mr. williams, if you would like to unmute yourself, you have two minutes. >> speaker: thank you, it was a little confusing on my end. commissioners, mr. dennis williams, can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> speaker: okay, perfect. i am the executive director of filmore community development also a resident here at plaza east. i've been contacting ms. tania the executive director of you guys organization to no avail. and also ms. kendra who deals with that committee which i'm a head of the advisory committee also. with the president ms. martha. we have not been getting any contact back pertaining to the rfps that is coming up or cancellations of our capitol improvements. we have not goent any receipts or invoices request for the last 3 to 6 million spent. and we've been asking and/or we have not got any feedback out our letter of, i have my notes but our m.o. u that we've been working diligent leon. so we just want to know what is going on. and second, community developer, 501c3, i've been trying to community part we are with a number of people such as marcy housing and others. but again, g

mr. williams, for the for a little bit of time. mr.ecause certainly we'll be happy to discuss those items when we come and sit down and have a conversation with the council and with the development advisory committee and others who just need 15 more seconds. sir, that was very rude, but thank you very much. i would love to see you again. great. thank you. well, miss tanya, can you bring those receipts for the last capital improvements that we've been so painstakingly wanting to know where the last money went? $7 million plus that we have not gotten accounted for. the corruption in the city is mr. williams. thank you, thank you, thank you so much. i know that ceo letters, you would be happy to bring those items again. as we had discussed at the last, he never brought them. i would be happy to make sure that she brings those again, as she did in the last meeting. we had with the dac. i just want to thank you again so much for the work and making the time to be present with us today. all right. thank you so, so much. we had one additional

mr. williams. >> hello, everyone. this is ace washington. i just want to give honor to oscar.ave been doing as car for 40 years now since i came to the floor here. he's been around for a long time. i remember him working with redevelopment. even though he worked for redevelopment he got up here and spoke. he gave me the encouragement to keep talking. i thank him for the years and tears we both shared. i'm an og and he's a double og. i respect him and soon to be a double og. i truly want to thank him. he's on honored today. i'll sit-down and talk to him to get the real his store cal value from hunters point. he's been working with us. he's all around. thank you for honoring mr. scott today. >> thank you, mr. ace. >> are there any other members of the public that would like to speak? moving to our participants that joined remotely. we have >> hi, greetings commissioners >> let me say, thank you for honoring mr. james and dr., i mean reverent townsend. take time-out and share my appreciate for him. i'm daniel. i'm a long-term activist and community par participant. i just wanted

mr. william j.. >> words from behind the iron curtain exposes the alleged good intentions by the communists. the film's sequences are determined by treaty date. in marx and engels we read this. communists disdain to show words and gains, they say their ends can be only attained by the overthrow of all existing social conditions. governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be extinguished for communism to exist, the reds have been at war with the free world. lenin warned his disciples, in war never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is ridiculous not to know that a treaty is a means of gaining strength. unquote. let's see how they put the so-called science to work for them. note the development of khrushchev in the ukraine as they move forward with communist imperialism. >> in 1939, the question to war or peace depends to a great extent on the soviets. stalin negotiates with the united states and britain, and at the same time with germany. regarding the agreement. 23rd, 1939. the sta

mr. william j.p. our film footage recently obtained from behind the iron curtain, exposes the true significance of the promises and alleged good intentions of the communist. the film sequences have been determined by treaty day in the manifesto of the communist party as written marx and engels. we read this quote communist disdained to conceive of their views and names. they declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible of all existing social conditions, unquote, governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be in order for communism them to exist. the red been at war with the free world, lenin warned, his disciples. and again i quote in war, never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is not to know that treaty is the means of gaining unquote. let's see how the communist put the so-called science of marxism-leninism to work them. note, if you will the involvement of khrushchev in the ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move in the chronology of communist i

mr. william jt. >> rare film footage recently obtained from behind the iron curtain exposes the true significanceises and alleged good intentions of the communists. the film sequences have been determined by day to day. in the manifesto of the communist party as written by marx and engels, we read this quote. "communists' disdain openly declare that their and can be obtained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions." governed by lenin's theory, that freedom must be extinguished, it is an order for communism to exist, the reds has been at war with the pre-world. lenin warned his disciples, and again, i quote, "in war, never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is ridiculous, not to know that a treaty is the means of gaining strength." let's see how the communists put their so-called science of marxism leninism to work. note, if you will, the involvement of christophe in the ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move forward in the finality of communist imperialism. >> in 1939, the question of war or peace, to a great extent, depends on the sovi

mr. william has referred to the threat posed by usually he also said that turkey has broken off relations with and will not take steps to improve them with west jerusalem. but tell him that you've given historical ties, economic and other, is it realistic for those states to maintain an affective pause war type? well, this has happened to previous view with eric around come in uh with the same wretched rates and the 3rd to will uh, basically since the tires, israel. we should wait and see where to send this materializes name a meaningful way. of course, much of that freight and they can only go to kaiser, secure 10 minutes every time i go through the private sector companies, which i don't think i missed the government. severe those ties is per basically talking about the operational line here, which is minimally the relationship between israel and 13. as i said, we don't know. we've heard this before. we don't know to what extent this will materialize in any need for the way that the capital pressure is fail for so far. this is the right. ok to key and syria to states who have a huge the

mr. williams, who was administered an officer, was out getting a couple of hours for a slight pay. we put him in the back so i wouldn't run into anybody. well, that didn't quite work. and he wasn't paying attention. he didn't see a zero's lights. and i looked out over to my right still in this turn and i could see aircraft lights going away from us and going down. and the next call was even louder and more assertive and zeros going down and i looked over and i could see him and i started to pull out. and then he got some very loud and very aggressive and --, eight zero is going down the column as a cowboys two one's got to they had him inside. i was about a quarter mile behind him and i followed him to the ground. he crashed, rolled. over on side. no, i landed probably 30 seconds later. the crew got out and went to help get the guys out of the helicopter, came back to mine, and the whole time i was sitting there with the landing light on that crash helicopter, it's just like a tunnel of light. and the aircraft is on its side and i was kind of training, i guess, so hard. i, i didn't

mr. williams for five minutes. >> sorry. thank you, mr. chairman. i won't touch my microphone again.and thank you all for your very detailed answers and response. i'm really trying to swim in the middle of all of these, you know, facts and details. just frankly in the lens of looking at my own community. so we're fortunate to have a significant investment by cxs in district but that also brings the traffic and rail lines with it. the findings in this committee and your testimony are very important in syracuse, new york, and in central new york. so that's really the context that i'm trying to understand this. it just touches a lot of families in my area. you know, i understand that accident accidents happen, and could each of you that can answer this, what's the likelihood of a similar east palestine-type accident, chemical car derailment fire happening in my district, in the lines in my community? >> congressman, it's hard to answer that exactly. i will -- i will say this. unfortunately, we've learned a lot from east palestine. i think the railroad industry has learned a lot not to r

mr. williams, is recognized for one minute. mr. williams: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to welcome my dear friend, pastor clark bosher, to our nation's capitol for the distinct honor of opening the house floor in prayer. for nearly two decades, pastor bosher has led willow park baptist church in the great state of texas where my family and i have been blessed to know him and under his leadership our church has flourished and countless lives have been transformed. his ability to deliver the word of god across all walks of life leaves a lasting impact on so many. it is an honor to have pastor bosher here with us today. my prayer is that he inspires us all in his prayer through his words as we work for the american people. in god we trust. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain up to five further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and e

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mrs. das via zoom. >> this is earny behalf can you hear me >> yes, you have 3 minutes. >> i'm william mrs. das. first, the work is all done. mrs. das spent 16 thousand dollars resleeving what was the last roll connection. . the lateral correction on homestead is odd because it was fill in the the late 50s and 60s. to which change the slope of the street. that's upon so -- everything is in place for years and years. >> the complaints about, a little cap in the sidewalk is something that can be fixed for 15 dollars. that was not the problem the problem was the pipe got clogged up by roots and such. jenny spent 16 thousand dollars that work has been done for 45 months now. there is not an excuse for every day of the 45 months in the late filing. i think that you would have to find upon that -- there was an excuse for the 45 months instead the applicant for the jurisdiction request is said that she knew in january of 2021 the same thing from the puc that she thinks gives her a code violation. at this point. >> it is a new argument. here oralally there is a code violation that is not found in the pa

joining us now, former defense secretary under president clinton william cohen. mr. secretary, thanks so much for joining us this saturday afternoon. good evening jim. i have a lot of questions about pete hegseth as potential secretary of defense. first, i want to begin with a big picture question. he came from fox news. he did serve in the military prior. he's worked with some veterans organizations, but he would be leading as you know, because you've done it. the more than 2 million people in the u.s. military. does he have the qualifications the leadership and credibility to do so? >> well, those are the issues certainly are going to be contemplated by the united states senate as they review his nomination and give their consent or withhold it. >> but i would say that he certainly is highly educated. he certainly has served well and honorably in the in the military. and those are two very important factors in his favor. there is the other issue dealing with the event that has been described recently in terms of a sexual encounter some years ago. that will factor,

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mr. trump with a law degree from william and mary but it might as well be a doctorate in outreach theater a performer and provo provocateur, the more explosion seeking because the more attention he can get. even cnn jake tapper acknowledged why a choice like gates would be made in the first place. watch this. >> you had to be a blind follower of donald trump to look at the justice department in general whether back to the j edgar hoover years or even james comey or any of the questions, peter strzok and lisa page and think maybe sometimes they got ahead of their skis and sometimes the foia violation will carter page but you don't want to be republican to think there is stuff that they need to clean house. maria: nice to hear some honesty. but it's not just getting ahead of their skis in terms of the russia collusion but he makes a point, your reaction. >> it's very clear donald trump is making symbolic appointments, these are people you say no major promises that i would shake things up, guess what i'm shaping things up and you watching the reaction follow-up i don't think fetterman was w

promised, and within 24 hours the fusion said to me, totally welcome ethic williams has noticed that he doesn't mind to call mr. trump, personally, i think that if any of the well leaders were ready to talk to him, he was also open for dano. and he also collins as only fascination, attend on donald trump at the see a sign that tom's behaving press to that swamp turns out to be a co bridge as mine and well talking about funds. 3, based on this present present, said that he had an impression that some of these of american establishments wouldn't go let him do all you want to do and carry out all these plans. you'd ask, i'll just be wrapped most. there's the yes. present joe biden, to address donations for the 1st time since dolo trans victory and his democratic policies, crushing the fees and tuesday's election by them. promise that they would be a peaceful transition to power on january the 20th. but he said that it was still much work to be done. a white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more. the 1st thing americans to accept the results of the 2024 presidential election us presidential biden phrased

and that within 24 hours said fusion said, excuse me, totally welcome. ethic williams has noticed that he doesn't mind to call mr. trump, personally, i think that if any of the well pleases, weren't ready to talk to him, he was also open for donno and hills of collins is only a fascination attend on donald trump at the see a sign that tom's behaving pressed him. that swamp turns out to be a courageous mind and well talking about funds 3 bit status president. susan said that he had an impression that some of the american establishment window let him do all you want to do and carry out all these plans. you'd ask ultra 0 will stay thousands of europe in need is a calling for a new approach to defense that's less for line to washington at the summit in budapest, the host then hung gary and prime minister vic to audubon says we cannot wait for americans to protect us all by and has been tamed. friendly relations with fulton, and he said he has big plans for the future. with trump, how shall mazda bought our reports from budapest, in europe and the us have had come on, goes for decades, but that's good. no change frie

promised, and within 24 hours the fusion said to me, totally welcome ethic williams has noticed that he doesn't mind to call mr. trump, personally, i think that if any of the well leaders were ready to talk to him, he was also open for dano. and he also collins is only a fascination attend on donald trump at the see a sign that tom's behaving press to that swamp turns out to be a co bridge as mine and well talking about funds. 3, based on this present present, said that he had an impression that some of the american establishments wanted to let him do all you want to do and to carry out all these plans, you'd ask, audra 0 will stay. the federal reserve has cut interest rates by a quarter of a point to 4.5 percent. it's the 2nd cut this year, and the sign that it believes that inflation is stabilizing. po, show that high inflation was a major factor in the vote, is decision to vote for donald trump phase promise to bring costs down and impose terrace on foreign goods. while in the u. k. the bank of england also because the interest rates by a course of a point to full point 75 percent is the 2nd reduction. sinc

mr. gates's law degree from william and mary, but it might as well be a doctorate in outrage theater. no attention intention in governing. when republicans took the house in 2022, it was with a small margin. rather than work to get things done, mr. gaetz sabotaged the kevin mccarthy before finally leading a rebellion to oust him. that u.s. attorney general has to make calls on countless difficult questions on home to investigate and indict. mr. gaetz's decision simply would not be trusted. he is a nominee that wants the law used for republican revenge and it won't end well. former federal and state prosecutor, writes, trump's nomination of matt gaetz is a sign of dark intentions. quote, the impending nomination of gaetz as the nation's top law enforcement official is about as dark and clear as can get. gaetz prides himself on political attack dog tactics, on unquestioningly defending trump, and one settling scores, or perceived scores against his lyrical opponent. there will be precious you guard rails in place to check his power. republican majorities will have run the senate, probab

williams. and hearing the -- mr. wern's testimony. don't know that he understands the severity of some of the result of the actions. and so -- it seems like -- because of the severity of the issues and how it could affect the public safety and of the neighbors, i agree he would be a good candidate for the list. i think the oh i didn't know about this is not -- i don't think this is a good enough reason to -- let these types of notices pass. i agree. i wish department got this to us sooner this is very serious. i only had the first excavation and demolition i would say this is a gregeous to put some on the compliance list i would not require 3. issue diligent and bri(ñng them to us. and as a san francisco in the city. i feel for the people who are hiring and using substandard materials for the people rendz and living not knowing that their house suggest up to code. code is not a suggestion. they don't hundreds outor license this is is in the information the code should not have been a surprise to anybody work nothing housing and constr

william is here to explain what could happen next. mr. trump is now president-elect .e office in just two months. out of that change the legal landscape? >> it changes absolutely everything. there are four major cases, and in one way or another each of those cases will be fundamentally different. some of them will go away, and some of them will feel constrained. the legal jeopardy phasing donald trump today is completely different than two days ago. amna: how does becoming president-elect so dramatically change the legal landscape. >> let's talk about the first two federal cases to explain this point. those of the cases under the department of justice, specifically under jack smith. that is the january 6 election interference case that accuses the former of lying about the election, orchestrating this vast scheme to subvert biden's win. the secondary case is the mar-a-lago classified documents case. both of those cases are in different stages. the january 6 case was being slimmed down because the supreme court granted donald trump immunity. the mar-a-lago case had been

mr welby has acknowledged his privileged upbringing. his - his privileged upbringing. his mother ladyjane his privileged upbringing. his mother lady jane williamsnal secretary. a paternity test in 2016 revealed his biologicalfather was a british diplomat seen here between churchill and president eisenhower. but the young justin was brought up believing his father was gavin welby. educated at eton and cambridge before going to the city, justin welby would later be asked about the morality of big business. his reply perhaps was telling. if you are leading a large organisation, you are accountable for what happens in it. but this business of somehow saying that one individual somehow bears all the blame as opposed to simply the accountability, it feels lynch mob —like. i know, i've got to give up, one of these days! mr -like. i know, i've got to give up, one of these days!— -like. i know, i've got to give up, one of these days! mr welby's style as archbishtrp _ one of these days! mr welby's style as archbishop was _ one of these days! mr welby's style as archbishop was relaxed - one of these days! mr welby's style as archbishop was relaxed and - a

williams, head of equities at premier miton. hello. welcome to the programme. the standing down, or rather resination, of mr surprise to the markets? h0. gensle, r - does that come as a surprise to the markets?- surprise to the markets? no, i think he had — surprise to the markets? no, i think he had to _ surprise to the markets? no, i think he had to stand - surprise to the markets? no, i think he had to stand down. i think he had to stand down. 0bviously trump was looking for a change — he would have sought to remove him anyway. from that point of view, it was inevitable. what this does mark, though, is the trump's regime to bring more innovation to the financial world through some of the cryptocurrencies. innovation, or uncertainty? there does still seem to be this debate about what exactly is cryptocurrency?— is cryptocurrency? yeah - what's interesting - is cryptocurrency? yeah - what's interesting about | what's interesting about cryptocurrency is it's already very well—established. the whole kind of — all of the cryptocurrencies together account for over $3 trillion value. so it's a very well—establi

mrs. doubtfire. >> hard transformation for robin williams to do in a hollywood movie, more or less for somebody here from ksdk along with the team's head coach. big night. good morning, guys. take it away. >> good morning. we are pumped. >> this is home of the lions. >> hope you're ready for some football. let's do this. come on! yeah! oh, what an atmosphere, what an atmosphere. >> we are here, cardinal ritter. cheerleaders are going. oh, wow, we have the drummers drumming. we've got the head coach. what do you think about this excitement? >> this is great excitement, man, not just for the school but for the community, man. everything we do on friday nights is not just for the boys, but for everyone. >> going for three straight championships. >> absolutely. three straight. no one in the city has ever done it in the city of st. louis, so we're trying to make history. >> 35 straight wins, that was broken. start a winning streak in the playoffs. but the question is this, though. this school means much more than just athletics. >> absolutely. >> it's more than athletics. you are talking about a one-on-o

mr. neck's was exhumed and an autopsy was performed in baltimore by william k aiken. was professor of chemistry, the university of maryland. the autopsy revealed traces of prostate acid in her stomach indi that she may have been poisoned. now, february 16th, 1869, dr. was arrested and charged with her murder. the matter now splits into two separate cases in baltimore, we have a civil trial involving her will in carlisle. we have a criminal trial for her murder. the the civil case largely suspended pending the outcome of. the criminal case up here in carlisle. there is a preliminary hearing for dr. cooper. we during that hearing that miss stanek had arrived at the mansion house on january 19, 1869. the mansion, of course, a carlisle hotel just up the street here. we know that she did not become seriously ill until the day before her. and dr. cooper came to the hotel to see her three times that day. the next morning, she was found to be insensible and speechless. the hotel owner, who was mr. burkholder, sent for dr. cooper and another carlisle doctor, dr. a.j. hermann.

mr. speaker. i rise today in solemn remembrance of william noel billie lawless massachusetts irish senate, immigration activist, successful entrepreneur, pillar of the community, and proud irish american. born in gallway, ireland, raised on a dairy farm, he saw president john f. kennedy give a speech as a young boy when our first irish american u.s. president visited ireland in 1963. after that experience, he knew he wanted to move abroad to the united states. in the meantime, he prospered in galway, become ago beloved part of his community. successfully owning and operating a restaurant and pub. but his boyhood dream of coming to america persisted. at 48 years old, he made it a reality. an accomplished rower in his own right, set to represent ireland in the 1976 olympic games until he withdrew to care for his ill father, it was his daughter, moving to the east coast to row, that helped him make the final decision. billy arrived in the u.s. in the late 1990's. he opened the irish oak pub in chicago, illinois. billy would go on to open many successful restaurants and be a leader in the chicago hospital

mr. johnson keeps the school rung semi smoothly wednesday nights on abc. please welcome williameven though we call you william, your credits say william, everybody calls you stan. >> my middle name is stanford. so everybody that is cool with me calls me stan. >> jimmy: i see. am i allowed to call you stan? >> i think so. >> jimmy: okay. all right. you've been called stan since you were a kid? >> that's the first name i heard. >> jimmy: and now your mr. johnson doesn't even have a first name. you have two first names in real life, zero of them on tv. >> mr. johnson's first name is mister. i thought everybody knew that. >> jimmy: you think that will be an episode one day? because i remember being fascinated when i'd find out my teacher's first name, you know, that thing you didn't know they had one. you find out it's gordon, you know. or ruby or something. we had a teacher named gordon hale. great guy, mr. hale. senor hale. he was our spanish teacher. boy, you came in to like big success late in life. that correct to say? >> yes, that's pretty correct to say. 70, that's pretty lat

mr. matt gaetz he went to florida state college, got his law degree at respected respo william and mary, he practiced law privately, he won his fifth term to congress he served on judiciary committee during that time. and yes, there were unproven ethics accusations that were made by the biden justice department, that came to nothing. just like other biden w weaponization la lawfare charges aimed at trump. including senator marco rubio at state department and tulsi gabbard at dni, and mr. gaetz that is 20 top level president-elect top level appointments in 8 days, that amazing, day after his landslide mr. trump appointed susie wiles to the power fill job of white house chief of staff. pardon phrase but she is a strong and intelligent republican woman and first chief of staff in history to be a woman. in rapid fire he filled out his national security time, including border czar tom hhoman and elise st stefanik, a strong woman, and another strong women governor kristi noem secretary of dhs in just days this national security team it has been fill out, today, h. he appointed tulsi gabbard an

mr. gaetz. gaetz went to florida state college degree, got his law degree at respected william and mary. he's a member of the florida bar in good standing, he practiced law privately. he just won his fifth term of congress and served on the judiciary committee all during that time. yes, there were some unproven ethics accusations made by the biden justice department and came to nothing just like all the other biden weaponization lawfare charges aimed at president trump. and, yes, mr. gaetz is loyal to president trump. so including senator rubio at state department, and jurisdiction eight days? 20. amazing, don't you think? don't forget, the very day after his landslide, mr. trump appointed seussy wiles to the powerful job of -- susie wiles to powerful job of chief of white house staff and pardon the phrase, but ms. wiles is a strong and intelligent woman and first chief of staff in history to be a woman. then in rapid fire, he filled out entire national security team, including border czar tom homan and then there's another strong moment for elise stefanik and apoint-blank layupsed to th

former conservative mp william wragg was duped into sharing colleagues' phone numbers with someone who used a fake profile on a gay dating site. now, in his first broadcast interview, mr says he feels guilt and shame and that the whole experience has left him experiencing panic attacks and even considering ending his life. a warning, this report from our political investigations correspondentjoe pike contains references to suicide. we've got rishi at the top with that one. we've got theresa here and then we've got boris. william wragg is no longer a politician, but the scars of what happened in that career remain. i was having suicidal thoughts, essentially, because i felt so bad. he says it all started with loneliness, and a message he sent on the gay dating app grindr. he said he recognised me. isaid, "well, i hope that's not a problem. i realise that not everybody�*s cup of tea is a conservative member of parliament." but he said "no, no, that's fine." and he seemed quite confident and cocky in a sense, all of which were quite attractive qualities. but the pictures were fake, and so was the name "charlie". you were a member of parliament, using grindr, sending nake

mr. keyes, for all that you're doing and your testimony. our next witness is dr. william kirwan of the university system of maryland and the former chair of the maryland commission on innovation and excellence in education. dr. kirwan, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and ranking member cassidy and committee members. i'm grateful for the opportunity to discuss the recently enacted pre-k through 12 reform legislation in maryland entitled the blueprint for maryland's future. the blueprint is a multiyear comprehensive plan that addresses all aspects of children's education from birth to high school completion including most especially the recruitment, retention and compensation of high-quality teachers. to understand the magnitude and rationale of the changes called for in the blueprint, i need to take you back to the fall of 2016 when the governor and general assembly asked me to chair a 27-member commission, the commission on innovation and excellence in education. the charge to the commission was bold, make recommendations so that maryland's

mr. keyes for all you are doing and your testimony. next witness doctor william kerwin chancellor emeritus university system of maryland the former chair of the maryland commission on innovation and excellence in education for doctor kerwin thank you for being with us. >> thank you ranking chair and committee members i'm grateful for the opportunity to discuss the recently enacted pre-k-12 education reform legislation and maryland entitled the blueprint for maryland's future. the blueprint is a multi- year comprehensive plan addresses all aspects of children's education from birth to high school completion. including most especially the recruitment retention and compensation of high quality teachers. to understand the magnitude and rationale of the changes called for i need to take you back to the fall of 2016 the governor and general assembly asked me too chair a 27 member commission a commission on innovation and excellence in education. charge to the commission was bold. make recommendations so it maryland pre-k-12 system will perform as well as the top-perfor

mr. biden is just adding fuel to the fire and one russian lawmaker says firing them over the border could lead to world war iii. cbs's holly williamsmore. >> reporter: ukraine's been using american-supplied atacms against russian forces since last year. some of the missiles have a range of close to 200 miles. but before now the u.s. had refused the ukrainians permission to hit targets inside russia, concerned about an escalation in the conflict. colonel maksim balagura of ukraine's state border guard hinted last month about what the ukrainians could attack with the powerful u.s. weapons. >> if the u.s. would allow you to use atacms to hit russia, what difference would that make? "if the russians don't have any ammunition or any planes, then manpower won't matter," he told us. in recent months russian forces have been gaining ground and targeting ukraine's cities with deadly glide bombs, soviet-era ammunition retrofitted with wings and gps. last month we witnessed the aftermath of a small glide bomb in this residential neighborhood. you can see the devastation that it's wreaked. it's literally ripped the front off the building. and

william o'dwyer. it's not the province of the committee to pass a bond or to go in all of the activities of the of mr. o'dwyer as mayor of the city of new york. undoubtedly he made many noteworthy achievements. we were interested, of course, in what he had done in connection with a law enforcement across persecution of racketeers and gangsters and in the administrate of his office as mayor in regard to law, enforce, it is the matters that were brought out in connection with the committee. the conflicts of testimony are, of course the subject of grand jury investigation and in york county by mr. hogan and also certain aspects of the problem are being considered by ervin staple, the united states district attorney, until conclusive findings have been made or the matter settled one way or another by these. courts, i do not feel that on the record as it now stands until there has been a settlement of the issue that i could vote for, the compromise of william o'dwyer for ambassador to mexico if it were not presented to the united states senate. now up on capitol hill, the capitol visitor center has a displ

williams said was the top of the list of security threats. the decision was made last friday to go ahead and arrest him. here's handani. >> the agents directed mr ignored their commands. he threw an object from his hand to the ground. continuing to ignore commands, the defendant once again reached out for an on and appeared to smash it on the ground. agents later determined the object he smashed was his cell phone. >> the cell phone is particularly relevant because a lot of the evidence they're talking about thus far really seems to be communication and pro isis propaganda. a lot of images that were shared, coordinated with a web designer apparently affiliated with isis. he expressed a desire to attack overseas. he expressed a desire to attack domestically according to the fbi. he talked about using explosive belts. that throws us back to the second palestinian intifada. the detention hearing is today, gillian. >> gillian: seems like a lot of the would-be terrorists are inclined to sharing their thinking and planning online with other people. thanks, mike, for the details. >> got it. >> the president-elect, former president trump, his threat is

william cohen, the former defense secretary under bill clinton. secretary, always good to have you. what do you think of that? how doable is that? >> well, the first statement that mrnaccurate or false. he cannot take action and should not take action before he becomes president of the united states. he's still a private citizen at this point. but secondly, he could end it once he takes office by simply selling out ukraine and say i'm not going to supply the kind of weaponry you need to defend yourself. he's already sent that signal which has demoralized ukraine to begin with but also our nato allies. and and so while sending signals that you're about to undercut a country that wants to be free, that is a sovereign nation that has been invaded by the russians who committed an act of international, violation of international law by invading and then a series of criminal actions of firing upon civilian hospitals, upon schoolyards and kids, raping women, kidnapping children, all of these charges, he's been violating the law and getting away with murder. and so at this particular point if president-elect trump says i'm going to set settle it day one, he means i'm going

mrs. doubtfire. >> how does it feel to be viral? >> it was a rare moment where my 11-year-old daughter was impressed. by 9-year-old will be in therapy until high school. i hope robin williamsud. he was one of my favorites. it was such a treat. >> we had some much fun behind the scenes, too. the whole morning. >> i can't imagine putting it all together. >> yes, yes. we hyped each other up. you can hear me. i didn't realize on the feed screaming. yes, get it. you can hear me screaming while he's dancing. >> this is by best shakira effort. i went with it a little bit. >> gabrielle union giving you applause. >> she did repost the video on social media which was vy sweeert. on november 2nd. i'm kira klapper a bay area cemetery. this year is preparing in advance after a tense clash with families last year on dia de los muertos as san jose police ended up getting involved when dozens of families were locked out of oak hill cemetery last year. it all started when guards had to intervene, forcing the property to close early for security reasons. this year, families and local activists are working with the cemetery to extend the hours, along with extra security. the oak hill cemeter

mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. lee carter: i honor dr. william a. law lawson which was founded in 1922. doctor cosby was a immediate selection of dr. lawson and in 2008 he was inducted in the board of preachers in morehouse college in georgia. and under his leadership the congregation has grown over 15,000 members and they are committed to community service and are a robust food pantry and scholarships for students where they focus on closing the academic achievement gap. in 2024 to honor lawson's legacy, dr. cosby and the church donated $1 million to five universities. dr. cosby is married to the lovely first lady, audrey marie cosby and have five children including adrian, ashley, and alia and two sons, and a grandson. i'd like to celebrate dr. marcus d. cosby for 20 years of pastor alleyedership and join together and look forward to his good and faithful service for many years to come. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consen

william's audience with president cyril ramaphosa has been described as a follow up to the state visit made to the uk by mramaphosa in 2022. prince william is in cape town ahead of the award ceremony for his earthshot prize tomorrow. this morning, the prince met with young conservationists at a viewpoint to table mountain. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to tom and emily. >> good afternoon britain. it is 1208 and just over an hour ago polls opened across many eastern american states as america votes for their next president. >> so will it be donald trump or kamala harris? that is the question. >> well, both candidates made their final pitches in the crucial swing 1520

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