in cosign just a minute or so coming up. israel to port palestinian lloyd, an activist. salah ha murray to france, claiming he has ties to a band militant group. this comes despite objections from the french government will hear from his voice shortly. and china battles, a cove at 19 search infections rise as people take advantage of their new freedoms, public unrest for staging to scrap restrictions. many now believe official figures are playing down the scale of the crisis. ah, i'm jarrett raid, thanks for your company today in less than an hour. the world cup final kicks off in qatar. the atmosphere atmosphere is building at the stadium. it's joyous and tense, and one name is front and center. ah play alina messy, is the focus garage is heading to the mass. it's expected to be his last chance to win. the most important trophy in football off against argentina is a french side trying to become only the 13 ever to successfully defend the world comp time. and before the big game get started, we can speak now to d, w. sports correspondence. mark meadows in cat are mark high. now the matc

but sala murray says that won't stop him advocating for palestinians. the human rights lawyer said his feet and hands were carved for the entire journey to paris. for food being forced to leave my homeland, it's hard. it's not an easy feeling so. so people are for sale more. yeah. and it's a way to break our will to show generation but that nobody can resist. israel. ha ha, ha junky brewer ha marie previously spent 7 years in prison for an alleged plot to assassinate a prominent rabbi. israel now also claims his involved in the popular front for the liberation of palestine, which israel classifies as a terror group. and terrorists sell a ha. marie has been expelled to france. he has french nationality. and after i deprived him of his residency, he has been expelled. we have 0 tolerance towards terrorists, and this terrorist is a member of the p l. f. p. m a. meet israel had held him murray without charge all convictions since march. he is always denied the charges against him. her murray was born in east jerusalem and has been a resident of the city his

kyler murray and the cardinals hosting the patriots on monday night football and murray's night and mosteason ended on the third play of the game, murray goes down while scrambling for yardage, the dreaded noncontact knee injury. murray scheduled for mri, but early reports indicate a possible torn a c l third quarter tied at 13 colt mccoy and for murray hits deandre hopkins over the middle , but hopkins coughs it up and raekwon mcmillan scoops it up and going the other way. 23 yards for the touchdown. the patriots win 27 to 13 to keep their playoff hopes alive. arizona has lost 12 of their last 13 at home. the stanford football program is now in the hands of a former cal quarterback. it's troy taylor on the right. he was introduced today by athletic director john muir taylor becomes the 35th head football coach in stanford history. now back in the late eighties, taylor was the starting quarterback for four seasons at cal through 51 touchdowns, finished his college career. as cows all time leading passer. more recently, the 54 year old taylor coached at sacramento state, where he turned t

well, israel says la murray had quite organized, inspired and planned to commit terror attacks against citizens and well known his riley's earlier, i spoke to his lawyer, danny, shin har, and asked him why israel shouldn't have deported to marie. first of all, what we know, the facts are known to us is that there is the law. somebody was convicted almost 20 years ago, of a plot concerning a public figure in israel. and he was sentenced for 7 years and was released after 6. so this is the only a known fact about his past history. the latter years he was held in administrative detention twice, but nothing was put to the public. nothing is known. and we are not talking about the conviction and trial. you know, if somebody is convicted of wrong doing, you can put him in prison and have a trial and have all the facts. but before him, in this case, he wasn't even put to trial, is the port it from his homeland and a stripped of his residency status in his homeland, which is a very far reaching a thing to do or to someone and from a son of a country so i think that the saying that he's known a

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that's a claim he denies. murray was born and raised in jerusalem and holds french citizenship. it was jailed in israel from 25 to 2011 for allegedly plotting to kill a rabbi. well, israel says ha ha, ha ha murray had quote, organized, inspired and planned to commit terror attacks against citizens and well known israelis. earlier i spoke to his lawyer, danny shan, our, and asked him why israel shouldn't have deported him. first of all, what we know, the facts are known to us is that there's a lot. hm. what he was convicted almost 20 years ago. of a plot concerning a public figure in israel, and he was sentenced for 7 years and was released after 6. so this is the only a known fact about his past history. the latter years he was held in administrative detention twice, but nothing was put to the public. nothing is known and we are not talking about the conviction in trial. you know, if somebody is convicted of wrong doing, you can put him in prison and have a trial and have all the facts before him. in this case, he wasn't even put to trial, is the port it from his homeland and it

a meet israel had held him, murray without charge all convictions since march. he has always denied the charges against him. her murray was born in east jerusalem and has been a resident of the city his whole life. but under in his railey law, his residency was revoked for his so called breach of allegiance. and like mister horton palestinians from east jerusalem, which is really occupied in 1967. now this law, which we want to attack is a gives the minister of interior or the power to take away the residency status of their, of the, of the promise thing is mr. was them and they bought them on the basis of breach of allegiance to the state of israel, which is a completely contravene international law and is raving all hey marie was still waiting for a hearing on his case when he was deported. his lawyers say, well now focus on changing the law and bringing her murray home. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. argentine has beaten france for the world cub title inc. a tar after a 3 all tie, an extra time. the south american speak defending

who was too strong for andy murray this afternoon, taking that 10—8. jamie mary and johnny o'mara, again in a match tie—break, that gives england a 5—1 lead over scotland in the match overall. in this evening's session, england arejust the match overall. in this evening's session, england are just one victory away from claiming the thai overall. it's three points for this evening, so if paul beats aidan, that means england win overall. if scotland can get the win, that can bring it back to 5—4 and maybe that is a fairy tale ending that people want because that means the tie would be settled by the final match which is a doubles match, andy and jamie murray together potentially for the last time, almost certainly for the last time, almost certainly for the last time, almost certainly for the last time in scotland. they would be looking to win the match for scotland. forthat would be looking to win the match for scotland. for that to happen, they first need aidan to get the job donein they first need aidan to get the job done in the singles. that will be

a bunch of -- >> jimmy: anne murray? >> yeah.h guys coming in and i'm just ready, [ bleep ] yeah, let's do it. and you hear -- ♪ i know i'll never love this way again ♪ i'm like, you've got to own it. i look to the left. yeah. the biker's like -- [ laughter ] to the right, a guy with his volvo and his family, he looks at me like -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you were straddling a line there. >> i tried to. >> jimmy: i don't know, i'm going to tell you, if i was in a biker gang and i pulled up next to a guy who was so secure he was listening to anne murray on his harley? >> that's right. >> jimmy: i'd be scared. [ laughter ] >> should be, you should be. >> jimmy: watch out. >> he's on the road listening to anne murray, "snowbird" will be next. >> jimmy: you know a lot about anne murray, i never would have guessed. you for an anne murray guy. >> i'm a very complex guy musically. >> jimmy: you go deep. it's great the have you here. the movie is called "babylon." it opens in theaters on december 23rd. thanks for being here.

england beat scotland when dan evans beat andy murray earlier, but alongside brotherjamie, the murray be allowed to compete in artistic swimming two—time former champion gary anderson is through to the third round of the pdc world darts championship after a convincing three sets to one win over latvia's madars razma. the 52—year—old scot finished with a checkout of 110 and will now play either england's chris dobey or dutch thrower martin kleermaker for a place in the last 16. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it is staying on them outside for much of the country as we move into the christmas period. some sunshine, few shows as well but it will be some rain to contend with sunday through friday and to the start of christmas eve in this rain will be having persistent across much of the south and she will push and northwards and become confined to this for the positions of the afternoon and will be corridor, bright with some sunshine and if you winter showers across scotland and much milder to the south and sunny spells and if you heavy showers around 12 or 13 degrees and c

m a. meet israel had held him murray without charge all convictions since march. he is always denied the charges against him. ha murray was born in east jerusalem and has been a resident of the city his whole life. but under in his railey law, his residency was revoked for a so called breach of allegiance. and likeness are holding palestinians from east jerusalem, which is really occupied in 1067. now this law, which we want to attack is a gives the minister of interior or the power to take away the residency status of their, of the, of the palestinians. mister islam. and they bought them on the basis of breach of allegiance to the state of israel. which is a completely contravene international law and israeli la ha, marie was still waiting for a hearing on his case when he was deported. his lawyers say they'll now focus on changing the law and bringing her murray home to the netherlands, which looked set to start the process of apologizing for its role in slavery. prime minister mark router is expected to address the topic in a speech today, though, it's not clea

tell us a little bit more about who, whom murray ease and why israel once he reported that's right. so this deportation a was expected after this order to maybe taking place as early as today. friday it happened, but the anticipation is that it will be now carried out in the next $1.00 to $2.00 days. a, his case has been a long running one here in israel, and for many people it highlights how the legal system is often used against palestinians and their supporters. and he has been held under what's called administrative detention. and this is a very controversial law here. it means that the suspect can be detained for up to 6 months without charge. and more importantly, without actually being told why, and they might what they might be charged with, the withholding any, suppose it evidence against them. now, according to the authorities, this is a sensibly so that any further acts of violence or attacks can be prevented at. but he tells me that many people here are held in his way the prisoners of without charge a ha. murray was one of 30 inmates who i took direct action by guns on

and murray was previously convicted of planning a terror attack in 2005 and served 7 years in prison. israel's interior minister islet sha kid, ordered his expulsion after a year's long if it, by israeli authorities to revoke his residency status. so little will here in germany, police have recovered priceless treasures stolen in a daring jewelry heist which captured the public imagination. thieves made off with diamonds and jewels worth more than 100000000 euros in the robbery at tristan's green vault in 20. 196 aspects, allegedly behind the break in 3 years ago, already on trial. irreplaceable heritage valuables finally recovered after years of investigation. many doubted this date would ever come. we've had it. how likely was it that we will ever find this treasure? again? we've always been up to mister misses, but to be honest, there was a bit of laughing involved in the investigation, went on the more confident, strong to which makes the recovery all the more satisfying, go to the ink and several pieces are still missing. but $31.00 have been recovered, including the most valuabl

murray . show i'm going to be joined by actorjames murray . might know him as prince andrew in the new series of the crown on netflix. we've got another passion that he's going to share with us our waterways. how important they are and what you choose to put in your shopping trolley this when you go trolley this year when you go for salmon. for your christmas salmon. that's all i'm to be that's all up. i'm going to be joined also by my guests in about half an hour when we look at day's biggest stories, at the day's biggest stories, including amber heard, settling a defamation case with johnny depp. and, of course , this show depp. and, of course, this show is always made better by you and your views . today is always made better by you and your views. today on is always made better by you and your views . today on twitter, your views. today on twitter, we've got a poll asking you should rishi sunak find the funds to pay nurses more. 55% of you think ? no. 46% of you at the you think? no. 46% of you at the moment. 54 and 50. 50. 45% of you say

murray.l labour figures want to scrap the 11 plus. is this a race to the bottom. and in my big opinion chris whitty admits covid will kill many more than virus itself. and it might take a ten. i'll be dealing prince harry and that documentary plus my all star panel and tomorrow's papers . papers. an advert for your own show in your own show. i think that takes self—promotion to another level. welcome back to mark dolan tonight which has a new earlier time of 8:00 that's eight till 11. we still got all your favourite elements nine including my big opinion mart mates and my take it ten plus my panel and the papers, but following the resignation of the queen's former lady in waiting lady susan hussey, after conversation with domestic violence which backfired and in relation to the woman's origin , relation to the woman's origin, can the royals ride this race storm and how will the latest trailer for? harry and meghan's new netflix documentary be received at the palace ? to received at the palace

murray.l labour figures want to scrap the 11 plus. is this a race to the bottom. and in my big opinion chris whitty admits covid will kill many more than virus itself. and it might take a ten. i'll be dealing prince harry and that documentary plus my all star panel and tomorrow's papers . papers. an advert for your own show in your own show. i think that takes self—promotion to another level. welcome back to mark dolan tonight which has a new earlier time of 8:00 that's eight till 11. we still got all your favourite elements nine including my big opinion mart mates and my take it ten plus my panel and the papers, but following the resignation of the queen's former lady in waiting lady susan hussey, after conversation with domestic violence which backfired and in relation to the woman's origin , relation to the woman's origin, can the royals ride this race storm and how will the latest trailer for? harry and meghan's new netflix documentary be received at the palace ? to received at the palace

sara murray, stay with me for a second. because add to that sources tell me that the members of the house select committee are expressing concerns that former trump allies are trying to keep secret what happened in that suv, known as the beast, whatever it was. as you may call, cassidy hutchinson told the committee behind closed doors that she was told by deputy chief of staff tony ornato, on bobby engle in the east, then president trump january 6th, 2021, quote, tried to wrap his and around bobby engle's neck because he wouldn't take him to the capitol. and then meeting with her first attorney, super pac paid attorney stefan passantino, i remember, he like sat back in his chair, he's like, no, no, no, no, no, we don't want it go there. we don't want to talk about that, unquote. hutchinson dropped passantino for fear he was more concerned with protecting trump than her. now the people who can confirm what happened in the beast, the driver, bobby engle and tony ornato, they have all retained private attorneys not used those

murray abraham, which seems like a lot of fun. do you call him f.? does he go by murray?'re being very rude to someone. >> f. that was kind of a joke. just with myself. >> jimmy: did you know any of these people? did you know michael imperioli or aubrey plaza, any of these people? >> i didn't really know aubrey, but i knew of her. >> jimmy: oh, you knew her from what? >> from everything that she has ever been in. >> jimmy: got you. >> and i know she has a lot of crazed fans, but i'm one of the top. >> jimmy: oh, you are. >> yeah. and i actually -- i legitimately stalked her. i didn't just stalk her on social media. i showed up to places i was not invited knowing she was there. i got close to her cousins and her friends. so that i would be invited into her life. >> jimmy: really? >> and it works. >> jimmy: it did? >> yes. because there you go. >> jimmy: but that can't be how you got on the show? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: her cousins got you on the show? >> yeah, her cousins. shout out to aubrey's cousins there is a reason i'm here. yeah. no, they got me to her birthday pa

cnn, sara murray. >> our thanks to sara murray from that report.s now from allentown, pennsylvania. cnn political commentator and former house republican, charlie dent. and democratic strategist, caroline heldman joins us from los angeles. thank you both from being here. and charlie, let me start from you since this is your political party. the, i'm not sure necessarily if i want to call him the leading figure i guess he only declared republican presidential candidate in 2024. so we will go with that. but what is your take on how, this pair of developments will or will not impact the presidents political plans and aspirations? >> well clearly casey, there is no good news for president trump out tonight and to trump organizations were found guilty of tax fraud. well the former president himself, doesn't seem to be immediate legal jeopardy over this battle. this is a really bad political headlines. your company's been convicted of political tax fraud! and he's gonna say that he didn't know about? it okay, well at least from a political standpoint thi

that_ from washington, mrs murray. that is— from washington, mrs murray.e names the senators were going to be escorting president zelensky into the chamber and so, this is the protocol and nancy pelosi hasjust is the protocol and nancy pelosi has just announced which members of the house of representatives will be escorting president zelensky and that means this big moment for ukraine's wartime president andindeed for ukraine's wartime president and indeed destroyed meaning of the us congress is about to happen and we are about to see president zelensky be escorted here to the floor of the us house of representatives and jeffrey is with me now, what an overwhelming moment for president zelensky. it certainly is because look at what he has gone through. he was nearly deciding to stay in tf in the first is the war, nearly overrun by russian forces right outside the city and he served as a symbol to his people but is now serving as a symbol to all americans and people all around the world. this is how you stand up to oppression. it’s world. this is how you st

it will feature the likes of dan evans, jack draper and andy murray.el for as long as his body lets him. if i was to have a big injury. i probably wouldn't try to come back from that. but if my body is in good shape and i am still able to compete consistently on the tour then, yeah, i'll keep playing. as long as i am able to do that, if i feel like i can still be competitive with the best players. and i'm still able to play in the biggest events, then, you know, i'll try to do that. a shortlist of six contenders has been announced for the 2022 bbc sports personality of the year award ahead of the programme tomorrow night. they are gymnastics world championjessica gadirova, euro 2022 winner beth mead, winter olympics gold medal winning curler eve muirehead, snooker world number one ronnie o'sullivan, england test cricket captain ben stokes and world athletics championships 1500 metres winnerjake wightman. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. for most of us, the afternoon was bright enough with some sunshine, but we did have a few passing showe

kyler murray and the cardinals hosting the patriots on monday night football and murray's night and probablyd on the third play of the game, murray goes down while scrambling for yardage, the dreaded noncontact knee injury. murray scheduled for an mri, but early reports indi a possible torn a c and fos deandre hopkins over the middle, but cops it up does deandre hopkins and raekwon mcmillan is going the other way for the touchdown. patriots they win at 27 13 to keep their slim playoff hopes alive. arizona has lost 12 of their last 13 at home. the form. the stanford football program is now in the hands of a former cal quarterback troy taylor on the right was introduced today by athletic director john muir taylor becomes the 35th head football coach in stanford history. back in the late eighties, taylor was the starting quarterback for four years at cal, where he tossed 51 touchdowns. he finished his college career. as cows all time leading pastor and more recently, the 54 year old taylor coached at sacramento state, where he turned the program around going 23 1 in conference play during his t

called theme of childhood, wonder, love, and the magic of the movies. 6 ah, born in rome and 928 murray county study trumpet, classical composition and direction here as the acclaimed national academy of center to chileya. but he drew the ration from everything around him in that he was speed up to you like to say it was perspiration, the sweat of hard work? equally, i mean personally, i think it was an issue of culture of mindset. he had a classical musical background and then he studied experimental 20th century music . very mean that it was, you know, he had this idea of always trying something new. the same shit kind of quite cause . and the mobile problem i called to i got a guy that really is the essence of maestro monte connie's music is ongoing search for new elements or novelty trip. and i don't have a lot more attorneys, son, a composer himself, because how inspiration would strike them at the mission of the law. boy, if he got it, i can remember when he compose the obo theme for the mission, the level already so subtle, why there were some renovations being done in the room h

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but his growling the soon and drums, if they both the western setting and the violence to come. murray county soundtracks, one in oscars, grammys and golden gloves. but his greatest passion was performing his music life. speaking to dodge of n in 2017 marconi said live concerts, where he felt most free. ah, lucy kid, me, she the phil music i watch is constrained by the cinematic images. gears can jack lance, dar like a stop. while caroll metal he curled when it comes to interpreting music, that's a kind of a prisoner. i can't say i have more freedom than i haven't done faster or slower love and be more independent. sure. and the audience loved current trends. so that again, ah, before his death in 2020 my conic curated a new show, a concept of his greatest hits company by classic film clips and behind the scenes footage to be conducted by his son, andrea america. ah . a new mary cooney, the official concert celebration has kicked off its tour in europe. an absolute must for fans of the late great mice time been now to a song that's been covered countless times, but it's still guarantee

s.e., sara murray was reporting this. the georgia special grand jury is winding down its investigation into trump. and could release its reports soon. for many people, the georgia investigation is the one that had folks asking, what more do you need to hear? other than trump on the phone, asking georgia secretary of state to find the 11,780 votes needed to defeat biden. strong arming the georgia secretary of state. i talked to trump advisers who said, this is the investigation that actually worries him. what do you think? >> yeah. you talk to -- and i know you have legal experts on all the time. and if you talk to them, this is the one that they say has the clearest evidence. sedition is hard to prove. this seems to be a bit clearer. i think, if you are in trump's orbit, you're worried about this one. and it's one of many. as you know, that are going on. it could be a domino effect going forward. we'll see if trump will finally be held accountable for something. >> very good. thanks very much, ladies. we appreciate the ti

is a chance to have it worked out in the next few weeks of the session. >> katie benner, melissa murrayank you both. i hope you don't have any travel plans next week. let me make it clear, both of you will be working. when we come back, where to begin with the newest controversies over what elon musk is doing to twitter. we'll try to sort it all out with our own jake moore. but first, unimposing moment. earlier this week, i peeked out my window and saw the best kind of christmas miracle. al roker, home safe and recovering after a very long hospital stay. he and his wife debra being serenaded by the entire today show family with some holiday cheer and fantastic christmas carols. and i can say all of us were overcome with emotion. welcome home, al. caucus comes into power take aim at this committee that the never wanted to see empowered, and they will surely try t discredit once they are in the hot seat >> well, in just a few weeks katie, senate democrats ar going to have subpoena power are you hearing anything about how they could use that? >> you know, it's gonna be interesting to see w

chris: kyla murray and the cardinals hosting the patriots.game, murray scrambling a goes down, noncontact injury. he was carted off, fears of a torn acl after the game. kingsbury said it does not look good. wide receiver d armed -- deandre hopkins holding it loosely, try to make a play. rick one mcmillan with a 23-yard scoop and score. new and when wins 27-13. baseball news, the a's traded golden glove catcher sean murphy t non-player deal including the milwaukee brewers. oakwood also sent a picture in return. the a's received three top 10 minorly edgers along mightily catcher. saturday night after doors, stephen curry walking his son to the locker room. klay thompson right behind them, leading to this adorable moment. >> hello. >> hello, klay thompson. chris: sports on [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, em

murray: i mean, all of you know we put on "mamma mia" and we paid everybody, and so we're going intomma mia" with a huge deficit, but it actually means the survival of the company, to be honest with you. this show--this show will show our path forwa. rael: we are doing this in october. whatever has to happen to make it happen, we are doing it. if everybody has to be masked, if everybody has to be in an oxygen tent, if everybody has to be in a bubble, like, we're doing it. amavizca-murua: we have been trying to continue to do our work. woman: especially so close to achieving what we set out to do. [menpeaking anish] amavizca-murua: to do theater online is difficult. to do theater classes online is not very productive. we have a theater class for adults in spanish. then we have another class for youth in english where we have disabled students. we used to have 20 to 30 students in the class. so virtual we had 8. silcock: we did zoom a couple of times, but they didn't do so well. hi, i'm jeffrey silcock, and i am 28 years old, and i live in a large adopted family. "oliver" is actually h

murray went down on the third play of the game suffering a noncontact knee injury. have an mri tomorrow, but it does not look good. he had to be carted off the field. game tied at 13 in the third. the cardinals mccoy to hopkins and he lost the football. it would be a scoop and score by patriots' mcmillan. patriots win 27-13. >>> college football. troy taylor introduces stanford's new head coach. came over from sacramento state. 30 and 8 the last four years, and he's a former cal bear. >> reporter: do you just wake up in the middle of the night and say i have an idea for a play, yet me diagram this on a cocktail napkin? >> yeah, it's usually a yellow legal pad. that's the beauty of football. there's 22 players on the field, it's the most complicated sport in the world. if you're not creative and trying to find a better way to do something, i don't think you're doing your job. i love the creative nature of football. >>> baseball, the a's sent murphy to the braves in a three-team deal. oakland got catcher manny pena and three draft picks. >>> former a sean manaes retur

murray pastor of holy family catholic church in manhattan. reverend you just heard lauren talking about the warmth that she felt as well as her mother at the vatican, she said as she as she called it. he was not a media darling, but she said she did feel the warmth from him. do you think that is common with really all the popes that we have seen, they have to put on a certain type of phase for the world, but behind closed doors they are, you know, they do have that that warmth to them. lawrence absolutely right. i had a very similar experience. i was able to, uh bring my parents to meet pope benedict at the vatican. they were in rome as part of a pilgrimage and our group was given the privilege of meeting in the vatican and one of the beautiful rooms in the apostolic palace, as it's called, and he was very warm. my mom's told him about a retired professor that she was very friendly with dr alice von hildebrand. and the pope perked up because he knew her. she was a renowned academic here in america, but originally from europe and so they talke

england beat scotland when dan evans beat andy murray earlier, but alongside brotherjamie, the murrays through to the third round of the pdc world darts championship after a convincing three sets to one win over latvia's madars razma. the 52—year—old scot finished with a checkout of 110 and will now play either england's chris dobey or dutch thrower martin kleermaker for a place in the last 16. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. for most of us, temperatures for the runner—up to christmas and indeed into the christmas period will be above the seasonal norm, so it's staying mild for most of us with quite a lot of rain at times. that'll be followed by sunny spells, scattered showers for christmas eve and christmas day. however, there will be some snow around friday, and certainly into the start of the christmas period across the north of the uk, this cold air tries to push southwards, and eventually, it will win out for a time as we move through boxing day, but it will be short—lived with milder air returning into the run—up to the new year. now, today, it's a very wet start

murray: thank you, mr. president. before i remark, i want to i ask unanimous consent senator baldwin be authorized to sign duly enrolled bills or joint resolutions today. the presiding officer: without objection.mrs. murray:thank you. president. i am here today because no one should have to choose between their job and a healthy pregnancy. it is outrageous that pregnant women in our country have been pushed out of their jobs, by their employers, because as you just heard they asked for abe additional bathroom or because their doctors say they need to avoid heavy lifting or their employer can't be bothered to provide them a stool to sit on. it is unconscionable that people looking forward to wonderfulling a new family member or having their lives upturned or losing their paychecks they depend on to make rents, buy groceries, or pay for child care, all because their employers refuse to provide basic, commonsense, low-cost and even no-cost accommodations. we have to do better, and that's why i'm here with senator casey,

the departure from israel marks the end of a long battle by sala ha murray to stay in the country. he has always called home. he's been imprisoned. several times, once for his alleged involvement in the assassination plot of a former chief rabbi, for which he got 7 years and was branded a terrorist by israel as a member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. his jerusalem residency was revoked, and as a jewel national, with french citizenship, that opened the way for his deportation to france, they fix made it easier for israel to get rid of him. we'll send him to fence un experts say the deportation of protected persons from an occupy territory could constitute a war crime. and his supporters believe his case could now set a precedent for israel to the port other activists. the case is also highlighted the controversial practice of administrative detention, which maury has been held on the since march. it allows israeli or 13th to keep suspects locked up without charge. and without explaining the evidence against them . her maurice parents who both living occupied e

mister murray is a lawyer and activists who miss really, authorities have accused of links to terrorism. he previously served several years in jail for an alleged assassination plot, an event in which he's always denied his involvement. his most recent detention was reportedly without formal charges. his mother spoke to r t a by the developments in 2000 and i it be, it was accused of the landing to plot against her priming. now her b in this trail. okay. he went to prison 7 years for this. then he didn't have any thing wrong, they put him anytime in administrative detention in the administrative detention. it means without any charging. and they were all the time saying about the same story. he was plotting to kill those about he had it in my estate, his administer tension in 2017, 18 her one year. and then he went out there wasn't charging and again in march 2022, they arrested him and put him in and minister at did that and for 3 months and then another 3 months and them another similar salary is like an example, not for them it wasn't easy case because he has a french passport at the

joining us know is melissa murray, she is host of strict scrutiny podcast.ou for coming on the show. this is, i don't understand why this is not headline news across the country and it is shocking and it is unacceptable if you believe in the independence of the judiciary. how can this be going on? >> that is the question. everyone has been talking about the purported leak in the decision. but that's not really the story. that is burying the lead. the real story is this coordinated, highly financed campaign to get access to these justices and actually they were successful. they got access to some of the most conservative justices. we don't know if it shaped the outcome in any decision. but we do know that they had unprecedented access. and there is not just this reporting in "the new york times," there was also reporting earlier this year in "rolling stone" and "politico" that talked about the visits going to chambers at the supreme court to pray in chambers with some of these justices. this is a highly coordinated campaign. it should be investigated. it is h

the departure from israel marks the end of a long battle by sala ha murray to stay in the country. he has always called home. he's been imprisoned several times once for his alleged involvement in the assassination plot of a former chief rabbi, for which he got 7 years and was branded a terrorist by israel as a member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. his jerusalem residency was revoked, and as a jewel national, with french citizenship, that opened the way for his deportation to france, they fix made it easier for israel to get rid of him. we'll send him to sense un, experts say the deportation of protected persons from an occupy territory could constitute a war crime. and his supporters believe his case could now set a precedent for israel to the port other activists. the case has also highlighted the controversial practice of administrative detention, which maury has been held on the since march. it allows the israeli or 13th to keep the suspects locked up without charge. and without explaining the evidence against them. her maurice parents who both living occ

is an aggressive, generous, and far-reaching package, and i salute all those, including chairman murray and chairman leahy for their work on this. on the manufacturing and science front, the omnibus secures the first major down payment in building the tech hubs across the country that we have authorized through the chips and science act. this means real dollars to create the silicon valleys, the silicon forests, the silicon heartlands and prairies of tomorrow. again, i want to thank chair cantwell for her steadfast leadership on this issue, as well as my colleague on the other side of the aisle, todd young. under the omnibus, we'll also secure the largest increase for the national science foundation of all time, including a surge in funds for the new technology directorate, and for stem workforce training that will spur chip growth across the country and give training to millions who have been left out of the increase in jobs in tech. also included are billions to support labs, manufacturers, entrepreneurs and workers with the support necessary for the u.s. to beat back china and remain

bill murray comes in. >> come on, pop!>> when chevy c. bill murray comes in. >> come on, pop!urday night live" was just kind of taking notes. >> two wild and crazy guys! >> you will never have to steel, gut, or cut again. >> roseann, roseanna-danna. >> where do we come from? >> france. >> it was the show for us. it was the show about us. >> you wanted to be a part of it. it was inextricably linked with the times. >> good afternoon. good night. >> and have a pleasant tomorrow. ♪ why not. y, l'eau de parfum. yves saint laurent. happy holidays. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking. it's cool, i don't want anything long term either. just a few nights of fun. i'm looking for someone who will let loose, dress up a little, see a show, order the steak, and the lobster. some people say i'm excessive, but who cares. i just want to enjoy some late nights. and some very late checkouts. think you can keep up? ♪ this rental car is so boring to drive.

so now having to treat people with smoking related illnesses and the life expectancy between murray or non markets and is expected, the gap is expected to close because many mallory people smoke more frequently than non murray people. how do you, how do you on for that? i'm not sure about it. i don't believe it. i mean, in other western countries, you know, western governments of, i've been very reluctant for many years to admit the smokers pay far more into the health system. everybody else they've already paid around. so many things example in britain don't even live to the age of 65 to even children pensions. i think the financial argument where people in the article, what's going to happen in new zealand is. ready an outlaw cigarettes, criminal gangs will take over this particular area and so cigarettes for more money, the government won't be able to collect the taxes. it used to collect on cigarettes, but it will have just many people suffering from terminal illnesses in the hospital . so i don't think, i don't think that the figures really add up smoking as such as decline quite

native douglas murray joins us now. good morning, douglas. >> good morning.w, right? you live in america but you are originally from the u.k. what are your thoughts about all of this? are you going to be watching the netflix documentary? >> it's amazing, isn't it? let's just run this through. bobby kennedy's daughter, who was married to the disgraced former governor of new york. >> ainsley: andrew cuomo. >> gets alec baldwin, who last year accidentally shot a woman to death, who is married to himself to a woman who claims to be hispanic and isn't, have given an award for prince and his wife who made v. made totally false allegations of racism. it's like a sort of moral awards ponzi scheme, isn't it? nothing in this whole thing is true or good or recognizable being an award. it's quite amazing. >> steve: iamazing. they have the netflix series that comes out. as you know as well the palace, apparently, according to what i read on daily mail is bracing for this book called "spare" that's coming out. how do you, douglas, square what they have done with their noto

sara murray with me now. i know there's a lot to go through, and there's a team of people going through them, but what else stands out to you? >> reporter: there is a team that is diligently going through these transcripts, but the don jr. transcript is tfascinating because he's the son of the former president and he lays out a little bit more about his text messages with mark meadows as the riot was unfolding. at one point, he texted meadows saying he has to condemn this. he said, he has to condemn this asap. condemn what, he said, and he said, the violence that's going on. i think i made it pretty clear in my speech we can do this peacefully. use your first amendment rights, do it that way, but violence has no place in this situation. you know, the other thing that was really notable from this don jr. transcript, obviously he wanted his father to condemn the violence of the capitol that day. there was a whole lot that don jr. could not remember that the committee asked about, you know, when it came to his c

sara murray, stay with us.ng in cnn contributor john dean, former white house council for president nixon and cnn political contributor david urban, a republican strategist and former trump campaign adviser. all right, so david, you heard sara lay it out. we all know the former president and his allies were obsessed with finding voter fraud. but now we're learning more about what was conspiring behind the scenes with a sitting senator lindsey graham saying according to this testimony, give me five dead voters that i can go out and champion. your reaction. >> so what i think lindsey graham is saying is give me something credible. give me something plausible that i can go out and take to people. not some scatter brained notions that are being flown around the internet. lindsey graham is looking for proof, what other people are looking for too. he said give me some proof, and i'll go out and talk about it. i think later in that system it appears lindsey graham said hey, there is no proof here. i'm not going forwar

british tennis player, former world number one andy murray, who was awarded with the help of ukraine,ecame the laureate of the arthur ashe award for supporting humanitarian projects in ukraine. in march, murray announced that he would donate all his prizes earned by the end of the year to help ukrainian children who suffered from the war, as a result, the british handed over $630,000 to humanitarian aid to our country, which continues to defend itself against full-scale russian aggression. well, i only want to say one thing. you see, fifa is actually doing wrong by doing what it is doing. president volodymyr zelenskyi was not given the opportunity to address the world, first of all, the football world , the audience of billions of billions of viewers, which will watch football and before the match of the final between the national teams of argentina and the national teams of france, and i think this is wrong. i definitely understand that volodymyr oleksandrovych in our the presidents would definitely give the commander-in-chief a good text that wouldn't offend anyone , he wouldn't off

. >> here is cnn political correspondent sara murray with more on the final checklist investigators have before their report goes from the printer to the public. >> the clerk will call the roll. >> reporter: running up against an end of year deadline. >> close to putting down the pen and going to print. >> reporter: investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol convening privately to weigh its final moves and discuss the report. >> haven't finished the discussion of any consequences including referrals yet but working 0 than in the coming days and expect to conclude that very soon. >> reporter: the committee still weighing what to do about criminal reaches. the panel also discussing how to present evidence of possible obstruction, perjury and witness tampering in its final report and deciding whether to try to hold accountable five gop lawmakers including house minority leader kevin mccarthy and senator jordan for refusing to testify before committee members. >> a message to take back home and along the way stop at the capitol! >> reporter: committee chairman bennie thompson s

it is a lot to unpack, so let's start with cnn political correspondent sara murray who has been digging through these transcripts all week for us. sarah, what more can you tell us about these new details from donald trump jr.'s testimony to the committee? >> well, pam, i mean this is interesting because we have of course previously reported on the mark meadows texts. the former trump white house chief of staff who was so important to this investigation. and donald trump's testimony really digs into this. we previously reported that donald trump junior had sent a text to mark meadows, essentially laying out a way to keep donald trump in power. keep him in the white house. it was very similar to the strategy that his allies actually put forward, as you just said. so the committee is asking donald trump jr. essentially why did you send this text. and this is what he says. he says, perhaps in reading it was the most sophisticated, you know, and detailed. again, about things that are necessarily even know too much about. but it sounded plausible. and i wanted to make sure that we were lookin

after his jerusalem residency rights were revoked earlier this month. subtle how murray had been detained without charge since march, under so called administrative detention. for actors and rights groups are calling on iran to release actress. turn a alley, do steep, the star of the oscar winning film. the salesman was arrested on saturday for cooling on the international community to intervene after the execution of a young prisoner alley duty, also posted a picture of herself on social media without a head scarf holding a sign, reading women, life freedom, state media, and iran says the actress has been accused of spreading false information. the opposition parties in liberia had been protesting, accusing the government there of corruption and wasteful spending. the cost of living is rising in the west african nation. it comes as present george way as wrapping up a $48.00 day trip abroad. a member of parliament has filed a motion calling for an investigation into his prolonged absence. liberians themselves are divided about the protest. forget, also fabulous. protest cannot solve the p