work department and reportedly met former prime ministers and became a confidante of prince andrew. former conservative leader sir iain duncan smith is demanding answers in parliament, while nigel farage has threatened to name h—6 under parliamentary privilege unless a court lifts the anonymity order. home secretary yvette cooper has acknowledged the complex relationship with china, balancing economic ties with safeguarding national security, while security officials are warning the case is just the tip of the iceberg and are calling as calls rather grow for a tougher foreign influence registration scheme. while the conservatives tom tugendhat told us earlier this morning that he thinks the government are moving too f

over at the time, she would have been called miriam. by would have been called miriam.way, bethlehem was a jewish city. it's also the birthplace of david, and only a thousand years later and more due to colonisation, did it become an arab christian city. in 1950 it was nearly 90% christian. now it's about 10% christian. now it's about 10% christian. what happened to all your fellow christians? bear, in fact, the only growing population of christians in the entire middle east is where, yes, israel and no bear. miriam wasn't palestinian. the region wasn't palestinian. the region was renamed syria palaestina over a hundred years after jesus's death by the roman empir

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and miriam cates who's in for bev turner. >> well, it's the church of england in crisis. the archbishop of york is refusing calls to resign, as he's criticised over his handling of a sex abuse case. more on that to come. >> i'm going to random new pressure to take concerns about china more seriously as the government is warned. the alleged spy yang tingbao, great mates of prince andrew, is not a lone wolf . lone wolf. >> and has prince andrew been exiled? the duke of york will miss sandringham christmas celebrations with the royal family following embarrassment over his links to the chinese spy over his links to the chinese spy scandal. >> the father and stepmother of ten year old sara sharif will be sentenced today for her brutal murder as the government steps up, protection for the most vulnerable children. while parents lose the automatic right to home education and national insurance rises in chancellor rachel reeves budget is putting charities at risk as children's hospices reveal they'll be taking a £5 million annual hit. >> as fundi

this is britain's newsroom with me , bev britain's newsroom with me, bev turner and miriam cates in for andrew pierce. well, furious farmers conservative leader kemi badenoch forces a vote to save family farms as farmers plan to protest again next week against labour's inheritance tax raid . labour's inheritance tax raid. >> well, more than half of the public, they say they would support the farmers if they decided to strike, as parliament sees that opposition day debate today. >> there's a prison capacity crisis. whitehall has ruled that prison spending plans are insufficient by at least £4 billion to meet demand, as the watchdog highlights the failings of the previous conservative government. and the qatari state visit the royal family welcomes the emir of qatar as he pledges to invest £1 billion in climate technology, but should we be rolling out the red carpet for the qataris at all.7 and rolling out the red carpet for the qataris at all? and is it a career ender? the president of south korea faces impeachment after an attempt to impose martial law in a chaotic 24 hours military rul