loc here, who is the secretary general of doctors with or without borders. joining us from geneva, mr. lock, your thanks for your time. how did doctors without borders conclude that the situation in the north is in fact extremely dire and tell us how dire it is a year? well, i mean what we've been seeing for well over a year now throughout the gaza strip is been discriminated so killing of civilians . we've seen the dismantling of infrastructure, which is essential for life, including medical infrastructure. and we've seen the strangulation in terms of humanitarian aid. what we've seen in the new also goes over the last couple of months has been particularly acute. we have seen causing this forcibly displaced trap to phones and which is a clear sign of, of ethnic cleansing that is happening in the north of gaza. and at the same time, what we're saying is that there are a growing number of legal experts and legal organizations who all, i'm seeing, the elements of genocide being carried out in the cause of strict on the i would seems on medical teams on the ground observations are aligning wi

least 47 people to sit on the scene, searching for surviving the bell and carry jones to mrs. houses that are locked and also in the program are about on the calls for the release of combined as long hospitals, director of the he was detained by it's very forces in northern cancer. it's i'm a c in damascus. how that feels that occasions from across the are well meet serious new administration to secure a stable transition of the and that's kind of stones tele, button room is the which strikes into protest on further to tear 18 nations between the 2 names. the 1st 2 breaking news now from this task career with the number of people killed in a plane crash has risen to at least 47. the jets was trying to land one international airport, which is located in the countries southwest emergency or 3rd to say the boeing 737 costs are often varying off the runway and hitting a barrier. j u. s. plane was returning from bangkok, hiring 175 passengers, and 6 crew fire agency says 2 people have been posed from the wreckage alive investigation is underway. let's get to more on this now from our corresponding to rob

but then mr. mccall wrote them together in a in try locked your old folks. that is obviously a way of, you know, him showing the world that he is a great state's mind taking center stage on the diplomatic level on into, on an international level. and also in an attempt to deflect attention from what's happening actually in french quantities, which are in dire straits right now was we're just saying there is no really turbulent, weak for domestic policies and politics rather in france. so is french present mccall hoping from a booth for the reopening ceremony of saddam today? well, he's definitely hosting for that. that's also what he said in a televised speech on thursday night when he was saying this would be a jolt of happiness and joy. the ceremony this weekend from right now doesn't have a functioning government, it only has a catch face of government after the french parliament, the national assembly. i'll search the current current government on the phone. now to him, a government led by me says, on the innovator over a budget over the next year. now,

lock is unsustainable. so pensioners would lose out yet again. >> mr. speaker, he didn't answer the question because he didn't know the answer. 800,000 are not claiming pension credit and if they sign up that will cost the treasury $2.3 billion pounds, wiping out the savings the chancellor claimed she would make. before the election, his chief secretary told the public they had no plans to cut winter fuel, but they did have plans, didn't they? h.u.k. say cutting the winter fuel payment with very little notice will potentially jeopardize the health and finances of millions of older people. does he agree that this is the last thing the pensioners need? >> mr. speaker, we've been driving up the campaign for pension credit. it's simple, everyone entitled to it claims that pension credit. she shouldn't claim some great victory, the record of their government, the people haven't signed up. we're the ones with the campaign and they should be supporting it. because of the triple lock, pensions will be going up by 470 pounds next april. she hasn't answered it. h

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just lock arms and say, no, mr. president, send us someone better. you can do it. it's christmas.going to hold my breath for that one. we shall see in a confirmation hearing. refill the mug, there's more in the next hour. that's why i'm not singing. i can't. george conway, molly jong-fast and congresswoman elect laura gillen coming up on "the weekend." on "the weekend. it's on them. families save 20% every month. what a deal! new and existing customers, trade in your busted old phone, and we'll give you a new iphone 16 pro with apple intelligence on us. if you're living with dry amd, you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy, or ga. ga can be unpredictable—and progress rapidly—leading to irreversible vision loss. now there's something you can do to... ♪ ( slow. it. down.) ♪ ♪ ( get it goin' slower.)♪ ask your doctor about izervay. ♪ (i. zer. vay.) ♪ ♪ ( gets ga goin' slower.) ♪ izervay is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection or active swelling in or around your eye. izervay can cause eye infection, retinal detachment, or increased risk of wet amd. iz

mr. trevor, we're about to be attacked. and trevor locke knew exactly what that was but he listened to the wall and said, i think we have mice, which was total nonsense. the audio probes, the police picked up that conversation and decided that they would have to cover the noise somehow. the first thing they did was to call the gas board and arranged for two men in overalls with large pneumatic drills to arrive about 100 feet from the front door of the embassy and start digging a very large and completely unnecessary hole. in the pavement to try to cover the noise of the drills. the noise was absolutely deafening. nobody could do anything. even the police were driven bonkers by it so they had to stop that. the next thing they did was stronger. they contacted the civil aviation office at heathrow and arranged for planes to be diverted from the usual flight paths to fly low over the embassy. about 1,000 feet lower than they would normally fly. those planes were noisier then than they are today. but it worked. strangely, the technicians would w

mr. carter: one bite at a time. ms. boccia dplnch over time they lock in that if is cal commitment credibly with -- that fiscal commitment credibly with popular support and politicians from all partying standing behind that and then they give the politicians a process and an oversight function through an independent counsel to hold lawmakers accountable so it all works in tandem. but i do need to emphasize that you cannot just adopt a balanced budget amendment. and then hope that the budget will take care of itself. congress still will need to do the tough work of actually identifying how we get on that path to balance, but the balanced budget amendment can act as a commitment device. mr. carter: i thank all of you for being here. >> now yield five minutes to ms. ms. balint: thank you for being here. as we discuss fiscal responsibility, which is a very important topic, you know, i want to dive into some of the details of the trump tax cuts. because i hear about this a lot. from my constituents. so the tax cuts enacted under the first trump administratio

, have won record contracts and those gains, most of them are locked in for the next four years or more. [applause] under your leadership, mr. president, workers organizing has been seen not as a threat to democracy but the beating heart of democracy. so thank you, mr. president, for your courage, for your clarity and your unwavering commitment to the simple but revolutionary idea that workers deserve their fair share. thank you for nominating me two years ago to be your secretary of labor and for entrusting me and the people who work in the frances perkins building with the profound responsibility to help you deliver on your promise to the working people in our country that you saw them, you heard them and you were going to fight for them. only under your leadership would the things that we've accomplished even be possible or imaginable. and the story of that generational impact has still yet to be fully told. to me the hall of honor is about making sure that those who have shaped our country's labor history are forever enshrined for all to see and to learn about. i have inducted working people. farm workers, garment worke

mr. wurfl: yes, when they arrested my mother, our apartment was locked and they put a big sign up, no civilian allowed to go back into this apartment at all, that they would be subject to death if anyone would take off the nazi sign off the door and enter their apartment. and this was done by the gestapo, of course. peter: did you and your brother go into the apartment? mr. wurfl: now, not at that time at all. my mother told us before come up weeks before, if anything should ever happen, that she had an attorney. she gave us his name and his telephone number and she said, if anything happens to me, call this gentleman and he will make sure that you will have a place to live and to make further decisions. peter: before we got to that story, i want to ask how you got into the nazi prison to visit your mother after she was arrested. mr. wurfl: it took us three days to find out which prison they took her to and we found the prison and my brother and i went there to see our mother. because we were kids, i guess they just let us go into the prison and nobody paid any attention to was at that point.

lock to the favorite key. >> actually my watch that mrs. claus gave me to stay on time. >> carley: personalized. of you inside. >> it is, yes. >> carley: steve has a question as ware. have you been pressured to eliminate the reindeer and move on. we got to go, go, go. we will be sticking with the reindeer old school. >> carley: old ways are the best ways. >> that's right. feed, baby, feed. >> griff: i love it. santa, thank you so much. get more questions. can you still get in on this. we have an hour and a half left, friends@foxnews.com. and we'll have him back later in the show to take your questions looks, santa takes care of us. thank you for listening, talking about the stockings were empty. >> santa always listens. >> carley: in honor of christmas we have holiday good news to share from all around the country. >> kevin: my good friend chanley painter is here with more on that. let's start in maryland where it's a christmas miracle according to the owner of a struggling baltimore pizza shop after the founder of barstool sports dave portnoy stopped in one for one of the signature pizza were r

lock land and murdoch bent the rules of the family trust, there was mr. bill barr demonstrated dishonesty and purpose. they said that the play may have worked but like a showdown in game of poker is where games are with the card face up. what does it mean for if the future of fox news and the conservative movement in america? joining me is now is the president and ceo of media matters for america. i'm so happy that you can join me and give me your thoughts on it. in terms of the importance of rue rupert or lock land, how important is any one man in this scenario? >> it is hard to separate what fox news is in the right-wing landscape. but in this instance, they are one in the same that is clear. the evidence of that rup port rupert murdoch that could correct the misunderstanding, the false information that trump was pushing out there that the election was stolen was fox news. that came out as a result of the dominion lawsuit. everything that fox news is a consequence of rupert murdoch and lockland murdoch. they are inseparable in that way. >> how much do s

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mr. trump and he is going to elect somebody for eight more years. he has the government locked down. let me tell you something, another thing. democrats are working up to say how did he get this past and change the government? you have one set of people that is smart, the republicans, and another set of people that is dumb. republicans is very smart. they know how to pass bills and what to do to pass a bill. democrats think this way supposed to be for them, but you got food. you should have change the government if you want to change. host: this is rochester, new york, democrat. good morning. caller: in some states, southerners can't even vote but we got a felon going into the white house? i am so ashamed of my country. all those who vote for trump will see what trump is going to do for them. host: this is larry in fort calhoun, nebraska. republican. caller: a couple days from now, washington journal's want to be on christmas. last month, i thought it would be nice if democrats call on christmas and not speak of hate because christmas is a sacred day and you should not speak of hate,

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lock in right-wing policy by essentially ignoring the voters. >> they want to ignore the will of the voters, their candidate who clear the room, mr.800,000 votes and he is trying to clear the room, he needs to clear out. the bottom line is, you are right. and they instituted policies of debt. when they deny medicaid, when they used their super majority to deny medicaid, they denied 350,000 who were white, 170 something thousand who were black. it is the worst kind of legislative coup. that is why when they had a super majority, went on for two more years, nearly 2000 people arrested. we took them to court and joy, i want folks to know, we beat them, that is why they are doing this. we beat them. they no longer have a super majority. they know they are losing. they cannot win at the state level. we are the only states that consistently has elected a democratic governor, democratic attorney general, except one time with mccourty, and he only served one term, because all of the organizing ended up creating a wave, drove numbers into nothing, and he lost. and to use hurricane relief, people who are hurting, to use this as a cover is t

mr. strangio: i think that -- justito: it's -- it's immutable in the sense that there isn't any cure for it. there's been severe discrimination against people ering from schizophrenia. at one point, they were locked up in hellish instit. they can makluable contribution to society. think of john nash. how woulweistinguish that? mr. strangio: justice alito, what i think would be the difference is that in -- in urne, the court in essence characteristic that this was a large and diffuse gr individuals who have different forms of -- of - disabilities and that that group of people d en able to secure some protection through -- through the legislative process. but, again, thrt certainly do have to reach the question of -- of transgender status as a quasi-suspect classification. sb1 on its face hinges prohibition on inconsistency as well. justice alito: well, i understand that, but would you dispute the ition that transgender status is a very broad category? doesn't the american psychological society -- associion say it's an umbrella term? mr. strangio: i don't -- i don't know exactly what the american ychological association says, but i don't dispute thre are people who fall within a transgender identit

mr. speaker, i want to be clear this is the third time we have legislated on this because the corps of engineers keeps trashing the interpretation. lock progresses, expediting that really important project as well. a number of huge wins in here. i want to thank the ryans for all their work and working on this. one was more helpful than the other, just kidding. i thank them for their help in the legislation. i want to thank jack and kathy, the staff directors. most importantly thanks to ranking member larsen, chairman graves, thanks to chairman rouzer, and my great friend, ranking member napolitano. it has been fantastic serving with you. and really do wish you the greatest and your children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. i know you have extraordinary generations. thank you very much for your service. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized mr. graves: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: mr. speaker, we have no more speakers. we are ready to close. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman reserve? mr. larsen: i'm rea

mr. pitt. adding, angelina is exhausted but she's releesked this one part is over.pa pitt's team has declined to make a comment on the matter. the couple who share six children have been lockedk and forth since their public breakup, which followed an equally high profile relationship. once hollywood's most famous hcouple with the nickname brangelina, and heating up the silver anscreen. the pair together for almost a decade ogbefore tying the knot 2014. but two years later, jolie filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. they were declared single by a judge in 2019.e pitt filed a new lawsuit in 2022, accusing jolie of intentionally harming him and their once shared french winery business. jolie later filing a cross r complaint, alleging pitt subjected the family to verbal and thphysical abuse, including allegedly choking one of their children on a trans-atlantic flight in 2016. no criminal charges were ever filed against pitt. his attorney stating at the time, brad has owned everything he's responsible for, but he's not going to own anything he didn't do. now, the two stars out with new movies this year. >> who are you? >> i'm here to take care of your problem. >>

mr. cassidy: i'm speaking to s. 3373, the hydropower license extension which helps a lock on the red river project. this bill is incredible important to louisiana. hydropower is reliable, safe, and responsible and the federal government should be enabling project, not standing in the way. today's actions are bipartisan, pro job and pro american energy. i'm glad to see congress cut the red tape holding up the red river project. these hydropower projects have been negatively impacted by supply chain issues the last four years. they simply need more time to start construction. i'm very pleased to see this get across the line. i yield. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. ms. lummis: i'm proud to support h.r. 4385, the drought preparedness act, which i joined my colleague from colorado in introducing. senator hickenlooper has been fabulous to work with as have all of the senators from the states that headwater and utilize the colorado river, including yourself, madam president. this bill would reauthorize the reclamation states emergency drought relief a

mr. trump and he is going to elect somebody for eight more years. he has the government locked down. me tell you something, another thing. democrats are working up to say how did he get this past and change the government? you have one set of people that is smart, the republicans, and another set of people that is dumb. republicans is very smart. they know how to pass bills and what to do to pass a bill. democrats think this way supposed to be for them, but you got food. you should have change the government if you want to change. host: this is rochester, new york, democrat. good morning. caller: in some states, southerners can't even vote but we got a felon going into the white house? i am so ashamed of my country. all those who vote for trump will see what trump is going to do for them. host: this is larry in fort calhoun, nebraska. republican. caller: a couple days from now, washington journal's want to be on christmas. last month, i thought it would be nice if democrats call on christmas and not speak of hate because christmas is a sacred day and you should not speak of hate, so

locks were spreading out when he left the dirt road. really? so yes i know when you grow up in your background reading and thinking about washington dc think about legislating. it's really true, mrith goes to washington and this places a special place. those of us who come to washington dc have a trust with those who went before. all the way to the start of the country turned out to be what we are called in the legislator. the interesting how we deal with cloud computing and tlaw enforcement. to see that that wasn't valued by everybody. it was not about legislating it was about being the congressperson. that's what has always gotten me about during this time. especially very difficult time. you are dealing with stuff coming from a passionate side that was not in my opinion helping anyone it was also looking around. if you're legislator and never have legislated. are we missing the point? i think from my perspective that is the background i believe you came to do something. not be something. not to be critical of any particular person. there's an old saying that when you get to congress you look around like how did i get here. in the military you always have the national ÃÃthere

mr. pitt. adding, frankly, angelina is exhausted, but she is relieved this one part is over. pitt's team refused to make a comment on the matter. the couple shares six children. they have been lockedhollywood's most famous couple with their own iconic nickname, brangelina. heating up the silver screen. the picture perfect pair together for almost a decade before tieing the knot in 2014. two years later, jolie filed for divorce, citing differences. they were officially declared single by a judge in 2019. pitt filed a new lawsuit in 2022, accusing jolie of intentionally harming him and their once shared french winery business. jolie filing a cross complaint saying pitt subjected the family to verbal and physically abuse, including allegedly choking one of their children on a transatlantic flight in 2016. no criminal charges were ever filed against pitt. his attorney stating at the time, brad has owned everything he's responsible for, but he's not going to own anything he didn't do. now the two stars out with new movies this year. >> who are you? >> i'm here to take care of your problems. >> looking for a wrap on a bitter chapter. >> so even though they've reached this divorce agreem

mr speaker, we protected the triple lock _ minister's questions. he triple lock during - minister's questions. mr speaker, we protected the triple lock during all. protected the triple lock during all our time in government. meanwhile, energy bills are increasing despite his promise to cut them by £300. in scotland, his party leader wants to restore the winter fuel payments. across england, councils are scrabbling to get the funds for struggling pensioners. the tragic reality this christmas is pensioners will suffer and may even die as a result of this cruel policy. did the chancellor consider the impact on councils and on the nhs, or did she just not know what she is doing? the household support fund was set out in the budget, she knows that. we are pushing up pension credit, but she now says they are committed to the triple lock. her shadow chancellor says they are not, that it is unsustainable. may be over a sandwich or steak they could sort it out and come back and tell us what their policy actually is. the out and come back and tell us what the

chancellor says the triple lock is unsustainable, so she needs to explain how pensioners will be worse off under a tory government. >> oh, it is prime minister's question, kemi badenoch. >> mrer, we protected the triple lock during all our time in government. meanwhile, meanwhile, energy bills, energy bills are increasing despite his promise to cut them by £300 in scotland. his party leader wants to restore the winter fuel payments across england. councils are scrambling to gather funds for struggling pensioners. the tragic reality this christmas is pensioners will suffer and may even die as a result of this cruel policy. did the chancellor consider the impact on councils and on the nhs, or does she just not know what she's doing? >> yeah, the household support fund was set out in the budget. she knows that we're pushing up pension credit, but she now says they are committed to the triple lock. her shadow chancellor says they are not. that it is unsustainable. maybe over a sandwich or a steak, they could sort it out and come back and tell us what their policy actually is. >> kemi badenoch. >> kemi badenoch. >> mr speaker, the prime minister needs to misrepresent me to make

mr speaker, here's the difference. because we have stabilised the economy, we can commit to the triple lock. >> well, the leader of thesition, kemi badenoch, also accused the prime minister of playing politics with the waspi women. the prime minister defended the decision not to compensate those pensioners , compensate those pensioners, despite parliamentary and health service ombudsman recommending the government pay compensation to women born in the 1950s whose state pension age was raised so it would be equal with men. here's what the prime minister had to say. >> it is a serious issue. it's a complex issue. the research, as he knows, shows that 90% of those impacted knew about the changes that were taking place. and i'm afraid to say, the taxpayers 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 . of our economy. >> elsewhere, uk inflation has risen to its highest level since march, according to official figures. the office for national statistics said inflation rose to 2.6% in no

mr speaker, here is the difference. because we have stabilised the economy, we can commit to the triple lock. >> well, the leader of theopposition, kemi badenoch, also accused the prime minister of playing politics with the waspi women. the prime minister is now facing pressure to give mps a vote on his government's decision to rule out compensation for women affected by changes to the state pension age. here's what sir keir starmer had to say. >> it is a serious issue. it's a complex issue. the research, as he knows, shows that 90% of those impacted knew about the changes that were taking place. and i'm afraid to say, the taxpayers 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. >> elsewhere, uk inflation has risen to its highest level since march, according to official figures. the office for national statistics said inflation rose to 2.6% in november, up from 2.3% the previous month. that's the highest rate since march and the highest rate since march and the second rise in two mon